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New Mexico Mercury article about lack of empathy and grounded understanding of human social issues in NM proposed legislation
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In the New Mexico Mercury: A report back from the 21st annual statewide New Mexico Water Dialogue meeting and thoughts on an inclusive governance strategy for our water's future.
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Abstract for a talk given at the Santa Fe Institute in January
Looking For Culture In All The Right Places (59.8KB)
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NM Mercury article about a public meeting on changes in the use of the Gila River Basin
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A readable book about how an alternative social science that doesn't try to pretend it's a chemistry lab can do a better job. Available in print and e-versions on most internet bookstores
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Putting water into aquifers instead of sucking it out
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Traditional irrigation in New Mexico
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Blog invited by Rachelle Annechino for the Ethnography Matters group
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NM Mercury article about a panel of experts talked about the need for water policy reform in the state.
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NM Mercury article about the "Water Dialogue" meeting, many different kinds of water users talking about how to get together and adapt to drought.
The state plans for a new water policy that looks like the one they planned for and never implemented
NM Mercury article about the kickoff meeting for a new water plan to base policy on.
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My Kingdom for a Function article in JASSS, describes ways to convert ethnographic complexity to language a computer can understand
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April 9th at 1 pm mountain time I'm doing a webinar for the International Institute on Qualitative Methodology. As far as I know it's free though you have to register. Information at: http://www.iiqm.ualberta.ca/ResearchTraining/WebinarSeries/WebinarSchedule2015.aspx
The IIQM asked me to write an entry for their blog, something more descriptive than an abstract. Here's what I sent them.
Universals, Particulars, and the Heartbreak of the Excluded Middle
I�m assuming that �we��those who do or those who are interested in a particular kind of human social research--are the audience of this IIQM seminar. That kind of research requires an understanding of meaning and context among those whom the project deems �subjects.� Between the lines of this job description lurks a complication, one long ago recognized in anthropology with its two definitions of �culture." On the one hand, culture is what we Homo sapiens share that makes us all human. On the other hand, culture is a specific historical situation of some group of those humans that differ in massively important ways from other groups. Clearly both versions of culture are relevant to a research project of any type. Any group will be both familiar and strange to a person not a member. How is it that we�any two �we�s��are both the same and different?
The wrong way to look at this complication is to try and figure out how to sort the all-human part from the unique local part. It�s the wrong way because it means you slice the social world into two pieces before you try to understand it, the universal piece and the locally different piece. In other words, you destroy the coherence of the data before you analyze it. That�s the heartbreak of the Law of the Excluded Middle in logic, either it�s this or it�s not this. What I want to argue in the IIQM seminar is that it�s not �either/or,� the so-called �exclusive or.� It�s �both/and� instead. Both/and, as it turns out, leads into controversies over Eastern or Buddhist logic. And since Lofte Zadeh introduced �fuzzy logic� in the 1960s in a �Western� format, the exclusive �Eastern� claim doesn�t work anymore anyway. I won�t try to deal with all that now.
In the IIQM seminar I will give in April, I�ll start with a story from the history of ethnographic research. It is a story about the terms �etic� and �emic.� The terms come from phonology in linguistics, �phonetic� and �phonemic.� In the old days, phonetic meant a system of notation that captured many distinct sounds that humans could make given the configuration of their articulatory biology. Phonemic meant the subset of those possible sounds that mattered in a particular language. I�ll give a few examples in the lecture to show how this works. Phonetic, the universal human part, was used to figure out the phonemic, the locally important part. But then when mainstream anthropology took the emic/etic distinction over, they lost the relationship between the two. Either you did etic ethnography or emic ethnography, never both. The heartbreak of the law of the excluded middle, a blow against clarity, and the creation of a lot of academic arguments that didn�t make any sense.
Next we�ll fast forward to the late 90s, when Donald Brown published his book on cultural universals. There is a brief YouTube of a public presentation he gave that we�ll look at to get the general message. Anthropologists have always been biased towards the discovery of human social differences. They ignored the fact that differences could only be made sense of if there is some kind of connective tissue to make a translation across those differences possible. In 2013 I wrote a book, The Lively Science: Reconstructing Human Social Research, where I made that argument. (The book is written for a general audience and suitable for birthdays and bar mitzvahs.) In the last few years I�ve given several talks, based on the book, that feature the emic/etic issue. Interesting to me is that the topic of universals makes most audiences nervous. It seems to me that the norm remains, that differences are the right focus and that universals run from problematic to threatening. The heartbreak of the excluded middle again, not both/and, but rather either/or.
Finally, though I�m no expert in the area, we�ll sample a few themes from the many fields that now blur the differences between cultural variability and universals with issues like the nature of cooperation, the ubiquity of social network power laws, the universality of fairness, and theory of mind. This sample won�t be a conclusion, but rather what I think of as a promising and comparatively recent direction that looks like a road to the both/and logic that will move us towards a single theory of what it is to be human and how it is that that humanity takes different forms. One theory, minus the excluded middle.
