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Sen. Joe Manchin said Thursday he would rather stay in Washington to talk about the debt - which is now more than $16 trillion - than go home to campaign.
The junior senator, who expresses perpetual dismay about an intractable Washington, said he didn't even know what to call the 112th Congress.
"They will have to have a new word added in the dictionary for this one," Manchin told reporters during a Thursday conference call.
But the state's senior senator, Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., wasn't so despondent.
"Despite historic levels of opposition, Congress has found a way to pass a number of important bills this year," Rockefeller said Thursday night through a spokesman. "A lot depends on where you sit and what you have responsibility for."
Rockefeller, chairman of the Senate's powerful commerce committee, said he's held 177 hearings, conducted 28 sessions to mark up bills and reported over 100 pieces of legislation to the full Senate.
Still, Rockefeller said he was frustrated by partisan politics and blamed Republicans.
On the House side, Rep. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., held a call with reporters to tout a package of measures friendly to the coal industry.
The measures have already passed the House but not the Senate. So, the House tied the bills together, named the package the "Stop the War on Coal Act" and plans to try to pass them again today.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., maintains a webpage devoted to tracking "jobs bills stuck in the Senate."
"We've passed things over to the Senate we can't get done," Capito said.
But Capito called herself an optimist.
She said the Congress has worked broadly on "pulling down" the nation's spending.
Capito also cited a comprehensive two-year transportation bill and a bill meant to spur job creation that did pass and become law this year.
"The bigger question is all the things we left undone," she said.


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Abstract and Applied Analysis
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 909187, 15 pages
The Equivalence of Convergence Results of Modified Mann and Ishikawa Iterations with Errors without Bounded Range Assumption
1Department of Mathematics and Physics, Shijiazhuang Tiedao University, Shijiazhuang 050043, China
2Department of Mathematics, Shijiazhuang Mechanical Engineering College, Shijiazhuang 050003, China
Received 15 August 2012; Accepted 27 August 2012
Academic Editor: Yongfu Su
Copyright © 2012 Zhiqun Xue et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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Zhiqun Xue, Yaning Wang, and Haiyun Zhou, "The Equivalence of Convergence Results of Modified Mann and Ishikawa Iterations with Errors without Bounded Range Assumption," Abstract and Applied Analysis, vol. 2012, Article ID 909187, 15 pages, 2012. doi:10.1155/2012/909187


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This single registration event combines the College's successful Global Summit series and the Charlotte Business Journal's well-recognized Advanced Manufacturing Awards - a partnership with the Centralina Economic Development Commission. The event will engage global leaders, educators, economic developers, policy makers and others to share remarks and strategies toward achieving a global vision.
Keynote speaker Eric Spiegel, CEO and president, Siemens USA, will offer his perspective on global competitiveness in manufacturing. Featured guest North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory will tell us how North Carolina is embracing global competitiveness. Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon will offer his vision of the Charlotte region as a global hub, and Jim Heller, vice president of intermodal and automotive marketing for Norfolk Southern Corporation, will describe plans for the intermodal project.
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Immigration reform in time for November election
June 18th, 2012, 3:11 pm by walexanderMISSION VIEJO, Burl Estes: Whatever happened to "comprehensive immigration reform" ["Some deportations of youths are halted," Front Page, June 16]? During his first two years as president, Barack Obama completely ignored both Latinos and African-Americans while concentrating on Obamacare and golf.
His golf game has improved, but Obamacare now hangs in the balance at the U.S. Supreme Court. During those two years there were Democratic majorities in both the House and Senate so he could have acted on immigration reform.
His latest ploy is to order immigration officials to stop deporting illegal immigrants brought here before age 16, have graduated from college and have never been arrested. While it is a savvy move guaranteed to get out the Hispanic vote, can Obama legally overrule laws passed by Congress and the states by issuing an executive order?


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Robert MacPherson had a lifelong interest in sculpture and sought to photograph every statue in every major collection in Rome. During the height of his career (1856-63), he produced several hundred photographs of sculptures in the Vatican, St. Peter's cathedral, and many other churches and sites throughout Rome. Like his other sculptural studies, MacPherson's photograph of Michelangelo's Moses in the Roman church of San Pietro in Vincoli is very large and would have cost a small fortune to the mid-19th-century buyer. MacPherson's preference for large formats, however, along with his dramatic compositions and profound interest in the possibilities of the photographic process, bespeaks his precocious pursuit of photography as a fine art, a medium capable of creative personal expression despite its seeming matter-of-factness.
