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6.29: Volcanic Landforms
Why is the Republic of Indonesia made of 17,508 islands?
Around the Pacific Rim is Indonesia, a nation built from the dotted volcanoes of an island arc. Indonesia is distinctive for its rich volcanic soil, tropical climate, tremendous biodiversity, and volcanoes. These volcanoes are in Java, Indonesia.
Landforms from Lava
Volcanoes and Vents
The most obvious landforms created by lava are volcanoes, most commonly as cinder cones, composite volcanoes, and shield volcanoes. Eruptions also take place through other types of vents, commonly from fissures (Figure below). The eruptions that created the entire ocean floor are essentially fissure eruptions.
A fissure eruption on Mauna Loa in Hawaii travels toward Mauna Kea on the Big Island.
Lava Domes
Viscous lava flows slowly. If there is not enough magma or enough pressure to create an explosive eruption, the magma may form a lava dome. Because it is so thick, the lava does not flow far from the vent. (Figure below).
Lava domes are large, round landforms created by thick lava that does not travel far from the vent.
Lava flows often make mounds right in the middle of craters at the top of volcanoes, as seen in the Figure below.
Lava domes may form in the crater of composite volcanoes as at Mount St. Helens
Lava Plateaus
A lava plateau forms when large amounts of fluid lava flow over an extensive area (Figure below). When the lava solidifies, it creates a large, flat surface of igneous rock.
Layer upon layer of basalt have created the Columbia Plateau, which covers more than 161,000 square kilometers (63,000 square miles) in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
Lava creates new land as it solidifies on the coast or emerges from beneath the water (Figure below).
Lava flowing into the sea creates new land in Hawaii.
Over time the eruptions can create whole islands. The Hawaiian Islands are formed from shield volcano eruptions that have grown over the last 5 million years (Figure below).
The island of Hawaii was created by hotspot volcanism. You can see some of the volcanoes (both active and extinct) in this mosaic of false-color composite satellite images.
Landforms from Magma
Magma intrusions can create landforms. Shiprock in New Mexico is the neck of an old volcano that has eroded away (Figure below). The volcanic neck is the remnant of the conduit the magma traveled up to feed an eruption.
The aptly named Shiprock in New Mexico.
- Landforms created by lava include volcanoes, domes, and plateaus.
- New land can be created by volcanic eruptions.
- Landforms created by magma include volcanic necks and domes.
Use this resource to answer the questions that follow.
1. What type of lava is produced by volcanoes?
2. How did the columns in the video form?
3. How was Fingal's cave formed?
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5. How does basalt behave when it has a lot of gas trapped within it?
1. What is Shiprock and how did it form?
2. How do lava plateaus form?
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Like so many of his friends and colleagues across the world, we were shocked and saddened to hear of the death of Caspar Bowden, the British privacy activist and co-founder of the Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR).
Among a community filled with perceptive advocates for a better future, Caspar Bowden stood out as one of the most prescient and the most determined. With a far-reaching knowledge of both policy and technology, he was frequently years ahead of his contemporaries in identifying upcoming issues, and never hesitated to transform his own life and career to better meet those challenges.
The first line of the opinion issued earlier this week by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA Court) reauthorizing the NSA's mass surveillance of telephone records is telling: "'Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose,' well, at least for 180 days." The court's observation that "the more things change, the more they stay the same" refers to the fact that its opinion allows the bulk collection of phone records one last time, through the end of November. But the court could have also been describing its disappointing business-as-usual approach to deciding how the recently passed USA Freedom Act affected this program.
The Senate passed the USA Freedom Act today by 67-32, marking the first time in over thirty years that both houses of Congress have approved a bill placing real restrictions and oversight on the National Security Agency's surveillance powers. The weakening amendments to the legislation proposed by NSA defender Senate Majority Mitch McConnell were defeated, and we have every reason to believe that President Obama will sign USA Freedom into law.
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Section 215 has expired. At least for now.
The law that the NSA used to authorize its collection of vast amounts of information about the telephone calls of ordinary Americans is no more. Even though it's likely temporary, it's a good thing and we should pause to celebrate a little. The calls and emails Congress received from people across the country and across the political spectrum changed the debate.
The story being spun by the defenders of Section 215 of the Patriot Act and the Obama Administration is that if the law sunsets entirely, the government will lose critical surveillance capabilities. The fearmongering includes President Obama, who said: "heaven forbid we've got a problem where we could've prevented a terrorist attack or could've apprehended someone who was engaged in dangerous activity but we didn't do so."
