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Blood gases are a measurement of how much oxygen and carbon dioxide are in your blood. They also determine the acidity (pH) of your blood.
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Effros RM, Swenson ER. Acid-base balance. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus CV, Martin TR, et al. Murray & Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 7.
Mayer AS, Maier LA. Evaluation of respiratory impairment and disability. In: Mason RJ, Murray JF, Broaddus VC, et al., eds. Murray and Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 27.
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Butter Paneer Masala
When I was in Little India (Toronto) picking up the alphonso mangoes at an Indian grocery store I took the opportunity to look for some paneer which I had been unable to find anywhere else. I was in luck as I found some bricks of the harder paneer and I picked some up right away. Over the last while I have been building a small list of recipes that I want to try that include paneer but since I had never been able to find any it just kept growing. The first recipe on my list was a butter paneer masala. The basics of a butter paneer masala seemed to be cubes of paneer that are fried in ghee until golden brown in an onion and tomato gravy with spices and ground cashews that is finished with butter and cream. One of the spices in this dish was garam masala which gave me the chance to use some of the garam masala that I had made a while ago. I decided to try to keep the dish a bit lighter and reduce the amount of butter and I replaced the cream with yogurt.
Many of the recipes that I found for the butter paneer masala called for soaking the paneer in water and I was not sure why until I had finished frying the paneer. The paneer was pretty hard after being fried and soaking it in the water softened it up a bit before adding it to the gravy. Needless to say, I tried some of the paneer before adding it to the gravy to see what it was like and it was just like a firm cheese with a crumbly texture on the inside. The paneer was pretty bland and flavourless but that was ok because it readily soaked up the flavours of the sauce that it was cooked in. The butter paneer masala was pretty straight forward and easy to make and it turned out really well. The onion and tomato gravy with cashews was nice and tasty and creamy with a hint of buttery. The paneer had a texture that I enjoyed and it had soaked up all of the tasty flavour from the sauce. I can't wait to use paneer again and now that I have more of an idea of what paneer is supposed to be I will have to try making my own.
Butter Paneer Masala
(makes 4 servings)Printable Recipe
1 tablespoon butter
2 cups paneer (cut into bite sized cubes)
1 tablespoon butter
1 onion (pureed)
1 teaspoon garlic (grated)
1 teaspoon ginger (grated)
1 teaspoon red chili powder
3 tablespoons cashews (ground)
1 cup tomato (pureed)
1 teaspoon coriander (ground)
3/4 teaspoon turmeric
1 tablespoon garam masala
1 tablespoon butter
3 tablespoons yogurt
cilantro (chopped)
1. Melt the butter in a pan.
2. Add the paneer and fry until golden brown on all sides.
3. Let the paneer soak in warm water for 30 minutes.
4. Melt the butter in a pan.
5. Add the onion and saute until brown.
6. Add the garlic and ginger and saute until fragrant, about a minute.
7. Add the chili powder, cashews, tomatoes, coriander, turmeric and garam masala and simmer for 5 minutes.
8. Add the paneer and simmer for 10 minutes.
9. Remove from heat and stir in the butter and yogurt.
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LIRR, to be sure, held that title for decades at a time until very recently, when upstart sister Metro-North Railroad usurped LIRR's comfortable catbird seat through initiative and daring and creativity. Metro-North got its supposedly deserved comeuppance this year (it's astonishing to this writer how gleeful, how figuratively bloodthirsty, some rail observers were over this) as it suffered derailments and fatalities and power outages and other "outrages." Well, hey, no wonder LIRR is back in the No. 1 slot!
Not exactly. In fact, LIRR, for now, resumes its customary position in part because it's finally acting more like Metro-North, and just a little less than a (push the jargon button now!) "commuter railroad."
Railway Age sister publication Railway Track & Structures dutifully picked up on a Jan. 27, 2014 MTA press release heralding LIRR's triumph (click here). In that release, we find the real nut graph (boldface is this Blogger's emphasis):
"We are seeing an increase in both commuters going to work and occasional riders," said LIRR President Helena Williams. "We had the opportunity to add back some service in 2013 and we are pleased that riders are responding by using the LIRR more often to get to work, as well as for leisure and other travel during the off peak periods. We believe the increase in ridership also reflects an improving Long Island and New York City economy."
The release specifically mentions LIRR ridership boosted by the opening of Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and that's to be both expected and commended. President Williams' own words imply that the "improving" economies of suburb and city may not be the driving factor.
I'd put it in this light: Don't sit around just waiting for the customers to return with the good times. Go out and woo them. I'd add: the way Metro-North has done for decades. The way LIRR – finally! – appears willing to do now, mimicking its younger sister railroad.
It may be tough to praise and defend Metro-North Railroad as I write this; the railroad had a miserable 2013, worse than that of baseball's New York Yankees, a team to which Metro-North by the way delivers customers in stellar and creative style. Tough—but I'll still do it. Metro-North is not a "commuter" railroad; it is a railroad that appeals to customers of varying stripes, at varying times of the day, night, or weekend. And, quite frankly, it's one reason why this observer predicts that No. 1 ranking, whatever it might be worth, may change once more in a year's time.
Indeed, MTA's companion press release issued Jan. 27 for Metro-North acknowledges the railroad's total 2013 ridership slipped from its record (and therefore lower than LIRR's total). But sharp-eyed rail veteran Philip G. Craig quickly pointed out to me that the margin of "defeat" at the hands of the LIRR was "only 5,475 riders"—puny stuff in New York metro territory.
