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Original Marshall roar.
To the minds and ears of many, the all-valve 100 Watt Super Lead heads of the mid to late 1960s (˜67-'69) with the famed Plexiglas front panel, have been the holy grail of great rock tone. Now, the Handwired 1959HW is a line right back to that celebrated era.
An accurate reissue, the 1959HW has ˜Plexi' DNA running right through it. It has the classic tonal notes of those early ˜Plexis' which, being non-master-volume, when cranked overdrive the power valves, producing those sweet, highly responsive, harmonically rich tones, with chest-punching projection. And to make the 1959HW as authentic as possible, Marshall used original thickness, original pitch matrix, point-to-point tag boards.
With the transformers being an integral part of the ˜Plexi' sound, they also worked closely with Dagnall to duplicate the later-era ˜Plexi' power transformer. The result is that the 1959HW is the ˜best of both worlds' because it takes the best features from early ˜Plexis' and later ˜Plexis' to produce a truly awesome reissue.
Handwired reissue of 1967 Superlead
2 Channel
2x2 inputs
4 EL34, 1 ECC83 power amp valves
2 ECC83 preamp valves
Controls: Presence, Bass, Middle, Treble, Volume 1, Volume 2
Dimensions (WxHxD): 750mm x 305mm x 210mm
Weight: 10 kg


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Belly Up to Eight Korean BBQ for 8 Flavors of Pork Belly
Eight Korean BBQ focuses on pork belly, and has locations in Buena Park, Koreatown, and Singapore. The main attraction here is the eight flavors of pork belly. If the concept sounds familiar to you, that would be because the Koreatown location was Palsaik which also served eight flavors of pork belly. Palsaik is now rebranded (and with much much better service!) and with new menu items.
We got the Combo A, which comes with the eight flavors of pork belly plus a seafood stew and mozarella kimchi fried rice for $56.99. It was plenty of food for 2 people and probably would feed 3-4 depending on how much you eat.
The eight flavors were: hot, miso, curry, herb (mostly rosemary), garlic, black sesame, original, and wine. The black sesame one is a new addition (it replaced the ginseng) and I'm pleasantly surprised how well the sesame flavor worked with pork belly. I think the sesame was my favorite this time around, but the garlic and hot flavors are also great.
We also ordered the Flower Pork Belly ($22), because it looked so cool! Although we thought it looked more like a hedgehog than flower, but either way it made for a great photo and more fatty pork belly for us to eat.


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The G10 LON interface will connect a CU 351 pump controller and pumps to a LON network. Via the LON module it is possible to control the pump controller and get pump controller status.
The pump profile is compliant with version 1.0 of "Pump Controller Object", from LonMark International.
The module has been certified to adhere to LonMark Application Layer interoperability guidelines 3.4. Self documentation strings are used, which means an installation-tool can access the relevant information over the network.


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We love handmade gifts for Mother's Day, even if they aren't your hands!!!
We collected our favorite's from among Etsy's best Mother's day gifts, both handmade and vintage. Folded Porclain, English Hobnail, Sterling spikes, Amethyst, an English Toast rack(I use mine for mail!)and even lavender sachets…all for well under a $100 dollars.
These gifts are a cheap and cheerful twist on a handmade Mother's Day Gift.
1. Folded Porcelain Vase $65
2. Sterling spikes scattered on a delicate chain $25
3.English Hobnail Milkglass $70
4.Toast Rack – English Silver Plated $75
5. Silverplate Leaf $45
6. Set of 4 Black and White Damask II Tile Coasters $10
7.Acorn Sachets — Lavender Filled $9.75/set of 5
8.Amethyst Jeweled Lucite Box $55
9. Amethyst Briolette- Lariat Necklace $24
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Here are a number of solar photographs obtained by AAVSO solar observers over many years. Thanks to all of the photographers for sharing their images with us!
The AAVSO is a dynamic organization that has continuously evolved since its founding in 1911. Below, witness how the AAVSO photographs of attendees at the AAVSO Spring and Annual meetings have changed over the last ten decades!
Index to group photos of AAVSO meetings
Note: photo collection does not cover all meetings held


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A romp through the weird, scary, awesome future of mobile communications.
The near-term future of phones is fairly well-established. The iPhone 5 was released yesterday and its similarity to every Apple phone since 2007 serves as a reminder that our current mobile devices have been sitting on the same plateau for years.
Reflecting on Apple's recent product launches, author and professor at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program Clay Shirky told me, "They're selling transformation and shipping incrementalism."
The screens, cameras, and chips have gotten better, the app ecosystems have grown, the network speeds have increased, and the prices have come down slightly. But the fundamental capabilities of these phones hasn't changed much. The way that you interact with phones hasn't changed much either, unless you count the mild success of Siri and other voice command interfaces.
"Is the iPhone 5 the last phone?" Shirky said. "Not the last phone in a literal sense, but this is the apotheosis of this device we would call a phone."
Danny Stillion of the legendary design consultancy IDEO calls our current technological moment the "phone-on-glass paradigm," and it's proven remarkably successful over the last half-decade, essentially conquering the entire smartphone market in the United States and around the world. It seems like this Pax Cupertino could last forever. But if we know a single thing about the mobile phone industry, it's that it has been subject to disruptions.
No one has tracked these market shifts better than Horace Dediu at Asymco. He's documented what he calls "a tale of two disruptions," one from above in Apple and one from below in cheap Chinese and Indian manufacturers. In just the last five years, Nokia, Samsung, LG, and RIM have seen their market shares and profits collapse due to this pincer movement. Our conceit is that change will come again to the smartphone market, and that the phones and market leaders of 2022 will not be the same as they are today.
What might their input methods be? How might the software work? What are we going to call these things that we only occasionally use to make telephone calls?
"It's not clear to me that there is any such device as the phone in 2022. Already, telephony has become a feature and not even a frequently used feature of those things we put in our pockets. Telephony as a purpose built device is going away, as it's been going away for the TV and the radio," Clay Shirky said to me, when I asked him to speculate. "So what are the devices we have in our pockets?"
Read more at The Atlantic.


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Leicester Council of Faiths
We have been working since 1986 to promote trust, understanding and co-operation among faith communities in Leicester – and beyond. Our members include representatives of the city's Bahá'ís, Buddhists, Christians, Hindus, Jains, Jews, Muslims and Sikhs. For almost three decades, Leicester Council of Faiths has played an effective and significant role in establishing, maintaining and promoting Leicester's reputation as a place where people of different religions or beliefs co-exist peacefully. We work alongside other agencies, groups and organisations concerned with community cohesion and integration and mutual respect. Leicester Council of Faiths is recognized locally, nationally and internationally as one of the city's key players in upholding equality and celebrating diversity.