So how real is this concern? Not very. Section 215 is only one of a number of largely overlapping surveillance authorities, and the loss of the current version of the law will leave the government with a range of tools that is still incredibly powerful.
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Student wellbeing has increasingly become a central focus for schools, and current policy frameworks state that it is a responsibility of every classroom teacher. The aim of this compulsory unit is to develop students' understanding of some of the issues that impact on student well-being, the contemporary policy contexts related to this area and the implications for their practice. Students will be expected to identify current education initiatives, including state policies together with national and global initiatives. In addition, the unit will prepare students for professional experience in this area. These aims fit within the Physical, Personal and Social Learning Strand of the new Victorian Essential Learnings Standards and are relevant to learning across the four domains of Health and Physical Education, Interpersonal Development, Personal Learning and Civics and Citizenship.
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Group presentation: Students will give a group presentation addressing a health and student wellbeing issue relevant to a primary school setting. The team presentation should go for approximately an hour and it should include a discussion of relevant research, policies, school-based practices and issues. As part of the presentation students should also teach the class an introductory year 5/6 lesson on the issue. Prior to the presentation, each group must submit a copy of the lesson plan, plus lesson outlines for two other lessons in order to reflect sequencing, equivalent to 1800 words, 40%
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A report on a student health and wellbeing issue: Students are required to select one health or student wellbeing issue based on a series of scripted scenarios and, with reference to relevant research, students are required to prepare a report about how this issue can be effectively addressed in the context of a hypothetical whole-school community, 2000 words, 50%
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Heat the oven to 425°F. Place the beef into a lightly greased roasting pan. Season with the black pepper, if desired. Roast for 30 minutes or until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the beef reads 130°F. Cover the pan and refrigerate for 1 hour.
Reheat the oven to 425°F. Beat the egg and water in a small bowl with a fork.
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Chicken, carrots and mushrooms simmer in a rich red wine sauce. Perfect for cold days!
This robust chicken dish, known as Coq au Vin in France, gets its wonderful flavor and rich color from the red wine and bacon. It is usually prepared with bone-in chicken pieces, but we found that boneless chicken thighs work best in the slow cooker. The chicken becomes very tender and will fall apart into pieces for easier serving.
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(August 30- Lake Charles and Sulphur) First National Bank employees will participate in the Southwest Louisiana American Heart Association Benefit Start! Heart Walk on November 7th at the Lake Charles Civic Center. The event, which serves as the signature fund-raising event for the American Heart Association, promotes physical activity and heart-healthy living. FNB employees from the Lake Charles and Sulphur offices will participate in the Start! Heart Walk, encouraging other to take steps toward heart-health lifestyles while raising funds to fight heart disease and stroke.
�Unfortunately, too many of us have lost a loved one to heart disease or stroke. To help bring an end to these diseases, my colleagues and I will be walking in this year�s Start! Heart Walk. We appreciate the opportunities we have at First National Bank to raise funds for important organizations that change lives in our community,� said FNB�s Brian Abshire.
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Above and Beyond (1949) The first movie made about the atomic bomb and bombing of Hiroshima. Robert Taylor played Col. Tibbetts.
They Came to Cordura (1959). Gary Cooper is escorted prisoner Rita Hayworth and five soldiers back to base during the Spanish military expedition in 1916. Coop's trying to determine if the soldiers are truly worthy of receiving the Medal of Honor or are really cowards. It's been 30 years since I saw this one. I enjoyed it.
2001 (1968). I got sucked into watching this the other night on TCM. I had to record the last 40 minutes. Visually dazzling, the special effects are great, but boy it is sllloooooooooooooooow. I put 2001 in the 'I can see this movie once every 5 - 10 years' category. I like 2010 better.
Laura (1944). Classic mystery/suspense movie involving a murdered beauty with Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney and Clifton Webb.


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Grimlock is a piece of crap. I hate to say it, but he's no better than the Classics Deluxe from several years ago. In robot mode, he's a bit gappy and lacking in a full range of articulation. Conversion involves a few moves that are similar to the original, but it's somewhat difficult to turn his robot arms into T-rex legs and position them properly, oddly enough. I can't get him to not look bow-legged. Also, his entire stomach is hollow, which makes him useless to display in any position aside from his profile. And his plastic is really low-quality. (The Joes have also had a noticeable drop in plastic quality, but they've been able to work around it for the most part so it's not such a distraction.)
