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Harmful Algal Blooms: Prevention, Prediction, Management, and Control
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Harmful algal blooms are impacting human and ecological health across the globe in both freshwater and marine systems. In some cases, they can be prevented or controlled, but in others they can only be predicted and managed. The panel will discuss various approaches for dealing with this increasingly intractable problem.
Session Panelists:
Don Anderson, Senior Scientist, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Kevin G. Sellner, Executive Director, Chesapeake Research Consortium
Gail Hesse, Executive Director, Ohio Lake Erie Commission
Dan Ayres,Coastal Shellfish Lead Biologist, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Alina Corcoran, Research Scientist, Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission
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SESSION TWO: Thursday, August 1, 2013 - 3:30pm – 5:00pm
Invasive Species: Asian Carp Case Study
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Invasive species cost $120 billion annually and cause enormous impacts to native species and ecosystems. The introduction of a relatively small number of non-native organisms can quickly over-run native species as the newcomers reproduce and feed with little or no competition. Once they become established, non-native species are usually impossible to eradicate and often difficult to control, creating permanent changes to ecosystems. Prevention is the primary method to protect native ecosystems from invasive organisms.
The Great Lakes and the Mississippi River system, connected via canals that over a century ago reversed the flow of the Chicago River and erased the continental subdivide that separated the two watersheds, each have been victims of invasive species that originated in the other. Twenty-nine species from the Great Lakes are at high risk to invade the Mississippi system, and ten species from the Mississippi are at high risk to reach breeding populations in the lakes. Those include several species of Asian carps. These carps already have colonized much of the Mississippi River system and moved close to the Great Lakes via the Chicago canal system and other pathways. State and federal governments have taken short and long term actions, including major infrastructure investments, to slow their progress. One option they are considering is re-reversing the flow of the Chicago River to re-create a physical divide between the Mississippi River system and the Great Lakes. If this multi-billion dollar project is undertaken, it would stop the flow of invasive species in both direction between the Great Lakes and the Mississippi River system.
The panel will describe the history, extent and possible impact on the Great Lakes of the Asian carps; the measures currently being employed to address them; and potential future actions, including re-establishing a subcontinental divide between the Mississippi River system and the Great Lakes.
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John Goss, Asian Carp Director at the White House Council on Environmental Quality
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Marc Gaden, Communications Director & Legislative Liaison, Great Lakes Fishery Commission
Tim Eder, Executive Director, Great Lakes Commission
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Andy Buchsbaum, Healing Our Waters Coalition and Great Lakes Office of National Wildlife Federation
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FRIDAY, Sept. 13 (HealthDay News) -- People who are bilingual, or speak two languages, likely have more mental flexibility than those who speak just one language, according to a new study.
Researchers from Penn State University found that bilingual people have both languages active at all times and process both languages simultaneously. As a result, they are able to alternate between them without interruption.
"In the past, bilinguals were looked down upon," said Judith Kroll, professor of psychology, linguistics and women's studies, in a university news release. "Not only is bilingualism not bad for you, it may be really good. When you're switching languages all the time, it strengthens your mental muscle, and your executive function becomes enhanced."
The study, published recently in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, involved two experiments. First, the researchers had 27 people who spoke both Spanish and English read 512 sentences written in one language or the other. The languages alternated every two lines. The participants read the sentences to themselves until they came to a word written in red. The red words were cognates, or words that sounded and looked similar and had the same meaning in both languages. These red words had to be read out loud as quickly and accurately as possible.
"Cognate words were processed more quickly than control words," suggesting that both languages are active at the same time, Jason Gullifer, a graduate student in psychology, said in the news release.
Participants in the second experiment completed the same task as the first group, but they were presented with only one language at a time. Since the results of the second experiment were similar to the first, the researchers concluded that context does not influence word recognition.
"The context of the experiment didn't seem to matter," Gullifer said. "If you look at bilinguals, there seems to be some kind of mechanistic control."
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National Teacher of the Year energizes, inspires thousands of educators
Iowa high school teacher emphasizes a 'lead learner' philosophy to engage students
NEW ORLEANS - July 05, 2010 -
Sarah Brown Wessling, the 2010 National Teacher of the Year, fired up the 9,000 educators attending the National Education Association (NEA) Representative Assembly today with a passionate speech that emphasized her belief that teachers must be the lead learners in their own classrooms. That means teachers who are listening, interacting, and working side by side with their students, she said.
"Lead learning doesn't determine the worth of a moment, day or endeavor based on the answers," she said, "but rather on the questions that drive us to wonder." Wessling is a tenth- through twelfth-grade English teacher at Johnston High School in Johnston, Iowa.
"Wessling is a shining example of how teachers can transform the way students feel about learning," said NEA President Dennis Van Roekel. "She inspires her students by the way she inserts real-life, relevant examples into her English lessons. She motivates them to reach their maximum potential."