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Online seminar
Eliminate differential pressure issues
Increase reliability up to 10 times with electronic differential pressure (dp) sensors
Differential pressure (dp) measurement is widely used to measure level in pressurized and vacuum tanks. However, traditional dp measurement using impulse lines and capillaries has its drawbacks in terms of accuracy, due to temperature deviations for example, and total cost of ownership.
Reliability: New electronic differential pressure system eliminates traditional mechanical issues resulting in greater measurement accuracy, process availability and reliability.
Safety: Safety risks are minimized with the new electronic differential pressure system architecture and design.
Cost-effectiveness: Low total cost of ownership due to reduced installation time, maintenance, downtime and spare requirements.
Reliable, safe and cost-effective sensor technology
Endress+Hauser's new electronic differential pressure system, consisting of one transmitter with two sensors, offers proven pressure sensor technology in a new and innovative manner. The transmitter calculates the differential pressure from both sensors and transmits the level, volume or mass via 4...20 mA/HART as a standard 2-wire loop-powered device. This increases reliability and safety and reduces costs.
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The problems often encountered with conventional dp systems that use impulse lines include clogging, icing, leaks and condensation. Even those dp systems that use oil-filled capillaries face issues in applications with changing ambient temperatures. Electronic dp Deltabar FMD71 and FMD72 eliminate these problems - you not only benefit from precise measured values but also increased reliability and safety in your process.
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Our electronic dp systems allow you to select the best process connections, housing and measuring cells based on your application needs:
The Ceraphire® ceramic cell (FMD71) is vacuum-resistant and best suited to corrosive and abrasive media. Based on capacitive sensor technology it offers additional safety with its self-monitoring function.
The silicon cell on the FMD72 offers temperature compensation for accurate measurement – even in applications with rapidly changing temperatures!
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Safety risks are minimized with the new electronic differential pressure system architecture and design:
Elimination of tubing and connection leaks often encountered in traditional systems
Elimination of line condensation or evaporation events (dry/wet leg inconsistencies) and plugging events
Fully vacuum resistant Ceraphire® ceramic cells with the highest overload protection


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Connecticut foster mom faces jail time for 'spanking' 4-year-old with utensil
NORWICH -- A foster mother faces 100 days in prison after acknowledging she spanked a 4-year-old girl with a wooden spoon.
Jami Littlefield, 51, of Griswold, pleaded guilty Monday in Superior Court in Norwich to third-degree assault. She told authorities she paddled the girl in January because she was acting out, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
Littlefield was arrested after the girl's biological mother noticed bruises on her daughter's buttocks when the child bent over to pick up a toy during a supervised visit. Medical staff at the Pequot Health Center determined the girl's contusions appeared to have been caused by the repeated strikes of a blunt instrument.
Littlefield initially denied hitting the child but later said she spanked the girl with the spoon she was using to stir soup after the child struck her granddaughter, spat at her and used a racial slur, according to the arrest document.
Gary Kleeblatt, a spokesman for the Department of Children and Families, told The Day of New London that Littlefield's foster care license, which she received in 2004, was removed after her arrest.
Foster parents receive extensive training on the proper care of children, including how to manage behaviors without resorting to corporal punishment, Kleeblatt said.
"Certainly we expect that they will not use an instrument of any type," he said.
Littlefield is scheduled to be sentenced on July 17. Under terms of her plea deal she faces 100 days in prison and two years of probation.


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With the release of "Breaking Dawn - Part 2" in November, the "Twilight Saga" takes its final bow.
If the film's panel at Comic-Con in San Diego Thursday is any indication, it's going to be an emotional parting of ways for fans of author Stephenie Meyer's vampire series.
The thousands that waited patiently, some for days, poured into the largest hall of the convention center and were treated to the film's first seven minutes showing main character Bella (Kristen Stewart) exploring her newly acquired vampire powers and dealing with the blood lust that comes with them. Another clip of the Cullen clan trying to show Bella how to act human was also screened.
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Following the clips, Meyer was joined onstage by Stewart and her co-stars Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser, Nikki Reed, Kellan Lutz, Ashley Green and Jackson Rathbone.
To say the crowd went wild would be an understatement.
The panel proceeded with some of the cast admitting they were emotional also now that the series is coming to a close. Reed appeared genuinely choked up at times saying, "We were kids when we started and we're growing into adults. I think it's cool to walk away having grown with people."
Facinelli acknowledged the crowd by telling them one of his fondest memories would be the fans. "I feel I should scream for you," he said.
Meyer looked relieved throughout, admitting "I'm kind of burned out on vampires right now," before ending the gathering by showing a clip of her new film "The Host," which is scheduled for release in March, 2013.
Stewart maintained her composure throughout saying that it felt "bittersweet" to be coming to the end, finally. "But it feels good," she added. "It feels like, 'Yes, we did it. We finished."
Comic-Con director of marketing and public relations David Glanzer took the stage first to offer condolences to the family of the fan who lost her life in a traffic accident outside the venue earlier in the week. Glanzer impressed upon those in attendance that they should watch over their friends.


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The 250 parliamentarians attending the Forum agreed that water needs to be higher on their agenda and that they need to exchange lessons and resources to play their important role more efficiently. They especially shared lessons on how their work of preparing and evaluating water-related policies, controlling national budgets and ratifying international conventions related to water could be improved. The most concrete output of the process is the creation of a "Parliamentarians' helpdesk" which is intended to facilitate the sharing of experiences and of legal resources between them. The Parliamentarian's Process documents which were endorsed during the Forum can be found in the CMS. photo by Leila Mead
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Data from a regional stroke registry suggest that stroke may be shifting from a disease of the elderly to a midlife health concern.
The rate of first stroke among patients age 20 to 54 jumped from 12.9% in 1993-1994 to 18.6% in 2005 (P=0.002), according to Brett Kissela, MD, of the University of Cincinnati in Ohio, and colleagues.
Those findings from the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Stroke study,were published online in Neurology.
Kissela and colleagues said the uptick in "young" stroke over that decade may reflect a changing prevalence of stroke risk factors, including hypertension, diabetes, and smoking, in younger patients.
The Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Stroke Study is a retrospective, population-based study that measures trends in stroke incidence and mortality in the region. The study includes data from an estimated 1.3 million adults.
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- Data from a regional stroke registry suggest that stroke may be shifting from a disease of the elderly to a mid-life health concern.
- Over the course of the study, stroke incidence declined overall in white patients ages 55 and older and in black patients ages 65 and older although these declines were offset by increases in black and white patient first stroke incidence among patients age 20 to 44 and age 20 to 54.
Stroke incidence was measured from July 1, 1993 to June 30, 1994, and again in the years 1999 and 2005. Data were taken on patient age, race, gender, stroke category, stroke symptoms, physical examination findings, past medical and surgical history, prestroke medication use, treatment outcomes, and other patient characteristics.
Over the course of the study, stroke incidence declined overall in white patients ages 55 and older and in black patients ages 65 and older.
These declines were offset by increases in black and white patient first stroke incidence among patients age 20 to 44 and age 20 to 54.
In the entire group -- ages 20 to 54 -- incidence among blacks went from 83 to 128 per 100,000 and for whites the incidence almost doubled from 26 per 100,000 to 48 per 100,000 from 1993/1994 to 2005.
The majority of strokes in the younger population were caused by infarcts. The proportion of first strokes caused by infarcts rose over the study period from 56.8% to 65.7% in patients ages 20 to 44, but that increase was not statistically significant.
The authors said that among patients in this age group hypertension and smoking increased during the decade studied, but there was a slight decrease in obesity from 1999, the first year this measure was obtained, to 2005 -- from 48.1% of the population to 43.8%.
Compared with NHANES data from 1999/2000 and 2005/2006 among patients in same age range, prevalence rates were higher for all leading risk factors, though high cholesterol was more prevalent nationally.
The authors noted that -- as would be expected -- "the prevalence of stroke risk factors, including hypertension, diabetes, CHD, and current smoking are all elevated in the younger stroke population compared with the population survey."
They added that the reasons for the incidence trends were not clear, but that it was "possible that the trend toward younger stroke is related to changing risk factor prevalence," which did not match data seen in NHANES.
In an accompanying editorial, the "progressive adoption of MRI as a diagnostic tool during the study period" may account for the increased count of incident strokes among younger populations, wrote Mitchell Elkind, MD, and Sally Sultan, MD, both of Columbia University in New York, N.Y.
The editorialists also noted that stroke mechanisms differ in the younger population, where "obesity and diabetes are on the rise in young adults and are more common in black patients and other race/ethnicity groups compared with white patients."
The authors said the study was limited by methodologic drift, incomplete case ascertainment, and self-reported prevalence data, as well as the observational design.
From the American Heart Association:
- Heart & Stroke 2012 Statistical Update
- Trends in CVD and Stroke Mortality
- Primary Prevention of Stroke
The authors declared no conflicts of interest.
Elkind received support from diaDexus, Bristol-Myers Squibb/Sanofi Pharmaceuticals partnership, and the NIH/NINDS. He also gave expert testimony on behalf of Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, and Organon and served as an editor for the journal Neurology.
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Source Reference: Kissela BM, et al "Age at stroke: temporal trends in stroke incidence in a large, biracial population" Neurology 2012; 79: 1781-1787.
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Source Reference: Elkind MSV, Sultan S "Stroke in young adults: on the rise?" Neurology 2012; 79: 1732-1733.