Oh, but his mouth lights up when you press a button!!!!1!!!!
It might seem like I'm judging him harshly, particularly by comparing him to much-loathed Classics Grimlock, but I expect a lot more from Hasbro in 2013 than I did in 2006 (?), and the teaser of Grimlock was one of the big deals in the marketing of the game. And he's my favoritest. I don't think it's fair to judge him against Masterpiece Grimlock, but it's more than fair to judge him against Animated Grimlock, which beats the tar out of this figure.
D. This figure is so bad (particularly for the price), I'm debating whether to even open Blaster and Magnus or just return them to the store.
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I transformed Grimlock back to robot mode, since he's useless as a T-rex. This will be the only transforming Grimlock I can't display in dino mode (not counting versions who transform into tanks or Ford Mustangs, obviously). In robot mode, he's not as bad as I initially thought. (I suspect a lot of my hatred was over the worthlessness of his dino mode.) The articulation is still a little lacking, and he kinda looks like a 2006 figure, but he's decent enough as a robot. I've got to upgrade my grade a little, but I can't give him full marks. I'll say, based on the passability of robot mode, he's more a C. I still can't recommend him at $23+.


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Description ADULT In breeding season, has heavily streaked head, neck, and mantle; scapulars are marked with orange-brown and wings are otherwise dark. Underparts are white, but boldly marked with dark arrowhead spots. In winter, upperparts are mainly dark gray-brown, but note white throat and wing stripe; underparts are white with gray-brown spots. JUVENILE Similar to winter adult, but feathers on back and wings have pale margins.
Dimensions Length: 10" (25 cm)
Habitat Locally common breeding species on rocky ridges among upland tundra. In winter, found on rocky shores along Pacific coast.
Observation Tips Usually easy to find on rocky breakwaters in winter.
Range Alaska, Northwest, Western Canada, California
Voice Mostly silent.
Discussion Robust, plump-bodied shorebird associated with rocky shores and undaunted by breaking waves. Feeds in small groups outside breeding season and associates with Black Turnstone. All birds have a rather short, slender, and stubby bill, orange-yellow legs, and, in flight, striking white pattern on wings and tail (but not on back, as in turnstones). Sexes are similar.


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Akai S700
Akai's 12-bit S700 was released in 1987 as a rack-mount spin-off of the X7000 keyboard sampler. The S700 is a very user-friendly sampler. It's much like the S612 that preceded it, but with some improvements. It has the same filters and effects as the S612. Its sampling frequency ranges from 4 to 32 KHz and it supports up to 8 seconds of sample-time. Its polyphony is limited at just 6 voices and unfortunately it uses the totally obsolete 2.8-inch QuickDisk format for loading and saving samples.
A unique limitation of its sampling, the S700 is capable of recording only six 0.8-second samples at its maximum bandwidth setting of 16kHz. It samples in mono and using twelve bits it has a distinctly lo-fi sound quality. Yes there's a low-pass filter and no, it's not resonant. So, limited memory, sound quality and data-storage may label the S700 as a dead end. But some think it's got character and continue to use them today. It's a dinosaur, and some people may like that about it!
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- Specifications
- Polyphony - 6 voices (increase to 16 with the optional ASK70 expansion board)
- Sampler - 12-bit linear, 4kHz - 32kHz (variable) sampling rates
- Memory - 128 or 256 KB (8 seconds at 4KHz)
- Modulation - LFO with sine wave, speed, depth and delay controls
- Filter - High and Low Pass filter
- Keyboard - None
- Effects - None
- Control - MIDI
- Date Produced - 1987
- Websites of Interest
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Guitar Center: Synths and MIDI
Sweetwater: Hot items in Keyboars section
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AMS: Brand synths and accessories
The Woodwind & Brasswind Store
music123.com: Synth Blow Out Deal Section
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There was a thread a few months ago where Earl Dillow and Bill Davis were trading war stories from their field trial days in the 80s/90s. Their stories were bitter sweet in the fact that they had to sacrifice a lot to get where they wanted in the game.
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So, I am currently working on building another PC, this time for my daughter. I have about 1/2 the hardware I need so far, I still need to buy a motherboard, processor and memory.
I'm feeling pretty good about this build, I found a nice Cooler Master case today for $35 on Newegg ($50 minus $15 mail-in rebate). I had the rest of the hardware laying around and decided to put it all to good use, including an old GTX 560 Ti graphics card.
I've forgotten how much I enjoy building these things. My last build was summer 2011.