This work is included in the exhibition Italy on Paper, on view until July 29.
Robert MacPherson (Scottish, 1811-1872)
Sculptural Study of Michelangelo's Moses, Rome, ca. 1860
Albumen print
Gift of Marilyn W. Grounds, 1981.42.14
Located on the lawn outside the Allen Memorial Art Museum, this sculpture of a putto holding a dolphin is an early 20th-century replica of Andrea del Verrocchio's late 15th-century bronze fountain in the Palazzo Vecchio, Florence. In 1931, Henry J. Haskell (OC 1896) gave the fountain to Oberlin College in memory of his wife Katharine Wright Haskell (OC 1898).
This sketch is on view in the exhibition Italy on Paper, on display in the Ripin Print Gallery through July 29.
(left) William Hoskins Brown (American, 1910-1976)
Verrocchio Fountain in Palazzo Vecchio, Florence, ca. 1925
Museum Purchase Fund, 1936.47
(right) Recent color photo of the Haskell Fountain
American writer Henry James compared the elegant building in the center, Palazzo Dario, to "a house of cards" and the French artist Claude Monet painted it. Palazzo Dario exemplifies another type of attraction, the residences of famous personas and the settings of important or curious events; even during Byron's lifetime, the Venetian apartment he had occupied became a place of interest for the sightseer. The 15th-c. Palazzo Dario may owe its appeal for the artistic imagination to its distinctive semi-Italian, semi-Orientalizing façade, but its tourist popularity may also be rooted in its history of tragic deaths. One such event was the 1883 suicide of prominent English scholar Rawdon Lubbock Brown, who lived most of his life in Venice and had bought Palazzo Dario soon after he settled in the city in 1833 and spent his entire fortune on its renovations.
Italy on Paper continues through July 29.
Baron Adolph de Meyer (French, 1868-1949)
Views of Venice, early 20th century
Platinum print
Gift of Paul F. Walter (OC 1957), 2008.36.137
The first major stop on the Italian journey, Venice enjoyed a long-standing reputation for religious and political tolerance, a rich culture of diversion and display, remarkable architecture, and a certain Oriental flavor. Thus, the city was not only a favorite travel destination but also a preferred subject for artists. Painted views, or vedute, of recognizable Venetian scenery catered to upper-class patrons, while prints provided a more readily available form of reproducing the city's vistas.
The exhibition, Italy on Paper, is on view in the Ripin Print Gallery through July 29.
Carlo Ponti (Italian, act. 1858-1875)
Canal Grande, vu de l'Academie de Beaux Arts, 1850-70
Albumen print
Gift of Marilyn W. Grounds, 1983.102.7
Italy's lure as a travel destination was shaped by the Grand Tour. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Northern European aristocrats traveled to France and Italy to consolidate their knowledge of the classical past and hone their aesthetic taste. Painters headed to Italy to study its art and architecture and to capture its picturesque sights. The landscape with temple ruins quickly became a recurring theme in Western art. Poets and writers settled in Venice, Florence, or Rome, and authored Italian-inspired works.
With the advent of the railroad and the rise of the middle class in the nineteenth century, the Grand Tour gradually gave way to mass travel and tourism, and Italian cities were flooded by even more foreigners. Guidebooks and guided tours of Italy proliferated. Soon after the invention of photography in 1839, commercial photographic studios began to sell inexpensive prints to tourists in lieu of costly paintings, while illustrated travel narratives and photographic albums afforded vicarious sightseeing. Italy became widely accessible on paper.
Italy on Paper, on view now through July 29, takes the Grand Tour's visual and literary legacy as its starting point and focuses on nineteenth- and early twentieth-century representations of Italy by leading European and American artists and photographers. With more than forty works on paper from the museum's holdings and materials drawn from the Oberlin College Library, the exhibition explores the ways in which the three canonic Grand Tour stops—Venice, Rome, and Florence—were framed as travel destinations and tourist attractions. A selection of travel narratives, maps, guidebooks, and stereoscopic slides further contextualize and exemplify Italy's appeal to the Western eye.