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If you're champing at the bit to get hold of a Windows 8 computer, you can now buy an Acer or Gateway from HSN.com—just be warned that it's loaded with crapware and likely a poor idea.
ZDNet has done some digging to discover that HSN.com has started selling—and shipping—five Windows 8 devices ahead of the official OS launch. They appear to be pretty bog-standard devices in terms of hardware, albeit designed to be used with Windows 8—if only judging by the fact that the Windows key sports the new, fresher logo.
New and fresh, apparently, stop there though: the sleek new Windows user interface is, perhaps predictably, still spoiled by a stack of bloatware. Coming loaded with the like of Acer Recovery Management, CyberLink PowerDVD and Norton Internet Security Suite, these devices probably don't offer the streamlined Windows experience, or slinky hardware, you're hoping for. [ZDNET]
Update: Turns out the computers won't actually be shipping until the end of the month. They will, however, still be full of bloatware.


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The package contents do not affect any area of the global zone that is shared with any non-global zone.
The package is set SUNW_PKG_ALLZONES=false.
The following steps are performed by the pkgadd utility:
If the package contents affect any area of the global zone that is shared with any non-global zone, or if the package is set SUNW_PKG_ALLZONES=true, then pkgadd fails. The error message states that the package must be added to the global zone and to all non-global zones.
Package dependencies are checked on the global zone only. If required packages are not installed, then the dependency check fails. The system notifies the global administrator, who is prompted whether to continue.
The package is added to the global zone.
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The package information on the global zone is annotated to indicate that this package is installed on the global zone only. If a non-global zone is installed in the future, this package will not be installed.


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Welcome to the Educational area of Osterstyle.com. Whether you need product info or just want to stay current on the latest trends and styles, make sure you check out this area. We'll keep if fresh with the latest "buzz" around the industry, including "how to" videos from the street, from the stylist and from the stage. Maybe you'll even see your own work of art featured here.


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Kan. Senate GOP leaders eye turnpike-KDOT merger
Senate president says Legislature doesn't have enough financial oversight
Republican leaders in Kansas Senate said they're hoping to revive GOP Gov. Sam Brownback's plan to merge the Kansas Turnpike Authority with the Department of Transportation.
Senate President Susan Wagle, of Wichita, said Friday she believes the Legislature doesn't have enough financial oversight of the 236-mile turnpike.
Brownback argues that merging the authority into KDOT would produce savings. Under his plan, the secretary of transportation would become the authority's board chairman and CEO.
The plan inspired fears that tolls would be used to plug unrelated budget holes. The administration says that's not in its plans.
The House passed a bill this week to expand the specific authorization the two agencies have to contract with each other.
Turnpike CEO Michael Johnston said it's the role of lawmakers to set policy.


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Scooped: Cream Cheese and Guava Swirl Ice Cream Recipe
When Christopher Columbus landed on the island of Hispaniola in 1492 and planted the Spanish flag in the sand, he couldn't have imagined the flood of disease, oppression, and fruit-and-cheese pairings that would follow over the next five centuries.
The Spanish have a long tradition of eating their beloved Manchego cheese with a smear of membrillo, a sweet paste made from quince. As their culinary influence spread to colonies in the Americas, they were adopted and adapted to match local tastes and ingredients.
Cuba and the Dominican Republic, in particular, took the membrillo and Manchego combination and gave it a distinctly Caribbean spin. They replaced the membrillo with guava preserves, and the Manchego with cream cheese, a result of a little culinary colonialism from their big, benevolent neighbor to the north.
The gestalt of the two flavors together is incredible, a completely perfect combination of sweet and tart, creamy and fruity, exotic and familiar.
In ice cream form, it's even more delicious (but what isn't more delicious in ice cream form?) and incredibly easy to make. The ice cream base is adapted from a Cream Cheese Ice Cream recipe from Gourmet magazine (original recipe here) and has no eggs so doesn't require any cooking at all—you throw all the ingredients in a blender, and you're good to go! When you swirl in the guava syrup at the end, after the ice cream comes out of the machine, don't be afraid to lay it on pretty heavily. There's no such thing as too much guava.
Max Falkowitz writes Serious Eats' weekly Spice Hunting column. He's a proud native of Queens, New York, will do just about anything for a good cup of tea, and enjoys long walks down the aisles of Chinese groceries.
- Yield:1 quart
- Active time: 1 hour
- Total time:2 hours
- Rated:
- 1 cup guava paste (canned)
- About 1 cup water
- 8 oz cream cheese, softened
- 3/4 cup milk
- 3/4 cup heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice from one lemon
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/8 tsp salt
- Ground coffee and cinnamon for serving (optional)
Heat guava paste with 1/4 cup water in a small saucepan over low heat, stirring occasionally. The paste will become more liquid as it heats, so add additional water slowly, until mixture is pourable, about the viscosity of maple syrup. Chill in fridge.
Meanwhile, combine cream cheese, milk, sugar, lemon juice and salt in blender jar. Blend on high speed until completely dissolved. Add cream and blend until just mixed (too much blending can over-whip the cream).
Spin the cream cheese ice cream base in ice cream machine (if you don't have one, use Kenji's awesome alternative).
Transfer ice cream to pint or quart-sized containers, alternating scoops of ice cream with small ladlefuls of of guava syrup. Try to stack unevenly, so syrup gets distributed throughout the container, using a fork or spoon to force guava paste into uneven spots by sticking in and out three to four times.
Refreeze containers until desired consistency is reached. Serve witha little fine-ground coffee or espresso and a touch of cinnamon sprinkled on top.
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The Collection
The Orem Public Library houses more than 310,000 items in 62,939 square feet, including books and non-print titles. It is one of the busiest single-branch libraries in the State of Utah, with 1.1 million items checked out annually.
The Adults/Teen Collection has 124,000 books, including a large reference section, current and classical fiction, large print books, Boy Scout Merit Badge books, and pamphlets on topics of current interest. The periodicals area has over 250 magazines, as well as local and national newspapers. Internet service is available in this area, as well as access to many CD-ROM databases for Utah history, science, and literature. The map collection has 2,200 maps, including hiking and topographic maps.
The Children's Collection is the largest in the State of Utah, with 97,000 children's books, pamphlets, magazines and read-alongs. Librarian assisted Internet access is available in the Children's reference area along with online databases designed especially for children.
The Media Collection nearly 20,000 DVDs, and a growing Blu-Ray collection, including contemporary films, old-time favorites, PBS series, silent and foreign films, and instructional videos. Over 31,000 compact discs offer a wide array of music, sound effects, children's literature, speeches, old-time radio programs, and a particularly exceptional collection of jazz. The very popular books on tape and CD provide abridged and unabridged readings of contemporary fiction and non-fiction, as well as classic literature.


