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Featured Project – The Apothecary Kitchen
For this new Featured Project, stitcher Bonnie has gone above and beyond the call of duty for her daughter and created a whole set of stunning accessories for a slightly witchy, apothecary themed kitchen!
What started out as a simple sachet soon turned into a roman shade, and then a whole set of apothecary towels that helped transform this kitchen into a space fit for cooking up some grand mischief.
Bonnie joins us today to talk about the inspiration behind the kitchen and how the whole thing came together…
Talk about what inspired this. How did the idea for this kitchen get started?
The kitchen belongs to my daughter, who is Velma Nightshade, hostess of the pagan podcast WitchesBrewHaHa. That fact is only one part of the inspiration. For her, the kitchen began at a Hallmark store at Halloween some years ago when they had a selection of apothecary jars listing various sinister contents and a spider infused covered apothecary glass candle. It was a great and unfortunately unique inspiration on their part.
Since then she has added large glass canisters of various shapes in place of traditional kitchen canisters. Her love of the old, eclectic, and slightly witchy is evident and quite suitable. (The black stemware was from a friend's failed marriage, the stained glass witch, from a trip to Salem, MA. and several items were found in an antique store she frequents looking for inspiration.)
What make you choose the Apothecary series?
When she came to visit in May last year, I had only shortly before discovered your site through a mention on Embroidery Library. We took a look and were so excited that the wish list I had started became a must have list. She fell in love with the Paris items, since that has been one of her dream destinations for years, and the Nightshade connection became a requirement. That led to the Apothecary set, and we were off. It seemed only appropriate since the kitchen was already headed in that direction.
Which designs did you use? How long did it all take?
I had already made the Raven's Claw Tea as a towel, but I purchased the original six Apothecary designs in May and went on a cyber hunt for towels to embroider. I finally gave up on that, but I did not buy the fabric until mid September. I used three yards of Kona Cotton in ivory from Hancock Fabrics for the towels, and Baby Lock Ellageo for the embroidery and a Baby Lock Grace for the sewing and leafy hem design.
The designs I started with were from the small Apothecary Design Pack. I had finished these six by Christmas when my daughter came to visit. By then I had purchased the two new small sized Apothecary designs, Witch Hazel and Poison which came out in October, along with Dark Elegance Border and Cobweb Corner and the largest Apothecary Sign. I bought more fabric for the window valence to get the length needed, since the width was too short.
I work full time, make crafts and edit the monthly newsletter for Dogwood Crafters in Dillsboro, NC, and also made a pillow for my grandson and granddaughter for Christmas, so my time for this project was intermittent. I shipped the entire set in mid-March, which for me was amazing! I think the decision making took the longest, since we were not both in the same state. Several fabric samples and photos of the layout of the valence went back and forth.
Talk about all the towels on the cabinets. How are they attached?
Once Velma received the set, she did not want to use them for fear of possibly messing them up. She could not figure out how to display all eight towels at once with only one oven handle. I was delighted with the cabinet door solution. All of the towels are the same finished size: 12 ¾ X 23 ¾ (pre-washed), and they are just folded in different ways and then attached using loops of strong tape with the sticky side out.
The loop is made around the top fold around the back of the towel, which, since the sticky side is facing the front on this side, supports the fold and weight and holds down the front a bit, and then the sticky side continues around the back facing the cabinet door. The two towels above the microwave are done the same way, but they are secured at the top and then under the embroidery to mimic the shape of the cabinet door. The Witch Hazel label to the right of the microwave is simply folded to be narrower, again to mimic the shape of the door. This one, since it is bulkier because of the narrowness, is also secured at the very bottom. The Apothecary sign above the Roman shade is tacked along the top to the support for the actual shade.
What did you put on your roman shade, including all the fun stuff hanging down from it?
Before starting the Apothecary towels, I had made her the Madame Nightshade's Beauty Emporium Bag, which is in her bathroom. I made the smaller size as a surprise for her for Christmas, which is the one on her roman shade. The Antique Key I made in many copies for myself, for her, and for her friends. I put two side by side in the hoop to reduce "travel" time. The key specifically was put up as a representation of security and safety in the house.
There are several other items collected over the years, including a sign on which Velma wrote out a simple meal blessing, a corn dolly made during an Autumn Equinox celebration several years ago, a little silver piggy bank ornament to represent prosperity, a pentacle pendant as a sign of her spiritual path, a Ganesha charm – the elephant-headed Hindu god of removing obstacles (put up in an attempt to help keep Velma's cats from being underfoot in the kitchen) and several other witchy decorations. Things are added to the shade frequently and this is the thing that changes in the kitchen most consistently.
Any challenges along the way? What advice would you give someone trying a similar project?
I did have some difficulty getting the fabric hooped tightly enough that the designs did not pull (a common problem I have.) The large Apothecary sign gave me trouble, so I cut it out like a patch and then appliquéd it onto the valance fabric once the other designs were finished. I might suggest that solution for any of the larger sizes of these designs, since the edges are so well finished that they do not come loose when cut out.
Had we planned to put the individual designs onto cabinet doors, I would have cut and sewn the sizes accordingly. However, if she ever wants to change their use, she has a matched set of towels. A more permanent attachment process might happen in the future, but without harming the door itself, the strong tape seems to be the best solution at this point.
Any comments on your new apothecary kitchen from visitors?
Since it is such a recent addition, very few people have seen it. The entire house has a rather witchy esthetic, so the kitchen fits in well with its surroundings. Most comments have been about how the towels look like they belong on the cabinets and how they fill out the apothecary feel of the kitchen.
What's your next project going to be?
The Tarot cards are waiting for a good deal of ambition and perhaps retirement in a year or so. In the mean time, probably something from Celtic Majesty or maybe the Crazy Cat Lady head the list. Maybe I'll try sewing out Pi in a variegated color thread. There are so many wonderfully fun designs that I will keep myself plenty busy and my daughters and grandchildren well supplied.
I just might make something for myself next….
Thanks so much for sharing Bonnie! You're a fantastic mum for helping your daughter create such a cool kitchen, and the results really speak for themselves. That's a whole lot of stitching in one place, and it's so great to see the designs come together like that. I do also hope you get time to stitch some stuff for yourself, I'm sure it will be equally amazing.
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Description The forefoot is broader than it is long, and the hindfoot is less than 24mm long. Evenly spaced unicuspids and scantily haired tail distinguish it from Broad-footed Mole, and it is slightly smaller than Townsends Mole. Some individuals have patches of white, cream, yellow, or orange fur on the belly. Mounds of soil deposited on the surface from tunneling activities are slightly smaller than those of Townsends Mole.
Dimensions 136-190mm, 30-45mm, 64-91g; / 133-168mm, 21-46mm, 61-79g
Habitat Beaches, shorelines & estuaries, Meadows & fields, Forests & woodlands
Range Rocky Mountains, California, Northwest, Western Canada
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MidAmerican coal plants in Utah, Wyoming lead California's first annual emissions count
SAN FRANCISCO -- It's official: The heaviest industrial emitters of greenhouse gases counted by California's regulators as having an impact on the state's economy are owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
The state's Air Resources Board this week released its first-ever annual emissions report, which compiled greenhouse gas data from all stationary sources that contributed more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2008 to California's emissions total. The report was mandated under the state's climate change law, A.B. 32.
