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The Environmental Working Group, joined by Defenders of Wildlife, released it's report "Plowed Under" on the impact of high crop prices and crop insurance subsidies on environmental conservation efforts.
In a press conference Monday, the group announced that Congress needs "to make basic environmental protections a condition of receiving federal subsidies in the next farm bill and to reject efforts to slash funds for voluntary conservation programs designed to reduce water pollution problems and restore native habitat."
The federal government last week increased the number of counties that are experiencing a moderate to severe drought this year to include more than half the counties in the country. Many farmers will use their crop insurance policies to offset this year's losses.
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The Economist held its 27th annual festival, this year called "The World in 2013," in early December in New York City. The event coincided with the release of The Economist's annual publication of the same title, which contains a collection of trends and predictions about the year ahead.
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AWESOME Fish Tacos and service – what a delicious experience at Alamo Joes in the woodlands! the fish was grilled to perfection and i love love their salsa! They have a very cool dining room in the back with movies for the kids. Will be back for happy hour in their separate bar area.
BEST IN THE WOODLANDS-Great Patio, Bar, Food, Service – I live and work in the Woodlands and this Place is the Best. They have bright colored chairs throughout the dining area with covered string lights that hang from the ceiling, They even built a replica of the Alamo inside the restaurant which looks awsome, (for their private dining room), and makes you feel like your eating in a small courtyard in San Antonio.
The last time we were there, my wife and I enjoyed a couple Mango Margaritas while the kids, (when they weren't in the restaurants gameroom), had their kids quesadillas while watching a Disney movie that was playing on their projector screen in "The Alamo Room".
We had a nice meal together and enjoyed Great Food, Excellent Service, and at a Price that was right. It always has been good for us.
You should also check out the bar before you leave which is now seperate from the dining room. They have several Big Screen TV's, Golden Tee machines, Good Music, and of course, the Frozen Drink Specials. The Bartenders are friendly and attentive and they really know the menu well. Its not just your typical TexMex with Fajitas, (which are great), and Enchiladas, but they also have Ribs, Giant Wings, Jalapeno Sausage, Fish Tacos (what they are known for), and even Chicken Fried Steak. They refer to this as their "Texican Food."
If the weather is nice, we also love to go there to just sit on their private patio, have our chips & salsa, and enjoy our meal or just a couple of drinks together. Because its a neighborhood place, no one tries to hurry us out.
If you live in the Woodlands or are in the Woodlands area, you have got to check out Alamo Joes. Its much better than the chains and not your typical TexMex restaurant or Taqueria. Its kid friendly but fun for the adults, just as it should be. We can't wait to go back.
THIS BAR ROCKS!!!!! – Looking for a good place to watch the game??? Look no further than Alamo Joes in the Cochrans Crossing Shopping Center. I went in with my wife the other night, we haven't been in a while because of the poor service we experienced before BUT the food was good so we came back for another chance. I noticed that they enclosed the bar so we decided to sit there because the Rockets game was on. A bartender named David was quick to greet us, he was very personable and knowledgable about the menu.
We decided to eat light and have a few drinks, David recommended the Appetizer Sampler Platter...he praised the "new" Shrimp Brochette. He also said they had the best kept secret in The Woodlands...THE WINGS! I've had wings all over The Woodlands and I agreed with him, they are awesome! I washed the food down with a huge mug of Dos XX Equis and my wife had a top shelf margarita. We had a great time...I will definetly be back!
A Bad Week – Hmmm..... this was once my favorite restaurant for Mexican food in The Woodlands. Great hot sauce, excellent green sauce, very good chalupas. The last three trips (we average eating there at least twice a week) have been very disappointing. The sauce quality has gone down, the green sauce is out, and the tamales were 90% masa and only a dash of meat. The cheese enchiladas are not bad, but then those are hard to do wrong. Either the previous chef packed up and left or they quit using fresh ingredients. I'll keep an eye on this one (won't be going back for a while) and post any updates.
Excellent well margaritas to go with excellent food – Since they added new things to the menu, this place is better. The fajitas are excellent, with or without their various toppings or added ingredients. The new Joe's Salad (fajita salad) is EXCELLENT when served with spring mix. Ordering a side of guacamole to add makes it top notch. The ribs are VERY spicy but good if you like spicy ribs, and the grilled shrimp dishes also excellent. Sunday mornings there's a popular buffet style brunch and there are mucho TV's scattered throughout to watch any sports you want. An extra dining room accommodates private parties or overflow seating with a HUGE theater screen on its back wall. Service used to be slow at times because there was not enough waitstaff, but that problem seems to be gone now, so there's regular & consistently excellent service now. An outdoor covered seating patio has heaters for cold weather and large cooler fans when it's hot outside. Just make sure the waitstaff knows you're outside because they don't always look outside for customers. Have recommended this place to many, and their business appears to have increased significantly since they upgraded their menu - at least at the times we've been there.