A couple of months ago my sister asked me to build her a system, she was going to buy the parts from Newegg and ship them to my house, then once the build was done I was going to ship it to her. Sadly she never did buy the hardware.
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Tillie Mae has been with me about 6 years now. She came from Indiana Bulldog Rescue at 8 months old after hemi vertebrae surgery. Pam B. had gotten her healed, but she had/has issues walking. We did hydrotherapy and when Tillie got her head connected with her back legs, well, Tillie the Tornadie was born! Poor girl has gone through SO much in her life. We struggled with constant utis and some back issues we continue to work on…….but every day, every single day, my silly Tillie LOVES life, dances, and exudes so much happiness that she blows my mind! She NEVER has a bad day. Life is for living!! She supported me as much as I her, as I had just lost my beloved Mackie Boy a few months before I got her. Our connection is as special as we all know they are with bullies. Each one has their place in our hearts. My Pill, certainly does! But , I must beware………..she boings instead of jumps and has a knack of sneak attacking me when I least expect it!
Bulldog = Love certainly is true. I am Blessed to be a part of her life! Thank you for the Honor of Bulldog of the Month!!
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More than a dozen people stood outside Kromrey Middle School Friday morning with signs calling on the Department of Public Instruction to revoke a teacher's license.
Andrew Harris was a seventh-grade teacher at Glacier Creek Middle School until he was terminated, after being accused of receiving and sharing explicit emails while on the job.
"We were told if we exhausted all legal channels if our school board went through all legal channels to get rid of him and we're still in this predicament that the DPI would look at his license and possibly revoke it," said Kira Dott, a mother at Glacier Creek Middle School.
Recently the State Supreme Court turned down the case, and arbitrators ruled Middleton Cross Plains School District wrongly fired Harris and he should be reinstated.
"Their hands are tied now by the courts so it's up to us parents. We're the last voice that can say we don't want him," Dott said.
It was not just parents at the protest. One man who refused to identify himself but would only say he was also a parent was outside Kromrey taking pictures of the protestors.
News 3 confirmed he is William Haus, an attorney who has represented Harris in this matter. Haus said the situation was poorly handled by the school district, citing the arbitrator's report that notes other faculty members were disciplined in regards to the emails but were treated differently.
"Why are they concerned about the other people that are still in there in the school? Same thing happened, they've been teaching for four years," said Haus, referring to the parents protesting.
Aside from Harris, six other people were disciplined by the district, but none were terminated and two retired.
"Pick on one guy, they've been teaching for four years. I don't see any demonstration about that. I don't understand the disparity," Haus said.
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I don't agree that dogs are programmed to go long ... or better put, I think whether a dog prefers to go long or short depends
For example, if there is a short gun up - flyer or dead - you will find that some dogs will not want to look past that station or drive past that bird.
In the same vein, sometimes the dogs prefer the long bird because it is more attractive. For example, the short bird is a dinky throw, the long bird is a big throw across the horizon with feathers up in the sun. Depending on the conditions, a long dead bird can be more attractive to the dogs than the shorter flier.
It is one thing to overrun the short retired bird on the way to a long unretired bird.
It is another thing to overrun the short retired bird on the way to the long retired bird.
There are so many different variables that I don't know how valid any generalizations are here.
I never met the man, but I have heard plenty of Rex Carr's students tell me that even though he worked on secondary selection in training that when he was at a trial, if there was an attractive bird that the dogs wanted that was long, he would tell his students to let the dogs take that bird.


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Confused about CO2 Diffuser and Air Stones
Hello Everyone! I have just gotten into freshwater and am reading up about equipment. I came across CO2 diffusers and airstones. I understand that CO2 diffusers are for plants and air stones are for oxygen in the water, but could you use them at the same time? I'm very confused about this. Thanks, Michael
You really don't need an airstone (bubbler) if your filtration provides adequate movement (oxygenation) of the water...but I don't think there is a problem using them together, if that's what you mean
Not so sure what you mean. If you mean using an air stone and a co2 diffuser simultaneously, then yes you can, no harm is done but nothing is achieved either because all your co2 gasses out of the water into the air due to the air stone. In tanks with co2 dosing, the surface of the water is generally kept still to avoid co2 gassing out. In such a system plants provide the oxygen, not surface agitation.