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The team from Biohazard Crime Scene and Trauma Cleaning offer a complete & discrete cleaning service when it comes to dead bodies and Unattended Death Clean Ups in Townsville . We are insurance company preferred when you need professional Biohazard Cleaning performed in your place of business or residence in Townsville .
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LIMERICK - The board of supervisors voted unanimously recently to declare Dewey Homes in default of its projects at the Links at Raven's Claw.
Township Solicitor Joseph J. McGrory advised the board on June 19 to declare the default because Dewey has not been in contact with the township for some time. It was determined that the escrow agreement that required for 'public improvements to be finished within two years,' was underfunded, McGrory said.
'The public improvements were supposed to be completed within two years and it's been about 10 years,' according to Mary Bieber, a township administrative assistant.
The public improvements include the developments roadway, curbs, stormwater facilities and sidewalks.
Bieber said Dewey has not increased their escrow in conjunction with the rise in cost of the public improvements they were scheduled to make.
In an interview Wednesday, McGrory said the default will 'force Dewey to come in and finish' the development.
Also, the township will block building permits from another home-building company, Rouse-Chamberlain Homes, which had been buying up lots from Dewey.
Homes at Raven's Claw run between approximately 1,700 square feet and 3,200 square feet. According to a site plan on Rouse-Chamberlain's website, the complex was scheduled to have more than 160 homes constructed in it.


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We aim to cater for all aspects of small scale narrow gauge railway modelling, both for the beginner and the experienced modeller alike, for the scratch-builder, the kit builder and the modeller who prefers proprietary ready to run equipment. Whether you are an active modeller or an armchair modeller, you will find a welcome in the 009 SOCIETY.
The majority of our members work in 00 (1:76) or H0 (1:87) scales. By using a track gauge of 9mm they are able to model narrow gauge railways with prototype gauges between 1'10" and 2'6″ (that is 570mm and 760mm). The use of one common track gauge has the advantage that members can operate their 009 and HOe rolling stock on other layouts. Some of our members who scratch-built chassis use exact scale gauges to represent particular railways and a few use Z gauge equipment to represent 18″ gauge prototypes. An increasing number of our members are using 12mm gauge track and equipment to model prototype railways with gauges of 3'0″ (00 scale) and 1 metre (HO), with a number using HOn3 (10.5mm gauge) for American 3′ gauge lines.
Modelling interests vary considerably. Many members follow British narrow gauge practice, encapsulating the wide variety of railways to be found, from the small and often obscure mineral and industrial lines to such major "main line" undertakings as the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway. Some model the Irish or Manx 3-foot gauge prototypes on 12mm gauge. Also, a large number of our members' interests lie further afield e.g. in the secondary lines of France or Spain perhaps, or the mountain "main lines" of Switzerland or Austria. American narrow gauge railways hold a particular fascination for many of our members, whilst others model the British colonial narrow gauge lines. Others model freelance narrow gauge layouts. Whatever your narrow gauge interests, you will find that the 009 SOCIETY has something to offer you.
We publish our own journal, 009 News, once a month. This is a comprehensive magazine containing news and views, hints and tips, drawings and articles on all aspects of small scale narrow gauge modelling including 009, HOe and HOn30. It usually has some colour pages. The 009 News is posted direct to each member or can be digitally delivered in PDF format for our overseas members.
There is an annual membership fee and we welcome applications from all over the world. Membership is valid for 12 months and runs for a year from the date of joining.
The 009 SOCIETY has a number of local groups, both in the UK and overseas, where members meet to discuss modelling matters, show their models and enjoy a social gathering with like-minded modellers. Some groups have exhibition layouts which are shown regularly at the various model railway exhibitions around the country. Details of group activities are reported in the 009 News.