Tasty fajitas! – We went over to the Woodlands to check out the new Town Center and ended up eating here because it was recommended by some friends that live in the Woodlands. Obviously Houston has a bazillion Mexican restaurants, but I really liked this one. The atmosphere was fun and the food was really good. I'm picky about fajitas but theirs were really good. Next time we're in the area we'll definitely be going back!
Great for Kids – This is a nice place to go with your Kids. They have live music on the weekends. They have good beef fajitas. It is pretty good average mexican food. Of course there is better, but if you just want to eat someplace without a huge crowd with your kids it's the place to go. The prices are good too. It's also locally owned and operated.
I'm sorry to say this – We love Mexican food and were so excited about another new restaurant opening in The Woodlands. However, the food here is not that good, salsa is very indifferent and chips just okay. Decor is average. We were really disappointed and probably won't be back.
Tex-Mex joint provides family-friendly atmosphere and potent 'ritas. – In Short
This festive and bustling restaurant inside the Cochran's Crossing Shopping Center serves up generous portions of Tex-Mex classics for a mixed crowd of young families and folks enjoying a cocktail or two on the patio. Start your meal off with fresh salsa and crisp chips and peruse the menu of fajitas, enchiladas, tacos and combination plates. Expect crowds of locals with frosty margaritas in hand for the daily happy hour specials (from 3pm to 7pm).
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COVER STORY Detecting Hidden Bias .Hidden bias can negatively affect your employees, your customers and your business. Here's how to spot and address it.Pamela Babcock
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I wish I could feel good about this, because, in superficial ways, Cummings is everything I love. She's a young female in a field dominated by middle-aged white guys. She's a standup comic who writes her own jokes. With her tomboy glamour, she suggests a sensibility that echoes back to Rosalind Russell: the sardonic brunette, as incarnated more recently in Roseanne, Janeane Garofalo, Sarah Silverman, Sandra Bernhard, and Tina Fey. Alternately deadpan and lacerating, this persona risks alienating the audience, a quality that also happens to be the signature of male sitcom auteurs, including Larry David and Louis C.K. (If you aren't alienating anyone, maybe your jokes don't go far enough.)
Cummings has attracted lots of vitriol online, in part because she fits into another subset of female comedians: she's this year's sexy-girl hate magnet. Olivia Munn filled that role last year, and Chelsea Handler before her, and Silverman before her. These performers diverge widely—I adore Silverman and can take or leave Munn; Handler bugs me—but they share some traits. They've got dirty mouths and model-skinny looks. They get accused of sleeping their way to the top. With varying degrees of satirical intent, they play the slut card instead of the quirky card. It's a tactic that can backfire (and repel women), but there's an argument to be made for being threatening rather than "adorkable."
The problem is that "Whitney" is a terrible show, though in ways that resonate with our culture's debates about women and humor. Like so many comedians on TV, Cummings plays an off-brand version of herself, an acerbic photographer with a live-in boyfriend. She resists pressure to marry; she and her dude bicker over household habits; they party with friends at a local night club. But, while Cummings is lacerating and deadpan, her fictional avatar reminds me less of Roseanne, or even of Silverman, than of someone much older: Lucille Ball.
This may sound like blasphemy to anyone who loves Lucille Ball, the woman who pioneered the classic joke rhythms that Cummings so klutzily mimics. ("Whitney" is taped multi-camera style, with a live audience hooting and aww-ing.) Cummings has none of Ball's shining charisma or her buzz of anarchy. Yet she does share Lucy's rictus grin, her toddler-like foot-stamping tantrums, and especially her Hobbesian view of heterosexual relationships as a combat zone of pranks, bets, and manipulation from below. "This is war," Whitney announces, before declaring yet another crazy scheme to undercut her boyfriend, and it might as well be the series' catchphrase.