Local New York TV and radio media quickly hypothesized that riders "perhaps" were being scared off by accidents and incidents and federal investigations and political gamesmanship. But given that most of those incidents took place east of the Hudson River, the speculation appears very flawed. "Metro-North's annual east of Hudson ridership last year was the highest in the railroad's history, at 81.8 million, surpassing the previous east of Hudson record of 81.5 million rides that was set in 2008," the MTA press release states. That's even with the power outages, with the sideswipes, with the freight derailment, with the passenger derailment and resultant fatalities.
Where did Metro-North ridership decline? West of the Hudson and north of New Jersey, in the railroad's territory that (ironically?) is most like LIRR's own dominant pattern of suburban sprawl, desperately in need of rejeuvenation. "Metro-North rail ridership in the West of Hudson territory including the Port Jervis and Pascack Valley lines was down, falling 2.3% to 1,576,227 rides in 2013. Individually, ridership on the Port Jervis Line fell 3.6% and ridership on the Pascack Valley Line was essentially unchanged from the previous year."
MTA attributes Metro-North's continued decline West-of Hudson to a weather hangover inflicted by storms Irene (2011) and Sandy (2012). I don't buy that, either, because MTA notes, "West of Hudson ridership peaked in 2008 at almost 2.1 million" three years before any destructive storm paid a visit to West-of-Hudson services.
No matter; Metro-North may be changing its CEO, but I'm hopeful it will remain focused on its mission to serve "passengers" and not just "those people," the all-purpose euphemism used by so many to belittle, degrade, and otherwise marginalize "commuters" and, therefore, all rail riders. Metro-North may be down, but it's not out. It's got plans to increase service to its secondary-market cities; it in fact has a plan for a whole new line, generating that many more origin/destination market pairs (LIRR political partisans notwithstanding). It's even a candidate – a long shot, true, but still a candidate – to assume operations for Connecticut when service on Amtrak's New Haven-Springfield route is bolstered later this decade.
And LIRR? Yes, one sees signs of transit-oriented development slowly taking hold at this or that station, converting or rearranging parking lots that are a monument to Master Builder (particularly of Long Island itself) Robert Moses. But new lines? New city-pair services? I don't myself see much of that yet. Indeed, LIRR seems overjoyed to discover it can actually run trains to its eastern edges beyond traditional summertime boundaries – zounds, verily past Columbus Day! – and generate ridership beyond "those people."
I'll watch 2014 ridership trends for both MTA entities with great interest, and if LIRR remains on top, I'll find a way to eat crow here on these pages. But I don't think that's likely. I think 2013 was a bad year for Metro-North, exacerbated by the very expectations everyone seems to hold that it should do better. Because (unspoken and unacknowledged by so many) for years it has been doing better than almost anyone else in North America that's involved in regional passenger railroading.
Not "commuter." Real regional passenger rail travel, part of the rising expectations for this railroad and, I hope, for many more in the near future.


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When a crowd gathers near a suicidal jumper something terrible is unleashed.
In Seattle in 2001, a 26-year-old woman who had recently ended a relationship held up traffic for a little too long as she considered the implications of leaping to her death. As motorists began to back-up on the bridge and become irate, they started yelling "Jump, bitch, jump!" until she did.
Cases like this aren't unusual.
In 2008, a 17-year old man jumped from the top of a parking garage in England after 300 or so people chanted for him to go for it. Some took photos and recorded video before, during and after. Afterward, the crowd dispersed, the strange spell broken. The taunters walked away wondering what came over them. The other onlookers vented their disgust into social media.
In San Francisco, in 2010, a man stepped onto the ledge of his apartment window and contemplated dropping from the building. A crowd gathered below and soon started yelling for him to jump. They even tweeted about it. He died on impact fifteen minutes later.
"i was there and im traumatized. the guys next to me were laughing telling him to jump and videotaping the whole thing. i'm still young and in high school and this is gunna stick with me for the rest of my life. there was a total lack of respect for the poor man and people were laughing when he jumped."
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Police and firefighters are well aware of this tendency for crowds to gather and taunt, and this is why they tape off potential suicide scenes and get the crowd out of shouting distance. The risk of a spontaneous cheering section goading a person into killing themselves is high when people in a group feel anonymous and are annoyed or angry. It only takes one person to get the crowd going. Those are the three ingredients – anonymity, group size and arousal. If you lose your sense of self, feel the power of a crowd and then get slammed by a powerful cue from the environment – your individuality may evaporate.