Where do we end? Most important is a mindset that rejects the law of the excluded middle. True, we need to guard against using the call to universals to justify naive realism. But we also need to hold off conclusions that differences are all that matter. We need to think of universals as the figure against which the ground of differences can be understood. Most importantly, we need a coherent theory that includes them both and considers how to mix evolutionary and historical explanation with contemporary ethnography. Time permitting, a final focused example from a serious game language/culture training project that I recently participated in will conclude the seminar and open up the digital gathering for discussion.
That's the abstract. Now back to the usual news. An article I've been trying to publish for years will finally appear in a journal called Cultus, an Italian based journal for translator/interpreter/intercultural types. A prepublication version is in the column to your left, "Looking for culture in all the right places." The article grew out of work with computational and anthropological linguistic colleagues around efforts to figure out how to train civilian and military heading for faraway places. I miss my language and culture work. That project, in turn, came out of that magical long ago moment when Obama and Petraeus intersected on the theme of, the U.S. really has to stop being so naive about countries it deals with, echoes of Vietnam and the Iraqi follies of Bush the younger echoing strongly in the background.
I've started a book called "Backwater," about New Mexico (and the world's) issues with water governance. Me and about a thousand other people are writing them. Amazing to have seen the topic diffuse so rapidly even in the few years I've been working on it. No end in sight. No matter, I'm enjoying the brain food, and the spread of water--and environmental in general--consciousness is a good thing.
In September I gave a talk at the School for Advanced Research, http://sarweb.org/index.php, a long-standing center for anthropology and indigenous arts in Santa Fe. (The abstract is in the left-hand column). It was similar to the talk I gave in Ensenada, only with New Mexican instead of U.S./Mexico frontier examples. Then in January I gave a similar talk at the Santa Fe Institute, only with more complexity in it http://www.santafe.edu/gevent/detail/science/1930/.
An article in The New Mexico Mercury recently came out, a description of a public water policy meeting in Albuquerque to inform decisions about how to use new money and water rights in the Gila River Basin. It highlights the lack of human social science research in the process and the limited view of "stakeholders" and "community" that result. The URL is at the top of the column to the left. Then just before I wrote this blog, another article in the Mercury lays out an idea for a more inclusive water policy process in the state based on the annual Water Dialogue conference. Its URL is on the left as well. Finally, the most recent article rants about the lack of empathy in proposed legislation in New Mexico.
Another new bit of writing is a forward for a book in preparation, by Larry Torres, a collection of his popular newspaper columns called "Growing Up Spanglish." Each column tells a story from the perspective of Canutito, a young boy growing up with his grandparents in Northern New Mexico. I've been a fan since the column first appeared in the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper and was honored to be asked to add a touch of linguistic anthropology at the beginning. It is downloadable from the column to the left.
Coming up in March will be a couple of weeks again in Puebla in Mexico working with colleagues there, then the webinar with the International Institute for Qualitative Methods, URL with which the blog started.
Life continues to be interesting.


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Ok so i am brewing up a batch of pumpkin ale tomorrow and am still not sure what to do...It seems to me like mashing the pumpkin wouldn't get me very far because the boil will get rid of the flavors i want...My other 2 options are adding the pumpkin at flameout letting it ferment then racking to secondary...and lastly adding the pumpkin into secondary, I haven't heard of anyone doing this (adding pumpkin to secondary) so please give me your thoughts....
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I add the pumpkin to the boil during the last 10 minutes.
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I have done plenty of reading, and am not one of those people who doesn't do research before asking a question...sorry if I re-hashed old threads...I ended up adding some to the mash and a can or so during the boil I pulled a Dual Day brewing this and an Amber...Took all day and im glad its over....11 gallons of pumpkin ale 5.5 of the amber...I split the pumpkin to 2 5.5 gallon batches and pitched with different strands. Thanks for input "Bdupree"
No offense taken, it's just that this time of year only about 10% of the people posting about pumpkin beers have read that thread or searched in the right spot, then start off by posting "I'm not sure what to do".
I know your question was addressed in that thread, so I assumed you hadn't seen it or searched, and i, personally, like to steer everyone to that thread since i consider it the end-all-be-all pumpkin thread.
Yeah unfortunately I think Yuri isn't responding much to that thread, and I read through the whole thing and googled and read everything i could find and still did not find the solution for pumpkin in secondary...I found allot of useful information however, and made my decision on what i thought would be best...I guess I'll know for next years batch what worked and what didn't...What killed me was a small MT. Having to sparge so much really compacted my grain bed! I haven't brewed many 11 gallon batches so it was fairly new. I will get better over time. my efficiency was way better than 70% and i over shot my OG which i have no problem with...The WlP002 took off already while my burton ale is still sitting...I pitched some servo on it so hopefully that gets things moving~Don't SMASH on the Newbies cactus we all had to start somewhere...: )
After reading through that whole pumpkin thread, I still can't tell if pumpkin can be added to secondary. I would like to try it for my next batch, but just want to know if there is some obvious reason this won't work that I am missing? I mainly want to get a good pumpkin flavor, not necessarily looking for the best conversion of sugar to ferment.