James McBey (American, 1883-1959)
Venice, Molo, 1925
Gift of M. Knoedler & Co., 1953.199
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Welcome to the journal of my work. I'm looking forward to chronicling both the old and the new. Ideas, inspirations, mistakes, and progress will all be celebrated.
Welcome to the journal of my work. I'm looking forward to chronicling both the old and the new. Ideas, inspirations, mistakes, and progress will all be celebrated.
I'm so pleased with the fabric postcards that are being made by fellow EBHQ guild members in anticipation of our upcoming show Voices in Cloth 2014 (details here) that I thought it best to showcase some more of them here.
I apologize for my inability to credit particular artists, but the number of cards I now have is almost 1,000, so I have long since lost track of who made what.
I hope you see something here that you might want for yourself, after making a small donation to our guild.
Please come to the Show and you will get a chance to see more fabric postcards, as well as hundreds of other wonderful fabric creations (including two of my quilts!!!).
PS–Here are all the postcards I have to date; more to arrive in the next two weeks.
There are two new cats in my extended family, and I was reminded that they did not have stockings for the Christmas holidays, like all the others cats before them have.
Eager to remedy that situation, I made these two stockings. I have always had fun making stockings, and these were no exception.
One for the loyal Whiskey Pete—–
And one for the lovely Bernadette—
My quilting mini-group members asked me how I got my machine to do the stitching of the names, and I had to brag that it was all done by hand, perhaps my favorite part.
Here are some close-ups—
To see some of the previous stockings click here. I hope the Florida kitties will still enjoy theirs.
The postcard project is producing some very nice works, and I thought it was time to showcase some of the wonderful EBHQ fabric postcard artists, including Sonia Callahan, Meg Nixon, Rosemary Corbin, Susan Peck, Claire Sherman, and me. I have remembered a few names of the names, and I'm sure I have forgotten others. Please let me know if I need to include your name here.
It's so much fun to see the variety of fabrics and techniques that we all have used for these small pieces.
The various themes include . . . . . Christmas
Other characters
Free form designs
These little gems are lots of fun to do, once you have made a few to get yourself familiar with the techniques. Let me know it you want to make some, too.
Since I love the hexagons so much, and, in particular, the Grandmother's Flower Garden setting, a fellow EBHQ member (and blog subscriber!) was kind enough to let me see one of her quilts. The story is fun: this quilt top was made by the mother of her mother's freshman year college roommate during the early 30′s. According to Marty, her mother was not interested in this in the least, so it sat for years, until Marty took over. She hand quilted this beauty and now gets to sleep under in regularly. Gorgeous.
A Grandmother's Flower Garden variation that I had not seen before, this pattern has, I feel, a better depiction of a "stepping stone", and these little groups of 4 hexagons, placed in this way, make the hexagon "flowers" line up into rows, both across and down. Very nice.
(The left side of the above pic is the left side of the quilt, where the maker put two rows of the "stones".)
I was recently fortunate enough to receive some vintage pieces from the estate of a friend, so I thought I would show this, too. When you see a pile like this in a flea market or other antique venue, grab it. Could be a fun project.
I know I sound like someone who was born at the turn of the century, but I want to explain this picture, just in case there are those of you out there who do not recognize these.
Included in the pile of vintage items were these two pieces of fabric, and a set of three metal templates, all representing a part of my past.
Shocking fact: the rotary cutter was introduced by Olfa in 1979, and now, none of us can imagine how we could have worked without it. This picture shows how we would make templates out of sturdy materials and draw around the templates onto the fabric with a pencil. The squares have the seam allowance included in the template; the hexagons do not. These shapes were then cut out individually with scissors. I try to remind myself of all this labor when I look at vintage quilts with more respect.
My first quilts were made using templates, and some of the first classes I taught included techniques for making accurate templates. We quilters have come a long way.
I recently fell into the abyss that is Pinterest. I searched "hexagon quilt" and lost an hour looking at all the fabulous pictures of vintage as well as modern quilts using hexagons. Very, very inspiring . . . almost as much fun as the paper pieced diamonds.
This fall inspired me to post another from my vintage collection, this variation on the traditional Grandmother's Flower Garden quilt pattern.
I could not resist this top when I found it in Houston. The quilter has done a great job of distributing the colors within the diamonds, and I love the bold use of the orange and royal blue hexagons for emphasis. I'm even having trouble imagining this quilt without them. (But I have no trouble seeing this with light blue in place of the pink. Too boring???)