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From the beginning of Southern Spaces in 2004, we've understood this journal as participating in critical regional studies. Southern Spaces publishes work that represents and analyzes many souths and southern regions, offers critical scrutiny of any monolithic "South," interrogates historical developments and geographies over time, and maps expressive cultural forms associated with place. Perhaps our blog can serve as a site which takes notice of work in critical regionalism, wherever we find it. In the following excerpt from Main Street and Empire (Rutgers, 2012), a study of how the historical imaginary of the US small town contributes to the ideology of American empire, author Ryan Poll offers a quick overview of the term:
At the conclusion of his canonical essay, "The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism," Fredric Jameson articulates what remains one of the most pressing challenges to aesthetic producers and critics: to develop texts that can help subjects understand and narrate how their everyday, local lives and spaces are dialectically bound to and enabled by global relations. Similarly the geography theorist and scholar Doreen Massey emphasizes the need to develop a "global sense of place." This project of thinking about the complex imbrications between the local and the global is one of the more productive developments in literary and cultural studies. In his 2001 article "Glocal Knowledges," the comparative literature scholar Robert Eric Livingston writes, "To grasp the scenarios of globalization requires resisting the impulse to set global and local into immediate opposition. Their intertwining may be made more helpfully understood [by means of the neologism 'glocal,' a concept that] . . . has the advantage not only of making visible the mutual articulation of our two spatial coordinates, but also of insisting, neologically, on the need for a more careful rereading of the means of articulation." One of the most exciting interdisciplinary means for thinking about the relation between the local and the global is "critical regionalism." The term, coined in the field of architecture in the early 1980s, challenges the dominant "fictions of globalization" (such as the global village) and instead uses local and regional sources to produce new narratives and geographic imaginaries by which to historicize and specify globalization. By attending to the local and the regional, we can see globalization not as a singular imaginary or community, but as a nuanced, complex, contradictory, and historically material process that is narrated and imagined differently depending on an individual's—and a community's—spatial location and position. In her important study, Critical Regionalism and Cultural Studies (1996), the literary scholar Cheryl Temple Herr writes, "Critical-regionalist-cultural studies has great potential for producing a unified but highly adaptive analysis of international flows at the local-regional level, towards the end of a more heterogeneous and tolerant future." Edward Watts, a scholar of American thought and language, writes that critical regionalism offers students a rich and robust methodology for thinking about globalization. . . . "We might," Watts offers, "teach our students to consider a text's geographic placement as providing a nexus between the specificities of that setting and the larger issues at stake" (164).
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Thelma McWilliams Glass died on July 24, 2012 at age ninety-six. She was the last surviving member of the Women's Political Council (WPC), a group of African American women in Montgomery, Alabama, who helped organize the 1955–56 bus boycott. Glass taught geography at Alabama State University from the late 1940s until she retired in 1981.
For more about Thelma Glass, read the biographical sketch in the Montgomery Advertiser by Erica Pippins. See David J. Garrow, "The Origins of the Montgomery Bus Boycott," Southern Changes 7, no. 5 (1985), for an overview of the WPC's role in the boycott, a key event in the modern civil rights movement.
The Bulletin compiles news from in and around the US South. We hope these posts will provide space for lively discussion and debate regarding issues of importance to those living in and intellectually engaging with the US South.
Farmers and ranchers across the South, Midwest, and West are struggling to bring their crops to harvest and feed their herds. Texas ranchers sold nearly 36,000 head of cattle last week, triple the number from a few weeks ago. The Arkansas River Basin has been hit especially hard, which is evident in this map depicting drought severity across the country, with almost all of Arkansas in severe or extreme drought. Another set of annual drought maps, from the New York Times, demonstrates the extent of drought across the country since the 1890s.
According to a recent report issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the scorching summer of 2012 has brought record temperatures and the worst drought in the continental United States since the 1950s. NOAA's report and a study they completed with a similar agency in the United Kingdom suggest that rising global temperatures may have contributed to the increased frequency of droughts in the last few years.
Environmentalist Bill McKibben recently penned an essay in the magazine Rolling Stone which details the ways in which carbon emissions contribute to rising global temperatures. McKibben highlights the "terrifying new math" which reveals how serious the global warming crisis is and how the international community can address it.
The Bulletin—July 24, 2012
»Documentary filmmaker George Stoney, 96, died this week. His films include The Uprising of '34 (1995), about a large and violent strike in the southern textile industry in 1934, and All My Babies (1952), about Georgia midwife Mary Coley. All My Babies was selected for the National Film Registry in 2002. Stoney was also an advocate for and creator of public-access television, a teacher at New York University, and a native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
He was remembered in the New York Times, the Village Voice, and by Tom Rankin at the Center for Documentary Studies. Adding to these accounts, below are links to the work and voice of Stoney himself—a discussion of making The Uprising of '34 and a discussion and streaming video of All My Babies and a 2010 follow-up documentary.
Links to Selected Works by George Stoney
Stoney, George. All My Babies: A Midwife's Own Story, 1952. Streaming at SnagFilms.
———. "All My Babies: Research," in Film: Book 1, The Audience and the Filmmaker, ed. Robert Hughes. New York: Grove Press, 1959. Available through Documentary Education Resouces.
———. "Filming The Uprising of '34," Southern Changes 16, no. 3 (1994).
Stoney, George and David Bagnall.A Reunion of All My Babies, 2010. Streaming at SnagFilms.
Remembering Documentary Filmmaker George Stoney
»In light of our publication of Elizabeth Engelhardt's presentation "Forgotten Locavores: Letters and Literature of Market Bulletins," we decided to publish this series of photographs depicting preparations for a church picnic supper at St. Thomas Catholic Church, taken by Marion Post Wolcott on August 7, 1940 near Bardstown, Kentucky. We first came across the second photograph in the series, where African American and white men are cooking together, and wanted to know more about what was happening in this integrated outdoor kitchen. Looking at the curated series, where the white workers are called "parishoners" and the black workers are unidentified, it appears that the second image likely fits into expected paradigms of race and labor. The photograph of lamb and beef cooking is also a notable representation of local foodways, as barbecuing mutton is distinct to this area of Kentucky. More photographs in this series can be viewed in the Library of Congress's Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection.