In her speech to delegates, Wessling reflected on her childhood days of playing school. "We decided who would be the teacher or the student, we put each other in rows, we gave assignments and we gave grades. We told some students they were good and others that they were bad. As a teacher looking back on this, I'm kind of mortified…. Is that really what school is all about—keeping order, creating systems, giving assignments, getting grades?"
Playing the game of school is not the same as teaching, she said. "I think our system is playing the game of school," adding that teachers have the collective responsibility to transcend that game. "We need to create places where students thrive because of the system, not in spite of it," she said. "Our students are worth the kind of learning that's worth doing."
Earlier this year, Wessling was honored by President Barack Obama at a White House ceremony where he praised her innovative teaching style and dedication to mentoring others new to the profession. Wessling is known for using out-of-the-box techniques such as incorporating songs, film storyboards, popular public service announcements and Facebook pages into her curriculum. She instills hope in students who have given up, and she fosters their curiosity for learning by engaging them in non-traditional assignments that she says "can make the words of a philosopher, dead for two millennia, relevant to their lives now and by celebrating any small moment of progress."
The National Teacher of the Year program, a project of the Council of Chief State School Officers, is the oldest and most prestigious award program for teachers. Sponsored by the ING Foundation and Target, it focuses public attention on teaching excellence.
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More New Merit Badgesstevejb68 on June 6, 2010 in Advancement
During the last seven months we have seen three new merit badges introduced to the Boy Scout merit badge program (Scuba Diving, Geocaching, and Scouting Heritage). We have also seen the return of four merit badges for this year only (Signaling, Tracking, Pathfinding, and Carpentry). But did you know that the BSA is not done yet? Two more merit badges should be introduced this year, the Inventing and the Robotics merit badges. Yes, that is right, two merit badges for the tech savvy Boy Scout.
According to the Lake Huron Area Council's Website:
These badges are being introduced because they received positive feedback in a youth interest survey. If five new merit badges seems like a lot, it is. By comparison, the BSA introduced just six new merit badges between 1992 (Collections) and 2006 (Composite Materials). But the new badges aren't the only innovation. In the past it took three years to create a merit badge. Now, that time has been cut to just less than a year, helping to keep the badge topics and content fresher than ever.
Sounds the like BSA has stepped up their game a bit, don't you agree? What do you think about all these new merit badges in such a short time period?


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Me, so far. I gained 3lbs from the last check-up three weeks ago, about 2olbs since pre-pregnancy weight.
Although the weight I gained is the prescribed weight gain, Dra. A said I should eat more (the healthy stuff, of course) because Baby's weight is now below average :( My tummy also got bigger faster, fundal height is now 31in. Dra. A also said it's nice I haven't developed stretchmarks yet, yay! But I noticed some small kamot marks below the navel, uh-oh.
I was advised to continue with Obimin and twice a day Anmun milk. And added a new vitamin, Iberet, an iron supplement.
We were also able to discuss "money matters" with her which actually relieved me since money talks make me uneasy. :)
Baby Dot, now. My prayers (and others' prayers) were heard because we found out today that Dot has spun to cephalic position (the music and penlight sessions worked!). Now, I am more excited to give birth knowing that everything is in place. Just hoping Dot won't spin again! We also confirmed that Dot is a GIRL! Dot is a Hamburger and not a hotdawg, as my OB puts it, LOL! I'm not running a guess-the-gender contest anymore, since Dot took this long to show, it seems anti-climactic already hehe. She's now about 4lbs and heartbeat is 140bpm.
Last night, I slept a little because her kicks were getting stronger. I was hurt and wanted to cry already. That's why I was so sleepy while waiting for Doc this morning. My mom said, it's better to feel her moving rather than not. She has a point right?
That's it for now. I need to rest now. I am just so elated Dot has been very good and that God is putting everything in place that my worries are slowly going away.
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Dear Dodgers, let this be the last Valenzuela Bobblehead
14 comments:
- Cindy said...
I, for one, agree with you. There are so many other deserving greats who have never had one, let alone three. Piazza. Tommy Davis. Tommy John. Don Sutton. Steve Yeager. Bill Russell. Many more. Let's switch it up!
- August 21, 2012 at 2:52 PM
- Jeanne said...
I also agree. It's like "Seriously folks, let's do something different for a change, okay?"
- August 21, 2012 at 3:17 PM
- caliking323 said...
Hey I'm looking to trade bobbleheads. I'm looking for a record setting infeld or any matt Kemp bobble I have orel,scioscia, Fernando , Gibson or Koufax for trade please let me know
- August 21, 2012 at 11:38 PM
- Koufax Kid said...
I wasn't able to go last night. Anyone want to sell or trade One? Also looking for a in-field one as well!