Five coal-fired power plants owned by a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., and operated by Portland, Ore.-based PacifiCorp, easily outdistanced all other emitters surveyed. All five plants would be subject to the carbon cuts (or market mechanisms) called for by A.B. 32, to cut emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.
The power stations are based in Utah and Wyoming, but they are counted by California's regulators because they export electricity into California. Ranked by metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e), they are:
- PacifiCorp's Jim Bridger plant in Point of Rocks, Wyo., at 15,293,640 metric tons of CO2e in 2008.
- PacifiCorp's Hunter plant in Castle Dale, Utah, at 10,357,884 tons of CO2e.
- PacifiCorp's Dave Johnston plant in Glenrock, Wyo., at 6,459,261 tons of CO2e.
- PacifiCorp's Huntington plant in Huntington, Utah, at 6,670,629 tons of CO2e.
- PacifiCorp's Naughton plant in Kemmerer, Wyo., at 5,403,772 tons of CO2e.
Electric facilities operating within California posted relatively lower emissions totals because of a widespread preference for natural gas. Of power plants run in the state, the highest emitters were all fired by gas: Dynegy's Moss Landing plant (2,962,148 tons of CO2e); Southern California Edison's station in Redlands, Calif. (2,697,142 tons of CO2e); and La Paloma Generating Co.'s facility in McKittrick, Calif. (2,544,398 tons of CO2e).
The highest emitters operating within the state were all petroleum refiners. They are:
- Chevron Products Co.'s refinery, in Richmond, Calif., at 4,792,052 metric tons of CO2e.
- Shell Oil Products' refinery in Martinez, Calif., at 4,570,475 tons of CO2e.
- BP West Coast Products' refinery in Carson, Calif., at 4,504,286 tons of CO2e.
- Another Chevron refinery, in El Segundo, Calif., at 3,603,446 tons of CO2e.
- Exxon Mobil's refinery in Torrance, Calif., at 2,852,374 tons of CO2e.
Aside from electricity and refining, the top industrial emitter in the state was a cement plant owned by Cemex in Victorville, Calif. Its contribution was 2,223,603 metric tons of CO2e in 2008.
Air board creates a mew career path: GHG verifiers
ARB Chairwoman Mary Nichols was pleased with the report and called the agency's first mandated emissions survey a success. Air board staff said more than 97 percent of the state's 600 large stationary sources complied with the mandatory reporting requirements.
To date, 591 out of 605 facilities that were required to comply have completed their greenhouse gas emissions reports for 2008. The air board is working with the remaining facilities to complete their reporting by early December.
The agency also announced that California has accredited third-party professionals to verify emissions, making it the first state to do so formally. The air board has graduated 101 individuals and 17 businesses as accredited emissions verifiers.
The graduates had to complete a 40-hour course and a final exam. Verification of all reported emissions will be required starting next year.
The air board wants to certify 200 individuals as verifiers by the end of 2009.
ARB spokesman Stanley Young said the plan is to eventually retire use of coal from out-of-state sources. By law, all new energy contracts for terms that exceed five years cannot exceed the emissions from a gas-fired plant.
"This essentially precludes coal-fired generation sources for long-term contracts," Young said.
Much of the imported power would, in theory, be replaced by new generation powered by renewable sources.
Click here to view the air board's database of emissions for 2008


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Douglas MacArthur
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|Died in Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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About Gen. Douglas MacArthur
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur (January 26, 1880 – April 5, 1964) was an American general and field marshal of the Philippine Army. He was a Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the 1930s and played a prominent role in the Pacific theater during World War II. He received the Medal of Honor for his service in the Philippines Campaign. Arthur MacArthur, Jr., and Douglas MacArthur were the first father and son to each be awarded the medal. He was one of only five men ever to rise to the rank of general of the army in the U.S. Army, and the only man ever to become a field marshal in the Philippine Army.
Douglas MacArthur was raised as a military brat in the American Old West. He attended the West Texas Military Academy, where he was valedictorian, and the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he was First Captain and graduated top of the class of 1903. During the 1914 United States occupation of Veracruz he conducted a reconnaissance mission, for which he was nominated for the Medal of Honor. In 1917, he was promoted from major to colonel and became chief of staff of the 42nd (Rainbow) Division. In the fighting on the Western Front during World War I he rose to the rank of brigadier general, was again nominated for a Medal of Honor, and was twice awarded the Distinguished Service Cross as well as the Silver Star seven times.
From 1919 to 1922, MacArthur served as Superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, where he attempted a series of reforms. His next assignment was in the Philippines, where in 1924 he was instrumental in quelling the Philippine Scout Mutiny. In 1925, he became the Army's youngest major general. He served on the court martial of Brigadier General Billy Mitchell and was president of the United States Olympic Committee during the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam. In 1930 he became Chief of Staff of the United States Army. As such, he was involved with the expulsion of the Bonus Army protesters from Washington, D.C., in 1932, and the establishment and organization of the Civilian Conservation Corps. He retired from the U.S. Army in 1937 to become Military Advisor to the Commonwealth Government of the Philippines.
MacArthur was recalled to active duty in 1941 as commander of U.S. Army Forces Far East. A series of disasters followed, starting with the destruction of his air force on December 8, 1941, and the invasion of the Philippines by the Japanese. MacArthur's forces were soon compelled to withdraw to Bataan, where they held out until May 1942. In March 1942, MacArthur, his family and his staff left Corregidor Island in PT boats, and escaped to Australia, where MacArthur became Supreme Commander, Southwest Pacific Area. For his defense of the Philippines, MacArthur was awarded the Medal of Honor. After more than two years of fighting in the Pacific, he fulfilled a promise to return to the Philippines. He officially accepted Japan's surrender on September 2, 1945, and oversaw the occupation of Japan from 1945 to 1951. As the Supreme Commander Allied Powers (effective ruler) of Japan, he oversaw sweeping economic, political and social changes. He led the United Nations Command in the Korean War from 1950 to 1951. On April 11, 1951, MacArthur was removed from command by President Harry S. Truman. He later became Chairman of the Board of Remington Rand.
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur,GCB[1] (January 26, 1880 – April 5, 1964), was an American general and Field Marshal of the Philippine Army. He was a Chief of Staff of the United States Army during the 1930s and later played a prominent role in the Pacific theater of World War II, receiving the Medal of Honor for his early service in the Philippines and on the Bataan Peninsula. He was designated to command the invasion of Japan in November 1945, and when that was no longer necessary he officially accepted their surrender on September 2, 1945.
MacArthur oversaw the occupation of Japan from 1945 to 1951 and is credited for implementing far-ranging democratic changes. He led the United Nations Command forces defending South Korea in 1950–1951 against North Korea's invasion. MacArthur was removed from command by President Harry S. Truman in April 1951 for publicly disagreeing with Truman's Korean War Policy.[2]
MacArthur is credited with the military dictum, "In war, there is no substitute for victory" but he also warned, "The soldier, above all other people, prays for peace, for he must suffer and bear the deepest wounds and scars of war." He fought in three major wars (World War I, World War II, Korean War) and was one of only five men ever to rise to the rank of General of the Army.