Marion Post Wolcott, Poster advertising church picnic near Bardstown, Kentucky, August 7, 1940. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Black & White Negatives Collection, LC-USF33-030987-M4. |
Marion Post Wolcott, Cooking a fried supper as a benefit picnic supper which is being given by St. Thomas church, near Bardstown, Kentucky, August 7, 1940. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Collection, E 9026. |
Marion Post Wolcott, Barbecuing beef and lamb for a benefit picnic supper on the grounds of St. Thomas' Church, near Bardstown, Kentucky, August 7, 1940. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Black & White Negatives Collection, LC-USF33-030968-M5. |
Marion Post Wolcott, Parishoners peeling potatoes for a benefit picnic supper on the grounds of St. Thomas' Church, near Bardstown, Kentucky, August 7, 1940. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Black & White Negatives Collection, LC-USF33-030969-M3. |
Marion Post Wolcott, Parishoners preparing food for a benefit picnic supper on the grounds of St. Thomas Church, near Bardstown, Kentucky, August 7, 1940. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Black & White Negatives Collection,LC-USF33-030983-M5. |
Marion Post Wolcott, Table in picnic grove set for St. Thomas church supper, near Bardstown, Kentucky, August 7, 1940. Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, FSA/OWI Black & White Negatives Collection, LC-USF33-030983-M5. |


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Greeney: So sorry I slept thru your ordeal, forgive me. I'm happy to see you pecking away again. Nothing but good thoughts over here in Indiana. We need to catch up on a few things so sharpen your sword and dust off that dictionary. lol :>)
I've been hibernating, and yes, still no cable TV...It's been 18 mo's now and no thoughts of hooking it back up... I'll be tripping your trigger in the coming days...again. Very happy that you're coming along and gaining traction.


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Paintings, like history, can be interpreted in many different ways, and considerable debate surrounds the interpretation of this marriage scene.
On one side of the debate are those who believe that Maclise intended to express his sympathies with the Irish nationalist cause by painting this story; a story which had become particularly resonant for nineteenth-century nationalists who believed it signified England's first advances into the country.
However, others believe that the painting is essentially an exercise in high drama and theatricality of a kind that Maclise particularly enjoyed painting.
Those who favour a nationalist interpretation call attention to a variety of details in the painting, from the dark and stormy sky, to Strongbow's foot planted firmly on top of a toppled cross. For more information on these symbols and their possible meanings see Hidden Secrets of the Painting.
The alternative interpretation stems from the fact that the painting was executed as part of a commission for the new Houses of Parliament in London, and it was favourably received by the public when exhibited at the Royal Academy. It seems improbable that the Fine Arts Commission would have endorsed a painting even vaguely critical of British actions in Ireland. Maclise was a successful artist in England – why would he risk his career and reputation? Is it more likely that this historical event provided Maclise with the perfect opportunity to indulge his love of drama and spectacle? History painting had been concerned with grand displays of notable events from history. Maclise's expansive composition adheres to this tradition, and certainly succeeds as a impressive piece of entertainment.
Another convincing interpretation is that Maclise was very familiar with Thomas Moore's work, including Irish Melodies (1807-1834) and History of Ireland (1847). These publications, replete with romantic imagery of Ireland's ancient past, were very popular in England; such sentimental nationalism would not have been perceived as threatening. Maclise's imagery was certainly informed by Moore's writing, in particular his description of the marriage of Strongbow and Aoife in History of Ireland:
The still reeking horrors, therefore of the sacked and ruined city [Waterford] were made to give place to a scene of nuptial festivity. (Thomas Moore, History of Ireland, 1847, Vol. II, p.227)


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In "709. Web site spy (2/29/2012)", I suspected the "http://rebelnews.org/ was a bait site set up by the Feds to entrap "terror tendency" people because it was very active to send email to my mail box. Then I saw no more email from that web site after my posting. Several days later I went to that site and encountered with a notice:
Dear Reader,
On 1 March, the Rebel Media Group experienced - in an unprecedented denial of its freedom of speech - a double-attack in the form of a complete deletion of its websites as well as its main developer machine. We are now in the process of rebuilding the Rebel sites from scratch, making them bigger and better than ever.
Please support us with this gigantic task by sending your generous donation to our paypal account: .....
I think my analysis is very accurate. It's a cover up re-action when a spy was revealed. Nobody would have done it except the surveillance organization who follow every bit of my posts. All was done in less than 24 hours. (I posted on 2/29, response was 3/1)
There was a similar case one year ago. On 12/7/2010 I posted "655. Bin Laden and Julian Assange, False flag and living plant (12/7/2010)" which I wrote on 12/6. Then I learned the news that Assange reported to British police.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested by British police - report
Tue, Dec 07 2010 15:16 CET byThe Sofia Echo staff
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was held by British police on December 7 2010 after Sweden issued a warrant for his arrest over rape allegations, London's Metropolitan Police said.
http://sofiaecho.com/2010/12/07/1006544 ... ce-report#
At that time nobody knew where Assange was. The Interpol issued a warrant on him. News said he was under protect of some liberal democracies in Europe such like Denmark, Sweden..... . I alleged that he was a false flag played a role of living plant. The Feds used him to track the people or organizations who sympasize with liberals and agree with free speech and helped Assange and wikileaks. But when a spy was revealed, he lost his function. Julian Assange ended his hide journey. The reaction of his master was very swift.
