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Last time I told you about the first day of our four-day bookscouting excursion to Victoria, B.C. Here's the next installment.
Saturday morning Julie wanted to check out Antique Row, so we set out for Fort Street.
Again we were pleasantly surprised by what we found. "Antique Row" isn't much of an antique row any more, we discovered; just a couple of shops with glassware and clocks and such, which isn't really our thing. We're more 'dusty junk shop' people when it comes to going spelunking for antiques. However, the truth was that Antique Row, at least when you get off the bus at Douglas and Fort Street, is much more an antiquarian bookseller's row.
Although the first place we stopped, the magnificent Russell Books, is way too all-encompassing to be called just an antiquarian place. It was huge. We could have spent all day — and we did spend quite a while there.
Julie paused to go through the discount books out on the sidewalk while I went on in. The sight that greets you as you enter is a little overwhelming — Russell's is HUGE, much larger than it would appear from the street.
What stopped me dead in my tracks was the incredible wall of rarities behind the front desk on your right, as you enter.
The juveniles, in particular — there were not one but two early editions of The Magician's Nephew by C.S. Lewis that were in great shape and very reasonably priced, considering… but buying either one still would have blown the whole day's shopping budget. I must be strong, I told myself, though I did ask the young lady behind the counter to pull it down for me so I could look at it for a minute. And sigh.
They also had comics. I noted one corner near the juveniles packed with stacks and stacks of Archie digests.
I didn't actually find a lot for myself on the main floor… just a couple of interesting oddities. The first was The Mystery of Ghost Canyon, which is the first of the Bret King westerns, a Stratemeyer juvenile series fizzle that I rather like.
And the other one was The Lone Ranger's Code of the West, which had been mis-filed in the juveniles. This turned out to be a privately-published piece where a motivational speaker-type fellow applies the lessons of the Lone Ranger's adventures to operating ethically in business and life. Each chapter is built around an adventure of the Ranger and Tonto, and then at the end the Ranger explains the lesson to be learned from it. The adventures themselves were fun, though, and the whole thing is done with the kind of wit and humor you find in good fan fiction (which is, really, what this book was.) For three dollars (Canadian) I considered it a fair enough deal.
But the real riches were to be found upstairs.
I was sort of ambling along toward the mysteries, when I saw a sign listing Western/Adventure. This looked promising.
Then I let out an audible gasp of delight. (I know this is true because it made my wife laugh.) Most bookstores I know don't even have these in a separate section any more, but here it was in all its glory — a whole wall of pulp adventure trash paperbacks.
Not just Mack Bolan — lots of used bookstores have a shelf piled with Executioner novels, usually priced at a buck each or so. No, this was everything. The Butcher, Night Stalkers, SOBs, Nick Carter…. it was like being dropped in a time machine. The last time I'd seen a selection of trashy adventure paperbacks this extensive was back in 1978 at Powell's Books in Portland, Oregon. Back then, before they remodeled, there was a dusty room in the back (more of an open closet, really) piled floor-to-ceiling with stuff just like this.
This looked like that room… only there was more of it. And there were series here that I'd never even heard of.
I could have wiped out most of the wall without half-trying if I'd bought one of everything that looked cool, but I tried to make myself remember the Shelf of Shame back home and keep my acquisitive lusts in check.
In the end I contented myself with three picks.
The first was Departure Deferred, one of the incredibly-difficult-to-find spinoff novels from the old Secret Agent, with Patrick McGoohan.
This was the second of six, the U.S. paperback edition, absolutely pristine except for the previous owner's name scrawled in ball-point pen on the flyleaf. It was the first time I'd ever run across a Secret Agent book other than the third in the series, Peter Leslie's Hell For Tomorrow.
The other two I got just because they looked like fun and because I have a soft spot for short-run obscure adventure series. Spy Hunt by Norman Daniels was on the strength of the author's name — Daniels was one of those hardworking journeyman paperback-original authors, slugging it out back in the late fifties and early sixties with guys like Richard S. Prather and John D. MacDonald and Carter Brown, you know, that whole Gold Medal crowd. Daniels' resume included spy stories, westerns, TV spin-off books and even a bunch of gothic romances under the pen name "Dorothy Daniels." I knew the name from media tie-in stuff for shows like The Avengers, and also a couple of series of his own creation, The Baron and The Man From APE. (APE, the American Policy Executive, pre-dated UNCLE by a year or so.) In fact, I'd thought Spy Hunt WAS an APE book but it's a one-off original. Still a good time though.