The people from my LHBS told me to add it to secondary to get the up front flavors, they said it would be like brewing a batch with fruit...you do it the same way, then again they both don't like or drink Pumpkin beers...However I have read that it will cause hazyness, and various other effects. Most everyone either adds it in boil,Or in the Mash. Being that I did not want have my BK get stuck while transfering to the Fermentor. I chose to suck it up and add it to the mash just for color. I did add one can to the beginning of the boil...Next time I will do one 5.5 gallon batch adding the pumpkin at flameout, And another 5.5 gallon batch putting the pumpkin in at secondary..For this batch I held back on the spices and will be adding them slowly during secondary to achieve spice perfection. Ill post my results in a year when I grow the balls to brew this again. As for your question I'd say go for it and see for yourself. Keep us posted. Good luckhttp://www.homebrewtalk.com/f36/dual...ailure-197156/
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I just recently brewed a pumpkin porter and did not add pumpkin into the boil. I plan on adding it to the secondary so I'll post the results once it's done fermenting and bottle conditioned. Could be about another month or so until I can post the outcome, though.
I brewed a batch of Yuri's "Thunderstruck" pumpkin ale a few months back and am very happy with the results. I added my baked pumpkin puree at the beginging of boil. Pumpkin in and of itself is not very flavorful and most of the "pumpkin pie" flavor people look for in pumpkin beers comes from the spice additions. I added a pumpkin spice "tea" when racking to my secondary using a cinnamon/nutmeg/allspice pumpkin pie spice mix and my beer turned out delicous.
I don't think that adding pumpkin to your secondary would do much for you other than cause a huge mess.
Many people don't even add pumpkin to their "pumpkin beers" as they get good results from just the spices without the pumpkin mess. I may try this next year but I do think that my pumpkin ale has a certain mouthfeel and color, that I think is attribute to the pumpkin I used, that I enjoy.


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New to Gardening in the Sun and Iris
Hello Folks -
I have been a shade/Hosta gardener for 15+ years and finally have a 7x5' sunny (7+ hrs) raised bed that has come about from taking out several trees.
My goal is to plant that area with sun loving perennials that would start in early spring into fall. Different varities would put on their show, finish and up comes the next grouping throughout the groing period.
I'm looking for help on when to plant Iris and what perennials would go well them leading into the next round of flowering plants.
I'm zone 5 (Cleveland OH).
Thanks for your help.
Hi there!
I'm in your zone. I just got into daylilies and irises last year. I was and still am a vegetable gardener. Last year I created a bed for daylilies and irises. I tucked in a couple of candytuft plants. They bloomed as soon as the snow was gone. The irises bloomed first (earlier this month). The daylilies are just starting to put on their show. I also have some daisies and coneflowers in there. The daisies are going to bloom soon. The cone flowers will bloom later on in the summer.
So here's the bloom order:
Daylilies & daisies
I ordered the irises from Schreiners and they shipped them in July. I also received a bunch of freebies from someone who was separating her iris bulbs (tubers) here on the Gardenweb. Sometimes you get lucky. They won't bloom this first year. Sometimes they are fussy and don't bloom the following either (I'd say better than half of the ones I ordered last year bloomed this year. All the plants look good and healthy this year too.)
The daylilies I bought some from the Lily Auction and some from Valley of the Daylilies. Some of them did bloom last year after planting! All of them are up right now and most have scapes. Can't wait for the show.
The coneflowers, daisies and candytuft I got here, there and everywhere locally. They are pretty common and not to hard to find at greenhouses or even the big box stores.
Hope this helps.
I think of my gardens in terms of spaces. I try to think of how much room a mature plant of the variety I am thinking of planting needs, and then try to arrange those circles or ovals or whatever in terms of color, height in a way that each plants gets the sun, water and nutrients it needs and is pleasing to my eye, At least that is what I start out thinking. A 7 X 5 space can fill up fast, so I would make sure that the plants I chose I really liked. I grew up in Akron OH, and the daylilies around there can get huge! (Well, some hostas, too!) It might be hard to fit a grouping of plants in to bloom at each time you are thinking of. I would be walking around my neighborhood and looking at as many sunny gardens as I could and see what appeals at different times and take notes.
Thank you both for your insight. Question to booberry85 - when you received your Iris order in July did you plant them right away?
I know how one could get carried away and end up with a tight mess aseedisapromise point well taken.