If you mean using a diffuser as an air stone or an air stone as a diffuser, then that probably will not work well. Co2 diffusers have really fine pores to produce really small bubbles that can dissolve fully on its way up towards the surface. However, the pressure needed to create these fine bubbles is high and an air pump for oxygenation will fail to push air through. An air stone has larger pores and thus the bubbles produced are larger. If hooked up to a co2 system, the bubbles are so large that most of the co2 gas still will not have dissolved by the time the bubble has reached the surface. Air stones are also not equipped to handle acidic conditions caused by co2 and will eventually fall apart if used as a diffuser.


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Alternate name: Marsh Hawk
Family: Accipitridae, Hawks and Eagles view all from this family
Description ADULT MALE Has pale blue-gray head and upperparts and a striking white rump (only obvious in flight); underparts are mainly pale, but note the reddish streaks, most intense on chest. In flight, dark trailing edge to wings and black wingtips are most striking when seen from below. Note the faintly barred, black-tipped tail. ADULT FEMALE Brown, with darker barring on wings and tail, streaking on body underparts, and narrow white rump; white head markings create an owl-like facial disk. JUVENILE Similar to adult female, but plumage is tinged reddish orange, particularly on underparts.
Dimensions Length: 16-24" (41-61 cm); Wngspn: 3' 6" (1.1 m)
Habitat Widespread and fairly common although seldom seen in large numbers, except when gathering at communal winter roosts. Favors marshes, grassland, and open country with plenty of small mammal prey. Summer breeding visitor (present mainly May-Aug) to much of northern North America, present year-round across Midwest belt and a winter visitor further south.
Observation Tips Easiest to find in winter.
Range New England, California, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Southeast, Alaska, Rocky Mountains, Northwest, Great Lakes, Texas, Florida, Eastern Canada, Southwest, Western Canada
Voice Mostly silent.
Discussion Long-winged, long-tailed raptor that is typically seen gliding at slow speeds low over the ground with almost effortless ease and seldom a wingbeat. Often quarters the ground in a fairly systematic manner, searching for prey: feeds mainly on small mammals and birds, located in part by hearing. In direct flight, wingbeats are deep and powerful. Sexes are dissimilar in plumage terms and males are smaller than females.


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For 40 years, Berkeley, California restaurant Chez Panisse and its founder, Alice Waters, have had a profound influence on food, farming, cooking and dining around the world. Berkeley-based artist Patricia Curtan began hand printing menus for the restaurant during its early years. Her menus, works of art in their own right, capture the unique spirit of the restaurant with letterpress and linoleum-block prints on beautiful paper. In Menus for Chez Panisse, Curtan presents four decades of menus, including dinners for special guests such as Julia Child, Hillary Clinton, Mikhail Baryshnikov and James Beard, with notes about the menus, the artwork, the occasions and, of course, the food. Hardcover, 184 pages.
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By Charlie Mitchell
OXFORD – "They don't know what 'they're' talking about." "Why don't 'they' wait until they find out for sure?"
"I can't stand the way 'they' do that."
The "they" here is the news media.
And to each complaint, I would add, "amen."
And then I would say, "but …."
When a fertilizer factory blows up in Texas, when children are shot in a school, when bombs go off in Boston … when any news "breaks," it has become common that among the initial flurry of facts people read and hear, many will simply be wrong.
For the media, this is embarrassing.
For the news consumer, it's frustrating.
For the record, it's not going to get any better.
We of the press are not going to "learn our lesson." Immediacy is too valuable; it ranks right up there and often trumps accuracy.
The central component here is akin to the fog of war. The first telling of any story is rarely perfect. It takes a while for the smoke to clear, to sort things out, to determine what really happened as opposed to what appears to have happened.
Don't believe me? Ask Mississippi troopers. Doubtless they have been dispatched to "18-wheeler load of chickens overturned, blocking the Interstate, multiple-vehicle accidents," yet when they arrive find a farmer on the side of the road with a flat tire and a crate of hens in the bed of his pickup.
Think about your own experiences.
Even "reliable information" can be wrong.
My introduction to this was as a fledgling news reporter.
A riverboat that doubled as a community theatre burned at its moorings. The troupe that used the stage was giving the mayor grief for not working fast enough to authorize repairs of the city-owned boat.
In an interview, the mayor calmly and confidently told me he didn't understand why his critics were so animated because, after all, they had used the boat for free for years, hadn't paid a dime toward maintenance or upkeep.
The next day's edition with my bylined story accurately quoting the mayor was on the front page. I was pretty proud of it. Then I glanced over toward my boss's desk. There stood the president of the theatre guild waving something in the editor's face.