In Ball's era, this was a depressing but subversive perspective: it was exciting simply to see a woman clown, even if she always lost, even if she was literally spanked for her rebellion. But, in the age of "Bridesmaids" and "Parks and Recreation," "Whitney" 's battle of the sexes feels off, airless—self-loathing disguised as self-assertion. It's particularly unfortunate because, in theory, Cummings is a fascinating figure. In 2010, on the cult comic Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast, Cummings talked about her background as a twelve-year-old runaway, a teen model neglected by her dysfunctional family. Maron crassly noted that some might say that, as an attractive woman, Cummings should have nothing to complain about—or be funny about. "That you're attractive!" she shot back. "And that your uncle tried to fuck you when you were ten." "Whitney" was in development at the time, and Cummings talked about her desire to take risks with her routines (those polished bits, with their tactical, "Am I right, ladies?" punch lines), adding vulnerability and candor.
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In one episode, Whitney accuses her boyfriend (the hangdog Chris D'Elia, who plays a dot-com millionaire) of a thought crime: he has glanced at another girl. Because he won't admit it, Whitney gives him the silent treatment, which upsets him until he realizes that he no longer needs to listen to her. When Whitney catches on, she decides that the best punishment is to talk endlessly: about whether she's fat, about different shades of blue paint, about getting her period. She's parodying and confirming sexist ideas all at once, which is pretty much the ethos of the series. (It reminds me of "Glee," which likes to insult fat people and then sing songs about how wrong it is to bully them.)


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The Group H encounter was a perfect opportunity for Stramaccioni to reintegrate the Holland midfielder into his plans amid speculation he is being excluded for refusing to take a pay cut.
Stramaccioni has not picked the 28-year-old since September and reacted with fake surprise to reporters who queried Sneijder's conspicuous absence from the squad list.
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Working on a Case 3000. Have several questions:
Does any one have schematic/drawing of the internal parts?
Can the old parts, ballcock, float ball,etc be replaced with Fluidmaster setup?
Any suggestions
Maany plumbers do not know how to repair Case/Briggs 1000 and 3000 toilets although it somewhat simple. IT would be rare that they needed all new parts unless something acturally cracked and broke. Those toilets, since the cannot overflow were some of the best toilets ever made, and I would not replace one with a Glenwall unless the toilet itself was cracked.
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Working on a Case 3000. Have several questions:
Does any one have schematic/drawing of the internal parts?
Can the old parts, ballcock, float ball,etc be replaced with Fluidmaster setup?
Any suggestions
Lots of places online seem to have parts, although getting the whole shebang is expensive. However, there seem to be kits to repair or replace the *moving* parts; hard to see why you'd need the whole ballcock or fill valve, for example. E.g. http://www.lockeplumbing.com/search....AS300&x=12&y=8
I would search on "Case 3000 Parts".
Because the thing has a complicated diverter as does my old lowboy AS toilet, you can't have it work right if you just try to replace it with a fluidmaster fill valve.
Most wall hung toilets use a four bolt carrier, unless you are going for the in-wall system.
The following use a 4 bolt carrier.
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The Case 3000 installation would need to be updated (changed) to a current 4 bolt carrier if you intend to switch.
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You say you're working on it, and then you seem to say that you're thinking of replacing it.
HJ seems to really like these toilets and thinks they are worth repairing.
Tell us what it isn't doing or is doing wrong, and maybe we can help diagnose what you need to do.
I just got a complicated AS Galleria working well again, and the only thing I actually replaced was the flapper, although I was ready to replace the plunger and cap in the ballcock if need be. As it turned out, what I really needed to do to address all the symptoms I didn't like was to tweak, tweak and tweak, and now it runs as well as it can.
Thanks for the feed back.
The lady is giving up on this unit.
Replaced the seal ball. The unit fills very slowly and noisily. Must lift the float ball to stop refill
Ballock body parts appear very worn, the float rod is bent.
Frankly, replacing those items doesn't sound like that big a deal; new float rod and ball, new plunger and gasket, and you're probably back in business. Toilets seem like a big mess ready for the junkyard when they don't work, then you replace a flapper or a fill valve part, or adjust a chain length and VOILA!, good as new.
IF you really want to replace the entire mechanism, most Briggs toilet distributors can sell you the complete parts.
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I'm looking into replacing one of my Case 3000. My question is does anyone have some information on the bolt patter of the hanger? I know the lower bolts are 9 in. apart center to center. The upper bolts or if there is a hanger bracket, it is hidden from view. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.
Do you have a recommendation for a replacement for a wall hung case 3000? In desperate need!
quote; The upper bolts or if there is a hanger bracket, it is hidden from view. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.
The "carrier" in the wall is a conventional one. The upper bolt holes are there, but since the 3000 did not use them they are inside the wall and just need 5/8" threaded studs and nuts to create a 4 bolt pattern. The upper hanger bar for the 3000 is attached to the wall studs and has to be removed if you convert to a conventional wall hung toilet.