Douglas MacArthur became a Freemason while serving as field marshal in the capacity of military advisor to the commonwealth government of the Philippines. He did not join the Craft in the conventional way by petitioning a Lodge for the degrees of Masonry. For that matter, either by design or by fate MacArthur did very few things during his lifetime in the conventional manner.
For the second time in the history of the Grand Lodge of the Philippines, Most Worshipful Samuel Hawthorne exercised his prerogative to make a "Mason at sight" on January 17, 1936, in the presence of over six hundred Master Masons who watched in breathless silence in a crowded hall, Samuel Hawthorne, Grand Master of Masons in the Philippines made General Douglas MacArthur a Mason at sight. MacArthur was visibly moved throughout the ceremony. The Entered Apprentice Degree was given with P.G.M. Frederick H. Stevens presiding. Immediately following, P.G.M. Francisco A. Delagado conferred the Fellowcraft Degree on MacArthur. When it was concluded, M.W. Samuel Hawthorne raised General MacArthur to the sublime degree of Master Mason.
It was an impressive ceremony and it included an address by P.G.M. Eugene Stafford who recalled his very close association with MacArthur's father, General Arthur MacArthur when he commanded the Philippine division and later served as Military Governor of the Philippines in 1900-1901. Concluding the ceremony, some twenty grizzled veterans still possessing the military bearing of a bygone era, and almost all Past Masters, who had served with General Arthur MacArthur, 36 years before, lined up in the East. It was an extraordinary ceremony, the Freemasons of the Philippines welcomed a prominent American General into the Craft as a brother, and also paid homage to his father a Freemason who some of the brethren had fought along side of, and others had undoubtedly fought against a generation before. It was a golden moment for Freemasonry in the Philippines and for Douglas MacArthur who had always wanted to be a Freemason like his father. The ceremony lasted for two hours.
After being raised to the sublime degree of Master Mason, Douglas MacArthur affiliated with Manila Lodge No.1 and on March 13th joined the Scottish Rite. On October 19, 1937, he was elected Knight Commander Court of Honor, and on December 8, 1947, he was coroneted Honorary 33rd Degree at the American Embassy in Tokyo. He became a life member of the Nile Shrine Temple in Seattle, Washington.
Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Timeline
January 26, 1880
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas, United States
February 21, 1938
Age 58
Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
April 5, 1964
Age 84
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Norfolk, Virginia, United States


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I am sure some of you have read my post around 3 weeks ago about my pup breaking her leg in the front elbow resulting in Salter Harris Fracture 4 in the growth plate. Everything was going great until she was showing signs of fluid build up at the incision site so I took her in for a check ! After X-rays it was found the screw that was used to repair her fracture is backing out !!! I didn't know either to puke or cry ! I had and still am treating her like a infant, I have totally changed my life around to take care of her, and the bad news keeps rolling in !!!
The good news is the bone is still in perfect postion and has not moved yet !
The Ortho Surgeon put a cast on her that is all the way around her chest, and runs down to her toe nails on the fractured leg ! And basically this is our last chance and is a hail marry at a fix to hopefully hold the bone in place, and keep the screw from backing out anymore until enough healing takes place to hold everything !
Also she will have to have another surgery now regardless the outcome to remove the screw to keep it from damaging tissue from backing out !
The outcome, yet still praying and hopefull !!!!! is not looking good for her now to make a full recovery without some degree of lameness in the affected leg, BUT that will be a while before we know just how much, and will be determined on if the bone stays were it is now !!!
Just curious if any of you folks have ever seen or hunted a dog that had some degree of lameness, or unable to have full use of a leg due to a injury ? She is such a wonderful pup, has a great bloodline, and was doing GREAT in training before her injury ! I am just looking for some degree of hope right now that I will still have a hunting partner for a few years anyway ! Even if she is unable to make a full recovery on her leg !


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September 2013 Due Date Buddies!
Hello ladies!
I am expecting baby number 5 this fall, sometime around mid-September. I was hoping to find some other mums who are due around the same time. I thought maybe we could go through our pregnancies together, documenting the changes and offering advice. I really hope there is someone else on board!
26th January 2013 11:58 AM #2
Angela - Congratulations on your pregnancy! Hoping there will be others here who can buddy up with you!
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Dr. Robert Fogel
Professor of Biology/Curator of Fungi
Bob Fogel grew up in Roseburg,
Oregon - "the timber capital of the Nation." He received his Ph.D.
degree from Oregon State University in 1975 and was hired by the University of
Michigan in 1978. He was the recipient of the Class of 1923 Undergraduate
Teaching Award in 1982 and the Mycological Society of America Alexopoulos Prize
for Research in 1984. He has taught General Biology, Mushrooms and Molds:
Biology and Use, Soil Biology, and Injecting Creativity into Science.
He is intrigued by the biology and ecology of truffles and false truffles. He finds it particularly interesting that so many different groups of fungi produce closed, animal dispersed, subterranean sporocarps and that all of these fungi are ectomycorrhizal symbionts dependent on trees for carbohydrates.
When not collecting truffles, he enjoys gardening, building computers, and reading science fiction, biographies and mysteries. He has been married since 1968 to Mikal, a Research Assistant in the Herbarium. They have two daughters. Their cat, Truffle, collects moths and the occcasional butterfly.
Patricia Rogers
Fungus Collection Coordinator and Editor of Fun Facts
Patricia Rogers received her B.A. in
Literature from Wayne State University in 1978. She has been working in the
Herbarium since 1990.
She grew up on the southwest side of Detroit, where wildlife was scarce and the appearance of anything besides squirrels, English sparrows or robins was unusual. People would come out of their houses to look if a blue jay or a cardinal appeared. Summer visits to her grandfather's cottage at Duck Lake and the books of Herbert Zim gave her the gift of an appreciation of nature. She has published articles in the Michigan Natural Resources Magazine on prickly pear cacti and black-crowned night herons.
She enjoys reading, going for long walks with her dog, baking and watching movies, especially old ones.
Last Updated: 5 June 2001. Photograph of Robert Fogel courtesy of David Bay, University of Michigan.


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Did anyone hit Burbank Target today?
Hey Stillakid, what day and time did you order your wave 2 case from EE?
Did anyone hit Burbank Target today?
Hey Stillakid, what day and time did you order your wave 2 case from EE?
[FONT=Tahoma]I was born at night, but not last night.[/FONT]You Shouldn't believe everything that you read.(Like my posts)
I can hear it now, Hell's breaking loose!!!
I took the unusual--for me--step of hitting 3 Wal-Marts very early this morning and all but one had V-Wings and Sith Infilitrators. I passed because I'm not that into most of the vehicles, but the V-Wing does look cool. The one in San Dimas(I think it's that one, the one of the 210) and the Pico Rivera had some.
No TAC 2 though. Some K ashyyk troopers, but I'm set with those already.