And The Force #1: Deadly Snow promised to be the sort of pulp adventure I can never resist. Let the back cover copy speak for itself:
As for why there's a black panther on the front cover? It's because… wait for it… the evil Thai drug lord throws people he's getting rid of into his pit of savage black panthers. And hell yes, the Force ends up in the panther pit and has to fight their way out. Duh.
As lacking in lit'ry quality as this book was, it was almost my favorite purchase from the entire trip. (There was one that eclipsed it, which we'll get to later.) My one regret from the weekend was that I didn't go back and snag the other two entries in The Force series that were on that shelf before we left Victoria.
That was the lot for us that day from Russell Books, but I did want to mention one thing. I don't often talk about bookstore staff because I hardly ever speak to them other than at the register as I'm leaving; I generally prefer to be left alone while I'm browsing. But I couldn't help but be impressed by the crew at Russell. They are all extraordinarily pleasant and helpful as well as being knowledgeable, and they have that rare gift of being attentive and available without being suffocatingly annoying. Furthermore, the young ladies working in both the upstairs and downstairs areas (Russell's has managed, somehow, to find a remarkable number of stunningly lovely young girls who are also competent book people to staff their store) were wonderfully accommodating about letting me take pictures for this article.
When we took our books to the cash register, the cashier (yet another gorgeous young lady) who rung us up asked us what we were doing that day and when I told her we were planning on doing an informal bookscouting crawl through downtown, she told us not to miss Russell's sister store on View Street…. "Just round the block in the basement," she added. "They have a much larger juvenile section, and comics too."
I assured her we'd probably get there before the end of our trip, and then we hit the street again.
We kept going east on Fort, hoping that perhaps our map's promised "Antique Row" would eventually materialize. We didn't find it, but we did find Shepherd Books, which was better anyway.
This was a much smaller place than Russell, and though they didn't have a whole lot of the genre stuff I like, they did have a few nice pieces. And even a few comics trade collections.
What caught my eye were a few older juvenile books stacked in a glass case by the science-fiction shelf. The case wasn't locked and I soon turned up a couple of hardcovers that looked enticing.
The Sea Hawk by Rafael Sabatini and Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson. Each was priced very reasonably at fifteen dollars. Getting them both seemed extravagant, though, and I found myself on the horns of the same just-pick-ONE! dilemma that I'd seen the two little girls going through with the Archie Comics Digests at Russell a few minutes ago.
I finally settled on Kidnapped, because it was in much better shape, I'd never read it, and the illustrations were just breathtaking. This was a 1925 edition from Britain, and the illustrator was one Frank Godwin. I'd never heard of Mr. Godwin but his work sold me the book — and I don't usually buy books for the art.
I looked him up when we got home and it turns out he's a comics guy.
Frank Godwin did the newspaper strips Connie and Rusty Riley, both of which had long, healthy runs from the 1930s to the late fifties, but have never been reprinted.
Godwin was apparently incredibly prolific — in addition to the newspaper strips, he did a lot of advertising work, as well as illustrations not just for Kidnapped but also King Arthur, Robin Hood, and half-a-dozen other adventure classics. He even found some time to work on Wonder Woman for DC in the late 1940s.
You can read more about Frank Godwin here, if you are interested.
So I think I made the right choice; I didn't know it at the time, but it turns out that Kidnapped was a nice little score and even comics-related. I started reading it that night at the hotel (after I'd finished The Force!) and it turns out that this Stevenson guy can write a pretty good stick, too. A satisfactory purchase all around.
And once again I've rambled more than I meant to, so I guess we're breaking this into three parts. Lots more comics and bookscouting adventures in the wrapup, next week. See you then.
Love your columns, I always get such a kick out of the items you spotlight, and discover new 'nooks' in genre history to enjoy.
I was in Victoria the same week – I may have even passed you on the street. I loved Russell's; they had a large selection of Drawn & Quarterly remainders for about $10, and I managed to buy almost all of the Jimmy Corrigan issues of Acme Novelty Library for between 3 and 8 dollars (my find of the trip).