Thanks again,
Choose irises that will do well in Zone 5. booberry might be of help in that respect.
I love irises with roses, daylilies, and lilies. If I had your bed, I would choose a color scheme, plant one rose in the back with tall bulb lilies, then plant irises and daylilies in front. My irises bloom first, then the roses, then the lilies, then the daylilies. By the time the daylilies are finishing, the second flush of roses is starting, and when they are done the second bloom of daylilies starts. Here in CA we can grow reblooming irises, and they begin blooming for a second show when the roses get their fall flush of blooms.


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Living on the East Coast, it isn't too often that I make a cross-country visit to California. In fact, the only time I have been to The Golden State was a layover in San Francisco. That might have to change, however, because on California, an aptly-named ode to his home state, DJBooth newcomer Nieve officially has me convinced that I need to make my first real visit real soon. Producer Soulchef stays true to his name, cooking up an airy, soulful West Coast inspired beat perfect for Nieve and guest Tunji to rattle off some of the reasons as to why Cali is oh-so-great. If both emcee's fluid rhymes don't paint a picture of the Left Coast's lifestyle, perhaps the visuals, which highlight a few cool spots, will do the trick. For more laid back, breezy cuts, check out Nieve's latest album Playback, out now.
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harvesting beets
This is my first season with beets. Are mine ready to be harvested? I direct sowed on May 10 so it's been about 60 days so far.
Easily. Getting late for beets in your zone as with the heat they will start developing woody cores. Mine were all harvested 2-3 weeks ago. But it depends on how you plan to use them. For making pickled beets smaller than that is better - less coarse, woody texture.
I wouldn't let them go any longer.
Not so sure about smaller is better for pickled beets or any way you use them, I let mine get to at least the size of a baseball but most of mine are about 3 to 3-1/2 inches across, We just pickled 12 quarts and I will pick some more next week, Everyone seems to love my beets so there is no problem there, You could still plant a crop now they should be ready 1st or 2nd week of September.
Jimmy56 doesn't indicate where he lives or his garden zone so he may still be able to grow them now where he lives or if he doesn't mind cutting out the cores. We prefer ours more young and tender.
But either way, as he said they are a cool weather crop and once the weather warms too much the core goes woody and the tops begin to wilt and die back.
Zone 6 beet season is normally late Mar to mid-June depending on the weather and then again in late August to late Oct to early Nov.


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* "If you can't disagree on the law without taking it personally, find another day job. You shouldn't be an appellate judge." You've really got to admit that sometimes, Justice Scalia has an absolutely wonderful way of putting things. [Associated Press]
* David Boies sent everyone and their mother and their dog a letter asking them to destroy all docs leaked from the Sony hack, lest they face legal consequences, but there's just one problem with that pesky First Amendment. [WSJ Law Blog]
* The law students who requested exam delays due to unfair grand jury decisions claim they're not "coddled Millennials" — no, they're members of the new regime of lawyers who are willing to ask, "If not us, then who?" [National Law Journal]
* Please keep in mind that these students are likely the same ones who may be missing out about learning the intricacies of rape law because they want their professors to "protect them from causing or experiencing discomfort." [New Yorker]
* Well, this is an interesting round of musical chairs: Vice Media just poached James H. Schwab, the chairman of the media and entertainment practice group at Paul Weiss, to join the company as co-president. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Undergrad students at Boston University are trotting out the latest edition of the school's pre-law review. Feast your eyes upon the genius of future gunners, or don't, because it'll help them learn early that no one actually reads law reviews. [BU Today]
What Do Lawyers And Celebrities Have In Common?
Besides their good looks and fame, they're also increasing their focus on data security. In the wake of "Celebgate," the Sony Pictures hack, and nearly daily data breaches targeting massive corporations to individuals, law firms are finally recognizing the importance of bringing their cybersecurity policies up to speed.
* Waiting for bar exam results can be super stressful, and now there's a scientific study to prove it. The psychologists who conducted the study chose would-be lawyers as subjects since there's a long waiting period for exam results. Protip: they should've chosen the waiting period between graduation and finding a job. [National Law Journal]
* You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I'm telling you why: SantaCon hired a lawyer to come to town. All those protesting the annual event will get a lump of coal in their stockings from hundreds of drunk Santas. [NJ.com]
* "We're quite pessimistic. The operational, legal and political challenges here are immense." If — or perhaps more likely, when — SCOTUS abolishes Obamacare's federal tax credits, the law will spin into a "dreaded death spiral." [Talking Points Memo]
* Per the latest Citi Private Bank report, the legal market seems to be stabilizing. Yay! Litigators might cry, though, because transactional law is on the rise, and litigation is on the decline (and may be through 2016 and beyond). Oh no, boo! [Am Law Daily]
* Call your bookie, because Adam Silver, the commissioner of the NBA (who just so happens to be a former litigation associate from Cravath), would like everyone to know that he thinks sports betting should legalized. [DealBook / New York Times]
Quote of the Day, Supreme Court
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A pro se litigant with a case set to appear before the Supreme Court has… vanished.