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Royal Philharmonic Society awards £36,500 to young artists
Grants to support composers and students
The Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS) has awarded grants totaling £36,500 to 20 young composers and musicians. A total of £23,500 has been presented to music students to buy new instruments, while £13,000 has been given to young composers.
The young composers, as well as receiving £3,000 prize money each, have been commissioned to write works for performance throughout 2013. Christopher McAteer, Tom Coult and Arne Gieshoff will all write for the Philharmonia's 'Music for Today' series; David Önaç will write a new work for the 2013 Cheltenham Music Festival. In addition, the young composer Robert Peate, has been given a £1,000 commission for a solo piano piece to be performed at the 2013 Presteigne Festival.
A total of 15 students from British conservatoires and music colleges received grants to help them buy new instruments.
'The society takes a lead in supporting young talent,' said chairman of the RPS John Gilhooly. 'Increasingly, however, demand for our support far outstrips available resources, and this gap is widening. The implications are serious for both the individual and for music as a whole.' But Gilhooly went on to say that the RPS was determined to continue supporting young musician, adding 'The need to support young musicians has never been greater.'
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Notes & Outlines GENESIS"By Dr. J. Vernon McGee © Thru the Bible Radio Network,http://www.ttb.org. "
(Audio index:MCGEECOMMENTARYAUDIO Genesis )
THE PENTATEUCHThe first five books of the Bible are called the Pentateuch. Pentateuch means "five books." These books were written by Moses and are identified in Scripture as the Law. Although the Mosaic authorship has been questioned, it is affirmed by conservative scholars and confirmed by archaeology. Bible believers unanimously accept the Mosaic authorship kjv@Deuteronomy:31:9 kjv@Deuteronomy:31:24-26; kjv@Acts:7:37-38).
GENESIS "The Seed Plot of the Bible"
WRITER: Moses
NAME: Genesis
The name Genesis is taken from the Septuagint. The Septuagint (LXX) is a Greek translation made of the Old Testament in Alexandria at the order of Ptolemy Philadelphus about 285-247 B.C. Josephus tells us that this translation was made by 72 priests (hence its name) in 72 days. Six priests were from each of the 12 tribes. Christ and Paul quoted from this translation of the Old Testament. It is older than any of the Hebrew texts extant today. Genesis is the book of beginnings and the families - the beginning of creation, man, woman, sabbath, marriage, family, work, sin, murder, sacrifice, races, languages, culture, civilization and redemption.
Genesis means "origin," "source," "birth." The meaning closest to that of the original is "birth." It is derived from the Greek verb gennao, which means "to beget" or "give birth to." Genesis is the book of beginnings and sources, but more particularly it is the book of births - this is often overlooked. It is the book of generations. According to this understanding of Genesis, it falls into two natural divisions:
1. kjv@Genesis:2:4 - The Book of the Birth of Heaven and the Earth (from Septuagint)
2. kjv@Genesis:5:1 - The Book of the Birth of Men
Simply stated, the Book of Genesis is the record of the "family tree" of the Jews. It is the genealogy of heaven, earth, and man. Even the new birth is suggested in kjv@Genesis:3:15, where is the first mention of a Redeemer.
OUTLINE (According to genealogies):kjv@Genesis:1:1-2:6 Book of generations of heavens and earth - divine poem of creation - God's creative work
kjv@Genesis:2:7-6:8 Book of generations of Adam (men, anthropoi) - Adam was created, but children born to him
kjv@Genesis:6:9-9:29 Generations of Noah
kjv@Genesis:10:1-11:9 Generations of sons of Noah
kjv@Genesis:11:10-26 Generations of sons of Shem (Gentiles)
kjv@Genesis:11:27-25:11 Generations of Terah
kjv@Genesis:25:12-18 Generations of Ishmael
kjv@Genesis:25:19-35:29 Generations of Isaac (why Abraham left out, "In Isaac shall thy seed be called" cf. kjv@Genesis:21:12; kjv@Hebrews:11:8-9; kjv@Romans:9:7)
kjv@Genesis:36:1-37:1 Generations of Esau Gen.
kjv@Genesis:37:2-50:26 Generations of Jacob (genealogy of rejected line given first, chosen line last, cf. kjv@1Corinthians:15:46 for principle in giving genealogies)
KEY: Generations
PURPOSE: To give us the families kjv@Genesis:12:3 kjv@Genesis:22:18 kjv@Genesis:28:13-14; kjv@Acts:3:25; kjv@Galatians:3:6 kjv@Galatians:3:9 kjv@Galatians:3:16.
The first 11 chapters cover a minimum of 2000 years. It could easily be a thousand times longer. From chapter 12 to chapter 50 the time kjv@Isaiah:350 years. This should arrest our attention. 11 chapters cover 2000 years, plus. 39 chapters cover only 350 years. Certainly the record slows down at chapter 12. Better stated, the first 11 chapters constitute an introduction to the remainder of the book and the Bible. This chart may prove helpful.
TOBE FIXED2000 yrs.
2000 yrs. plus 350
Gen. 1 kjv@Genesis:11 kjv@Genesis:12 kjv@Genesis:50 kjv@Matthew:1
Creation to Abraham Abraham to Joseph to Jesus Christ
Abraham is more important to God than the universe. It is being only fair to an author to place the emphasis where he places it. In the New Testament God indicates emphasis in the same way. The four Gospels record the main events in the life of Jesus Christ.
Examine the following facts:
There are 89 chapters in the 4 Gospels:
4 chapters cover the first 30 years of His life,
85 chapters cover the last 3 years of His life,
27 chapters cover the last 8 days of His life.
Which is more important to the writers, judging from the space given to each - the first 30 years or the last 8 days? Four chapters cover the first 30 years and 27 chapters cover the last 8 days. When you turn to the Epistles, you discover why the emphasis is on the death, burial, and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ ( kjv@1Corinthians:15:1-4). These facts constitute the gospel; your salvation rests upon them. Do you believe that Jesus Christ died for your sins, and that He was raised for your justification? This is essential.
One of the harshest and most frequently heard criticisms of the Bible concerns the creation account. It is pointed out that other nations of antiquity had such a story. This is true, but a comparison of the Genesis record with one of the best of a secular nation, the Babylonian tablets of creation, will show the superiority of the Genesis record. Here all is contrast:
|Tablets begin with chaos
|Bible begins with cosmos, perfection
|Heavenly bodies are gods
|Heavenly bodies are matter
|Polytheistic theology
|Monotheistic truth (one God) (many gods)
|Work of a craftsman
|God spoke
|Characterized by puerility
|Grand and solemn realities of the
|and grotesqueness
|Creator God who is holy and is a Savior
|Out of harmony with science
|In accord with science (many scientists are believers)
OUTLINE:I. Entrance of sin on earth, Chapters kjv@Genesis:1-11
A. CREATION, Chapters kjv@Genesis:1-2
1. Heaven and Earth, kjv@Genesis:1:1 "Create" (bara) occurs only 3 times, vv. 1, 21, 27
2. Earth became waste and void, kjv@Genesis:1:2
3. Re-creation, kjv@Genesis:1:3-2:25
a. First Day - light, kjv@Genesis:1:3-5
b. Second Day - air spaces (firmament), kjv@Genesis:1:6-8
c. Third Day - dry land appears and plant life, kjv@Genesis:1:9-13
d. Fourth Day - sun, moon, stars appear, kjv@Genesis:1:14-19
e. Fifth Day - animal life (biology), kjv@Genesis:1:20-23
f. Sixth Day - fertility of creation and creation of man, kjv@Genesis:1:24-31
g. Seventh Day - sabbath, kjv@Genesis:2:1-3
h. Recapitulation of the creation of man, kjv@Genesis:2:4-25 (Law of recurrence)
B. FALL, Chapters kjv@Genesis:3-4
1. Root of sin - doubting and disobeying God
2. Fruit of sin - "Out of the heart proceed…murders…" kjv@Matthew:15:19)
C. FLOOD, Chapters kjv@Genesis:5-9 1. Book of generations of Adam - through Seth - beginning of man's history - obituary notices, kjv@Genesis:5 2. Antediluvian Civilization - cause of flood and construction of ark, kjv@Genesis:6 3. Judgment of flood, kjv@Genesis:7 4. Postdiluvian civilization - after the flood, kjv@Genesis:8 5. Postdiluvian life - new beginning, kjv@Genesis:9