It was the troupe's rent receipts, signed by the city clerk.
I kept my job, but am still not sure how. I had clearly failed in a journalist's duty to provide truthful information. What can't be forgiven, at least not as easily, is sloppy or indifferent reporting or pure speculation – stringing together scattered facts into a template that suits a reporter's bias.
But it's entirely likely that a lot of the bogus information we hear and read during crisis reporting comes from reliable sources. Those sources are just like the mayor who misinformed me. He thought he was speaking accurately. I figured he knew what he was talking about.
Even the worst reporters rarely pull statements out of thin air. Someone has usually told them something, believing it to be correct. Later, at "oops time," the journalist, properly, takes the rap – doesn't say, "but that's what I was told."
Reporting news is and has always been incremental. Even back when there was one newspaper and one newscast every 24 hours, stories changed day-to-day. What was accurate one day might not be the next. Today, with reporters and sources tweeting every second, a lot more of what we see and hear changes as more becomes known and verified.
We can be confident in the basics. There were bomb blasts in Boston near the marathon finish line. People were killed. People were hurt. Beyond that, what we get is not the pure, absolute, complete, final truth we seek. It is the best available version of the truth at the moment.
As news consumers, we don't like this. It's frustrating. We condemn the media. "You can't believe anything they say" or "Why don't they hire people who know how to do their jobs?"
If we reflect on those statements, fair-minded folks will be more understanding.
The story keeps changing because, well, the story keeps changing. Ultimately, truth is truth. In news reporting, the path and process of finding and reporting it is rarely perfect.
CHARLIE MITCHELLL is a Mississippi journalist. Write to him at Box 1, University, MS 38677, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.


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As the authentic global voice of diabetes, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) has achieved much in fixing diabetes firmly on the international political agenda. Diabetes and other Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) are now recognised as leading threats to development in the 21st century and to the success of the United Nations' ambition to eradicate poverty.
But our work is very far from over. We showed determination in securing the UN Resolution on Diabetes, we were resolute in our campaigning for the UN High Level Meeting on Non-Communicable Diseases. Now we must remain determined to ensure that political promises turn into practical action on the ground to help people living with or under the threat of diabetes.
At the World Health Assembly in Geneva last month, the world's governments agreed a framework of time-bound targets for NCDs, including a breakthrough for IDF: the commitment to halt the rise in diabetes. I am not alone in considering this target to be the other side of ambitious. With literally hundreds of millions with IGT or early evidence of the metabolic syndrome, the conveyor belt of new cases of diabetes will grind on relentlessly. Better care and treatment should mean that people with diabetes live longer, thus increasing the total number of those with the disease. Halting the rise in diabetes will be a colossal challenge, and will require huge commitment by governments in effective primary prevention measures.
IDF is currently working on a powerful tool to help our Member Associations in every region monitor the progress of their governments against their promises made in Geneva. The Diabetes Scorecard will be launched later this year.
The Board of IDF and I are passionate about strengthening our regions and providing member associations with the tools to do ever more for people with diabetes. So I am delighted that IDF's regional focus will be reflected in Diabetes Voice which is a powerful channel for linking and learning about the challenges we face and the successes we achieve nationally across all IDF regions.
IDF's number one publication also ensures the experience of living with diabetes cannot be ignored. Diabetes Voice will report on news and information from all parts of the world, and will discuss IDF's progress and challenges related to the disease burden. Diabetes Voice will continue to inform members about key diabetes issues related to advocacy, society, technology and clinical development. Most significantly it will focus on the delivery of critical services for people affected with diabetes regardless of where they may live in the world. My hope is that there will be an abundance of success and trailblazing efforts to report in this triennium, 2013-2015.
The work of our Federation depends crucially upon our volunteers who give unstintingly of their time and expert knowledge, serving the cause of diabetes selflessly, whether in Member Associations, or IDF's Board, Task Forces, Consultative Sections and expert working groups. Their contribution is hugely appreciated and will never be taken for granted.
One such magnificent volunteer was Professor Harry Keen who died in April. His illustrious career is briefly summarised in an obituary in News in Brief. A fellow trustee of Diabetes UK, I learned much from Harry, especially how much the committed volunteer could achieve for people with diabetes. He embodied all the virtues of the volunteer for diabetes, and we will miss his influence and passion, as well as his undiminished wit and wisdom.