Bobbleheads that should be for next season:
Pedro Guererro
Steve Sax
Johnny Podres
Don Sutton
Wally Moon
Pee Wee Reese
Roy Campenella
Any other thoughts?
- August 22, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Unknown said...
@ Koufax Kid
Tommy John
Without TJ, there'd be no impetus for Dr. Frank Jobe to first perform the elbow surgery that'd forever change the recoveries and career paths of countless professional and amateur athletes, not just major-league pitchers.
*raises glass to Dr. Frank Jobe*
- August 22, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- Koufax Kid said...
Totally agree. Plus he could use some good press, he's going thru a really sloppy divorce I've heard. Also Steve Yeager deserves one too.
- August 22, 2012 at 1:27 PM
- Ch1charo said...
How about one for the L.A. Dodgers all time career leader in hits Willie "3 dog" Davis. He definitely deserves one. Blue Magic
- August 22, 2012 at 5:36 PM
- Ed Santos said...
even though i may not like it, as long as the dodgers have sold out nights like last night, there will always be valenzuela bobblehead nights. some of the other bobblehead nights did not get as crowded as last night, so it was not just the appeal of a bobblehead.
- August 22, 2012 at 5:39 PM
- Unknown said...
koufax kid, i was able to attend the bobblehead game and was able to get one extra valenzuela for trade. I am looking for anything given away either this or last year. (kemp,koufax,ethier,karros,drysdale). e-mail me so we can link up for a trade.
- August 22, 2012 at 11:42 PM
- Koufax Kid said...
Albert - What's your email address?
- August 23, 2012 at 11:29 AM
- Dodgerche said...
They should of had a bobblehead with all 5 rookie of the years in a row like the 80's infield that would of been sick...
- August 24, 2012 at 10:20 AM
- MarcoS. said...
Who are these people asking for more Fernando bobbleheads and telling Roberto to jump off a bridge? Show yourselves!
Naw, I'm just kidding.
But seriously no more Fernando bobbleheads.
- August 24, 2012 at 11:38 AM
- Unknown said...
koufax kid, its email@example.com, just email me whenever possible.
- August 24, 2012 at 11:50 AM
- Unknown said...
@ Koufax, 8/22 at 1:27 p.m.
Sorry to hear that about TJ. He always seemed like a good egg, so learning about that is a bummer.
A Yeager bobble would work.
My husband liked the concept of a TJ bobble when I mentioned it to him. With that, he pointed out that a Dr. Frank Jobe bobble would be cool, too.
- August 24, 2012 at 10:45 PM


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North Korea is famous for its blustery vows to rain nuclear death on the U.S., so it wasn't surprising when it released a photo showing leader Kim Jong-un in front of a map of North America that read "Plan to hit the U.S. mainland."
But some might be surprised at one of the cities targeted: Austin.
The Telegraph of London reported that the photo, apparently taken at an "emergency meeting" Friday morning, show Kim signing an order for North Korea's rocket forces to be on standby to fire at the United States. Besides Austin, the missile trajectories on the map appear to end in Hawaii, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, the Telegraph said.
For what it's worth, the Associated Press reported that portions of the photo appeared to have been manipulated.
The meeting of senior military leaders was called after two nuclear-capable American B-2 bombers carried out simulated bombing raids on North Korean targets on an island off the South Korean coast.
The good news: Military experts don't believe North Korea has the techonology to threaten the U.S. with nuclear missiles. But its proganda machine is unparalleled.
Read the Telegraph story here:
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NEW YORK -- Not expecting the indie fashion darlings of Rodarte and the in-every-neighborhood coffee retailer Starbucks to be in the same sentence, let alone the same stores?
They will be, come Nov. 13.
Starbucks Corp. tapped sisters Laura and Kate Mulleavy as its next design partners for a series of limited-edition products for the holiday season. There'll be Rodarte-designed gift cards, tote bags, cup sleeves and mugs. The signature pattern features a pixelated checkerboard of gray, white and silver set against different shades of green.
It's not specifically "holiday," but that's intentional.
For the design duo, it's a chance to put their name _ and their style _ out to a new audience. Typically, their fashion designs are edgy, conceptual styles that are not necessarily in line with mass-market taste.
"Our clothing is specialized," Laura Mulleavy said in an interview, "and when we are thinking of Rodarte, we choose things that say who we are as designers, but we're not limited to that. We like the idea of collaborations and putting our thought process somewhere else."
This project marks Starbucks' first foray into fashion, said Samie Barr, vice president of category brand management, but the company sees it as "putting us on the map as a true inspirational gifting destination."
It's OK that not all their customers will recognize Rodarte. "We felt we had a broad audience of customers. We look for unique and differentiated, not necessarily looking for `mainstream.' ... People buy with their eyes."