There were so many similar events. See "337. Swift response to #336 (8/27/05)", "531. Swift response from Feds (1/8/08)".
711. Appliance trick (3/17/2012)
About 15 years ago, my wife told me a computer company on upstair of her tourist agency was shut down. The computer company had a garage sale on its asset. She bought a refrigerator. Since the "Operation Fire Dragon" just ended, (see 32. "Operation Fire Dragon") and Feds used to monitor the target as close as possible, I thought it was a surveillance team covered up in the name of "computer company". I kept a wary eye on that refrigerator from the Feds and refuse to use it. We had two refrigerators already in the kitchen. I put it in the garage.
Sometime later (a year or so), my wife told me B (my brother in law) wanted to buy that old refrigerator. Why B wanted a refrigerator he didn't need? I thought it was a method Feds taking back a high tech weapon through one of their informant. Before the refrigerator was sent to S.F. I took a test to see if it worked. I connected it to the power. It started with a low humming. I put a tray of water in the ice cabinet. Thirty minutes later I came back and found it stopped work. (no humming was heard) The water was cooler but not iced. It proved what I had worried: the refrigerator emitted EM wave, (in low sensitivity but would hurt health after sometime exposure in radiation). The surveillance team detected it with instrument. It was remote controlled so they switched off the power.
The refrigerator was moved to S.F.. B put it in the porch - he didn't need it. That night someone broke off the low compartment of the refrigerator and took off something inside it. Several days later I went to visit my parants there and saw it with a black openning in the bottom.
A few weeks ago, my wife complained the refrigerator was not cool enough. I thought, same trick came again? It was.
In later February, my wife discarded some appliance such like oven, warming pot. She bought a new oven in bargain price. Lady R.G. (I think R.G. is a guider works for the Feds) told her a site where Cosco have its flawed merchandise sold in low price. Several days later she bought a slow cooker.
In the morning of 3/5, my wife put the chicken in that cooker and switched it on then left home the whole day. My daughter left home the whole day too. I work on computer until I felt sick in the evening. I thought the problem came from that slow cooker and pulled off its plug. Later I told my wife that cooker may be an instrument that emits EM wave. I wouldn't let same thing happen again.
712. Water poison and dry rain season (3/26/2012)
I talked about the poisoned water in "187. Drinking water (12/11/03)" and "216. Poison tap water (3/29/04)". To avoid the poisoned water, I abandon the running water and the water from "water store". I have to buy bottled water from super market (sometimes I found it was poisoned too) and collect water from different sources such like "Water and Pump" in oil station, rest room in big store. At first I was curious how could the Feds poison the running water without pulloting the water system. Then I came across with such an operation.
It was a time when the Feds aggressively carried out their tactic of "poison the water" . I had to seek new source of water. I went to a rest room of a super market. Next time, when I went to that super market with empty milk bottle, I noticed there was a rubber pipe connected to the water pipe. Each focet is connected with two water pipes. One is cold water and the other is hot water. All controlled by switches. They took off one switch, install a rubber pipe to the outlet. The rubber pipe extended to another room. It was a temprary work done in a hurry. It was the shortest distance from the switch outlet to the forcet while the controller could squeeze the poison into the water.
One of the poison the Feds like to use is radioactive material. Radiation causes cancer if drinked. Radiation also causes skin cancer when people bath with the contaminated water. I found the problem when my hand grew up with black moles. I turned on to rainwater. I stored rainwater in buckets for bathing.
This rain season is the driest one in San Jose area. I think the Feds manipulated weather with their high tech weapon. In shortage of the water I have to take bath as less as possible. I think it's a tactic the Feds uses to force me getting sick. They intensifies the poison a few months ago. I got a severe cough early this year. So I am very careful on food these days, especially on water. Then my wife and my daughter had severe cough recently. I suspect they drank the radioactive water. (one symptom of radiation poison is coughing) When rainwater is in shortage, I still have to use some running water to take bath. Feds polluted the water with radiation despite it would also hurt my wife and my daughter. (Even they both work for the Feds. )
A wet end to winter expected this week in Bay Area
By Mark Gomez firstname.lastname@example.com : 03/12/2012
So far this rainfall season, San Jose has received just 3.13 inches of rain, just 25 percent of normal for this time of year. In Oakland, 6.12 inches of rain has fallen since July 1, about 36 percent of normal.
http://www.marinij.com/westmarin/ci_201 ... k-bay-area
After four months unusual dry for this rain seasom, there was a storm system arriving in Bay Area in mid March. The strange thing was, San Jose still was the driest place this time.
Storm doles out wildly uneven amounts of rain across Bay Area
mercurynews.com 03/17/2012
Rainfall totals
Morgan Hill 0.53
San Jose 0.66
Gilroy 1.99
Salinas 1.64
Redwood City 2.72
San Francisco 2.95
Oakland 4.21
Santa Cruz 4.48
La Honda 4.61
Orinda 5.78
San Rafael 6.00
Pt. Reyes 7.08
Boulder Creek 7.13
Ben Lomond 16.31
Scott Creek 19.96
Source: National Weather Service
San Jose received the least rain. Oakland and San Francisco did reasonably well. And the Santa Cruz Mountains absorbed a near-deluge.