This detail shows the wide variety of 30′s fabrics used, as well as the nice hand quilting by Quilting Plus.
I remembered hearing that the hexagons that separate the "flowers" or "diamonds" in a Grandmother's Flower Garden were called stepping stones, but I cannot find that fact through quick research. Perhaps the "stepping stone" label is used when these motifs are separated by diamonds instead of solid hexagons. I'll continue my research and update as necessary.
In the meantime, I'll just enjoy using these fun quilts.
Here's another of the "vintage" fabric quilts, but this one was not a top that I purchased; it started as a small pile of finished blocks and scraps found at an antique store. By the time I came across these beauties, I also had a small collection of vintage fabrics, so I hand pieced many more, enough to make a quilt.
This quilt was hand quilted by Quilting Plus and they did a wonderful job.
I can identify the blocks that I made from the different yellow in the centers. I could not find an exact match, and had to settle for a duller, paler hue. Most of the other solids are vintage.
The red block was in the original set I purchased. Even though it stands out so dominantly, I just had to include it. Love the scrappy look!!
I remember piecing them together into the top while on vacation at a friend's cabin in Tahoe, along with very young children. It was a relaxing time.
While looking through my old photo files for pictures of the Christmas stockings I had previously made, I came across a picture of a quilt that I had forgotten about. The picture is one taken for the EBHQ historian at the Voices in Cloth 2008 quilt show. I did not keep this quilt long enough for it to be professionally photographed. It was donated to a women's clinic in Africa, when EBHQ still had a means of getting these items there.
I also remember that this quilt was problematic in many ways. It started in an EBHQ workshop on color in quilts taught by Christine E. Barnes. She uses "mock blocks" to teach color and other artistic concepts to quilters. (see her book Color: The Quilter's Guide for all the details) Below is the mock block I made in class, and I loved it.
Time to make a full quilt. I changed the center square to a red-purple (magenta), creating a triad color scheme.
Finding the turquoise, yellow-orange, and magenta fabrics for the quilt was difficult, especially when I needed them in different values. There was not much dark turquoise in the local fabric stores.
Then, finding an appropriate fabric for sashing between the blocks was even harder, since I had boxed myself into this specific color scheme. I love the puzzle aspect of this art form, but this one was not so much fun. The sashing fabric turned out to be in my own stash; it was a fabric manufactured by the children's clothing company Mousefeathers in Berkeley, and a wild print it was.
Anyway, after struggling with finding fabrics, putting them together, working out the math, and developing a quilting pattern, I was happy to see this one finished, ready for display at the quilt show, and I loved it. But NO ONE else did. Too bright, unusual colors, whatever. So off it went to keep someone continents away safely bundled.
Just for fun with the upcoming holiday—-some more postcards. I loved making these from some old Alexander Henry fabrics I found heavily discounted after Halloween one year. Some of these images were incomplete, but they still worked in this small format. I even had to give the torn Frankie a few extra sutures on his neck; seemed to do the trick.


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Dynamics between Stem Cells, Niche, and Progeny in the Hair Follicle
Dynamics between Stem Cells, Niche, and Progeny in the Hair Follicle
Cell, Volume 144, Issue 1,
Pages 92-105,
Publication Date 7 January 2011
Copyright © 2011 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2010.11.049
Ya-Chieh Hsu
H. Amalia Pasolli
Elaine Fuchs
Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Laboratory of Mammalian Cell Biology & Development, The Rockefeller University, New York, NY 10065, USA
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► During hair growth, early stem cell progeny transition from slow to fast cycling ► Slow-cycling progeny are the major stem cell contributors for the next hair cycle ► Fast-cycling progeny also return back to the niche but become committed ► The cells send strong inhibitory signals to balance stem cell stimuli in homeostasis
Here, we exploit the hair follicle to define the point at which stem cells (SCs) become irreversibly committed along a differentiation lineage. Employing histone and nucleotide double-pulse-chase and lineage tracing, we show that the early SC descendents en route to becoming transit-amplifying cells retain stemness and slow-cycling properties and home back to the bulge niche when hair growth stops. These become the primary SCs for the next hair cycle, whereas initial bulge SCs become reserves for injury. Proliferating descendents further en route irreversibly lose their stemness, although they retain many SC markers and survive, unlike their transit-amplifying progeny. Remarkably, these progeny also home back to the bulge. Combining purification and gene expression analysis with differential ablation and functional experiments, we define critical functions for these non-SC niche residents and unveil the intriguing concept that an irreversibly committed cell in an SC lineage can become an essential contributor to the niche microenvironment.