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Hello, not sure if I should reply to this thread or start a new one.
I have a Case 3000 toilet and the bar for the ballcock broke off. I had Rotorooter come out and they told me I needed to replace all of the insides of the toilet, total was $550 including labor. So I paid them and they replaced the insides, but the toilet now doesn't flush right (you have to pull up on the handle after flushing and the ball cock stays under water and does not shut off unless you take off the back and pull it up above the water). They replaced everything on the inside, but did not replace the trip lever assembly, and they used a tank ball that doesn't match and hooked it up to the existing lift wire. I just ordered a new trip lever assembly and tank ball kit (another $75) and plan on attaching that myself to see if it helps with having to pull up on the lever, but I will still have the problem with the ballcock not floating up once the tank is filled. I've tried adjusting the two adjustments on the ballcock stem but they don't seem to do anything, it's almost like the new parts are too loose at the pivoting parts and the rising water is causing a bind in them that prevents it from floating up. Any ideas? My water bill was $150 higher last month because of this toilet and I'm sick of throwing money at this problem with no results. Thank You!!
quote; My question is does anyone have some information on the bolt patter of the hanger? I know the lower bolts are 9 in. apart center to center
The basic carrier is a standard one, except they do not use the upper bolts for the toilet. It has a hanger bar that supports the toilet. You have to remove that from the wall then install the two top 5/8" rods with the proper nuts, washers, etc. into the carrier fitting. IF they are not assembled in the right order, you can, and probably will, crack the toilet.
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Aside from religious fiction, what fictional precursors exist for this sort of thing?
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In MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET Santa Claus isn't actually affected by human disbelief, but he goes out of his way to encourage belief in his existence.
Most will remember the STAR TREK episode "Who Mourns for Adonais," in which aliens who pretended to be gods to ancient humans seemed to need human belief, and retired to some netherworld when they didn't get it.
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The Breakers - Hilton Head Ocean villa on the Beach! in Hilton Head Island
- bedrooms 1
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- sleeps 6
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$620 total cost ocean villa off Coligny Circle
This deal runs for a few weeks. This Breakers villa is just off Coligny Circle. Premium full kitchen, washer and dryer in the unit, 2 televisions. We have 2 other villas in our gated oceanfront resort midisland. Please email us.
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$100 off April and May rentals - $75 off summer rentals
Through May 30, we are offering weekly discounts for spring and summer rentals in our oceanfront resort villa, fully equipped, less than 30 seconds to the pool and the beach. All new premium full kitchen, villa sleeps six. Coligny Circle location.
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Welcome to The Breakers Oceanfront Resort
Ocean Villa 107
just off Coligny Circle in North Forest Beach
Hilton Head Island, SC
Enjoy the perfect location on Hilton Head Island. Just around the
Coligny Circle on the south end of the island you will find us at The
Breakers, the oceanfront family resort.
Our FIRST FLOOR one QUEEN bedroom, one bath villa is only steps (15 seconds)
to the oceanside pools, adult pool and children's pool, and our
beautiful beach. (Our oceanside pool is heated in the off season months).
The villa sleeps 4-6 persons with a private QUEEN bedroom
with its own television, queen sofabed in the living room and built
in bunkbeds suitable for children. The bunkbeds are in their own
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The villa has an all new premium full kitchen, granite countertops, glasstop range, full sized
refrigerator, dishwasher and full sized built in microwave. The kitchen is fully equipped.
We also have a washer and dryer in the villa!
All linens are included and we provide a starter supply of toilet
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Bright and cheery and close to all the amenities this island paradise
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Hilton Head Island is a subtropical paradise with activities for all
members of the family. From swimming and body surfing, bicycling
on the many paths or on the beach, to golf and tennis, to dining and
shopping to all sorts of sightseeing.
Our Hilton Head ocean villa at The Breakers is just 10 minutes to
Harbour Town, the home of the nationally televised Heritage
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restaurants and shops.
Take a dolphin cruise, sailboat ride, jetski, a charter fishing
excursion or a day trip to Savannah by boat or car; there is so much
to do on the island. Don't forget Tuesday night at Shelter Cove for
family night and fireworks.
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The Breakers, located in North Forest Beach just across from Coligny
Plaza is probably the best location on Hilton Head Island. Close to
anything and all activities on this beautiful island.