D. TOWER of BABEL and confusion of tongues, Chapters kjv@Genesis:10-11
1. Ethnology - sons of Noah, kjv@Genesis:10
2. Tower of Babel, kjv@Genesis:11 (Contrast to Day of Pentecost)
II. Preparation for the coming of the Redeemer of all mankind, Chapters kjv@Genesis:12-50
A. ABRAHAM (faith), Chapters kjv@Genesis:12-23 (Development of faith by 7 appearances of God)
1. God's call and promise to Abram - his response by lapse of faith, kjv@Genesis:12 2. Abram returns to land from Egypt - separates from Lot - God then appears the third time to Abram, kjv@Genesis:13 3. First war - Abram delivers Lot; first priest - Abram blessed by Melchizedek, kjv@Genesis:14 4. God reveals Himself more completely to Abram - re- affirms His promises, kjv@Genesis:15 5. Unbelief of Sarai and Abram - birth of Ishmael, kjv@Genesis:16 6. God makes covenant with Abraham (Abram becomes Abraham) - confirms promise to Abraham about a son, kjv@Genesis:17 7. God reveals coming destruction of Sodom to Abraham - Abraham intercedes on behalf of inhabitants, kjv@Genesis:18 8. Angels warn Lot - Lot leaves Sodom - God destroys cities of the plain, kjv@Genesis:19 9. Abraham repeats sin at Gerar about relationship of Sarah, kjv@Genesis:20 10. Birth of Isaac - Hagar and Ishmael cast out - Abraham at Beer-sheba, kjv@Genesis:21 11. God commands Abraham to offer Isaac - restrains him - reconfirms covenant with Abraham, kjv@Genesis:22 12. Death of Sarah - Abraham purchases Machpelah cave for burial place, kjv@Genesis:23
B. ISAAC (the beloved son), Chapters kjv@Genesis:24-26
(Choosing of a bride compares with Christ and the church)
1. Abraham sends servant for bride for Isaac - Rebekah returns with him - becomes Isaac's bride, kjv@Genesis:24 2. Death of Abraham - birth of Esau and Jacob (twins) to Isaac and Rebekah - Esau sells birthright to Jacob, kjv@Genesis:25 3. God confirms covenant to Isaac - Isaac misrepresents relationship with Rebekah - Isaac digs well in Gerar, kjv@Genesis:26
C. JACOB ("Whom the Lord loveth He chasteneth"), Chapters kjv@Genesis:27-36 1. Jacob and Rebekah connive to get blessing intended for Esau, kjv@Genesis:27 2. Jacob leaves home - at Bethel God appears to him - confirms Abrahamic covenant, kjv@Genesis:28 3. Jacob arrives in Haran - meets Rachel and Uncle Laban - serves for Rachel - deceived into marrying Leah, kjv@Genesis:29 4. Birth of sons of Jacob - Jacob prepares to leave Laban - Jacob's bargain pays off, kjv@Genesis:30 5. Jacob flees from Haran - Laban overtakes him - Jacob and Laban make Mizpah covenant, kjv@Genesis:31 6. Crisis in life of Jacob: at Peniel a Man wrestles with him - Jacob's name changed to Israel, kjv@Genesis:32 7. Jacob meets Esau - Jacob journeys to Shalem, kjv@Genesis:33 8. Scandal in Jacob's family: Dinah defiled - brothers avenge by slaying men of Hamor, kjv@Genesis:34 9. Jacob returns to Bethel - Rachel dies at Bethlehem - Isaac dies at Hebron, kjv@Genesis:35 10. Family of Esau which becomes nation of Edom, kjv@Genesis:36
D. JOSEPH (suffering and glory), Chapters kjv@Genesis:37-50
1. Jacob dwells in Canaan - Joseph sold into slavery, kjv@Genesis:37
2. Sin and shame of Judah, kjv@Genesis:38
3. Humiliation in Egypt, kjv@Genesis:39-40
a. Overseer in house of Potiphar - tempted then framed by wife of Potiphar - imprisoned, kjv@Genesis:39
b. Joseph in prison interprets dreams of baker and butler, kjv@Genesis:40
4. Exaltation in Egypt, kjv@Genesis:41-48
a. Joseph interprets dreams of Pharaoh - made over- seer of Egypt - marries Asenath - birth of Manasseh and Ephraim, kjv@Genesis:41
b. Jacob sends 10 sons to Egypt for corn - audience with Joseph - leave Simeon as hostage - return home with corn and refunded money, kjv@Genesis:42
c. Jacob sends sons (Benjamin included) again to Egypt - entertained in Joseph's home (does not reveal his identity), kjv@Genesis:43
d. Joseph sends brothers home - arrested by steward - cup found in Benjamin's sack, - Judah pleads for Benjamin, kjv@Genesis:44
e. Joseph reveals identity - tender reunion with brothers - invites Jacob and all family to Egypt, kjv@Genesis:45
f. Jacob with family (70) move to Egypt - Jacob and Joseph reunited, 46
g. Jacob and brothers dwell in Goshen - presented to Pharaoh - famine forces Egyptians to sell land to Joseph for Pharaoh - Joseph swears he will bury Jacob in Canaan, kjv@Genesis:47 h. Jacob on deathbed blesses Joseph's sons, kjv@Genesis:48 5. Death and burial of Jacob and Joseph, kjv@Genesis:49-50 a. Jacob gives deathbed blessing and prophecy for 12 sons, kjv@Genesis:49 b. Death and burial of Jacob in Canaan - death and burial of Joseph in Egypt, kjv@Genesis:50
Barnhouse, Donald Grey. Genesis: A Devotional Exposition. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 1973.
Davis, John J. Paradise to Prison: Studies in Genesis. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Baker Book House, 1975.
De Haan, M. R. The Days of Noah kjv@Genesis:4 - 6). Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 1964.
De Haan, M. R. Genesis and Evolution kjv@Genesis:1 - 3). Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 1962.
Jensen, Irving L. Genesis - A Self-Study Guide. Chicago, Illinois: Moody Press, 1967.
Mackintosh, C. H. Genesis to Deuteronomy. Neptune, New Jersey: Loizeaux Brothers, 1972. (Devotional.)
McGee, J. Vernon. kjv@Genesis:3 volumes. Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson, 1975.
Meyer, F. B. Abraham: The Obedience of Faith. Fort Washington, Pennsylvania: Christian Literature Crusade, n.d.
Meyer, F. B. Israel: A Prince With God (Jacob). Fort Washington, Pennsylvania: Christian Literature Crusade, n.d.
Meyer, F. B. Joseph: Beloved-Hated-Exalted. Fort Washington, Pennsylvania: Christian Literature Crusade, n.d.
Morris, Henry M. The Genesis Record: A Scientific and Devotional Commentary. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Baker Book House, 1976.
Pink, Arthur W. Gleanings in Genesis. Chicago, Illinois: Moody Press, 1922. (A study of types.)
Thomas, W. H. Griffith. Genesis: A Devotional Commentary. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans, 1946.
Unger, Merrill F. Unger's Commentary on the Old Testament. Chicago, Illinois: Moody Press, 1981.
Wood, Leon J. Genesis: A Study Guide Commentary. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 1975.
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In its 63-year history, I don't think there has ever been a more picture perfect game than last week's Artists vs. Writers Charity Softball Game that took place at Herrick Park in East Hampton. The weather was perfect, Alec Baldwin (who appeared to be a few pounds lighter compared to last year) was in right field, Coach Ken Autletta smiled when the writers scored, and got angry when they didn't, and sportswriter Mike Lupica sustained an injury at the beginning of the game in his calf in a highly dramatic fashion.
And when it was all over, the writer's enjoyed a 16 to 13 victory over the artists in front of a crowd of about 1,000 people, making up for last year's loss.
Revenge is so sweet. [expand]
The first inning was what broke the soul of the artists, up against pitcher Countess LuAnn de Lesseps, with over five runs scored against her in the first inning. At one point, the score was 8 to 0 writers, and at no point did we lose that lead, although it did get pretty close.
The artists, with their batting might and under Leif Hope's leadership, pounced back, driving in runs and nearly taking the lead in the eighth inning when they were behind by just one run.
At shortstop for the writers was David Baer, who was practically unstoppable in his position. His key defensive plays were a huge advantage for the writers, who largely produced a lot of ground balls from their lineup. However, their big hitters such as artist Billy Strong was frequently robbed by the aggressive outfield for the writers, which included Mike Pellman, who hit a thunder cracking homerun.
Oh and by the way, this writer, a Writer, got on first base…
The game had all of the right moments. An all-out argument broke out on the field that included both teams after a debate over whether or not a homerun should be a ground-rule double, and also whether or not the artists were pitching a bit too hard (fast pitch is against the rules in this game).