Galactic Barn Burner
Out early to a Valley Target this morning to finally get a Wii (Target has them in the ad) and found some TAC, wave 2 revision 1 (12 different figs). One other guy had the McQuarries, and a few others and offered to share a Death Star Trooper. I passed, as I ordered Wave 2 from EE so I should be set. Not sure if it was one of you guys or not, but if it was, thanks anyway for the offer.
I did stash one of 2 V-Wings there though. PM for location. These will probably be abundant, but they are cool. After the Target reset, hence the clearance stuff, I'm sure there will be more pegs for TAC.
Interestingly, I was punching in a DPCI for Battle packs of which there were none but I wanted to see if they are on clearance if they had some, (WEHO still has them regular price) I put in a wrong number and up popped the Tie Bomber at 24.99. I assume this is the upcoming one, maybe a Target exclusive?


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Crossover voting
occurs when a voter who participated in one political party's primary election
votes in the primary run-off election for an opposing political party. Alabama
election law authorizes each political party to establish rules governing its
primary elections (§17-13-7, Code of Alabama, 1975, as amended), including the
establishment of rules as to who may vote in its runoff election
The Democratic Party has
adopted a crossover voting rule that prohibits a voter from participating in its
primary runoff election if the voter participated in another political
party's primary election. For example, a voter who participated in the
Republican Party primary may not vote in the Democratic Party's primary runoff.
The Republican Party has not
adopted a crossover rule. Thus, voters who participate in either the Republican
Party's or Democratic Party's primary election may legally vote in the
Republican Party's primary runoff election.


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In a world of exotic baked goods, these take the cake: cupcakes made from shredded potatoes, bacon, eggs and Cheddar cheese, and drizzled with spicy Sriracha sauce. The final flavor is pure breakfast, but like nothing you've ever tasted.
If you don't have Sriracha sauce, serve with your favorite hot sauce or ketchup.
Get a head start by cooking the bacon and shredding the cheese the night before.
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Next Monday we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. He was born Jan. 15, 1929, in Atlanta, GA, and died from an assassin's bullet in Memphis, TN, on April 4, 1968. No doubt if he had lived longer the world would have benefitted through today from his greatness.
I could tell you many things about this great man, but no doubt you've heard them all. Mainly he fought
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Tech Tip: GNU tar's "-a" Flag
On this post to the Mageia development mailing list by Thierry Vignaud, I discovered that GNU tar (at least in recent versions) has an "-a" flag which is useful in conjunction with its "-c" (create new archive) mode. This is because it detects the suitable compression based on the extension and uses the appropriate flag.
So: "tar -cavf myarchive.tar.gz ./mydir/" is equivalent to "tar -czvf myarchive.tar.gz ./mydir/", "tar -cavf myarchive.tar.bz2 ./mydir/" does the same thing as "tar -cjvf myarchive.tar.bz2 ./mydir/" and so forth. When unpacking archives, you can omit the "-a/-z/-j/-J" flags, because GNU tar will detect the compression of the archive based on the file magic of the compressed formats.
Another useful (and open-source) tool for manipulating tarballs and other archives is patool, but I've been meaning to suggest they do a short-circuiting when converting tarballs from .tar.gz to .tar.xz to .tar.bz2 / etc.
Anyway, enjoy.
I know I've been really negligent with blogging in my blogs lately (which is not good), but don't worry - I am fine, just busy with a lot of stuff including work work (which gives money but consumes time), doing quite a lot of coding and other development on open-source software, some Freecell-related research, keeping up with my E-mails, posting to mailing lists, playing some computer games, chatting a lot (maybe too much) on the IRC, and naturally - sleeping.
It seems that despite starting the new job in December, and despite the fact that it was now spring time (which is often a time of calamity for me), I did not have any particularly strong periods of stress lately, which is a good think. Thanks, $DEITY!
Today a friend who is an Israeli open-source enthusiast called me and asked me why I disappeared and if everything OK, and I replied, but he later called again and said his mobile phone mixed me with someone else. Anyway, you can always reach me in many ways, but I think I should start blogging more often, so I've picked up this tech tip as the lowest hanging fruit.


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The Minneapolis Star Tribune had a quick article discussing the decline of spring turkey licenses from 2010 to this year and the question is why.
Here is the link.
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In my humble opinion I think the reason is is the hangover from the 2011 is the bad spring and a lot of hunters didn't want to deal with bad weather. This year i think a lot of hunters didn't buy licenses because of the common belief that the warm March and April caused the turkeys to start breeding early and that the hunting would not be very good. I have a friend that just got done hunting and he said the toms were gobbling like crazy the last few days of his season. Thus squashing the thought that unless.you hunt the first couple seasons not to bother.
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Late last August I was re-invited together with my brother in law Eric to this old fishing club about 5 hours northwest of Montreal. Our octogenarian host couldn't make the trip this time but we sure did. Got the best rustic cabin overlooking the main lake and proceeded to take some brookies in a few of the lakes the club has access to. Kept some small ones for supper and Eric prepared them just steamed with a tarragon cream sauce and wild rice. We invited the camp caretaker and guide for supper and washed those speckles down with a Trapiche Malbec I had, and a Chateau Lagrezette the guide brought with him. It was a very dark evening and after supper we sat outside on the veranda overlooking the lake listening to a bull moose walking at the water's edge seeking his a harem. Talk about camp treats!
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Chris visited the Basilica of Saint Servatius and the Treasure-house Basilica of Our Lady. The Basilica of Saint Servatius was begun to house the grave of Saint Servatius who died in 384 AD.
Many Saints relics or pieces of Saints are kept in the Basilica. In this box from the 12 century are kept some of the relics.
Many Saints relics or pieces of Saints are kept in the Basilica.
Because of its location so close to so many borders, before the euro was introduced the Maastricht market would accept (minimally) Dutch, German, Belgian, and French currencies. It is a charming city with many medieval streets remaining (now pedestrian only) and much of it's old wall intact - now with houses built on one side. Chris found several watch and antique stores, so this may be a place to keep going back to.
Southern Netherlands has historically been Catholic, so during the days before Ash Wednesday that part of the country celebrates Carnival. It's a bit like Mardi Gras only less attention on alcohol and lots of attention on costumes and floats. It's a real family affair and whole groups get dressed up in matching outfits. We were there too early for Carnival, but they were already starting to put out the decorations. To see some great pictures of Carnival go to the Kantors Abroad March 7 travelpod.
As we may have noted in previous travelpods, there are only seven trappist beers in the world - meaning that they are brewed in a monastery under direct supervision of monks (and a few other qualifications). Orval is one of the largest of these (along with Chimay). The first day that we were in Maastricht there was a lot of rain so it was not nice to explore the town. So, Chris drove 2 hours south into Belgium to the Orval monastery. In addition to brewing the beer, the monastery also makes cheeses - some of which are only available within a close proximity to the monastery.
The Monastery itself was founded in 1070. It was destoyed during the French Revolution and rebuilt starting in 1926. The ruins of the original monastery can be viewed.