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Villa Rental Rates 2014
Spring ................. $695 Week Easter Week $795
Summer .............. $795 Week 4th of July Week $825
Fall ..................... $650 Week
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Nightly rates available spring, fall and winter
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$160 deposit upon confirmation, $50-$100 fully refundable security/key
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RIP: Levon Helm
Legendary drummer, vocalist for The Band passed away, with friends and family around him today at 1:30 eastern time as reported by Rolling Stone. The 71 year old influential musician lost his battle with throat cancer. It was reported on his website two days ago that he was in the final stages.
WEDDING BELLS: Marcus Mumford & Carey Mulligan
Marcus Mumford is grooming for his wedding this weekend to actress Carey Mulligan. According to Radar Online, the two have been engaged for nine months and the wedding will take place in the English countryside. An insider says they will be surrounded by "their closest family and friends" and it's a"dream come true for Carey."
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BAM: Bremen Art Music?
Among the pile of the CDs collected during the hectic days of Bremen's Jazzahead! 2012the biggest so farI found myself looking at two compilations, the sampler prepared by Jazzahead! itself and the 12 Points 2012 CD. For those who do not know 12 Points, you should: not only did it receive the first Award for Innovative Programming, during the 25th anniversary celebrations of the European Jazz Network, but it is widely considered the most exciting initiative in European jazz festivals, collecting young musicians from 12 different countries and having them meet audiences in a different city every other year (the alternate years taking place in Dublin, from where it originates, thanks to the fertile mind and hard work of Gerry Godley).
Two compilations, four CDs, more than 50 tracks by as many different groups, more than twenty countries represented, including USA, Brasil and Venezuela. Is it a statistically representative sample? I guess not. But Jazzahead! and 12 Points are two of the hottest spots for jazz in Europe, and the selections are made by people who need their programs to be interesting, up-to-date, and attractive to audiences. The Bremen Messe is not financed by public money; it needs revenue from exhibitors to get going, and exhibitors come only if there is widespread interest. Judging from this year's visitors, there is: you could meet representatives from music festivals and labels, as well as musicians from North and South America, Japan and China alongside Europe and surrounding areas including Russia, Turkey and Israel. So if these compilation are not statistically representative, they are at least meaningful.
Are there any facts that we can gather from this compilations? Maybe.
For one, there is very little of what "jazz" is according, to the "jazz police." The "jazz police" are the self-appointed border guards, la migra of jazz; they even know what "pure jazz" isan oxymoron if ever was one. Blues is no more referenced than other musical styles, maybe less. Swing rhythms comes in many different fashions, none of which is very close to the type perfected about half a century ago, but some of the groups swing hard, in their own way (beware: I support the notion that there's a lot of swing in the way Alexander von Schlippenbach's trios play). Most of these musicians play their original songs; exceptionsand I am always talking about these specific four CDsare five songs, by Henri Salvador, Leonard Cohen, Frank Zappa, Michel Legrand and Van Morrison, as well as arrangements of folk tunes from Venezuela, Spain, Serbia and Turkey. There are no "jazz standards" to be found; that's a trend right there.
One of the most sickening aspects of jazz is its concern with a manifactured past, enshrined in a canon derived from a European classical music concept. Does anybody playing a Kind of Blue (Columbia, 1959) tribute ever considers why Miles Davis himself, in 25 years never, made one (well, he barely did one)? If Davis' eyes were on the money, that would have been a better paying and safer bet than going electric. A repertory reenactment of great past momentsseparated from their historical context, with none of the original energy and so more and more meaninglessis conspicuously absent on these four CDs. I find this extremely refreshing and truer to what the greatest artists in jazz expressed in life, art and words.
Does it mean that some traditional models have disappeared? Up to a point. Today, a visiting American musician certainly does not have to insist to play a non-standard tune, as saxophonist Stan Getz did in 1949, opening the way for Miles' "Dear Old Stockholm." On the other hand, despite the massive entry of instruments that are considered marginal in jazz, the instrumental colors of these group are firmly rooted in modern jazz. Trumpets, saxophones, drum sets and double basses are still the main fare. They are played in a way that is unmistakably derived from a wide arc that includes the great creators of modern, post-1957 jazz, that includes Davis and his different groups, Sonny Rollins, Keith Jarrett, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, and Ornette Coleman, down through Bill Frisell and Brad Mehldau. But, at the same time, a pan-European inspiration is also there, from Jan Garbarek and Edward Vesala to John Surman, Louis Sclavis, Gianluigi Trovesi and Han Bennink/Mengelberg; the freedom to use folk forms and free improvisation, as well as classically proportioned forms; and a liberal dose of humor, so often missing from the jazz reenactments of times past. The single most spread inspiration must be, however, Wayne Shorter, both as a composer and bandleader of his own quartet; incredibly enough, one hears more than ever Warne Marsh-isms via Mark Turner. Drummers are all of the post-Elvin Jones and Tony Williams affiliationand, again, Brian Blade figures prominently on the horizon.