Biglaw Partner Could Get Supreme Spanking For Bizarre Filing
What was this partner thinking when he filed this off-the-wall petition with the Supreme Court?
* We know all about the ridiculous lawyer with three Harvard degrees who is apparently considering suing a mom-and-pop Chinese restaurant over a $4 overcharge. We'll have more on this absolute absurdity later. [Boston.com]
* An English court ruled that a girl with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder couldn't be awarded damages against her mother because the harm occurred in utero. Remember folks, the unborn aren't people, only corporations are. [Daily Beast]
* A Foley & Lardner IP partner may be facing sanctions for a rather unorthodox petition for a writ of certiorari that he submitted to the Supreme Court. [Legal Times]
* Someone at Harvard Law taped fliers containing the last words of unarmed African-Americans who shot by police over portraits of their law professors. [ABC News]
* Per a recent study, the vast majority of law students have suffered from some sort of mental health issue while in law school. This isn't at all shocking. [Yale Daily News]
* Whoa, the American Bar Association shockingly deferred action on giving InfiLaw its blessing on the takeover of Charleston Law. Perhaps the ABA is turning over a new leaf as to saving law schools? [National Law Journal]
* Nevermind. The American Bar Association decided to grant provisional accreditation to the beleaguered LMU Duncan School of Law. Perhaps the ABA's new slogan should be, "Accredit all the law schools!" [Claiborne Progress]
* Like it or not, despite their financial constraints, it's likely that many law schools will never close, no matter how terrible they are — so as long as ABA regulation remains lax and the government keeps feeding students loan dollars to attend. [Daily Caller]
* If you read one piece of long-form journalism today, let it be this special report on the Supreme Court's "echo chamber," perhaps better known as the elite members of the SCOTUS bar who hoard all of the cases on the docket for themselves. [Reuters]
* In other law school-related news, fewer law school graduates are passing the California bar exam. California's pass rate for the July exam was just 48.6%, and it's been almost a decade since the pass rate was that low. Ouch! [Los Angeles Times]
* The NAACP Legal Defense Fund took to Twitter to name every unarmed person of color killed by the police since 1999. Gawker compiled short bios on each. [Gawker]
* Texas planning to ban the "affluenza" defense. [Lowering the Bar]
* Pillsbury just moved into a cozy little office. Emphasis on "little." [The National Law Journal]
* Georgetown Law students of color raise similar concerns as Columbia students. Again, I don't understand emotional trauma and I definitely think extensions should be measured in days and not weeks, but it strikes me all the people complaining about the extensions are just exposing themselves as bad students. If you think your neighbor getting 2 more days will hurt your grade, you're the one with the studying problem. [Georgetown Law Coalition]
* And now Harvard. [Harvard Law Coalition]
* If you rent a refrigerator, you consent to an arbitrator hearing your case after a repairman robs and beats you. Sounds about right. [Public Justice]
* Uber ban after rape allegations. [Redline]
* The Supreme Court told BP that no matter how much it tried, it can't slip out of its settlement agreement like an oil-soaked seagull. [Think Progress]
* Finally, in the wake of the Eric Garner case, it's worth looking back at what Justice Marshall told us about police chokeholds. [Mother Jones]
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According to the New York Times, "for an elite niche," Supreme Ambitions "has become the most buzzed-about novel of the year."
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Oral argument in Young v. UPS revealed a lot about the justices.
Justice Scalia, Traffic Stops, and White-Collar Crime
Maybe, just maybe, there are too many laws.