Our friend LeeAnn visited for two weekends. We were too busy having fun to take pictures, but let's just say that we really like it when people come visit, so if you're considering a visit but afraid you'll impose, please don't be afraid. Just come on over!
The Rijksmuseum is currently under renovation, and therefore mostly closed, but they do have one wing open with many of the masterpieces displayed -- including Rembrant's Nightwatch. It's really quite nice because it brings the museum to a manageable size and focuses on only the best, so we actually enjoyed it more! We also visited the Our Lord in the Attic church, located in the top floor of a canal house in the Red Light District. After that, we wandered through the red light district, making sure to show LeeAnn the penis fountain. She thought it was so funny that we spent the rest of the weekend in search of a penis fountain post card for one of her friends!
We also went to the Van Gogh Museum, the Singel flower market, the Noordermarket, shopped on the Haarlemeerstraat, and took a side trip to the town of Haarlem. In Haarlem we went to the Frans Hals Museum where, in addition to more Dutch Masters paintings, we saw an incredible doll house (also 2 at the Rijksmuseum), a set of hand-made incredibly intricate bedcurtains (really, they were amazing!), and Chris' mom's favorite painting - 74 Dutch proverbs in 1 painting. Haarlem also has great shopping including a really good kitchen utensil store and several house-stuff stores, so we powershopped as well. In all, a lot of activity in a short period of time!
And now, our big excitement of the month: We bought a boat! It's a 4.5 meter steel "working boat" with an 8 hp 2 stroke engine. It's perfect for the canals because 1) it's steel so it will not likely be damaged when other people run into it (or we run into the side of the canal trying to park), 2) Chris saw it out of the water so we know it is freshly painted and there's nothing nasty on the bottom, 3) 8 hp is plenty for the canals, where a wake is not permitted anyway and 4) it will comfortably hold about 6 people, but is small enough that 4 people won't feel too far away from each other.
We've had an incredibly mild winter - until we bought the boat - after which it suddenly got the coldest that it's been (actually below freezing!) and we had snow every day for the remainder of February. Now we're really ready for spring!
In mid-February we already noticed that flowers were coming up. The daffodils were already in bloom in the park where Chris runs! By the end of the month the crocuses were also up and, in many places, blooming. Chris planted about 300 bulbs (an exaggeration, but not by much) in pots on our terrace and many of them had shoots 3-7 inches high.
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Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, the second deepest in the Western Hemisphere and the seventh deepest in the world.
A Brief Chronology
- On the earth clock, natural forces only recently constructed this landscape.
- Lava flows first formed a high plateau base on which explosive eruptions then built the Cascade volcanoes.
- Humans probably witnessed the cataclysmic eruption of Mount Mazama about 7,700 years ago.
- Shamans in historic time forbade most Indians to view the lake, and Indians said nothing about it to trappers and pioneers, who for 50 years did not find it.
- In 1853, while searching for the Lost Cabin Gold Mine, some prospectors, including John Wesley Hillman, happened onto Crater Lake.
- Soundings with piano wire by a U.S. Geological Survey party in 1886 set the lake's depth at 1,996 feet, close to sonar findings of 1,932 feet officially recorded in 1959.
- The clean, clear, cold lakewater contained no fish until they were introduced by humans from 1888 to 1941.
A Vast Volcanic Region
The plateau base of the Cascade Range was built as the Earth's crust folded and uplifted, pushing seas westward. Molten rock pushed toward the surface, creating both violent eruptions and the welling up of lava through enormous cracks. In recent geologic time (the past 750,000 years) explosive eruptions built a string of volcanoes on this plateau base. This Cascade Range of volcanoes extends from Canada's Mount Garibaldi to Lassen Peak in northern California. One of these great volcanoes (Mount Mazama) now holds Crater Lake.
Today, the calm beauty of Crater Lake belies the violent earth forces that formed the lake. Crater Lake lies inside the top of an ancient volcano known as Mount Mazama. This dormant volcano is just one in a group of huge cones that extends along the crest of the Cascade Range. This range extends from Lassen Peak in California to Mount Garibaldi near Vancouver, British Columbia.
The volcanoes of the Cascade Range are the visible evidence of what geologists call "plate tectonics". In this process, the continents move over the Earth's surface as large land plates. As they move, the continents and adjacent sea floor either move apart or push into one another. Continental plates are lighter, and tend to "float" on heavier oceanic plates.
When an oceanic plate pushed into what is now the northwestern United States, it was forced under the less dense continental plate. Tremendous pressures were exerted on the oceanic plate, causing it to deform and even melt.
Mt. Mazama was built by successive flows of both andesite and dacite lavas. These "pasty" fluids piled up on each other resulting in a mountain much like today's Mt. Hood.
Mount Mazama
For half a million years this mighty volcano produced massive eruptions interrupting long periods of quiet. Ash, cinders, and pumice exploded upward, building the mountain to a height of about 12,000 feet. Parasitic cones on Mazama's flanks created Mount Scott and Hillman Peak. Glaciers periodically covered Mount Mazama's flanks and carved out the U-shaped valleys such as Munson Valley and Kerr Notch. About 7,700 years ago the climatic eruptions of Mount Mazama occurred. Ash from these eruptions lies scattered over eight states and three Canadian provinces, some 5,000 square miles were covered with 6 inches of Mazama's ash. In the park's Pumice Desert (see map) ash lies 50 feet deep. The eruptions were 42 times greater than those of Mount St. Helens in 1980. The Mazama magma chamber was emptied and the volcano collapsed, leaving a huge bowl-shaped caldera. The high mountain was gone. At first the caldera's floor was too hot to hold water. Renewed volcanism sealed the caldera and built the Wizard Island and Merriam cones, volcanoes within a volcano.
Volcanism stages leading to Mount Mazama's collapse
The General park map handed out at the visitor center is available on the park's map webpage.For information about topographic maps, geologic maps, and geologic data sets, please see the geologic maps page.
A geology photo album for this park can be found here.For information on other photo collections featuring National Park geology, please see the Image Sources page.
Field, Nancy, and Sally Machlis., 1992.
In cooperation with the Crater Lake Natural History Association.
Dog-Eared Publications.
ISBN 0-941042-08-1, 8.5" x 11", paperback, 32 pages, black and white illustrations.
Discovering Crater Lake explores the formation of a crater, pinnacles and other geological features. Children learn about scientific research in deep water lakes, native plants and wildlife and winter survival! . They enjoy the many Indian legends and the history of modern people. Includes a sheet of 40 realistic forest stickers.
- Explore the formation of Crater Lake
- Delve into the secret depths of the lake
- Discover why the lake is so blue
- Play the "Adventure Trail Game"
- Investigate people important to the history of Crater Lake
Please visit the Geology Books and Media webpage for additional sources such as text books, theme books, CD ROMs, and technical reports.
Parks and Plates: The Geology of Our National Parks, Monuments & Seashores.
Lillie, Robert J., 2005.
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9" x 10.75", paperback, 550 pages, full color throughout
The spectacular geology in our national parks provides the answers to many questions about the Earth. The answers can be appreciated through plate tectonics, an exciting way to understand the ongoing natural processes that sculpt our landscape. Parks and Plates is a visual and scientific voyage of discovery!