Laura Mulleavy said designing the products came fairly easy, especially since they are daily coffee drinkers, but it was a challenge to adapt to the small surface of the gift card.
The look also had to appeal to both men and women, not something in Rodarte's usual womenswear repertoire.


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- A Second Open Letter to Google Doodles | Speaking Up: "Does Google know that women make up only 9-12% of the Doodles – 0% in the United States thus far in 2012? Is that figure acceptable at Google?" This isn't the first time that Google Doodles have received criticism for their lack of gender diversity.
- Square posts a picture of their summer intens; the Twitterverse notices a gender discrepancy.
- IT Unemployment Hits Women Harder: "Anyone in a position to influence these kinds of decisions should keep track of patterns in workforce reduction and be aware of any potential patterns that tend to disproportionately affect women or other groups of people. This means not waiting for it to be brought to their attention but rather diligently looking to see if these patterns are occurring."
- On Technical Entitlement: "Technical elitism seems like the kind of thing that could knock the entire industry flat. Why do we keep scaring everyone off?"
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Blood Orange | 09/06/14
Blood Orange – aka Devonté Hynes – recently scored Gia Coppola's full-length film Palo Alto (James Franco, Emma Roberts, Jack Kilmer, Nat Wolff, Zoe Levin), and the two have teamed up again in Hynes' new music video for "You're Not Good Enough." The 80s-inspired video features both Coppola and Hynes, who is showcasing some sweet dance moves, as well as an appearance by Samantha Urbani, who contributes vocals to the Cupid Deluxe stand-out track. The video was co-produced by Urban Outfitters as the 18th installment of their UO Music Video Series. Check out blog.urbanoutfitters.com/bloodorange for behind the scenes photos from the shoot, and watch "You're Not Good Enough" now.
"I was very excited by the prospect of getting to do a music video for Dev. I'm obviously a huge fan of his, and we've been talking about trying to make a video together for a while now," says director Gia Coppola. "Dev has great taste. I love discussing what interests us and bringing our ideas together. I've always been fascinated with choreography and live television, both of which felt perfect for 'You're Not Good Enough.'"
The UO Music Video Series alumnus: Liars, Washed Out, Classixx, Charlie XCX, Autre Ne Veut, Tame Impala, How To Dress Well, Peaking Lights, Frankie Rose, The Walkmen, Nick Waterhouse, Cloud Nothings, Black Lips, Spank Rock, The War on Drugs, Beach Fossils, and Toro Y Moi.
The Palo Alto score features 30 minutes of brand new music written and composed by Devonté Hynes. HERE to purchase a digital copy of the score now and HERE to pre-order the CD or LP, out physically on August 4th. The LP is available on magenta colored vinyl, limited to 500 copies, available exclusively via Dom Mart.
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by Vivien Hidary
Sicilian eggplants are sweeter and creamier than any other variety of eggplant. My friend Vivien, a gourmet cook, makes sure that this stuffed eggplant dish is on most of her Jewish holiday menus because its a family favorite! It can be prepared in advance, frozen, and baked before serving.
How to Create this Kosher Dish:
- Peel and slice about 4 sicilian eggplants and place on a tray sprayed with Pam.
- Brush a little olive oil on top of the slices.
- Bake on 350 degrees for approximately 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, mix equal parts of chopped meat and cooked rice with allspice and salt to make filling.
- When eggplant is done roll each slice around a small mound of filling.
- Arrange in a roaster or Pyrex in rows. Cover with a mixture of water, salt (or chicken consommé) allspice and a drizzle of oil.
- Bake at 350.Bake covered. .
These eggplants are soft and the perfect comfort food . You can also bake them whole and eat with a spoon! Enjoy!
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Student loan fix math not adding up
Negotiators trying to find an elusive fix to the student loan rate issue are working overtime to reach a solution that wouldn't increase the federal deficit by billions of dollars.
The Congressional Budget Office told a bipartisan group of senators working on a deal that their plan to reform all student loan rates would increase the deficit by $22 billion. So with a goal of finding something that neither cuts the deficit or requires new revenues, staff for the senators are submitting alternative plans based on the framework of that deal to the CBO, two Democratic Senate sources confirmed.
Member-to-member meetings have ceased in the face of a stiffening bent of partisanship in the upper chamber, and a GOP source said negotiations would almost assuredly fall apart if Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid actually goes forward next week with the "nuclear option," a rewrite of Senate rules by majority vote.
Though the rules change wouldn't directly affect the legislative voting thresholds, Republicans are unlikely to cooperate on a student loan bill if the button on the nuclear options is pushed. The GOP source was bullish on a bipartisan deal in the Senate before the upcoming August recess if the Senate avoids a rules change. Subsidized rates shot from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent on July 1, but most students don't sign their loans until August before returning to college for the Fall semester.