* As we've addressed, the grand jury declined to indict the officer in the police-cause homicide — per the medical examiner — of Eric Garner. [New York Times]
* This is a good time to remember Eric Garner was killed for the horrible crime of selling loosies, a product that developed a black market in NYC in response to rising cigarette taxes. Evading cigarette taxes should be a crime. But, like, a "here's your $50 ticket" crime, not the death penalty. [Huffington Post]
* An anonymous Georgetown law student has filed suit against the school and one of its instructors, Rabbi Barry Freundel, for "luring her to the bath as part of her studies at the school." And who didn't have that lesson in Civ Pro? [Washington Post]
* Another in the continuing series looking back on a decade of Chief Justice Roberts. This time looking back at the slow and steady drive to curtail women's rights. [Constitutional Accountability Center]
* Remember the woman suing the owner of the dog that her dogs killed? She's dropped her suit. [ABC News]
* The Bar Association of San Francisco is hosting an event next Tuesday featuring Chief Judge Alex Kozinski entitled: The Wizard of Koz. Um, may not be the best time to use to "Cos" sound in a title. But that aside, it promises to be an interesting event if you're in the area. [San Francisco Bar]
* Brian Finch of Pillsbury Winthrop talks cyberattacks and admits what everyone else wants to deny: law firms are a weak link in cybersecurity. [Bloomberg TV]
* Everyone's "BFF" Anthony Elonis, of the Elonis v. U.S. case that's currently before the Supreme Court, is facing additional scrutiny over a snarky note he sent to an ADA last year about burning a cross on the prosecutor's lawn. Wow, he sounds like really a "fun" guy. [WSJ Law Blog]
* I was gonna go to class, but then I got high: DU Law is teaching a class about how to sell lots and lots of weed. Just kidding. According to the professor, the class is actually about the legal issues that come up when selling lots and lots of weed. [Cannabist]
* The HRC's 2015 Corporate Equality Index is out, and noticeably absent from the list of Biglaw honorees is Boies Schiller. We suppose the firm forgot one of its name partners is helping to overturn gay-marriage bans across the country. [Am Law Daily]
* The University of Iowa College of Law is asking — nay, begging — the Supreme Court to block a retrial of Teresa Wagner's claims of political bias discrimination. This is just one of the things law schools will do to keep their faculties liberal. [Associated Press]
* From Yale to Wayne State, law students are getting involved in protests to spread the word about social injustice in Ferguson in the wake of Michael Brown's death. If you have a problem with this, someone from NYU might too. [National Law Journal]
* Winter break is the perfect time for undergraduate students to start working on their law school applications, but we're more than willing to bet the future gunners out there have already sent all of theirs in. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
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Supreme Court Chief Justice Raps Eminem Lyrics During Oral Arguments
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* White & Case just named its youngest partner ever — in fact, he's the youngest partner out of every international Biglaw firm in London. Joshua Siaw is just 30 years old, and he'll be rolling around in money with the best of them. [Forbes]
* OMG, you guys, due to precipitous drops in applications, it's a buyers market out there for law students, and the New York Times is ON IT! Thanks for shedding light on this new info no one's heard about before. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Quack quack: Justices Antonin Scalia and Elena Kagan are heading to the Mississippi delta to exercise their Second Amendment rights and go duck hunting. They'll also be making a stop at Ole Miss Law to discuss constitutional issues. [National Law Journal]
* Concordia School of Law will not be accredited by the American Bar Association before its first class graduates, meaning that no one in the class of 2015 will be able to take the bar exam this summer. Gah, what a gigantic waste of money. [KIVI FOX9]
* If you go to law school, you may be able to start a career in government when you graduate. You can look forward to all sorts of exciting experiences, from a smaller paycheck than your classmates to no paycheck at all. [U.S. News & World Report]
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Which law schools and lower-court judges send the most people into prestigious Bristow Fellowships?
* What's happening to all the Bingham partners that are not joining Morgan Lewis? Here's the latest on the lateral moves of "the Forgotten." [Reuters (sub. req.)]
* "Is that a banana in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" That's not at all what police said after throwing a guy in jail for brandishing a banana. [CBS News]
* Is it possible to save the Supreme Court from partisanship? [Bloomberg Politics]
* You think you had a ritzy Thanksgiving dinner? Well, some jackholes somewhere spent $35,000 for a Thanksgiving dinner devoted to conspicuous consumption in a world of inequity. [Daily Kos]
* Shearman & Sterling's Richard Hsu continues his wonderful podcast on the lives of lawyers, this week chatting with Sean Patrick Butler, Sr. Corporate Counsel at Cisco, about Butler's decision to live two hours away from San Francisco to live the rural life. [Hsu Untied]
* This guy is compiling stats on bar exam testing patterns. He's got some California data up already. Perhaps with some reader contributions, he can get widespread coverage. [Bar Exam Stats]
* When it comes to legal scholarship, women are earning more citations than men according to one study. There are a lot of caveats to be had, but it looks like the law has one, finite area where the gender gap is narrow. [TaxProf Blog]
* One-third of lawyers are taking on more pro bono work these days. Good for them. [Robert Half Legal]
* Some think SCOTUS should be the biggest issue of Election 2016. Why? Because most of the justices are old as hell, and they'll only be older, more decrepit — and potentially more likely to retire — before or come voting time. [Washington Post]
* Deans from "middle-ranked" schools continue to question the results of the July 2014 bar examination. Sure, recent grads were part of the law school brain drain, but there's no way they were "less able" than their older (and wiser) classmates. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Darren Wilson resigned this weekend, but it wasn't because he killed an unarmed teenager in August. Wilson's lawyer says his client quit because other Ferguson officers could've been harmed if Wilson remained on the police force. [Reuters]
* There's only one thing that's worse than a gunner, and that's a septuagenarian gunner. At 73 years old, Jim Edwards is the oldest student at the Nashville School of Law, and he "view[s] what [he's] doing as a calling from God." Aww. [USA Today]
* This recent law school graduate may not have a job, but she figured out a creative way to make a small dent in her debt. She makes custom string art and sells it on Etsy. We're willing to bet Texas Tech Law counts her as employed. [Dallas Morning News]


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Experimenting with Lightroom…which I am still trying to navigate……any tips are welcome
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Just love what it's down with the clouds. Those rays of light shooting up are gorgeous
Very textural and those clouds! Nice work Suni :D
Nice shot. Lightroom is easier than photoshop, well for me anyway. I always try and keep it simple. Hue, saturation, contrast, and with the infra red shots i just hit the blacks slider a little. I find less is better, if you can get the original as near as possible.