I didn't know about their sister store though. Now I feel like I need to go back…
I live vicariously through columns like these.
Ditto! Keep up the good work!
Wow, now I know that, somehow, sometime, some way, I MUST make a longer return trip to Victoria. Sounds like heaven…
As to your dilemma between Sea Hawk and Kidnapped, for me Sabatini always trumps Stevenson, although those Godwin illustrations would have made it a really agonizing choice for me. By the way, I think there's quite a bit of stuff by Godwin posted on that site you recommended here a while back, Golden Age Comic Book Stories; you just have to dig through the archives.
I think there's quite a bit of stuff by Godwin posted on that site you recommended here a while back, Golden Age Comic Book Stories; you just have to dig through the archives.
There's quite a bit all over the internet. I'm glad I took the time to do a little research — found all sorts of amazing stuff. (I edited in the Wonder Woman page I forgot to put in the first time.) Even the advertising samples I ran across are breathtakingly gorgeous.
The thing that always amazes me is that this style has almost died out; I can't think of anyone in current comics who's still working that turf. Adam Hughes, maybe.
I know I sound like a grumpy old man when I say this, but really, there's miles of difference in quality between the guys who came into comics from doing advertising and pulp illustration and the guys who came in mostly just from doing their own comics and fan art. Most working pros will tell you that if you're serious about being a comics artist, you need to always keep up a sketchbook and do a lot of life drawing. But today it seems like you can get plenty of work without knowing real anatomy, or even just getting by on swipes. The bar got lowered in the 1990s and I don't think that it ever got raised again.
Aw, man, part THREE? I have to wait another week to find out what other great finds you discovered?
Ah well, at least it stretches the goodness out that much longer.
I love the original Executioner novels!! Trying to finish the set of the original 37 or so.
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PUYALLUP, Wash. — Steven Powell pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of voyeurism involving young girls Friday and was ordered held on $200,000 cash only bail.
The not guilty pleas capped off a flurry of activity in the Susan Cox Powell case over 24 hours — starting with the arrest of her father-in-law Thursday night and multiple court hearings and motions on Friday related to the missing woman's childhood diaries and custody of her two children.
Appearing in a jail jumpsuit, Steven Powell's appearance in court was brief. He was charged in Pierce County, Wash., Superior Court with 14 counts of voyeurism and one count of possession of materials of minors engaged in explicit conduct. Police say they found about 2,000 photographs of young children, mostly young girls and many in partial states of undress.
If Powell does make bail, the judge said he cannot leave the Seattle and Puyallup areas, and ordered him to have no contact with the alleged victims or come within 1,000 feet of their residence. He will also not be allowed to have any contact at all with children 18 and under and must stay away from schools and playgrounds.
After the hearing, an emotional Denise Cox, Susan Powell's sister, said she believes Steven Powell either had something to do with her sister's disappearance or knows something about it.
"Give up. I wanna know, I want to know what happened to her," was her tearful message to Steven Powell.
Cox, who has not previously spoken publicly about the investigation, said she has accepted the fact that her sister is likely dead.
"I hope the truth comes out soon," she said. "It's hard. I want this all to come to a close."
Also Friday, the parents of Susan Powell for the first time directly accused Josh Powell in connection with their daughter's disappearance.
"We have been reluctant to acknowledge what has been the feeling of many others and that is simply that our daughter is dead. Whether our daughter is being held against her will somewhere or whether she is dead, we both believe the father, Josh Powell, is directly responsible for her disappearance," Chuck and Judy Cox said in court documents filed Friday.
The Coxes also Friday requested custody of Susan and Josh's two sons, ages 6 and 4, in a nearly 90-page document.
"We have prepared this custody petition in anticipation of Josh being arrested for the disappearance, kidnapping/murder of our daughter. Obviously, we are hoping against hope and sending out many prayers that our daughter is somehow, some way found alive," the Coxes said in their petition filed Friday.
The children are currently in protective custody in Washington. Another custody hearing will be held next week.
Josh Powell did not say a word to reporters as he left the courthouse Friday.
Chuck Cox was asked about all of the activity of the past 24 hours, including Steven Powell's arrest.
"I think it's a sad day for the Powell family that this has come out. I am relieved that the children are no longer in that household," he said.