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Submitted by farmer on Fri, 07/01/2011 - 02:13New email from Morningland:
Dear Members/Friends,
It is with regret that we must announce that, at this point, we are not shipping any cheese. We are sitting in limbo because the state of Missouri is down on us to the point that we can no longer afford to operate.
The Missouri Milk Board and the Missouri attorney general's office continues to persecute us, and the Howell County judge has thus far refused to recognize our unincorporated, private member association as being separate from the original Morningland of the Ozarks LLC, and although all we have done as an association is to purchase other manufacturer's raw milk cheese that we distributed to our members, we have been accused of producing cheese without having implemented the costly and unfair changes to our plant that were outlined in the judgment against the LLC in February of this year. We have also been accused of selling the embargoed cheese that still remains in the same cooler in which it has been stored since before August 26th, when the embargo was first implemented.
With only a small amount of members, our association has never yet shown a profit, but we thought that in time it eventually would, and that in the meantime our members could continue to enjoy the benefits of the raw milk cheese we could provide from other producers. Recently, however, we were forced to re-submit a $2,000 bond to show a good faith effort in assuring that the embargoed cheese in our cooler would not be sold. Then we were forced to attend a hearing in Missouri concerning the erroneous accusations described above. Joseph is traveling all over the eastern half of the U.S. with his electrical work and could not attend. I (Denise) and our younger children are living in Ohio temporarily in order to take care of my ailing parents, so we had to spend quite a bit for me to return to Missouri for the hearing. Jedadiah is searching for employment elsewhere. It appears that the Missouri Milk Board and attorney general's office have no intention of letting up. We have thus far experienced a loss of approximately $450,000, are basically bankrupt, and we must, regretfully, cease shipping cheese to our members for now.
For more information about what is going on with Morningland, check out the following:
For now, you can contact these companies to access raw milk cheese:
For raw cow cheese:
Jason Wiebe Dairy, Kansas, 620-732-2846, www.jasonwiebedairy.com (can also order online)
For raw goat cheese:
Mt. Sterling Creamery, Wisconsin, 608-734-3151, www.buygoatcheese.com (can also order online)
We continue to ask you to do all you can to preserve/take back our right to healthful food! If we do not fight for it, we will find ourselves at the mercy of big business and whatever food they choose for us. Together we can make changes and we can push back the tyranny our 'keepers' would inflict upon us.
Last week Joseph saw the following words printed on a rather fancy sign posted at a seafood restaurant in southern Alabama, where raw shellfish is served:
"To Our Guests
There may be risk associated with consuming raw shellfish as in the case with other raw products. If you suffer from chronic illness of the liver, stomach or blood or have other immune disorders, you should eat these products fully cooked."
Why can we not place a similar disclaimer on our cheese, so that people can make their own choice?? Thus far our inquiry to do so has fallen on deaf Milk Board ears. So we move on and continue this fight.
It will take some doing, but our children and grandchildren's future ability to eat good food depends on our efforts to fight the senseless, evil tyranny that some would impose to take away such freedom. May our efforts be pleasing to our Heavenly Father and may His blessing be upon us!
Joseph& Denise Dixon and family
Morningland Dairy
An Unpasteurized, Whole Milk Cheese Membership Association
417-469-3817/fax 469-5086
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This is so sad. The people in that state NEED to FIX this!!! Scream at the Governor! FIX THIS!
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Horizontal versus Vertical Electronic Business-to-Business Marketplaces
This paper analyzes the behavior of horizontal B2B marketplaces along the supply chain in case a vertical intermediary tries to enter by attracting industry-specific buy-side and sell-side firms. It will be shown that an entrant can only integrate all firms along the vertical production chain in case the industry is strong buy-side dominated. For the remaining scenarios we will determine different levels of integration for buy-side and sell-side dominated branches, in which firms from upper stages will stay at the incumbent. Moreover, we will show that horizontal marketplaces for MRO and other simple goods will be driven out of the market in any case.Download Info
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