Diabetes Voice is the collaborative work of all its expert volunteers and local champions. On behalf of the board of IDF, I thank our network of tireless contributors who are at the core of this magazine's success. In welcoming Elizabeth Snouffer as editor, I also thank Tim Nolan for his outstanding contribution over eleven years.
Finally, I'd like to remind our readers about the World Diabetes Congress in Melbourne from 2-6 December 2013. Professor Paul Zimmet has assembled a brilliant international faculty, with new Streams, and important announcements will be made in Melbourne. The Convention Centre is outstanding, and in addition to the thousands of clinicians, healthcare professionals and representatives of Member Associations, we shall be joined by a new cohort of Young Leaders in Diabetes and Parliamentary Champions for Diabetes. It may be quite a long way to travel, but the Congress will certainly be worth attending! I'll look forward to seeing you there.
Michael Hirst
President, International Diabetes Federation
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As the authentic global voice of diabetes, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) has achieved much in fixing diabetes firmly on the international political agenda. Diabetes and other Non-communicable Diseases (NCDs) are now recognised as leading threats to development in the 21st century and to the success of the United Nations' ambition to eradicate poverty.


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What you will need:
- books
- eco-friendly wrapping paper
- paper scraps
- twine
- scissors
- marker
Step 1: Collect Your Books
I was surprised to see that we already had almost a dozen holiday books in our library. For the other half of the books, I scoured our local thrift store for gently used books and then picked up a handful from the library to include.
Step 2: Wrap the Books
Choose a few eco-friendly wrapping papers and wrap each of the books.
Step 3: Tag the Books
Using leftover paper scraps, cut out 25 tags to tie to your books with twine (one to signify each day from December 1st to Christmas. I used an assortment of clothing price tags, leftover paper, paint chips and supplies from my craft closet for the tags.
Step 4: Display the Books
Find a fun place in your home when everyone can see the books lined up from 1 to 25.
Step 5: Enjoy Reading Together Each Night in December
Our book advent calendar is all ready to go and is on display in our family room. Every time my son walks by, he asks me how many more days he has to wait! Once December 1st hits, each day your child gets to unwrap the book that corresponds with the date. As the stack of books gets smaller, you'll know the big day is getting closer. Hint: encourage your child to unwrap the books carefully so you can reuse the same wrapping paper for next year's advent calendar or for a holiday gift this year.


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Tie Dye 60 At Disney's Pop Century Resort: The Everyday Adventures Of The Purple Van September 13, 2010
If you've ever been to Pop Century, you're familiar with the huge icons at the front of the resort representing the decades of the "Classic Years." Here's a link to an earlier post to refresh your memory.
But you may not have noticed that the back of the main resort building, Classic Hall, also has huge icons representing the decades including this tie dye 60. You would think that something this big and colorful would be hard to miss but I noticed it for the first time today...and the purple van is at Pop Century at least once every day! There's just a lot to see at this resort.
To check this out, exit the lobby from the rear and head to the main pool and then turn around...as you face the rear of Classic Hall, it will be on your left...
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Being basically religeous...at least to the degree I'm a Christian...it's hard to understand what HIS plan is here. Especially when I see how many Catholics voted against their basic beliefs. Are there that many 'guilt-ridden' americans that voted their feelings above all else?
Or was it like Charles Barkley stated, "Poor black people have been voting Democrat for over 40 years, and they are still poor." Obviously that phrase fits more than black people, and this year they all voted. The 'why' I asked rhetorically, is quite simple. Here's one answer:
"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves money from the Public Treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits from the Public Treasury with the result that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy always followed by dictatorship."
Alexander Fraser Tyler, "The Decline and Fall of the Athenian Republic"
Or maybe this is the reason?