Cox said he did not know if any of the alleged pornographic material seized from Steven Powell's house included his grandchildren. He called the crimes Steven Powell is accused of committing "disgusting."
"I think it very clearly shows that (Susan's) concerns were justified about Steven Powell, it supports everything she said about him," he said. "My daughter did not want those grandchildren in that house. I'm glad they're not in there now."
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On Wednesday, Senate Republicans -- joined by a small group of Democrats -- again blocked the Cybersecurity Act of 2012 from coming to the Senate floor. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., attributed the opposition to a fast-tracked process and the failure to allow fully open amendments. Numerous national security officials have urged the bill's passage, but the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has repeatedly voiced strong opposition.
In response to the bill's failure, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., called the bill "dead for this Congress."
In a statement, Reid said: "A bill that was and is most important to national security was just killed and that's cybersecurity. I hope President Obama uses all the authority of the executive branch at his disposal to fully protect our nation from the cyber security threat."
The administration has already taken some actions. According to reports, President Obama in mid-October signed the classified Presidential Policy Directive 20, which sets new cyber defense standards for government agencies, including standards for defensive measures that might require agencies to reach outside their own networks.
The Obama administration has also prepared a draft executive order, which has been circulating for months, that would require additional steps to be taken. Now, it appears prepared to issue that order.
"Congressional inaction in light of the risks to our nation may require the administration to issue an executive order as a precursor to the updated laws we need," White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Michael Daniel said in a statement. "We think the risk is too great for the Administration not to act."
A draft version of the executive order would direct the National Institute of Standards and Technology to set cybersecurity standards for eighteen critical infrastructure industries. The Department of Homeland Security would encourage adoption of these standards, and agencies responsible for regulating critical infrastructure industries would be responsible for proposing potentially mandatory cybersecurity regulations for those industries.
Information sharing is another big piece of the draft order. The executive order would set up new information sharing mechanisms that will accelerate security clearances and limit use of proprietary information. The order would also require agencies to take appropriate steps to ensure privacy of shared information.
However, an executive order can't do it all. Despite urging the President to take action, Reid warned in a statement that an executive order "leaves much to be desired" because, for example, it cannot offer companies liability protection in the event of a cyber attack.
Whlie Reid declared the cybersecurity legislation dead for this Congress, McConnell said in a statement after the bill's failure that he hopes Congress will again take up the issue "sometime in December" after dealing with other important national security legislation.
Whatever the case, the persistence of the cyber threat is one reason that action may be needed soon. The annual report of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, released on Wednesday, found that China in particular -- which the report called "the most threatening actor in cyberspace" -- continues to represent a serious and "increasingly potent" concern for companies and government agencies that hold potentially sensitive data.
"U.S. industry and a range of government and military targets face repeated exploitation attempts by Chinese hackers," the report said, fingering China in cyber espionage and cyber attacks aimed at the Department of Defense, NASA and U.S.-based companies like Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and BAE Systems. In what the report called the "most significant example of malicious Chinese cyber activity," the report said that intruders "gained full functional control over networks at the [NASA] Jet Propulsion Laboratory."
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I Helped Put World Population Over 3 Billion. How About You? Plus Powerful Video of Women, Families and Climate Change
Population Action International asks "What's Your Number?"
Climate Progress hasn't focused on population, for reasons explained here: "Consumption dwarfs population as main global warming threat." But now that it seems that population growth trends are not stabilizing as quickly as had been widely projected just a few years ago, we've been covering it a little more.
Population Action International has this clever calculator to draw attention to the issue. And here's an excellent video they put together last month, "Weathering Change: Stories about climate and family from women around the world," which "takes us to Ethiopia, Nepal and Peru to hear the stories of four women as they struggle to care for their families, while enduring crop failures and water scarcity":
It's too easy to think about climate change in abstract terms. It's hurting real people now, and we've only warmed some 1.5°F globally in the last half century. We are on track to warm more than 5 times that on our current emissions path (business as usual).
"A woman's life is hard, and climate change is making it harder," says Aregash Ayele, an Ethiopian woman featured in the film. Aregash is 32 years old and lives with her six children in a small farming community in the Gedeo Zone of Ethiopia.