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12th Annual Water Festival
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
The Water Festival is an educational festival designed to celebrate our local watershed. Every year, environmental education organizations from around the Bay Area come together at Guadalupe River Park & Gardens to teach local students important hands-on science lessons based on topics such as water conservation, pollution prevention, the value of water as a natural resource, and how people can affect their watershed. Formerly the Water Wizard Festival, the event has drawn 300 third grade students and their teachers annually to the park. While the theme remains the same, this year we have invited fifth grade students to attend.
The Abby Sobrato Science and Sustainability Center at Walden West
Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose
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I use the Schrodt hummingbird feeders.
I have some small bees that can get through the gap between the glass and the brass plate. I actually saw one climb through the feeder hole as well!
I am planning to make bee guards out of standard aluminum screen(used on screen windows and doors), but someone said that their bills may not fit.
Any thoughts on bill size or ideas on how to guard these feeders?
PS I contacted Schrodt company and they said they are getting similar feedback, but don't have a solution.
Hummingbirds are not going to be able to feed through window screening. If you do a web search, you will see where they are injured getting caught by their beaks in window and door screens more often than you may have thought.
You may need to change your feeder style. Bees cannot get into Perky Pet Oasis, and it has a built in ant moat. About the only insects you might find in the Perky Pets are drowned gnats.
Im not familiar with type of feeders you speak of. I usually just use the cheaper standard type of feeders. But I have had a terrible time with wasps getting in most feeder holes including hummzingers. But this year with using certain style feeders with some adjustment on portholes on some feeders that were just too big I had little to no bee problems. Once I made the following adjustments wasps still tried for a few days maybe a week but after that they gave up trying .
This first one shown is a first nature 3091 with easy snap on and off flowers for easy cleaning.
the next one is first nature 3051 16oz feeder in which the oval ports were too large and most wasp types could enter - so I got some craft sef-stick cut outs and made the holes just big enough hummer beaks but bees could not get into it. I was well satisfied with the result. When mold would build up I would just soak the bottom half of the base in the sink with bleach solution--- 1 cup in half a sink full water.


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Online brain-training is gaining popularity, but so far little evidence exists to support claims of improved cognition.
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What is usually a no-no in a mom's world has become a great business idea for Cindy Ray of Plano. The Stapler Caper, which encourages kids to write their own stories, first came to fruition on a family trip to San Francisco. That's when Ray agreed to buy her son a wordless chapter book if he'd write the story.
"He loved to read, but he didn't want anything to do with writing," she says. "Just getting him to write a thank-you note was a chore. When we went back to the hotel and he started writing in this book, my mouth was hanging open."
She then realized that maybe getting a boy to write didn't have to be like pulling teeth — and that she probably wasn't the only mom who had a hard time cultivating creative writing.
So Ray — already running an event-planning business — assembled a team of talent, including a copywriter who, as a child, dreamed of pencil characters, she says. Thus, the cartoon characters of Pencilworld were born.
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Much of the world tuned in this week to see the highly heralded unveiling of the Apple Watch. But another, less anticipated Apple announcement has generated a great deal of excitement and may in fact be an even more transformative tool -- launching a new era for breast cancer patients.
In the past few months, I -- and many of my colleagues in the field of Public Health -- have been absolutely horrified by the seemingly growing number of preventable illnesses in this country.
One very encouraging proposal in President Obama's recent State of the Union is the commitment to greater federal investment in biomedical research, including precision medicine and genomics research.
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Two new heroes have emerged this year. Each has shown amazing courage, leadership and generosity in helping others. They have achieved all this despite having brain cancer.
Does that sound like a recipe for disaster? We have no idea what the long-term effects of these chemicals are. But from what we can see so far, they're not good.
When the Women's Health Initiative was established more than 20 years ago, no one was talking in grandiose terms and few would have anticipated the wide-ranging health benefits (and huge cost savings) that would result in the decades ahead.
Though my mother and grandmother both had breast cancer, I never intended to focus on cancer research when I chose a career in public health. But as luck would have it, my science background would prepare me when I was diagnosed with the disease at 40 -- and shaped my career.