The lawmakers on Wednesday submitted a rewrite of federal student loan law that would create two classes of loans, one for graduate students and another for undergrads, based on 10-year Treasury notes. All undergraduate rates— both subsidized and unsubsidized — would be set at the same rate on a yearly basis and capped at 8.25 percent. Graduate student rates would be capped at 9.25 percent.
Staffers for the Senate group focused on the issue are attempting to tweak those rates by fractions of percentage points to come out with a solution that doesn't affect federal government's bottom line. CBO projects about $1.4 trillion in federal loans will be made in the next 10 years.


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Smoak plunks Astros' Crowe in wild sequence
SEATTLE -- Trevor Crowe helped the Astros score their final run in Houston's 6-4 victory over the Mariners on Monday night, hitting a popup to foul territory in right field. But Crowe received pain for the gain when he was plunked by first baseman Justin Smoak's throw home while crouching in foul ground near the plate as Jonathan Villar sprinted home from third.
"That was a crazy play," Crowe said after the game. "I saw Smoak catch the ball, and I was kind of like, 'Oh my God, did I just foul out right there?' I put my head down and I felt something hit me and I looked to the right and there was the baseball, and I see Villar scampering home."
The wild play was even more unlikely given the situation. Crowe, a switch-hitter, was batting right-handed, so a foul popup to the opposite side was unexpected.
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The entry point of Lucu httpd.
- type FallbackHandler = [String] -> IO (Maybe ResourceDef)
- runHttpd :: Config -> ResTree -> [FallbackHandler] -> IO ()
type FallbackHandler = [String] -> IO (Maybe ResourceDef)Source
FallbackHandler is an extra resource handler for resources which
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Lucu httpd first search for a resource in the tree, and then call
fallback handlers to ask them for a resource. If all of the
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NEW YORK—Only eight months after the release of the LG G2, LG is taking the wraps off its latest flagship, the G3. This year's model ups the ante in the screen department, moving from a 5.2-inch display on the G2 to an even larger 5.5-inch LCD. (Mainstream flagship smartphones are now larger than the original Galaxy Note.) The G3's resolution is one of the highest ever in a phone at 2560×1400, which works out to a ridiculous pixel density of 538 PPI. For comparison, remember when Apple's "Retina Display" blew minds at 326 PPI?
In person, the display is gorgeous, though we aren't sure if you'll be able to tell the difference over the roughly 400 PPI that modern 1080p screens provide. Side-by-side with the 440 PPI Nexus 5, we couldn't decipher the upgrade. Ultra-high density displays like this need to exist for things like head-mounted displays (Facebook's Oculus Rift, for example), but we aren't sure a smartphone is the best application yet. Any pixels beyond what the human eye can see at an arm's length will just drain the battery faster.
Marketing departments and spec junkies love high PPI numbers, and it's fun to play the "can you spot a pixel" game, but this kind of pixel arms race is not really necessary at the moment. We would prefer "good enough" pixel density and a focus on battery life. For what it's worth, LG says it has put a lot of work into saving the battery from being eaten up by the 2k display with things like adaptive frame rate. Still, that doesn't change the fact that these extra pixels are wasteful. (What follows are first images from a brief hands-on, but we'll have a full look at what the display does to the battery life in an upcoming full review.)
Moving past pixels, LG's continued dedication to making bezels—and by extension, the device—as small as possible should be applauded. While the HTC One M8 and Samsung Galaxy S5 seem to be going backward with larger bezels, LG is charging ahead in the quest to trim off as much fat as possible. This trend coincides with one of our new favorite smartphone specs: "screen-to-bezel ratio." The previous leader was the G2, which had 75.7 percent of the front surface area dedicated to the screen. The G3 manages to top even that, with a 76.4 percent screen-to-bezel ratio.
LG is grossly calling the shell of the phone "metallic" despite it being 100 percent plastic. Google defines metallic as "of, relating to, or resembling metal or metals," so LG can get away with "metallic" because the plastic vaguely resembles the look of metal. It's not as high of a gloss as previous plastics from LG, and we should note that even the demo units didn't get as greasy as some of the glossier phones can.
The G3 is powered by an 2.5Ghz Snapdragon 801, a 3000 mAh removable battery, and 16 or 32GB of storage with a microSD slot. The spec sheet lists 2 or 3GB of RAM, so we'll have to wait for the carrier variants to pop up before we see what options are available in America.
The camera is a 13MP sensor with laser autofocus, which is supposed to be faster and less error prone than optical autofocus. LG says the G3 can focus on something in .276 seconds. The display unit seemed fast, but this is something we really couldn't test in such a limited environment.
LG's trademark rear buttons are back. The volume and power buttons sit on the back of the phone around where your index finger falls. The power button is easy enough to hit, but the good news is that you will never need it since tap-to-wake functionality is built into the device. Double-tap on the screen and it wakes up.