"Because of changing rainfall patterns, crop yields are suffering, and the family doesn't have enough food for everybody. My father used to get 500 to 600 kilos per harvest, but now we can barely get 100. Even though the land is green, it's not fruitful. It has never been like this."
As a result, Aregash's husband is forced to work other land hours away from home. Aregash is left to manage the house, look after the children, and farm the existing land on her own. "The only way we can raise our kids is from the land. If the land fails to produce, there isn't enough to feed them," she says….
Women and Climate Change
Aregash's story is not unusual. Women living in poverty bear a disproportionate burden of climate change consequences. In many countries, disparities resulting from women's roles within family and community structures are aggravated by the effects of climate change. Unequal access to education, economic opportunities, land ownership, and health care can undermine women's well-being and the prospects for a better future for their children and communities.
The time to act is now on both emissions mitigation and misery mitigation (aka "adaptation").
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Climate Change aka GW is going to affect women even in the developed nations disproportionately and hugely.
Why it is already. And it will accelerate, unless we can adapt to the changes in a reasonably civilized manner. 1st world women and their daughters will see a lot of their hard earn rights and standard of living fall of a cliff.
Time for them to recognize this and speak up now!
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Not strictly true that you helped push past 3 billion. That was your parents decision. Prospective parents today have the choice of whether we push on towards 15 billion or start being sensible.
I've never quite understood this tug-of-war between "it's the population, stupid" and "it's the consumption, stupid". It's both.
I'm sure we've all seen the "IPAT" equation:
(Impact equals population times activity times technology.)
While we can all quibble with exactly how that's specified — what are the units for technology, and is a higher level of it (e.g. a fusion reactor) always worse than a lower level (early 20th century style coal plant with no emission controls)? — population and consumption (A * T, roughly) are both multipliers producing our environmental impacts.
Right now, we have just about the worst of all possible situations. A couple of centuries of high-impact activity in the EU, the US, Japan, et al. have brought us to the brink. On top of that, we have two immense countries, China and India, with a combined population of 2.4 billion people, many of whom are making a dash from poverty towards a more US-like level of consumption. In effect, the world built up a huge population of people with very low per capita impacts, and now they're dramatically increasing their A*T factor. It's as if the world is suddenly undergoing a huge population explosion in the "developed" countries.
As I've said before online, the West loaded the gun and pointed it at our head, and the two big countries from the East are suddenly in a race to see who can pull the trigger first. Arguing over who's "really" at fault for our impending train wreck is just as pointless as arguing over whether population or consumption is the bigger evil; the environment neither knows nor cares about such human details. It simply obeys the laws of physics.
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"But now that it seems that population growth trends are not stabilizing as quickly as had been widely projected just a few years ago."
Oh, I don't know, it looks like the demographers prediction of 10 billion by 2100 still seems to be holding strong. Now at 7 billion it only took 12 years to add a billion people to the planet. The UN population experts say it will take 13 years to get to 8 billion and 18 years to pack on the 9th billion. Then sometime after 2042 the growth will slow and it will take about 40 years to inch up to the 10 billion mark. So it looks like population is still predicted to reach the 10 billion mark and it is still predicted to slow. The majority of the growth in world population is still in Africa and the best method of dealing with high fertility rates is still the eradication of poverty and educating females. But, being Africa, we can expect consumption to be dwarfed by a single nation like the US.
And what of US population? It isn't still growing right? US population is like that of Japan or the UK where growth is well below the replacement rate, right? Nope, over the past year US growth is more like that of Panama or Pakistan. But the US is strongly in favor of family planning, right?…But education in the US is not failing her citizens, right? The US doesn't have the highest teen pregnancy rate in the entire industrialized world does it?…The United States of America: 3rd world social standards but 1st world food production and the highest per capita energy consumption of any nation ever in existence. What a country!
Population Action International seems to be having issues today but the Guardian has a nice piece with graphics at
Climate change will stall and reverse population growth.
James Lovelock – Population Reduction "max 1 billion" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBUvZDSY2D0
I'm 45, and the world's population has doubled in my lifetime. Will the population double again in another 45 years? Will the world's population ever reach 14 billion?
We're a population of bacteria in a Petri dish, living in our own filth, and either trying to make more agar or fighting over the remaining agar.