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I would prvidied that is the kind of training and experiance me and my dog had.
I would prvidied that is the kind of training and experiance me and my dog had.
Would have with Beamer in his prime.... It would take a dog with a lot of courage and drive. I am sure not all dogs could handle that.
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I have never seen dogs being pushed into rocks like that. Those dogs were experienced. I would want a safer place to have the return to land. I would want to train there in less fierce conditions before I would hunt there. I have had to give hand signals when my dog was at the top of a wave on Tuttle Creek.
I would say it depends. It depends on knowing my limits and that of the dog. I have in the past been hunting in tidal exchanges in the Puget Sound and it can be brutal at times. It's a good idea to have a tidal book for reference.
This thread was up a few years ago if I remember. I would never consider myself a expert on Sea duck hunting and I doubt too many on this forum are experts either so for me to pass judgemet would be pretty stupid. I have learned hunting is often defined by the region you hunt in. Some would look at sitting in a duck blind where you are in a blind without a heater out of their mind. I think the video was posted because it is pretty amazing and shows the courage of these dogs and how well they can adapt. Out west we train on sand burs, goat heads and rocky ground. Our dog are use to it and adapt to running in these conditions. Take a dog from the Caroilna's and he would be done in a day or two. I would not get a warm fuzzy feeling sending my dog in that stuff but it really did not look that bad. My guess is that was not that dogs first Rodeo.
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In the meantime I've been trying to graduate from college, working on music, using OS X, and toying with what I want to do once I actually do graduate this spring.
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In 2010, Redmond started its first public community garden at Juel Park. This park is a natural fit for a garden, as it was the old Juel family farmstead. The Parks and Recreation Department staff built plots and offered shed space for garden users. In 2011, more garden space was added to accommodate additional gardeners. Garden plots are available for rent through the Recreation Guide in January.
Community gardens could be developed in other parts of the City on public or private property in coordination with interested community groups. If you are interested in developing a community garden on privately-maintained, community property such as a commonly owned and maintained tract within your subdivision, it is advisable to consider the following site criteria from the American Community Gardening Association. City staff can also be a resource. In this case, your neighborhood group may qualify for a Neighborhood Matching Fund grant. If your group has questions, feel free to contact the City Neighborhood Planner about site selection or the City Parks Department Operations Supervisor about public site development considerations.
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There's plenty of variation on a Botswana safari: huge wetlands and wide rivers are havens of biodiversity in the country's northern woodland environments while the surprisingly rewarding Kalahari is where to go in Botswana for game-covered grasslands and sun-baked salt pans. Each destination offers something different but combining these places of interest is simple to arrange - light aircraft charters serve each destination and you can even enjoy some bird's eye game viewing on the way.
An emerald-green paradise in the middle of the red Kalahari, the Okavango Delta forms the centrepiece of most Botswana safaris. One of the world's most mesmerising natural destinations, its labyrinthine channels, open floodplains and tangled woodlands really do teem with wildlife and it offers a wide range of safari activities including game drives, nature walks, boat rides and canoe safaris. Much of the Okavango Delta is protected by the legendary Moremi Game Reserve; privately managed conservation concessions take care of much of the rest.
Read more about an Okavango Delta safari.
Botswana's heavyweight big game reserve, the Chobe National Park is where to go in Botswana for elephants and at no time more so than between June and October when enormous herds congregate on the Chobe River. Further south is Chobe's Savuti region - raw, wild and the legendary setting for savage interactions between lions and hyenas.
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A far cry from the popular imagery of a sandy wasteland, the beautiful wooded grasslands and seasonally flooded pans of Botswana's three Kalahari parks are home to an astonishing variety of animals, quite different from Botswana's more famous destinations, and are ideal for seasoned travellers looking for a unique safari experience.
Read more about a Kalahari safari.
If it's an Okavango Delta-type experience you want but with an air of exclusivity then travel to the private reserves of Linyanti, Selinda and Kwando. Bordering the Caprivi Strip, these wild wetlands have only recently opened up to visitors and the game viewing, particularly in the June to October dry season, is superb.
Read more about a Linyanti safari.
Tucked away in eastern Botswana, the Tuli Block is one of Botswana's least known places of interest but offers a very different safari experience to the rest of the country. Set around the Limpopo River, this is a country of dramatic rocky landscapes, huge baobab trees and elephants, protected by private reserves.
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zileuton Zileuton has the molecular formula C11H12N2O2S and a molecular weight of 236.29. It is a racemic mixture (50:50) of R(+) and S(-) enantiomers. Zileuton is a practically odorless, white, crystalline powder that is soluble in methanol and ethanol, slightly soluble in acetonitrile, and practically insoluble in water and hexane. The melting point ranges from 144.2°C to 145.2°C
ZYFLO CR (zileuton) extended-release tablets for oral administration are triple-layer tablets comprised of an immediate-release layer, a middle (barrier) layer, and an extended-release layer. ZYFLO CR tablets are oblong, film-coated tablets with one red layer between two white layers, debossed on one side with "CT2". Each tablet contains 600 mg of zileuton and the following inactive ingredients: crospovidone, ferric oxide, glyceryl behenate, hydroxypropyl cellulose, hypromellose, magnesium stearate, mannitol, microcrystalline cellulose, povidone, pregelatinized starch, propylene glycol, sodium starch glycolate, and talc.
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JACKSON – A national health care expert said Friday a study indicates that the costs of health insurance premiums might increase in states that do not participate in the Medicaid expansion that is part of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Judy Solomon, vice president of health policy at the Washington, D.C.-based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, spoke in Jackson at the annual conference of the Mississippi Economic Policy Center.
Solomon cited an American Academy of Actuaries study that concluded the costs of private health insurance could rise in states that opt out of an opportunity to expand their Medicaid programs to cover those earning about $15,000 per year, or 138 percent of the federal poverty level.
Republican Gov. Phil Bryant has said Mississippi cannot afford to participate in the expansion even though the federal government will pay the bulk of the costs. A recent study by the University Research Center of the Institutions of Higher Learning has estimated the cumulative costs to Mississippi from 2014 to 2225 at $1 billion – but about half of that when factoring in the boost in state revenue the expansion will generate. During the same time period, the study concluded the federal government would provide more than $11 billion in Mississippi for the expansion.
Solomon cited the actuarial study as a possible unseen negative consequences for states that opt out of the expansion.
She said the actuarial study cited the fact that people between 100 percent and 138 percent of the federal poverty level can get private insurance with the aid of a government subsidy if the state does not expand Medicaid. She said those people, the study concluded, are likely to be less healthy, driving up the costs of private insurance. Plus, she said people without coverage continuing to go to the emergency room also will drive up the costs of private health insurance, especially since federal funds to offset the uncompensated care hospitals provide will be reduced.
The study also said that companies that employ more than 50 people in low-wage jobs also could be penalized in states that do not expand Medicaid. The study said the low-wage employees will be mandated to purchase private insurance with government subsides. And when they do that, their employers will be penalized under the law.