To amplify on that Einstein theory, is this:Obama, King of Foolsby Ted Nugent11/21/2008It is a defining indicator that the embarrassing, self inflicted dumbing down of America is all but complete when people vote against their own self-interest.I'll say it: it is obvious that many Americans are not very smart. Quite dumb, actually. To listen to the Sirius radio interview with Obama voters from Harlem mindlessly cheering on Obama as the interviewer attributes McCain's policies to the Democrats is pathetic and an inescapable indicator of the blind leading the blind. Not Godbless or goddam America! God help America.Trying to explain how our economy works and why lowering taxes is always better for them and their country, than imposing higher taxes is an economic bridge too far for many of the Obama sheep. Unfortunately there is no "See Spot & the Economy Run" book for the hooked on phonics crowd. Many of these numbskulls can't balance a check book or spell "e-c-o-n-o-m-i-c-s" but they sure know who will give them stuff. The lie is impossible.Expecting these idiotscitizens to have analyzed the tax positions of Obama and McCain and arrive at a decision that truly benefits them and America is wishful thinking. The reason is that they know zilch about how the economy operates and worse, don't care. Bama will take care of us. Four very scary things-a sow grizzly with cubs at closerange, a coiled rattlesnake in striking distance, me in a rental car in the left lane, and dunces with credit cards.And indeed they are dunces, products of a tax burning, failed public education system. That is, if they even bothered to complete high school. They don't read newspapers or books, and even if they did, I got twenty bucks that says they couldn't comprehend what they read. They are morons in the first degree. And clearly, they vote.If and when President Obama attempts to impose his wrong-headed, punitive tax structure, their stupidity is going to come back to thump them upside their vacuous heads with a very painful crowbar of reality. The economy works in strange and wondrous ways and has a unique way of severely punishing fools. Rare justice is a beautiful thing.These dunderheads have no clue how the economic mess was largely caused by Democrats, including Obama. But Obama, recognizing how gullible, naive and dumb many of his supporters are, drummed it into them that the economic mess was caused by President Bush and the Republicans and that he is going to give 95% of Americans a tax cut when 40% of Americans don't even pay any federal taxes. Investing deception capital in the stupidity of his supporters was a very wise move on Obama's part. That is if you don't really care about anything except getting elected.McCain had no marketable answer to Obama's charge because McCain knew that attempting to explain the economy to dumb people is impossible in 30 second commercials.Fantasy driven clowns like the idea of believing they are getting something for nothing. What they receive, however, is always scraps from the economic table. They are too dumb to recognize this and thus condemn themselves to a pathetic life clinging to the lowest rungs of the economic ladder. Their stupidity sentences them to a life of poverty and despair.The President Obama tax plan punishes the producers -- the people who employ the majority of Americans. In Joe the Plumber terms, economic crap will quickly flow down hill and punish the employees. I mean former employees. The result of spreading the wealth around is spreading unemployment around.Conversely, the McCain economic plan was based on tax cuts, which spur the economy forward, create jobs, and raise the standard of living for everyone. Pretty simple stuff, unless you are a stooge, comfortable in your ignorance who is easily manipulated and believes someone owes you something, such as healthcare and a job.As I've stated many times, people seldom get what they want, but usually get what they deserve. I'm very anxious to see our economy being built from the bottom up. There has never been a better time for that experiment. For the sake of my country, and my kids and grandkids, I wish you liberals well. You will have all the tools you need in the federal government, so there will be no excuses, no impediments.
You got the "change" you voted for, which is obvious by now with the many Clintonistas returning to power. And removing a few of those 'somewhat' conservative Democrats from their leadership posts, will further enhance your opportunity to move this nation into the socialistic camp.
Sorry Joe, et al, "hope" wasn't your reason for 'change'. No, the left's view of change was simply a total revengeful removal of Bush. It has to be gratifying to have achieved your goal. You and Bruce, Backpasture, Jeff, as well as all my East River libs, should be elated in your votes for 'change'. It's always enjoyable to watch folks receive what they wished for.


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Food is on the menu for alumni studies course
Posted April 3, 2005; 01:05 p.m.
"Let's Eat: Food in Contemporary American Culture," a six-week home study course that begins April 4, is being offered to members of the University community by the Alumni Association.
Jenna Weissman Joselit, a lecturer with the rank of professor in American studies, will lead the course, which is based on a freshman seminar. She will examine themes such as: the relationship between food and national identity; food and faith; health and body image; and the history of ethnic cuisine in the United States.
The course will consist of readings and online discussions. To wrap up the class, participants are invited to an optional discussion and wine tasting at the Princeton Club of New York on Thursday, May 19.
For more information, contact Kaitlin Lutz at (609) 258-0014.


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You should get a Pugh jersey. NO ONE ever gets an o line men jersey!
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The more talking this team does, the more pissed I get. I dont know why I havnt been as irritated as I am now, maybe I was still high off of 2 lombardis in 5 years. The things Tuck is saying is dishearting. You would never hear Stra say this ****. So negative. Im not crazy about Elis comments either but at least hes trying to stay positive and keep fighting. Tuck sounds like a baby
Tampa beating Atlanta, would that be an upset in this point of the season?
Talking football.
Atlanta is looking pretty weak right now....


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