Lovelock may be correct but he seems very confused to me. The nations of Earth will experience catastrophic population decline of something like 86% to 90% between now and the end of the century BUT Lovelock expects Britain to be in such good shape that they must prepare for the arrival of many millions of "climate" refugees. Seriously Lovelock, if that kind of never-seen-before level of mass death is true, no nation can expect to be a haven for refugees. It actually sounds more like unexamined fear based prognostication. I am sympathetic to the fear but I am unimpressed by his analysis.


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PANAMA CITY -- An appeals court has refused to reinstate class-action status for a lawsuit that sought to represent 230,000 Wal-Mart employees across Florida over allegations the company forced many of them to work without pay during breaks and after hours.
But the ruling by the 1st District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee left the door open for another suit if the list of plaintiffs is narrowed.
Lawyers for several former Wal-Mart employees last year asked Circuit Judge Glenn Hess in Panama City to approve the suit on behalf of all current and former hourly workers who had been employed on or after July 13, 1997.
The appeals ruled Tuesday that the class action should be denied because the employee group is too broad.
"It includes members who never worked off the clock and therefore have no interest in the lawsuit," wrote District Judge Ricky Polston.
District Judges Peter Webster and Philip Padovano agreed, but the opinion added that the ruling could change if the class was culled.
Lawyers for Wal-Mart and the workers who filed the suit did not immediately return messages seeking comment Friday.
Class actions allow suits on behalf of people with similar claims and damages against the same defendant to be combined into one case, reducing the time and money that would have to be spent on many suits dealing with the same issues.
While the appellate court agreed the suit should be denied, the panel disagreed with Hess' reasoning.
Hess ruled in January that a class action so large would overwhelm the court system as it tried to determine damages. He said if a jury decided that Wal-Mart cheated employees thousands of separate trials then would then have to be held to decide compensation for each worker.
Polston wrote that the "individualized nature of their damages claims should not bar certification of the class."
Requests to file similar lawsuits in other states have met mixed success. Minnesota and Indiana allowed class-action lawsuits. Seven other states -- California, Georgia, Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon and Texas -- did not.
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Just when I, the lowly news intern, thought I was alone, I realized I was in the eye of the storm. The marchers, 3,000? have returned from the federal building, and they are here in full force chanting and waving pompoms, fists, and peace signs. A "Cindy Serves the Prince of Peace" sign just went by in the hands of a middle-aged woman, along with a "Bring Our Troops Home" banner.
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WASHINGTON Any fiscal plan that fails to tackle military spending, Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security is "a sparrow's belch in the midst of a typhoon," a chairman of a presidential deficit-reduction commission said in an interview aired on Sunday.
Former Senator Alan Simpson, Republican co-chair of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, also trashed certain critics as "jerks" and compared the United States to "a milk cow with 300 million teats."
"If you have a career politician get up and say, 'I know we can get this done; we're going to get rid of all earmarks, all waste, fraud, and abuse, all foreign aid, Air Force one, all congressional pensions,' that's a sparrow's belch in the midst of a typhoon," Simpson told CNN's "State of the Union."
President Barack Obama created the bipartisan, 18-member commission to address fiscal challenges centered around a deficit of more than $1.3 trillion, the highest since World War Two, and a record federal debt now topping $14 trillion.
A bold budget-balancing plan floated by Simpson -- long noted for earthy, sometimes off-color remarks -- and his fellow co-chairman, Erskine Bowles, fell short in December of the support needed from panel members to trigger congressional action.
"So I'm waiting for the politician to get up and say, there's only one way to do this, you dig into the big four: Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, and defense," Simpson said. "And anybody giving you anything different than that, you want to walk out the door, stick your finger down your throat and give them the green weenie."
Simpson and Bowles recommended Social Security benefit cuts via a higher retirement age, lower annual cost-of-living adjustments and a change in the way benefits are calculated.
"We're not talking about privatization," he said on CNN. "These jerks who keep dragging that up are lying. We never suggested that."
Simpson served from 1979 to 1997 as a Senator from Wyoming. He had apologized in August for comparing Social Security to "a milk cow with 310 million teats."