Whereas, if they are covered through Medicaid, the companies will not be penalized.
Ed Sivak, director of the Mississippi Economic Policy Center, pointed out that the governor and the Mississippi Economic Council in stops across the state Friday were touting the expansion of the health care economy as a way for the state to create additional jobs. Plus, they are saying that a healthy workforce is crucial to economic development.
"In a state where poor health is a deterrent to economic development, connecting more people to insurance will help create a healthier and more productive workforce," Sivak said.
Whether the state expands or not, the new law will prevent Mississippi from requiring people to apply in person to be covered by Medicaid. Mississippi is the only state still requiring so-called "face-to-face" certification and re-certification for Medicaid coverage.
Currently, about 710,000 people – primarily poor pregnant women, poor children, certain groups of the elderly and the disabled – are covered by Medicaid in Mississippi.
Studies conclude the expansion would add about 300,000 people working in low-wage jobs.


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Here are more stars with real names you may not have known or may have forgotten.
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Hilarious, Paul.
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I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
Is it happening and being exacerbated by human activity? I'll leave that to the guys with the PhD's.
I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
This seems like an educated and fair-minded piece on whether global warming has a serious impact on sea levels.
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Yes, speaking of Global Warming...
3 former Republican EPA administrators call for action - http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/02/op...n.html?hp&_r=0EACH of us took turns over the past 43 years running the Environmental Protection Agency. We served Republican presidents, but we have a message that transcends political affiliation: the United States must move now on substantive steps to curb climate change, at home and internationally. There is no longer any credible scientific debate about the basic facts: our world continues to warm, with the last decade the hottest in modern records, and the deep ocean warming faster than the earths atmosphere. Sea level is rising. Arctic Sea ice is melting years faster than projected. ........
Here is a scientific paper on the scientific consensus called "Quantifying the consensus on anthropogenic global warming in the scientific literature" available at: http://iopscience.iop.org/1748-9326/8/2/024024/article
and here is the American Geophysical Union (62,000 members) Press Release for their Revised Position Statement on Climate Change http://www.agu.org/news/press/pr_arc.../2013-38.shtml and the statement is at: http://www.agu.org/sci_pol/pdf/posit...tement_new.pdf .
a sampling here statesHumanity is the major influence on the global climate change observed over the past 50 years. Rapid societal responses can significantly lessen negative outcomes.
Human activities are changing Earths climate. At the global level, atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping greenhouse gases have increased
sharply since the Industrial Revolution. Fossil fuel burning dominates this increase. Human-caused increases in greenhouse gases are responsible for most of the observed
global average surface warming of roughly 0.8°C (1.5°F) over the past 140 years. Because natural processes cannot quickly remove some of these gases (notably carbon dioxide)
from the atmosphere, our past, present, and future emissions will influence the climate system for millennia. Extensive, independent observations confirm the reality of global warming. These observations show large-scale increases in air and sea temperatures, sea level, and atmospheric water vapor; they document decreases in the extent of mountain glaciers, snow cover, permafrost, and Arctic sea ice. These changes are broadly consistent with longunderstood physics and predictions of how the climate system is expected to respond to human-caused increases in greenhouse gases. The changes are inconsistent with explanations of climate change that rely on known natural influences.
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http://www.skepticalscience.com/OISM...on-Project.htm . You can find more if you look. Oh, and here are some facts and a quote from the group that conducted the effort.Besides this bogus petition, you posted data saying that the planet had warmed but seem to be saying that there is just too much uncertainty to believe the data. Is that your case against the science?, there is too much uncertainty?The signators include Perry S. Mason" (the fictitious lawyer?), "Michael J. Fox" (the actor?), "Robert C. Byrd" (the senator?), "John C. Grisham" (the lawyer-author?). And then there's the Spice Girl, a.k.a. Geraldine Halliwell: The petition listed "Dr. Geri Halliwell" and "Dr. Halliwell." Asked about the pop singer, Robinson said he was duped. The returned petition, one of thousands of mailings he sent out, identified her as having a degree in microbiology and living in Boston. "It's fake," he said. "When we're getting thousands of signatures there's no way of filtering out a fake," Robinson, 56, said in a telephone interview from Oregon.
Sorry swampcollie, you are the only one posting junk facts and have presented no valid argument against the science which periodically gets posted.
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Current review.
.Sea level could rise 3 feet by 2100, climate panel finds
New York Times
An international team of scientists has found with near certainty that human activity is the cause of most of the temperature increases of recent decades, and warns that sea levels could rise by more than 3 feet by the end of the century if emissions continue at a runaway pace.
The scientists, whose findings are reported in a summary of the next big U.N. climate report, largely dismiss a recent slowdown in the pace of warming, which is often cited by climate change contrarians, as probably related to short-term factors. The report emphasizes that the basic facts giving rise to global alarm about future climate change are more established than ever, and it reiterates that the consequences of runaway emissions are likely to be profound.
"It is extremely likely that human influence on climate caused more than half of the observed increase in global average surface temperature from 1951 to 2010," the draft report says. "There is high confidence that this has warmed the ocean, melted snow and ice, raised global mean sea level, and changed some climate extremes in the second half of the 20th century."
The "extremely likely" language is stronger than in the last major U.N. report, published in 2007, and it means the authors of the draft document are now 95 percent to 100 percent confident that human activity is the primary influence on planetary warming. On another closely watched issue, however, the authors retreated slightly from their 2007 position.
On the question of how much the planet could warm if carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere doubled, the previous report had largely ruled out any number below 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit. The new draft says the rise could be as low as 2.7 degrees, essentially restoring a scientific consensus that prevailed from 1979 to 2007.
The new document was prepared by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a large, international group of scientists appointed by the United Nations. The group does no original research, but instead periodically assesses and summarizes the published scientific literature on climate change.
The intergovernmental panel won the Nobel Peace Prize along with Al Gore in 2007 for seeking to educate the world's citizens about the risks of global warming. But it has also become a political target for climate contrarians, who helped identify several minor errors in the last big report from 2007. This time, the group adopted rigorous procedures in hopes of preventing such mistakes.
On sea level, one of the biggest single worries about climate change, the new report goes well beyond the one from 2007, which largely sidestepped the question of how much the ocean could rise this century.
The new report lays out several scenarios. In the most optimistic, the world's governments would prove far more successful at getting emissions under control than they have been in the recent past, helping to limit the total warming.
At the other extreme, the report considers a scenario in which emissions, which have soared in recent years, continue at a runaway pace. Under those conditions, sea level could be expected to rise at least 21 inches by 2100 and might rise a bit more than 3 feet, the draft report said.
Never trust a dog to watch your food!
Task force: Coasts should prepare for rising seas
Coastal communities should assume floods are going to happen more frequently and realize that spending now on protective measures could save money later, according to a report issued by a presidential task force charged with developing a strategy for rebuilding areas damaged by superstorm Sandy.
Most of the reports 69 recommendations focus on a simple warning: plan for future storms in an age of climate change and rising sea levels. It calls for development of a more advanced electrical grid and the creation of better planning tools and standards for storm-damaged areas.