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When it comes to playing pretend, you know that the right princess dress or cowboy boots can turn your little babe into a haughty royal queen or a fearless western hero. While dress up clothes accomplish half of the transformation, a good set of accompanying dress up toys will help give your little ones physical ties to these new imaginative characters. These items are perfect preschool toys that allow your children to learn about language and social situations in a comfortable and creative setting. Whether your kids need capes to accompany magic trick sets or rag dolls to practice dressing up, there is a perfect dress up toy out there for every child.
A royal tea party may involve some pretty frilly dresses, but it will truly be royal only when your girls have the perfect regal tea set for pouring tea and sharing scones. Of course, a crown and scepter are required for the queen, while her loyal subjects approach with gifts of (plastic) food in small baskets. Toy vegetables, bread and other items are perfect for kitchen play, but double over in the perfect medieval stage. Likewise, fairies obviously need wings, but they also need containers of fairy dust, magic wands and plenty of woodland trinkets to make a whimsical scene come to life.
Boys will love dress up toys that make the perfect pairing with all of their outfits. Cowboys need a good strong lasso and toy horse to re-enact cattle wrangling scenes in your living room. Knights in shining armor must bear shields and swords on their quests to slay evil dragons and trolls. Even your budding magician will need a magic hat and a few other tricks to accompany that shiny new cape. Young soldiers will love mess kits and outdoor survival tools to help them get through the toughest nights in the trenches.
Boys and girls alike need plenty of dress up toys for career play. For example, a doctor is only a person in a lab coat until she has a medical kit at her side. A stethoscope, thermometer, bandages and syringe will help to make the play as realistic as possible. Firefighters need a truck and a big hose to get all that water ready for putting out fires. And your little scientist needs plenty of beakers and things that go ding in order to create a realistic pretend lab. A few supplies from the grocery department, like food coloring, baking soda and vinegar, will help some simple science projects spring to life.
A few accessories are essential to making a dress-up outfit look real, but the play won't get serious until some good dress-up toys enter the mix. These toys give your children a tangible connection to imaginary worlds and help turn minutes of imaginative play into hours. To start your collection of dress up toys, or to add to an existing collection, turn to Kmart. You will find a fantastic selection of toys for imaginary play that will keep the kids busy all day long.


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If you are an active senior who wants to stay younger, keep on running.
A new study involving the University of Colorado Boulder and Humboldt State University shows that senior citizens who run several times a week for exercise expend about the same amount of energy walking as a typical 20-year-old.
Soil microbes that thrive in the deserts, rainforests, prairies and forests of the world can also be found living beneath New York City's Central Park, according to a surprising new study led by Colorado State University and the University of Colorado Boulder.The research team analyzed 596 soil samples collected from across Central Park's 843 acres and discovered a stunning diversity of below-ground life, most of which had never been documented before.
Kangaroos may be nature's best hoppers. But when they are grazing on all fours, which is most of the time, their tail becomes a powerful fifth leg, says a new study.
In 2012, people across the globe were dazzled to learn that the Large Hadron Collider—a 17-mile ring buried underground on the border of Switzerland and France—had for the first time provided evidence of the elusive Higgs Boson.
The discovery was made after scientists accelerated two beams of protons in the underground tube to nearly the speed of light and then crashed them into each other. The violent collision produced an array of exotic subatomic particles, including the Higgs Boson, that live only briefly before decaying away.
A simple sample of the protective mucus layer that coats a frog's skin can now be analyzed to determine how susceptible the frog is to disease, thanks to a technique developed by a researcher at the University of Colorado Boulder. The same method can be used to determine what kind of probiotic skin wash might be most effective at bolstering the frog's defenses without actually exposing the frog to disease, according to a journal article published today in the journal PLOS ONE.
During two days of intensive airborne measurements, oil and gas operations in Colorado's Front Range leaked nearly three times as much methane, a greenhouse gas, as predicted based on inventory estimates, and seven times as much benzene, a regulated air toxic.
Assistant Professor Gordana Dukovic is all for using sunlight and solar panels to produce electricity that can power homes and buildings.
But what she really wants to do is to better understand how to use sunlight to drive useful chemical reactions – essentially using solar energy to produce fuels rather than electricity. A fuel is basically a way of storing energy, she says, and the idea is to produce fuels that can be transported and used as needed, even when the sun is not shining.
Colorado is heading full force into winter, which means it's that time of year again: science season in Antarctica.
Every North American winter, buff "beakers," the slang term used in Antarctica for scientists, head south to the U.S. resarch center on Ross Island, called McMurdo Station, which is in the throes of summer.
In grade school classrooms across the country, students have been hard at work this semester trying to figure out how to smash a virtual frog with a virtual truck. They're building their own video games—inspired by the 1980s classic Frogger—and there are a thousand details to work out.
In the first half of the nineteenth century, American settlers pushed westward into the Great Plains, lured to the prairies by the agricultural promise of their dark, rich soils.
Within a century, America's tallgrass prairies—which once stretched across more than 150 million acres, from Minnesota south to Texas and from Illinois west to Nebraska—had all but vanished under settlers' plows. The demise of the tallgrass prairie also meant the demise of dozens of species of grasses that could grow to the height of a man, hundreds of species of flowers and herds of roaming bison.