While the hardware design looks great, the manufacturer skin is always a major point of concern with Android phones. LG has reskinned its UI to be as trendy-flat as possible, but, like with the G2, there are still over-the-top GPU-powered transformations. The first widget we touched needed to transition to a full-screen UI, so it unfolded like it was made out of paper and flopped into place on the screen, gently swaying back and forth before it settled into place. It might be due to the unfinished nature of the software, but the 2.5Ghz quad core seemed to struggle to keep up with some of these ambitious animations.
There have been some improvements, though. Like Samsung, LG has finally gotten with the program and replaced the menu button with a recent apps button. This fixes the discoverability problems we had with the G2.
LG's keyboard is now called "Smart Keyboard," and it attempts to make typing easier. Autocorrect suggestions appear in pairs, and to help minimize finger movements, the G3 lets you swipe up with your left or right thumb to pick one of the choices. LG has worked to make editing faster, too. Holding down on the space bar and moving left and right will move the cursor, saving you from having to try to poke between letters. The keyboard is even finally resizable. To change the height, just drag the top edge up or down.
"Smart Notice" will pop up Google Now style notifications on the home screen. If you decline a call from a contact and don't get back to them, it will remind you of the call after a period of time. It will also prompt you to uninstall apps you don't use and remind you to put the phone into battery saving mode when the battery is low.
"Smart Security" is another addition LG has made to its skin. This includes the returning Knock Code, which is a tap-to-wake system that requires a code to be entered made up of four quadrants on the screen. Other than that, there seems to be a few replicated features that are already part of Android, like remote wipe.
It seems that every OEM is building some kind of flip case that you can interact with, and LG is no exception. The G3 has a "QuickCircle" case, which is a flip case with a little circular window in it. Closing the case lights up on the little circle window, and it can display little mini apps like a clock, music player, or camera. It also alerts you to incoming calls and text.
The G3 will be out this summer in the US. AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile are all signed up to carry it. Prices and release dates are up to the carriers, so we'll have to wait for that information. While we only had a limited amount of time to try out the G3, LG looks to have gone all out on the hardware this year. Until we can give it a proper review, though, we aren't so sure that the software will hold up. We'll be spending some time with the device before rendering a final verdict, so stay tuned for an in-depth look at the device closer to launch.


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Years of work, effort, and dedication have borne fruit in the form of a project that has exceeded expectations and gone beyond previous limitations of excavation in classical archaeology. The rebirth of Cástulo is now a fact. This ancient city, which was once the capital of the Iberian region of Oretania, has returned to life. The walls of the city's buildings and the spaces where its population lived are rising from their slumber. We're beginning to see Cástulo as a living space, a city whose streets can be walked, a meeting-place, a place where people from different cultures and nationalities can share unique and unforgettable experiences.
The Cástulo Archaeological Group (Conjunto Arqueológico de Cástulo), which joins together the site and the Archaeological Museum of Linares, manages a total of 3,141 hectares, including parts of the municipalities of Linares, Lupión, and Torreblascopedro. In 1972, the group came under state control, and since 1984 it has been part of the Andalusian Cultural Council. The urban center covers 76.5 hectares of public property. It is surrounded by fortifications measuring four kilometers in length, which even today preserves both walls and towers. The city dominated a crossroads, called the Salto Castulonensis, between the upper Guadalquivir River and the Meseta plateau of central Spain.
Cástulo reached its greatest prominence during the Second Punic War, between the Romans and the Carthaginians, one of the key moments in the history of the western Mediterranean. The city controlled the mineral resources of the Sierra Morena. It became the capital of the Iberian region of Oretania, then a Roman municipium with the right to coin its own money. Later on, in the later Empire, it became the seat of a bishop.
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Medical parole bill advances
The Assembly Public Safety Committee Tuesday unanimously approved legislation sought by San Diego County to require the state to notify authorities and families when severely injured prisoners are paroled to local medical facilities.
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors and District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis are pushing Assembly Bill 68, warning that prisoners released on medical parole may be a threat to staff and patients,
The latest figures show that 10 medical parolees are cared for in San Diego County.
Assemblyman Brian Maienschein, a San Diego Republican carrying the bill, told the committee in written material that the bill "will fulfill our highest priorities, which is ensuring the safety of our communities and residents." In a separate earlier joint statement, Supervisor Dianne Jacob and Dumanis said the current process "creates a dangerous situation where criminals are watched by medical staff instead of prison guards."
The measure does have its critics. The California Attorneys for Criminal Justice, in a letter, pointed out inmates must be determined to be permanently medically incapacitated — a finding that has to be confirmed by the prison's chief physician.
"Although such objection may be understandable in the conventional parole setting, no functional purpose is served by this advance notice," the letter said.
But county officials say a warning would give them a chance to protest if there is the possibility that a parolee could endanger staff or other patients at a facility.