If we built smart, if we build resilience into communities, then we can live along the coast. We can do it in a way that saves lives and protects taxpayer investments, said Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan, who discussed the report Monday with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Some of the groups key recommendations are already being implemented, including the creation of new flood-protection standards for major infrastructure projects built with federal money and the promotion of a sea-level modeling tool that will help builders and engineers predict where flooding might occur.
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Even though it's just preview night, and I don't think it will be officially open for a while, SSG has already put up a couple shots on Facebook - one is of the already-revealed Kmart AT-ST, but the other shows off two new AT-ST-themed two-packs, both in "Special Action Figure Set" packaging! The AT-ST Driver and AT-ST Gunner set looks to use the body from the 2010 Hoth set, hopefully with Richard Marquand and Robert Watts heads! The other set is the Ewoks who hijack the vehicle, here called Widdle Warrick and Wunka - different from the same figures released as "Wicket and Oochee" a few years back, and much updated! For some reason, Wunka has a green hood, though the one in the film has a black one (the Ewoks in the film are different outside the ship than they are inside, presumably due to different filming locations, so who knows what's even going on there). I wonder if it comes with an alternate hood, like the Ewok multipack? I also wonder if these might be Kmart exclusives to go with the AT-ST itself.
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What a bad day. Actually, make that two bad days. Some people simply don't get it, and will not even make an effort to do so. First of all, I didn't get to finish the stuff I was working on, but instead had to babysit a totally clueless person on a middleware project. Now, if there was actually any hope of the individual in question grasping what it is all about, that would not be too bad, but there is no hope at all for this guy. What have I done to deserve this? I don't know.
People don't want to leave me alone to do my job, and am just getting hassled. I wonder how the thought process goes:"Oh - I'm totally fucking bored out of my skull. What shall I do? I know!! Let's go and hassle someone!! Maybe that way, I will not be the only one looking like a total dickhead."
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Started to sew but I think I missed a step. Are we suppose to cut 12 or 24 4.5 X1.5 of the C color??
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Started to sew but I think I missed a step. Are we suppose to cut 12 or 24 4.5 X1.5 of the C color??
Wondered where you were Carolyn. What a gorgeous cat! Is he really as big as he looks?
Just wanted to attach a picture. I use my phone for photo so the quality is poor but really am happy with how it's going together.
I am done my fellow Virtual Quilt Retreaters!!! I quilted the bath mat with a variagated green and purple thread (wasn't that a lucky find to have on hand!) I pulled everything from my stash and the towel from the hall closet. Toby Bean seems to like it too! Now off to make some beef stroganoff for supper and then I will get back to work on my paper pieced quilt!!! I'll keep checking back to see how the rest of you are progressing; can't wait to see all the different colors!!!
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Emma, love your colors! Going to be very pretty.
AuntPiggy, congrats on the finish! It is VERY pretty. Noticed that you and Emma have similar colors.
Carolyn, hello! You have a mighty handsome cat! Thanks for putting on this 'retreat.' I'm trying to stay out of chat, you all distract me in there! I get to laughing and don't get any sewing done.
Sewing my rows together now, while watching the first season of Downton Abbey.
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Love how it turned out. Especially the way the grid just pops. Thinking I will probably make more than one. Next time the grid is going to be the darkest color.
So sorry for the late reply, have had a migraine for a few days and laid down for a few to ease the pain.
And yes auntP he is that big! about drives me nuts when he wants to sit on ya and snuggle......gets worse when the 70lb boxer boy joins us.......and even worse when the 2 boys start to fight over who gets momma's lap....
Well the sunshine finally came out so convinced DH to hike for 4 hours with me.... home again now....so just checking in, will get into that sewing chair now!
Love how the projects are turning out, thanks so much for the photos.
Thanks Caroline, I looked at your photos and counted the number needed. I figured you just listed the number for one of the colors. Sorry to hear you have a migraine, I have those and they are not fun. I have enjoyed the retreat today, DH did a retreat of his own in the garage. He was playing with his planner and a lot of wood. Here is what I have so far. Trying to decide If I want the extra border to tone it down a little. I think I will switch to Knitting tonight and get back to the sewing tomorrow.
Auntpiggylpn- I love the colors! I am jealous of how quickly you did this.
Emma - Your colors are great also so nice and soft. I need to find some purples and get them in my stash.


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Pumpkin Lemongrass chrysanthemum autumn containers with Christel Colla!
I've introduced you to Christel's kitchen garden and her husband's collection of tin signs so let's see what Christel is doing today. Looks like she's made us some pumpkin Lemongrass chrysanthemum autumn containers.
She's the most inspiring person always coming up with new garden designs or making some kind of outstanding container arrangement. Her talents go beyond the garden to music and card crafting. I've never seen a person be so obedient to God to develop all that God has given them and she's so generous to share. Thank you Christel.
Her husband Johnny….cut out the tops and Christel scooped out the insides which makes them last longer. Christel lives in California and that day it was rather warm but the cooler days to come will extend the life…..the good part is the pumpkins can be easily peeled away at planting time and all goes right in the garden or divided for places in other containers. If you live in a frost free zone…the mums will continue to be green for quite some time.
She said the pumpkin scraping was labor intensive. She was so tired but this part can't be skipped or you'll have a rotten mess too quickly before the season is done. Good job my dear friend. You always go the extra mile and do it right.
Please leave a comment telling Christel how much you enjoyed her giving us step by step instructions. I enjoyed it so much that I just had to share.
Christel first used Lemongrass and planted that in the pumpkins.
Next up the autumn flower selections
Sitting on Christel's porch is a gorgeous pot of ornamental peppers…fittingly..a nice companion autumn container arrangement with the pumpkins.
And isn't it to die for…..
Christel's husband..Johnny..cut the pumpkins for her. This is a hard task and he is using a hand held power saw. Pretty smart I'd say. Saved Christel an hour or more she said. She was grateful. Johnny helps her do a lot of things…both are lucky to have each other. Both are immensely talented in a lot of areas.
Thank you so much for letting me use your photos Christel. I love you for it.
Thought you might also like to see Christel's kitchen garden from a few years past. I featured her in a magazine that is no longer around but these photos sure tell the story. Christel changes this with each year and season and her fruits have grown in so nicely. She does keep up her bird feeders every day. Hats off sweet friend. Always a pleasure.


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Big Rigs in Anime...
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ladydx wrote:I have a vid idea...and I need to know of any anime that has big rigs in it...I've been told Bebop does..as of course the Transformers...but is there anything else? It dosen't have to feature them...i just need the footage of them...any help would be much appreciated!
The first episode of Love Hina has a moving truck driving away. Not sure if it's considered a "rig" though.
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A couple suggestions
Lupin III: Mystery of Mamo (if you can find Streamline's VHS tape). This has a Truck that's waaay too big.
Could also take the super big route and find a Speed Racer episode called "The Mammoth Car".
Could also take the super big route and find a Speed Racer episode called "The Mammoth Car".
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well try going with gundam or something of that nature too
they have plenty in them i think but i have not really watched them so i have really no clue where to go next
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