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The 2013 NFL draft isn't going to produce the same kind of quarterback wealth we've seen from the '12 class. But that doesn't mean the position won't be highly coveted near the top. There are still plenty of have-not teams at the game's most important position.Start Slideshow
The Chiefs, at No. 1, are desperately seeking to develop a competent young passer and can land one who fits the profile of the current successful young guns.
Note: Order of picks 21-32 subject to playoffs results.
The Chiefs are reportedly have hired offensive-minded Andy Reid as their head coach, and Reid needs a quarterback to develop. Smith's skills as an athletic passer make him the best in this class.Next
With Lotulelei's ability to dominate a game inside, some have already compared him to the Ravens' Haloti Ngata. The Jaguars' new GM can hit an easy home run with this pick.Next
The Raiders need to wake up their dormant pass rush, and Werner's pop off the edge is ideal to help jump-start Dennis Allen's defense up front.Next
The Eagles had all kinds of pass-protection issues, much of it tied to injuries. With the status of Jason Peters unknown, they should secure their young franchise tackle for Nick Foles.Next
The Lions are strong inside with Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley but could use more outside pressure to improve their pass defense. With Werner gone, Moore is the next best option.Next
The Browns would add Jones to potentially give them the type of versatile 4-3 impact that Von Miller has provided the Broncos' defense. He would look good lining up next to inside playmaker D'Qwell Jackson.Next
The Cardinals could really use a top-flight offensive lineman, but they need to solve a bigger problem at quarterback. If Smith is gone, they would need to go for Barkley.Next
The Bills are ready to move on from Ryan Fitzpatrick and would like to break in a new quarterback along with their new coach. It looks like Wilson or North Carolina State's Mike Glennon will be the third QB picked.Next
The Jets need more bark and bite in Rex Ryan's aggressive 3-4 defense. Enter Mingo, who is an explosive pass rusher and can stuff the run, too.Next
The Titans' pass defense was awful in 2012, and they especially struggled in outside coverage. Milliner is the top corner prospect in the '13 class.Next
Lewan did his best against South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney, the top overall 2014 prospect, in the Outback Bowl. The Chargers desperately need pass protection help in front of Philip Rivers.Next
The Dolphins could use a big, bona fide No. 1 receiver to help in the development of quarterback Ryan Tannehill. Free agents will be pursued, but Allen looks the part with his speed and size (6-3).Next
With some shutdown play for the Bulldogs, Banks won the Jim Thorpe award as the nation's top defensive back. The Bucs could really use a solid corner after their major struggles in coverage.Next
The Panthers would like upgrade their interior offensive line, and Warmack would provide a huge boost in the running game. He is a rare guard worthy of this high a selection.Next
The Saints need all the hardnosed thumpers they can get after a disastrous season on defense. In addition to his tackling and playmaking ability, Te'o also brings much-needed passion and leadership qualities.Next
With the first of two picks in this round, look for the Rams to address their offensive tackle issues. They'll have a choice between Matthews and Central Michigan's Eric Fisher.Next
With Casey Hampton nearing the end of his career, the Steelers need a new linchpin for their 3-4 defense. Williams has the size (6-4, 320) to get the needed push at nose tackle.Next
The Cowboys' front seven was beaten up by the end of the season, and they need to make an upgrade at end in their 3-4 scheme. Hankins' stock has dropped a bit, but he's a solid fit for Dallas' scheme.Next
The Giants can't pass up pass rushers with freakish athletic skills—Ansah (6-5, 270) qualifies. With Osi Umenyiora likely moving on, Ansah would fill a hole in the rotation.Next
The Bears have been long overdue to groom Brian Urlacher's replacement, and given Urlacher's wear, Minter could see the field often as a rookie.Next
The Bengals have developed one of the game's best pass-rushing front fours, but they could lose productive end Michael Johnson as a free agent. Montgomery could plug that potential big hole.Next
Note: Order of picks 21-32 subject to playoffs.
The Rams need a go-to guy underneath for quarterback Sam Bradford, and Eifert is a dynamic receiver who could especially help in the red zone. And he's a fine blocker, too.Next
The Ravens know they won't have Ray Lewis at inside linebacker, but safety Ed Reed could retire, too. Elam is the best safety in this class, a very productive playmaker against both the run and pass.Next
The Vikings can't get by with a pedestrian wide receiver corps beyond the oft-injured Percy Harvin. Patterson is rising up boards quickly with his combination of size (6-4, 205 pounds) and speed (4.45).Next
Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis can't hold up forever as the edge rushers in Chuck Pagano's 3-4. Jordan has nice size (6-7, 240) and good strength/speed moves as a pass rusher.Next
Pete Carroll can dip into the program he used to coach to get a skilled possession-style receiver who can deliver like a No 1. The Seahawks need to keep adding weapons to sustain Russell Wilson's development.Next
The Packers' offensive line was a mess in front of Aaron Rodgers again. They can try to solve the problem with the fourth tackle selected in this first round.Next
With Dashon Goldson about to become a free agent and Donte Whitner signed for only one more year, the 49ers need to address this position. Vaccaro can play either safety position, with the skills to deliver as a run supporter and hard hitter.Next
The Texans need to get stronger up the middle to help Brian Cushing, who will be returning from a torn ACL. Ogletree would be a great value here. The team also could draft a wideout here.Next
The Patriots may not bring back Wes Welker, and they would like to get more big-play speed at wideout to complement their two-tight end offense Austin can cause matchup nightmares catching passes from Tom Brady.Next
Former Cal star Tony Gonzalez may ride off into the sunset, especially if the top-seeded Falcons win the Super Bowl. They can turn to Palo Alto for Ertz, who isn't that far off Tyler Eifert's skill level.Next
The Broncos need some interior line help after doing some shuffling in front of Peyton Manning. Jones deserves to join Crimson Tide guard Chance Warmack as a first-rounder.Next


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Note: This document assumes that you have correctly configured your kernel, its modules for your hardware and you know the interface name of your hardware. We also assume that you are configuring eth0, but it could also be eno0, ens1, wlan0, enp1s0 etc.