There is no idiomatic affiliation to any of the music played by those masters however, or to a specific form; a general level of extremely high technical competence and efficiency allows these young musicians to let different worlds collide, as in those researches for subatomic particles, and just see what will happen if you pick a metal groove and crash it into an Erik Satie piano melody, or juxtapose a folk rhythm with a screaming saxophone, throwing everything up in the air and still landing safely without losing sight of the general shape of the piece. If jazz, at its best, always defied definition, this panorama is jazzeven more so, in fact.
Among past genres, or strains, of jazz, free jazz and European free improvisation have certainly left a stamp that it is bigger than their marketshare or popularity. These musicians do not necessarily practice free improvising constantly, but they would not dream of not being able to include freely improvised episodes in their pieces. Popular styles of rock, jazz and fusion seem also passé, and if these musicians reference rock, they do it directly. Piano trios seem, understandably, to have for the moment almost exhausted their possibilities.
What is even more interesting to witness is the type of bond that these groups establish with audiences who are young, especially when compared to the greybeards of "jazz" (between quotation marks) demographics, so often decried in the jazz press. Amid the lamentations from the jazz musicians playing "in style" that they can not find work, there seems to be a goodish amount of gigs for groups that could easily fall into the "jazz avantgarde" category but are, in fact, more easy to listen tofor kids their agethan the endless explorations into the subtleties of hard-bop idiom considered by some the only music qualified to be called jazz.
There were already those niches in European music, and they can be great fun: I for one don't enjoy anything better than an argument between a supporter of Tebaldi and one of Callas, or one of Mitropoulos against one of Toscanini, possibly leading to fisticuffs and broken friendships. These are still better than those dreary European fortresses of atonalism and serialism, where the spirit of Schoenberg and Webern is forgotten in favour of repeating patterns copped from their compostionswait a minute, this sounds familiar!
In fact, I have the feeling that many of these groups are not expecially anxious to be considered as jazzthe four letter word is distinctly downplayed on the promotional material of 12 Points. Is all this music equally successful or even interesting? I suppose not. It is more so, however, than much of what is being sold under the "jazz" name these days, be it Frank Sinatra or Billie Holiday wannabees, badly manufactured swing, languid Latin songs, or machine-gun lick shooters. At least no one can honestly complain that it all "sounds the same," which is the observation, not entirely off the mark, that unconverted participants to jazz festivals do so often make.
For my died-in-the wool old freejazzer bones, there's nothing more warming than listening to France's Actuum or Emile Parmentier Quartet, TrioVD from England, Macej Obara from Poland, Belgian pianist Fulco Ottervanger, or Lithuanian tenor Liudas Mockunas. I find the more or less direct elaborations of folk music from Spain's Alboradas, Serbian Divanhana or Istanbul Kolektif equally absorbing; these two last successfully including voices but, to be perfectly honest, I can mostly do without the vocalizing within these groups, often tottering between Norah Jones' nasal meaowings and "dark lady" posing. Some of the groups with voices inhabit the fashionably cold world of Penguin Café Orchestra or Aphex Twins, areas where I was never able to feel seriously emotionally involved. When groove and jump are taken with a liberal pinch of irony, as to emphasize that they are an ersatz version born out of a different world, they also work for me, in the music of Trondheim Jazz Orchestra or Germany's Mo' Blow.
Conclusions? None. I guess that followers of the Jazz Canon will remain unmoved, or even require that the name could be used only with a stamp of approval, like Champagne or Parmigiano. The problem is, it's too late to put the cat back in the sack. If the Montreux Jazz festival can present Jane Birkin without being raided, I guess we can safely carry on with our Anthony Braxtons and Evan Parkers, as well as their sons and grandsons. For me it was all jazz anyway, and together with the others who could not care less about the question, we come back from these events elated by some of the music we heard, and at least interested by most.


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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission (FWC) directed staff Wednesday to advertise new rule
proposals that would modify hunting season dates on many
FWC-managed areas. The new rules could be approved for final
adoption at the February 2011 Commission meeting.