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WORLD NOTES: Dec. 1
South Korea: Gov't promotes North-South integration Russia: Ford workers on strike Afghanistan: Taliban gains ground Nigeria: Leaders reject Pentagon buildup
World celebrates Russian Revolution
MOSCOW — Over 20,000 people marched and rallied here Nov. 7 to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the Great October Revolution. The date marks the victory by the Russian working class and its peasant allies for political power, sending shockwaves around the world. Commemorative events involving thousands more were held across the country
Colombias Uribe blocks prisoner exchange
Amid recriminations and hyperbole, Venezuela-Colombia relations have deteriorated following Colombian President Alvaro Uribe's suspension of negotiations toward an exchange of 500 imprisoned combatants of the Revolutionary Army Forces of Colombia (FARC) for 45 prisoners held by the FARC, the left-wing guerrilla movement that has been fighting conservative Colombian governments since 1964.
Jewish Americans speak out for Middle East peace
CLEVELAND — Anna Baltzer, author of "Witness in Palestine: Journal of a Jewish American Woman in the Occupied Territories," spoke on Nov. 19 at the Middle East Peace Forum here, a "culturally diverse group" committed to promote a just and lasting peace in the Middle East. Also speaking were Hannah Mermelstein and Alison Weir.
Terrorist Posada is some kind of exception
It was "the first time the case of Luis Posada has been heard before Congress," said Jose Pertierra, the Washington lawyer representing Venezuela in its request for Posada's extradition. He was referring to the hearing Nov. 15 called by Rep. William Delahunt (D-Mass.), chair of a House foreign affairs subcommittee.
How to pass the Employee Free Choice Act
Passing the Employee Free Choice Act will require a massive shift in the culture of the labor movement, Communications Workers President Larry Cohen told national union leaders gathered for the AFL-CIO's organizing summit.
Denouncing the killings in Oaxaca
The Mexican Consulate in downtown Sacramento, Calif., locked its doors Dec. 1 when protesters lined up with signs condemning the Mexican government's violence against thousands of strikers in Oaxaca. At least 17 strikers have been killed
PWW events salute peoples leaders
Dec. 3 was a day the People's Weekly World can be proud of. Still celebrating the results of the Nov. 7 elections, readers held banquets and dinners in various places across the country, attracting elected officials, leaders of people's movements and rank-and-file fighters for justice and democracy.
Colombian prisoner holds Bush prosecutors at bay
An extraordinary trial, remarkable among other things for a novel legal doctrine unveiled by the Bush administration during the course of it, ended as a mistrial Nov. 21 in Washington.
Two films, two journeys
A few years ago, the entire life's work of French communist director Robert Guédiguian was screened in a retrospective tribute at the Toronto International Film Festival.


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Intense Or Dirty? Draymond Green Walking Line In NBA FinalsDraymond Green has had his fingerprints — and shoe prints — all over these NBA Finals as his Golden State Warriors have dominated the first two games of their highly anticipated rematch against Cleveland.
Warriors' Dominance Causing Drop In NBA Finals TV RatingsWith Game 2 of the NBA Finals turning into a rout, viewership is down from last year's overtime contest.
Steph Curry Won't Play For Team USA In 2016 OlympicsStephen Curry has withdrawn from consideration from the Olympics, leaving the U.S. basketball team without the NBA's MVP.
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Pelicans Guard Bryce Dejean-Jones Shot And Killed In DallasNew Orleans Pelicans rookie Bryce Dejean-Jones was fatally shot after breaking down the door to a Dallas apartment, authorities said Saturday.
NBA: Draymond Green Will Not Be Suspended For Groin KickGreen will be on the floor when the Warriors try to even the Western Conference finals at 2-2 on Tuesday at Oklahoma City.
New T-Wolves Regime Fires Former Pistons Trainer Arnie Kander, Assistant Coach Sidney LoweSweeping changes came to the organization under new president and coach Tom Thibodeau.
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Prince And Sports: Music In Blood, Basketball In His HeartPrince had music in his blood. Basketball was in his heart.
Canadian Border Officials Arrest Man Who Is Allegedly 30 Posing As High School Basketball PlayerThere is only one problem, the Windsor Star says he is allegedly 30 years old.
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I have a small MVC website which is for a friends Hair Salon. On this page I have a div which is used to display a number which it takes from a database record. This number is the current number of people sitting in the queue waiting for a haircut.
What I have currently is the ability to logon to an "admin" page and update this number using a form, from say "2" to "5", then change "5" to "6" dependant on how many people are sitting in this queue.