To get started configuring your network card, you need to tell the Gentoo RC system about it. This is done by creating a symbolic link from net.lo to net.eth0 (or whatever the network interface name is on your system) in /etc/init.d.
Code Listing 1.1: Symlinking net.eth0 to net.lo
# cd /etc/init.d # ln -s net.lo net.eth0
Gentoo's RC system now knows about that interface. It also needs to know how to configure the new interface. All the network interfaces are configured in /etc/conf.d/net. Below is a sample configuration for DHCP and static addresses.
Code Listing 1.2: Examples for /etc/conf.d/net
# For DHCP config_eth0="dhcp" # For static IP using CIDR notation config_eth0="192.168.0.7/24" routes_eth0="default via 192.168.0.1" dns_servers_eth0="192.168.0.1 188.8.131.52" # For static IP using netmask notation config_eth0="192.168.0.7 netmask 255.255.255.0" routes_eth0="default via 192.168.0.1" dns_servers_eth0="192.168.0.1 18.104.22.168"
Note: If you do not specify a configuration for your interface then DHCP is assumed.
Note: CIDR stands for Classless InterDomain Routing. Originally, IPv4 addresses were classified as A, B, or C. The early classification system did not envision the massive popularity of the Internet, and is in danger of running out of new unique addresses. CIDR is an addressing scheme that allows one IP address to designate many IP addresses. A CIDR IP address looks like a normal IP address except that it ends with a slash followed by a number; for example, 192.168.0.0/16. CIDR is described in RFC 1519.
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As Spring Training approaches, the sounds of baseball are making their return to Florida and Arizona.
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For many, the National Pastime is incomplete without the voices and descriptions of the men and women on radio and television. And during the first week of February, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will honor the best of the best with the announcement of the winner of the 2010 Ford C. Frick Award for broadcasters.
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I've had 2 of these lighters, and both of them worked fine for the first 4 to 6 weeks. Then no more flame on. Loved them both while they worked, but no so much since the 2nd one crapped out on me. Now they cost quite a bit, and I won't buy without instructions on how to disassemble and repair one myself.
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BeemerPilot in Austin, Texas September 19, 2012
I've had many Blazers, from when they first started making them at about $10, quit smoking, sad day, and then re-started smoking, Bought some high end lighters to celebrate and then saw the Blazer for sale.
Decided to go for the tried and true and for the past six months the two I own have been my go to lights and light every single time!
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I've had my Blazer pb207 for 5 or 6 months now, and it never fails to get the job done. lights reliably and holds it's fuel forever compared to my xikar plunge which only lasts 2 days (literally). the only kink is when i negligably left it sitting on sand, some got caught in the igniting button...after which it wouldn't light upon pushing it, but after 'flicking' the ignition a few times to loosen the sand caught in it...it works great again..! and like my title suggests, i went on a float trip, and it fell into 4 ft. of turbulent water...dried, it out, and it's like it never happened...: ) definitely didn't expect it to survive that....good lighter!
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This is a really well designed lighter. I believe that the choice not to include a flame adjustment is brilliant. One less item to screw up and cause problems down the road. This baby lights first time, every time. I'm very happy with it.
Phil Siegel in Chicago December 17, 2010
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The lighter worked fine for the first couple months, then for some reason it just wouldn't light. I purged the tank of air and fuel, which is part of basic maintenance, so that it can work properly but it doesn't. Trying to contact the manufacture is frustrating. For $50 I thought it would be a good investment and better than using stick matches--I guess not.
mjjc in New Jersey May 9, 2010
I bought my first Blazer many years ago. I've bought 20-25 different lighters over the years in all price ranges, and that original is the only one that always works--and I mean ALWAYS. I can't remember what I paid for it, but I know it was less than $10. Then I believe they were not made for awhile, and when I saw a new one I bought it. It rarely works. Complete pain in the rear. This one is selling for $43? Wow. Though I only paid a few bucks for my original, I guess if this one is as good, then it's worth the price. If it's like my second, it's a waste. This isn't gong to help anyone, but I suggest doing some research before purchasing. I for one am sick and tired of wasting money on poorly design lighters.
garman in San Anselmo, CA October 31, 2009
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worked great till the striker end fell off and i have been waiting for over two months plus to get it back from being fixed. Bought a xikar and did away with any problems or waits.
K.Doty in Tulsa April 30, 2009
The only lighter that consistently works. I have had Colibris that quit within a few weeks(a very expensive mistake). My original Blazer torch is now 10 yrs old and still going. I have one at the different cities that I travel to due to the airline restrictions. I just leave them with friends or family.
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