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• Suffering severe brain trauma, convicted burglar Peter Post was bed-bound in an El Cajon skilled nursing facility when he began committing lewd acts in front of female nurses in late 2011. Post was later returned to custody for violating terms of his medical parole.
• Steven Martinez, who had been convicted of kidnapping, beating and raping a woman in San Diego in 1988, had been left a quadriplegic after a knife attack.
Martinez had "verbally abused and threatened the medical staff at the prison and was capable of verbally ordering crimes be committed," according to county arguments in support of the bill.
The state does cover half the costs of caring for the inmates and federal health care provides the rest.
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From Reuters: Not doing so well was "The Truth About Charlie," a remake of the Audrey Hepburn-Cary Grant caper "Charade." It opened at No. 14 with just $2.3 million, albeit from just 752 theaters (vs. more than 2,500 for each of the top four films). "Charlie," which starred Mark Wahlberg and Thandie Newton, was released by Universal Pictures, a unit of Vivendi Universal SA.
Now this is the smallest opening I've seen from what was a major motion picture (it cost $50 mil to make). Last I read was it was supposed to open in 2000 theatres not 700+. Its a wonder you guys couldn't find it. Geez, that means CA prob got 30% of them since I had 30 theatres in a 15 mile radius.
Anyway, it did OK for the amount of theatres it did play at, avg about $3000 each. Not spectacular, but good.
Anyway, its hard to tell what Universal is thinking. If they're doing the indie film direction, they might add more theatres since its since gotten some positive reviews from the major papers around the country.
So as I said before, you need to pass the word around that people should watch Charlie and not that stupid JackA** movie, they can watch that stuff on TV everyday on MTV.
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So that explains the reason why I had to drive an hour to see it yesterday. There are about 10 theaters reasonably close to where I live and none of them had it. One of them actually was playing Jack*** on 3 screens!!! That really frosted my cookies. But it was well worth the drive.
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Geez, I didn't even consider any of that. It was in the theatre I normally go to and I've seen it twice with no problems. The theatre was not so crowded the first time but that was probably because it was a weekday and when I saw it on the weekend, the theatre had a nice showing of people.
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That's the same for me. They were barely playing it and I had to drive all the way to a different county to see it but it wasn't that far.
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C we will probably be able to buy it on US dvd very soon after the cinema release here.I did that with Rock Star.
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it was a good movie though! Y should it matter if it's a remake?
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So, we're finally home from our big anniversary weekend away. I am so grateful for the time away and it was fabulous having alone time with my hubby...but I just have to say...RAIN SUCKS!!! Almost ALL our fun activities we had planned got cancelled. No fishing, no horseback riding, no biking or hiking. Even on our wildlife tour we ended up just taking a little jeep out with the guide since we were the only 2 people crazy enough to come for it in the POURING rain.
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Here are some pics of our cabin.
For the "Good"--Thursday's weather (our arrival day) was absolutely GORGEOUS! As soon as we got there we took a paddleboat out on the lake and got a good leg workout! After that we got checked into our room and then started getting stuff ready for our dinner. Since it was nice out and we had a private deck with a NICE gas grill on it, we decided to just cook our own dinner instead of going out. I had brought 2 bacon-wrapped turkey filets, 2 potatoes and a can of green beans and some dinner rolls. We had everything we needed for a nice supper.
After dinner, we tried throwing a line in the water from the bank right down from our cabin...but the trees and brush were so thick, we both lost our lures in the tree limbs so we decided to just go back to the room and enjoy the fireplace and big jacuzzi tub.
Friday morning rolled around with lots of thunder and lightening and rain. We were scheduled to do our horseback riding that morning...but decided to reschedule it for Sunday instead. We headed off for Branson in search of the "Branson Landing" that everyone is talking about. We did a little shopping around and I got some good deals for the kids from The Children's Place. Then we headed back to the resort for our 2 o'clock massage appointments. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh....that was WoNdErFuL!!! The lady who did mine started on my head first and she rubbed my hair and face for probably 15 minutes. It was Great!!
After our massages, we ordered room service for dinner. Matt tried the smoked salmon and I ordered a chicken club sandwich. We had a $50 credit for room service that came with our package...but the deal was we had to spend the whole $50 in one order...so we also ordered a grilled chicken ceasar salad and a slice of strawberry cheesecake!! It looked like SO MUCH FOOD! ha ha...but we saved what we didn't eat and snacked on it the next day. After we had finished our dinner, we exhanged anniversary gifts. Matt got me a laptop!!! (this picture is "the ugly")
I've been wanting one for years but I've been REALLY REALLY REALLY wanting one for the last year...so this was a wonderful surprise! (thanks Rachael & Lisa for helping him out with this!)