There are so many important reasons to protect normal circadian function, and to make high quality sleep a daily priority. Our increasing understanding of the circadian influence over cancer is yet another very good one.
When Cathy Jolly was only 35 years old, a breast cancer diagnosis threatened to turn her life upside down. After surviving her battle and empathizing ...
Lung cancer, the leading cancer killer, should no longer be invisible. Please help to shine the light on this horrible disease by breaking the shackles of inaction and getting involved.
When I see that photo of Joan, the newer one, I am filled with hope for her. I am filled with a hope that those battling cancer get to live the rest of their lives, happy and healthy, in honor of those who didn't. In honor of my Dad.
You never stop thinking you are a family of five. You never stop answering that you have three kids, or two daughters. It never stops feeling like something is missing, because something always will be.
It is one thing to have cancer, but it is quite another thing to realize you will eventually join a million other cancer fatalities knowing that your society could have done more...but willfully chose not to.
The show had one purpose and that was to raise money and not to address other issues in the cancer continuum. The questions raised in my mind while watching the show were just from me reading between the lines.
While it's good to raise awareness, let's not forget that the people we're trying to help need us now, not after their disease has taken away everything they have.
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Bill to examine Bay Bridge drops transparency restrictions
A proposed law to expand the role of an expert panel studying construction and testing concerns for the new eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge will be amended to increase public access to the panel's work.
On Tuesday, Sen. Mark DeSaulnier, D-Concord, author of SB 110, removed provisions that would have exempted the panel, formed by the state Legislative Analyst's Office, from opening its meetings and records to the public. The California Newspaper Publishers Association, Consumer Attorneys of California, and members of the Assembly Judiciary Committee had objected to the provisions.
After DeSaulnier's move, those groups voiced support for the bill, and the committee voted to support it.
The expert panel was formed to address concerns raised in The Bee about the foundation of the bridge's tower. Its role would grow to address concerns about broken bolts and other defects, with a goal of issuing a report ahead of the new span's opening date, which is under review.
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This Week's Rare Bird Alert
Birders on a boat cruise out of Hampton on Sunday, Feb. 23 reported the following sightings in New Hampshire waters: 32 northern fulmars, four northern gannets, a great cormorant, 466 dovekies, 16 common murres, seven thick-billed murres, four unidentified murres, 60 razorbills, 86 unidentified large alcids, eight black guillemots, 17 Atlantic puffins, 297 black-legged kittiwakes, a Bonaparte's gull, a ring-billed gull, 35 herring gulls, two Iceland gulls, 80 great black-backed gulls, and an American pipit.
At least two snowy owls continued to be reported in New Hampshire during the past week including one along the coast in Rye, and one in the Hampton and Seabrook marsh area.
A flock of 18 snow buntings was reported from Rye, 58 were seen in Woodsville, 10 were seen in Monroe, 42 were seen in Littleton, and 10 were seen in Newmarket all on Feb. 23. A flock of 90 snow buntings was seen in Lyme and a flock of 25 was seen in Hampton Falls, both on the 19th, and a flock of 30 was seen in Plainfield on Feb. 20.
A great cormorant and a pair of red-breasted mergansers were reported from Nashua on Feb. 22.
A flock of 17 ring-necked ducks was seen on the Connecticut River in Hinsdale on Feb. 20, and there were a few reports of wood ducks from scattered locations during the past week.
A merlin and a red-shouldered hawk were seen in Salem on Feb. 20.
A red-shouldered hawk was seen in Rye on Feb. 20, and one was seen in Portsmouth on the 22nd.
A flock of 22 brown-headed cowbirds was seen at the Lyme/Orford town line on Feb. 19.
This message is also available by phone recording: call 224-9909 and press 2 as directed or ask to be transferred. If you have seen any interesting birds recently, you can leave a message at the end of the recording or send your sightings to the RBA via e-mail at: email@example.com. Please put either "bird sighting" or "Rare Bird Alert" in the subject line and be sure to include your mailing address and phone number. The RBA is also available on-line at the New Hampshire Audubon web site, www.nhaudubon.org.


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Nettleham hall was the home of the Hood Family, a very popular family within the village of Nettleham. The famliy decended from John Hood who was the first of the Hood family to occupy Nettleham Hall. John Hood whom accompanied General Monk from Scotland on his way to restore Charles IIin January 1660. The main entrance is a magnificent set of wrought iron gates, these gates came from the demolished church of St.Peter at Arches Lincoln and were designed by Francis or William Smith circa 1720 with piers and flanking walls being dating from around 1890. The house had an underground system of tunnels to allow servants to move around the house. An old auction catalogue for the sale of the residence describes it as a charming stone built Georgian House with views of Lincoln Catherdral, it was sold with 3 acres of garden and 1,500 acres of shooting lands. Nettleham hall burnt down around 1937 in mysterious circumstances.
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights. In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states. Text by Steve Smith.