"You can tell him that he has to slow down!" yelled writers' coach Ken Auletta at umpire Dan Rattiner. "You're the man, Dan."
The game was going well for me, after all I was on the writers' roster and enjoy winning, but in the ninth inning when my Dad made call at home plate of "safe," when it was clearly an out, I almost had to run out onto the field and tackle him. "Well, it wouldn't be the artists versus writers game if Dan doesn't make a call like that," Lupica joked. But the next play, in a close out at third to end the game, my Dad yelled the magical words of "out!"
There was even some Yankee magic on the field, with Jim Leyritz, a former New York Yankee and author of the book Catching Heat, playing in the game for the writers. While standing with the writers he joked, "The competition here is almost the same as it is at Yankee stadium."
Make no mistake about it folks, this is serious softball.
And it is all in the name of charity, a few very good charities, which include the Phoenix House, East End Hospice and the East End Day Care Learning Center, all local. According to Leif Hope, over $73,000 was raised to help support the good work of these people.
As the tradition continues for the next 63 years, we've seen some really great games. The Artists vs. Writers game always marks a signal that the summer is ending, so it is slightly bittersweet for all of us, but mostly sweet, especially when the home team wins.
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Column: Pope Benedict is right to resign, old leaders are dangerous
When Pope Benedict XVI announced that he would abdicate the papacy, he explained that "in today's world, subject to so many rapid changes...both strength of mind and body are necessary, strength which in the last few months, has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me."
By becoming the first pope to resign since the 15th century, Benedict demonstrated a self-knowledge that is incredibly rare among leaders. Contrast his behavior, for example, with that of New Jersey Senator Frank Lautenberg, who before being forced to stand aside described Newark Mayor Cory Booker as a "disrespectful" child for challenging his reelection bid, even though Lautenberg would have been almost 92 when he was sworn in.
It may be a fraught subject, but aging often has enormous effects on people's personalities and cognitive function. Some leaders can maintain their vitality and abilities into extreme old age, but after enough time in office, a leader's performance can change radically, and probably will decline, perhaps precipitously. This is precisely what happens to anyone who spends a long time in senior government positions, because of both the effects of power itself on those who wield it, and the effects of age on every human being.
Power itself has profound, and usually toxic, effects on those who have it. It would be remarkable indeed for any person treated with deference and pampering for years, even decades, to not be affected by it.
Even worse, power tends to make those who have it more sociopathic. They become more impulsive, more Machiavellian, and more willing to dehumanize those who lack it. What's more, leaders are almost invariably surrounded by family and staff who depend on them for continued access to the perquisites of power, and so often hide evidence of erratic behavior or decline.
Woodrow Wilson's wife Edith hid his crippling stroke, Nixon's senior staff conspired to conceal his alcoholism, and Anthony Eden's doctor helped cover up his illness and addiction to amphetamines during the Suez Crisis.
The effect of age is equally worrying. It can greatly increase a leader's vulnerability to illness, shift their personality, and decrease their cognitive abilities.
Physical ailments can have surprisingly powerful effects on decision-making. As Roy Baumeister and Jon Tierney describe in their book, willpower is depleted by conditions as seemingly minor as the common cold, making it considerably more difficult to delay gratification or make difficult decisions, because the cold depletes the blood glucose critical for brain function. Driving when you have a severe cold, for example, is statistically more dangerous than driving while mildly intoxicated.
More broadly, in Presidential Leadership, Illness, and Decision Making, Rose McDermott described how illness can make leaders unpredictable, limit their attention spans, shorten their time horizons, and diminish their cognitive capacities. Wilson's stroke, for example, intensified his natural rigidity and eliminated any last hopes of American entry into the League of Nations.
Even beyond the immediate effects of illness, aging can have pronounced effects on personality. Put simply, in general people really don't mellow with age. Instead, Jerrold Post and Bert Park have shown that they tend to become exaggerated versions - almost caricatures - of themselves, with their normal tendencies and patterns becoming intensified. The aggressive can become belligerent, the passive, apathetic.
Finally, and perhaps most troubling, are aging's effects on cognition. The advance of age tends to weaken recall, particularly of recent events, for example. Less commonly acknowledged, but perhaps more important, are aging's effects on intelligence.
Cognitive abilities can be split into two categories: crystallized and fluid. Crystallized intelligence is what we use to accomplish routine tasks. It increases over the course of a person's life, peaking in the 60s. Fluid intelligence, on the other hand, is the ability to solve new problems. It seems to begin declining at 20. This asymmetric deterioration is perhaps the most worrying feature of aging. The increase in crystallized intelligence can serve to camouflage any real decline that might be occurring.
The most critical and dangerous situations are novel ones - situations that the normal functioning of governmental institutions is least able to handle and that therefore require peak performance from a leader. This is precisely when an age-related decline in fluid intelligence is likely to have its most severe effects.
Given the potential dangers, the burden of proof should be on aging leaders to justify their continued hold on power, not on those who challenge them. It is certainly possible - even likely - that this presumption will sometimes force out leaders who could still make a valuable contribution. Remember, however, that most leaders have relatively little impact on events. Most leaders are far more dispensable than is generally believed - and certainly far more dispensable than they are likely to believe!
Just as important, most leaders who do have an impact do so through poor performance, not brilliance. There are just many, many more ways to be a fool than there are to be a genius. The potentially foregone gains from removing an effective leader too early are far, far smaller than the harms that will be avoided by removing ineffective ones.
In the United States, this suggests the need for term limits for all senior officials who cannot easily be removed from office. Term limits have already been imposed on the presidency, of course, but they should be extended to include the Supreme Court, governors, and likely also the speaker of the House.
When the Constitution was written, the life expectancy in the United States was under 30, so there was no need for any such requirement. The advance of medical technology, however, has made term limits overwhelmingly necessary.
Of people aged 71 to 79 - an age to which very few people survived two centuries ago - 21 percent are likely to suffer from either cognitive impairment or dementia severe enough that it's medically diagnosable. Given the stakes of the decisions made by, for example, presidents and members of the Supreme Court, a 1 in 5 chance that the person making it is suffering from age-related cognitive decline is simply far too large to accept.
Pope Benedict had the humility and self-awareness to realize that he had reached the limit of his physical capabilities. We can, perhaps, expect that sort of wisdom from a religious leader, but it seems like far too much to expect political leaders to willingly follow his example. Right now, though, relying on their willingness to follow his example and recognize their own limitations is all we have. It is not nearly enough.