This is a manual operation as it currently stands. Code is below:
public ActionResult Update(Data data)
if (ModelState.IsValid)
data.ID = 1; //EF need to know which row to update in the database.
db.Entry(data).State = EntityState.Modified;
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return View(data);
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public class Data
public int ID { get; set; }
public string Queue_Number { get; set; }
public class DataDBContext : DbContext
public DbSet<Data>Queue { get; set; }
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e.g. We have 5 people in the queue, 20 minutes later it is auto adjusted to 4 people and the web page will auto update / refresh, then 2 more people walk in so we manually adjust it to 6 people in the queue and the timer starts again, each 20 min passes the queue is adjusted by -1 till it gets down to "0". Once it gets to "0" it stays there until we manually add more people to the queue.
I'm afraid I have no idea how to even begin with such a request, or even if it is possible?
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I plug in a Nokia C3 phone to USB and select
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I've read the other tips on USB and drive letters but they all involve using the disk manager, which doesn't see the drive. It's not NTFS... the properties tab describes the FS as "generic hierarchical."
I want to be able to access the contents of the mounted phone with scripts or .bat files. I don't care if it has a drive letter or not... is there some other magic path to everything visible in "my computer?"
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Calcified Tissue International
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Clinical Risk Factors for Osteoporosis in Ireland and the UK: A Comparison of FRAX and QFractureScores
- N. M. CumminsAffiliated withClinical Materials Unit, Materials and Surface Science Institute, University of Limerick Email author
- , E. K. PokuAffiliated withCranfield Health, Cranfield University
- , M. R. TowlerAffiliated withInamori School of Engineering, Alfred University
- , O. M. O'DriscollAffiliated withMedical Engineering Design and Innovation Centre, Cork Institute of Technology
- , S. H. RalstonAffiliated withSchool of Molecular and Clinical Medicine, Western General Hospital
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Recently two algorithms have become available to estimate the 10-year probability of fracture in patients suspected to have osteoporosis on the basis of clinical risk factors: the FRAX algorithm and QFractureScores algorithm (QFracture). The aim of this study was to compare the performance of these algorithms in a study of fracture patients and controls recruited from six centers in the United Kingdom and Ireland. A total of 246 postmenopausal women aged 50–85 years who had recently suffered a low-trauma fracture were enrolled and their characteristics were compared with 338 female controls who had never suffered a fracture. Femoral bone mineral density was measured by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, and fracture risk was calculated using the FRAX and QFracture algorithms. The FRAX algorithm yielded higher scores for fracture risk than the QFracture algorithm. Accordingly, the risk of major fracture in the overall study group was 9.5% for QFracture compared with 15.2% for FRAX. For hip fracture risk the values were 2.9% and 4.7%, respectively. The correlation between FRAX and QFracture was R = 0.803 for major fracture and R = 0.857 for hip fracture (P ≤ 0.0001). Both algorithms yielded high specificity but poor sensitivity for prediction of osteoporosis. We conclude that the FRAX and QFracture algorithms yield similar results in the estimation of fracture risk. Both of these tools could be of value in primary care to identify patients in the community at risk of osteoporosis and fragility fractures for further investigation and therapeutic intervention.
KeywordsClinical risk factor Osteoporosis Fracture FRAX QFractureScores
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- Clinical Risk Factors for Osteoporosis in Ireland and the UK: A Comparison of FRAX and QFractureScores
- Journal
Calcified Tissue International
Volume 89, Issue 2 , pp 172-177
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- 2011-08
- 10.1007/s00223-011-9504-2
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- 1432-0827
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Clinical risk factor
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- N. M. Cummins (1)
- E. K. Poku (2)
- M. R. Towler (3)
- O. M. O'Driscoll (4)
- S. H. Ralston (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Clinical Materials Unit, Materials and Surface Science Institute, University of Limerick, National Technological Park, Limerick, Ireland
- 2. Cranfield Health, Cranfield University, Cranfield, UK
- 3. Inamori School of Engineering, Alfred University, Alfred, NY, USA
- 4. Medical Engineering Design and Innovation Centre, Cork Institute of Technology, Cork, Ireland
- 5. School of Molecular and Clinical Medicine, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, UK


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