During the past year, the FWC, and its partners and
cooperating agency landowners, have worked with stakeholders in
developing proposals to change season dates for these public
hunting lands. These lands include wildlife management areas,
wildlife and environmental areas and miscellaneous areas.
Making these adjustments would align these areas
more closely with the newly adopted hunting zone season dates,
which took effect this year.
"With the new changes to hunting season dates this
year on private lands, we - and our hunting stakeholders - feel
that season dates need to be modified on several of our areas to
correspond better with the new zonal seasons and the timing of deer
breeding," said Diane Eggeman, director of the FWC's Division of
Hunting and Game Management.
The FWC held nine public meetings across the state
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each area and other hunter preferences, such as hunting during
holidays and the desires of other area users.
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Goodstein's theorem
In mathematical logic, Goodstein's theorem is a statement about the natural numbers, proved by Reuben Goodstein in 1944, which states that every Goodstein sequence eventually terminates at 0. Kirby and Paris[1] showed that it is unprovable in Peano arithmetic (but it can be proven in stronger systems, such as second order arithmetic). This was the third "natural" example of a true statement that is unprovable in Peano arithmetic (after Gerhard Gentzen's 1943 direct proof of the unprovability of ε0-induction in Peano arithmetic and the Paris–Harrington theorem). Earlier statements of this type had either been, except for Gentzen, extremely complicated, ad-hoc constructions (such as the statements generated by the construction given in Gödel's incompleteness theorem) or concerned metamathematics or combinatorial results.[1]
Laurie Kirby and Jeff Paris gave an interpretation of the Goodstein's theorem as a hydra game: the "Hydra" is a rooted tree, and a move consists of cutting off one of its "heads" (a branch of the tree), to which the hydra responds by growing a finite number of new heads according to certain rules. The Kirby–Paris interpretation of the theorem says that the Hydra will eventually be killed, regardless of the strategy that Hercules uses to chop off its heads, though this may take a very, very long time.
Hereditary base-n notation[edit]
Goodstein sequences are defined in terms of a concept called "hereditary base-n notation". This notation is very similar to usual base-n positional notation, but the usual notation does not suffice for the purposes of Goodstein's theorem.
In ordinary base-n notation, where n is a natural number greater than 1, an arbitrary natural number m is written as a sum of multiples of powers of n:
where each coefficient satisfies , and . For example, in base 2,
Thus the base 2 representation of 35 is . (This expression could be written in binary notation as 100011.) Similarly, one can write 100 in base 3:
Note that the exponents themselves are not written in base-n notation. For example, the expressions above include and .
To convert a base-n representation to hereditary base n notation, first rewrite all of the exponents in base-n notation. Then rewrite any exponents inside the exponents, and continue in this way until every digit appearing in the expression is n or less.
For example, while 35 in ordinary base-2 notation is , it is written in hereditary base-2 notation as
using the fact that Similarly, 100 in hereditary base 3 notation is
Goodstein sequences[edit]
The Goodstein sequence G(m) of a number m is a sequence of natural numbers. The first element in the sequence G(m) is m itself. To get the next element A056004, write m in hereditary base 2 notation, change all the 2s to 3s, and then subtract 1 from the result; this is the second element of G(m). To get the third element of G(m) A057650, write the second element in hereditary base 3 notation, change all 3s to 4s, and subtract 1 again. Continue until the result is zero, at which point the sequence terminates.
Early Goodstein sequences terminate quickly. For example, G(3) A215409 terminates at the sixth step:
|Hereditary notation
|Write 3 in base 2 notation
|Switch the 2 to a 3, then subtract 1
|Switch the 3 to a 4, then subtract 1. Now there are no more 4s left
|No 4s left to switch to 5s. Just subtract 1
Later Goodstein sequences increase for a very large number of steps. For example, G(4) A056193 starts as follows:
|Hereditary notation
Elements of G(4) continue to increase for a while, but at base , they reach the maximum of , stay there for the next steps, and then begin their first and final descent.
The value 0 is reached at base (curiously, this is a generalized Woodall number: . This is also the case with all other final bases for starting values greater than 4[citation needed]).
However, even G(4) doesn't give a good idea of just how quickly the elements of a Goodstein sequence can increase. G(19) increases much more rapidly, and starts as follows:
|Hereditary notation
In spite of this rapid growth, Goodstein's theorem states that every Goodstein sequence eventually terminates at 0, no matter what the starting value is.
Proof of Goodstein's theorem[edit]
Goodstein's theorem can be proved (using techniques outside Peano arithmetic, see below) as follows: Given a Goodstein sequence G(m), we will construct a parallel sequence of ordinal numbers whose elements are no smaller than those in the given sequence. If the elements of the parallel sequence go to 0, the elements of the Goodstein sequence must also go to 0.