Since I couldn't think of a single really awesome gift to get him, I decided to get him 10 gifts--one for each year of marriage. In all I got him: a pair of jeans, a super-cute navy gingham dress shirt, a pair of AE camo swimming trunks, a dark pink AE t-shirt that he says he'll NEVER wear, some Nike socks & some Perry Ellis underwear, a pair of Adidas tennis shoes, some Hollister "Jake" cologne, a black down vest, some camoflage underwear and for the big finale present...a really cool silver cross ring from James Avery. At first he wasn't crazy about very much of his gifts...as a lot of them are a little bit out of his "norm" but I think they are growing on him. By summer, I bet I'll even get him to wear the pink shirt! ha ha
After our gift exchange, we got to take our romantic carriage ride around the whole Big Cedar property. It was gorgeous and we got lots of attention because the horse pulling us was HUGE and gorgeous and we had pretty white lights all over the carriage so it made us look like we were VIP or something! hee hee
Here's one of us togegther on the carriage ride. Matt had "let one" just as I hit the button...thus my scrunched up face and his laughing face.
Saturday morning was supposed to be our wildlife tram tour at Dogwood Canyon---but once again it was POURING rain. We called and they said if we still wanted to do it they'd just take us out in a jeep since we were the only 2 people who weren't cancelling. We decided to go ahead with it.
We saw some animals and the coolest part was getting to feed the rainbow trout from our hands! I have never seen so many fish jump out of the water all at once in my life! It was awesome!
Saturday night we decided to go see the Dixie Stampede since there really wasn't much else we could do in the rain. It was a fun show/dinner and then after that we visited the Tanger Outlet Mall.
Sunday we slept in and took our time getting around and then headed off to do our trail ride...but of course, the rain started up again and we ended up having to cancel again. We decided to head to Branson for lunch at the Olive Garden and then to do a little bit more shopping to get a couple more souvineers before we headed home.
Oh...one more thing I forgot to tell ya'll about...Saturday morning before our wildlife tour, I decided to just take a bath and wash up and shave and then I'd take my big shower and get "all ready" later in the day. So, Matt's in the shower, I'm in the bathtub across the room shaving my legs and I reach into the water to get the razor I had dropped and I grab the dumb thing by the blade. Sure enough I pulled my hand out of the water to see a chunk of my pointer finger missing and blood running down my hand and onto my arm. I immediately jumped up out of the bath and ran over and showed it to Matt. Poor guy...he has a weak stomach as it is and I think that about made him faint! We ended up having to have the Medics come out and bandage me up because the thing would NOT stop bleeding and I didn't even have a band-aid with me. I swear...razors and I do NOT get along!
Anyhow, I'm sure I could blabber more about it all...but I am sitting in bed typing this on my new laptop and I am nodding off while I am typing, so I think it's time to put it up for tonight! Thank you all for you sweet comments and wishes for a Happy Anniversary! You guys are the best!!
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- KC said...
Yea!!! It sounds like you had a great time, even with the rain.
This post makes me want to go back to Branson. We went there for our Honeymoon, about 11 1/2 years ago, and haven't been since then. It is so beautiful there!
Yea for the Laptop!!!! Did he get you the wireless card for it to???
I'm so glad that ya'll had such a wonderful time. You deserve it! :)
Love ya girlfriend,
- Beverly said...
Wow that is awesome! Sounds like you had a wonderful time rain and all. I got a laptop las year for my birthday. I don't know what I ever did without it. Now I just need a big ole cozy chair to go with it and I will be set, hehe! I gotta learn to work that foot pedal from the recline position, my back is killin me.
- Unknown said...
The trip sounds wonderful despite the rain! The cabin looks amazing!!! I think it'd be pretty romantic to be stuck in that cabin during a rain storm ;)
Yay for the laptop!! Congrats to you and hubby on 10 years :)
- Amos said...
So sorry it rained on you guys. But it sounds like you still had some fun. See, ya should've come the weekend before with us. But us having the kids would've been the drag. Happy Anniversary you two!
- Tammy said...
Looks like you had a WONDERFUL time - rain and all. Congrats again on 10 years. So awesome!!
P.S. Does Matt work for AEP? If so, my dad just retired from there after 20+ years!
- Kate said...
Sounds like a great anniversary celebration for both of you! And a laptop? WOW! He must know how much you love us bloggers :)
Rain is good luck on wedding days, so I'm sure it holds true for anniversaries too. Here's to many more happy, healthy years!
- Logzie said...
I am so glad you guys made the best of it despite the rain! It sounds like you had a great time anyway and a laptop...what a guy!!!! That's awesome!! You know...now we will accept no excuses for a lack of blogposts!! Ha! Just kidding!!! :0)
- Rachael Rae Diaries said...
You aren't ugly! Love your pics and thank you so much for sharing. I love the waterfall pic! Sounds like you guys had such a great time despite the rain!


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