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Her husband, Prince William, however, would prefer a girl.
The duchess, who is five months pregnant, made the revelation to a soldier at a St. Patrick's Day ceremony honoring the Irish Guards.
"I asked her 'do you know if it's a girl or boy?' and she said 'not yet,'" said Guardsman Lee Wheeler. "She said 'I'd like to have a boy and William would like a girl.'"
Wheeler said the duchess said she and her husband have yet to settle on names for the baby, who will be third in line to the British throne.
The mom-to-be wore a deep green dress coat and a shamrock lapel pin as she presented sprigs of shamrock to soldiers in the annual ceremony at a barracks in Aldershot, southern England. She also pinned a spring on the collar of the regiment's mascot, an Irish wolfhound named Domhnall.
Kate suffered a minor mishap when one of her high heels became briefly stuck in a drainage grille. The duchess held onto her husband's hand as she wrenched it loose.
The royal St. Patrick's Day tradition was started by Queen Alexandra, the wife of King Edward VII, in 1901.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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David Keith Ingersoll, 84, of Braceville, passed away Friday, June 14, 2013 in his home surrounded by his loving family.
Dave was born on Feb. 28, 1929, in Batchtown, Ill., the son of Perry and Ruby (nee Scounce) Ingersoll.
Dave served in the U.S. Army during WWII and the Korean War.
On July 25, 1953, Dave married the love of his life, Virginia "Jenny" Inlow. Together they developed and owned the Fossil Rock Recreation Area in Wilmington for over 28 years before selling in 1997 and retiring to their home in Braceville - Dave's own "piece of paradise." Dave touched so many lives throughout the years, especially of those who became part of the Fossil Rock family, considering the campground their home away from home. In earlier days, Dave also ran a septic business and built and owned the Sparkle Laundromat in Coal City.
Dave enjoyed traveling, fishing and spending time with his family and many friends he had made throughout his lifetime. He was lucky enough to have lived to see his great-grandchildren who he enjoyed immensely during the last several years. He will always be remembered for his ambitious entrepreneurial spirit, unique sense of humor, and for his unforgettable back-porch stories. Dave's well-known smirk - that big crooked smile with one eyebrow raised - will forever be missed.
Survivors include his beloved wife of 59 years, Jenny; three children, Dianna Cotsirilos of Cobden, Evelyn (Bill) Shepherd of Lockport, and Marcia (Kenny) Carpenter of Coal City; seven grandchildren, Brian Brown, Kirt Brown, Tania Shepherd, Candice (Justin) Pop, Sean Shepherd, Shanta (Curt) Adams and Savannah Carpenter; five great-grandchildren, Wyatt and Joslyn Pop, and Blayne, Makenna and Peyton Adams; one sister-in-law, Juanita (Keith) Muntz; as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
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Someone once asked me "How can you mix politics with religion? I answered "Christ is the Truth, correct? They agreed, YES. Well, politics are clearly corrupt and untrue in many aspects. First your votes will only count MAYBE when they are moving with the carefully initiated & selected individual for "Government Agenda". You have politics in Church which stifle folks that can, and will (God Moving) enable the churches to go Higher and Deeper in Christ Jesus aka The Truth with hopes of being much more effective than current leadership. Some Pastors really need to sit down and let the Youthful Fire be Ignited. Our streets are dying daily, and CURRENTLY the Church as a whole is sending the world message that Jesus Christ is NOT able to quench mankind, when he IS THE ONLY WAY,The ONLY SOLUTION, that starts within each of our hearts, if we receive him. Expect a worldwide outpouring of the spirit soon, The Harvest on Earth is ripening. We may not know exacly what, but we all feel something massive coming that will change us all" Without puttin too much more energy into my answer to this question I ask you reading this, WHY IS THE MEDIA COVERAGE ON THE WALL STREET PROTESTS TO A MINIMUM or IN SOME CASES, NOT AT ALL? WHY ARE WE SO UNAWARE OF WHAT THE "WORLD ELITE" IS DOING RIGHT BEFORE OUR EYE'S? WHY DO WE "FRONT" ON SOCIAL MEDIA or just period, LIKE WE GOT PAPER, MONEY, $CRATCH, DOUGH? PLEASE, You foolin ya self wit da "Hood Richness" I'd rather be rich in Spirituality as its benefits are eternal…THIS RECESSION HAS JUST BEGUN and People including myself have lost their homes, or are barely hangin on to jobs and barely eating! And we all thought the TV Show "GOOD TIMES" was just about funny black folks and mild Hard Times. If that was "GOOD TIMES" then what are these times that we're livin in??
WAKE UP AND GIVE REALITY TELEVISION A BREAK and DO SOME RESEARCH ON THE "NEW WORLD ORDER, TIMELINE" Wake up Now! Or Possibly Wake Up in Flames! This is Real Talk…GET INFORMED, as CHRIST IS COMIN BACK ON HIS TIME, RIGHT ON TIME, ARE YOU READY?
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TRENTON - Nine more municipalities today received substantive certification under the Council on Affordable Housing's (COAH) revised third round rules. The action came during today's COAH Board meeting. These nine municipalities join Pine Hill Borough and Lawrence Township (Mercer County) as the first 11 towns in the state to receive certification under the third round rules. The municipalities are: North Hanover Township, Eastampton Township, Millville City, Frenchtown Borough, West Amwell Township, Harding Township, Pennsville Township, Rocky Hill Borough, and Hardyston Township.
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(CNET) -- Showing that its Web application priorities extend to the mobile world, Google on Wednesday demonstrated a version of Gmail for the iPhone that could be used even when the phone had no network connection.
Google is eyeing a new version of its Web-based Gmail application for Apple's iPhone.
Vic Gundotra, Google's vice president of engineering, showed what he called a "technical concept" of Gmail even when the iPhone was offline. In January, Google released an offline version of Gmail for desktops and laptops, and like it, mobile phone incarnation runs in a Web browser, not as a native application.
The software let Gundotra browse and read e-mail even after he switched the phone into airplane mode, which shuts off the wireless network.
Offline applications can't of course retrieve new data from the network, but they do synchronize when network access is restored. Meanwhile, it stores e-mail in a local database on the phone, even when online.
"You'll note that it's very, very fast because it's using that local database," Gundotra said. The application also showed a floating toolbar that was visible even as he scrolled through his inbox.
It's significant for several reasons that Google is eyeing a new version of its Web-based Gmail application for the iPhone. For one thing, the company wants to bring to the iPhone all of Gmail's features -- search, labels, and conversations, for example -- and Apple's built-in mail application lacks those abilities.
But more broadly, the move is significant because it shows how Web-based applications can bypass the control particular companies such as Apple or Microsoft have over a computing technology.
Apple has achieved tremendous success with its App Store, which lets people download and buy software for the iPhone and iPod Touch. But it controls that conduit, and it only can deliver software written specifically for those devices.
Web applications run in a Web browser, and all smart phones have browsers -- though of course hardware and network constraints typically mean they're anemic compared to desktop versions.
In case this point about the power of Web applications was lost on observers, Gundotra showed the same Gmail software running on the HTC Magic, a new phone using Google's Android operating system.
"You now have an ability to build an app that spans devices as long as that device implements the latest specifications of these modern HTML 5 Web browsers," Gundotra said.
The mobile phone version of the Gmail software uses a somewhat different approach to enable offline access.
Where the desktop version uses a Google-developed open-source browser plug-in called Gears to enable offline support, the iPhone version uses the offline data storage standard of HTML 5, the gradually emerging overhaul of the language used to describe Web pages. That technology can cache the state of an application as well as data such as messages.
Of course, getting a modern, full-featured browser on a PC with plenty of memory is hard enough, and mobile browsers generally lag PC versions.
However, it should be noted that Safari on the iPhone, like the browser in Android, is based on the WebKit open-source project, and WebKit has been building in offline support. So at least on some higher-end phones, a Web-based version of offline Gmail could be an option sooner rather than later.
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