To construct the parallel sequence, take the hereditary base n representation of the (n − 1)-th element of the Goodstein sequence, and replace every instance of n with the first infinite ordinal number ω. Addition, multiplication and exponentiation of ordinal numbers is well defined, and the resulting ordinal number clearly cannot be smaller than the original element.
The 'base-changing' operation of the Goodstein sequence does not change the element of the parallel sequence: replacing all the 4s in with ω is the same as replacing all the 4s with 5s and then replacing all the 5s with ω. The 'subtracting 1' operation, however, corresponds to decreasing the infinite ordinal number in the parallel sequence; for example, decreases to if the step above is performed. Because the ordinals are well-ordered, there are no infinite strictly decreasing sequences of ordinals. Thus the parallel sequence must terminate at 0 after a finite number of steps. The Goodstein sequence, which is bounded above by the parallel sequence, must terminate at 0 also.
While this proof of Goodstein's theorem is fairly easy, the Kirby–Paris theorem which says that Goodstein's theorem is not a theorem of Peano arithmetic, is technical and considerably more difficult. It makes use of countable nonstandard models of Peano arithmetic. What Kirby showed is that Goodstein's theorem leads to Gentzen's theorem, i.e. it can substitute for induction up to ε0.
Sequence length as a function of the starting value[edit]
The Goodstein function, , is defined such that is the length of the Goodstein sequence that starts with n. (This is a total function since every Goodstein sequence terminates.) The extreme growth-rate of can be calibrated by relating it to various standard ordinal-indexed hierarchies of functions, such as the functions in the Hardy hierarchy, and the functions in the fast-growing hierarchy of Löb and Wainer:
- Kirby and Paris (1982) proved that
- has approximately the same growth-rate as (which is the same as that of ); more precisely, dominates for every , and dominates
- (For any two functions , is said to dominate if for all sufficiently large .)
- Cichon (1983) showed that
- where is the result of putting n in hereditary base-2 notation and then replacing all 2s with ω (as was done in the proof of Goodstein's theorem).
- Caicedo (2007) showed that if with then
- .
Some examples:
|3·2402653211 − 2
|> fω+1(64) > Graham's number
(For Ackermann function and Graham's number bounds see fast-growing hierarchy#Functions in fast-growing hierarchies.)
Application to computable functions[edit]
Goodstein's theorem can be used to construct a total computable function that Peano arithmetic cannot prove to be total. The Goodstein sequence of a number can be effectively enumerated by a Turing machine; thus the function which maps n to the number of steps required for the Goodstein sequence of n to terminate is computable by a particular Turing machine. This machine merely enumerates the Goodstein sequence of n and, when the sequence reaches 0, returns the length of the sequence. Because every Goodstein sequence eventually terminates, this function is total. But because Peano arithmetic does not prove that every Goodstein sequence terminates, Peano arithmetic does not prove that this Turing machine computes a total function.
See also[edit]
- Non-standard model of arithmetic
- Fast-growing hierarchy
- Paris–Harrington theorem
- Kanamori–McAloon theorem
- Kruskal's tree theorem
- ^ a b Kirby, L.; Paris, J. (1982). "Accessible Independence Results for Peano Arithmetic". Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society 14 (4): 285. doi:10.1112/blms/14.4.285.
- Goodstein, R. (1944), "On the restricted ordinal theorem", Journal of Symbolic Logic 9: 33–41, JSTOR 2268019.
- Cichon, E. (1983), "A Short Proof of Two Recently Discovered Independence Results Using Recursive Theoretic Methods", Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society 87: 704–706, JSTOR 2043364.
- Caicedo, A. (2007), "Goodstein's function", Revista Colombiana de Matemáticas 41 (2): 381–391.
External links[edit]
- Weisstein, Eric W., "Goodstein Sequence", MathWorld.
- Some elements of a proof that Goodstein's theorem is not a theorem of PA, from an undergraduate thesis by Justin T Miller
- A Classification of non standard models of Peano Arithmetic by Goodstein's theorem - Thesis by Dan Kaplan, Franklan and Marshall College Library
- Definitions of Goodstein sequences in the programming languages Ruby and Haskell, as well as a large-scale plot
- The Hydra game implemented as a Java applet
- Goodstein Sequences: The Power of a Detour via Infinity - good exposition with illustrations of Goodstein Sequences and the hydra game.


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