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A friend of mine who buys and sells used books, movies, etc. recently purchased a box full of software on CD, including quite a few old Linux distributions, and asked me if I'd like them. The truth is, I would like them, but I've already collected over the last two decades more than I should in the way of Linux distributions, on at least four kinds of media (starting with floppies made from a CD that accompanied a fat book on how to install some distribution or other -- very useful in the days of dialup). I've got some boxes (Debian Potato, and a few versions of Red Hat and Mandrake Linux), and an assortment of marketing knickknacks, T-shirts, posters, and books. I like these physical artifacts, and they're not dominating my life, but I'd prefer to actually give many of them to someplace where they'll be curated. (Or, if they should be tossed, tossed intelligently.) Can anyone point to a public collection of some kind that gathers physical objects associated with Free software and Open Source, and makes them available for others to examine? (I plan to give some hardware, like a pair of OLPC XO laptops, to the same Goodwill computer museum highlighted in this video, but they probably don't want an IBM-branded radio in the shape of a penguin.)
40 comments | 12 hours ago
An anonymous reader writes: In a post at the Free Software Foundation, lawyer Marco Ciurcina reports that the Italian Supreme Court has ruled the practice of forcing users to pay for a Windows license when they buy a new PC is illegal. Manufacturers in Italy are now legally obligated to refund that money if a buyer wants to put GNU/Linux or another free OS on the computer. Ciurcina says, "The focus of the Court's reasoning is that the sale of a PC with software preinstalled is not like the sale of a car with its components (the 4 wheels, the engine, etc.) that therefore are sold jointly. Buying a computer with preinstalled software, the user is required to conclude two different contracts: the first, when he buys the computer; the second, when he turns on the computer for the first time and he is required to accept or not the license terms of the preinstalled software. Therefore, if the user does not accept the software license, he has the right to keep the computer and install free software without having to pay the 'Microsoft tax.'"
350 comments | 5 days ago
An anonymous reader writes: An RFID-based access control system called IClass is used across the globe to provide physical access controls. This system relies on cryptography to secure communications between a tag and a reader. Since 2010, several academic papers have been released which expose the cryptographic insecurity of the IClass system. Based on these papers, Martin Holst Swende implemented the IClass ciphers in a software library, which he released under the GNU General Public License.
The library is useful to experiment with and determine the security level of an access control system (that you own or have explicit consent to study). However, last Friday, Swende received an email from INSIDE Secure, which notified him of (potential) intellectual property infringement, warning him off distributing the library under threat of "infringement action." Interestingly, it seems this is not the first time HID Global has exerted legal pressure to suppress information.
123 comments | about two weeks ago
New submitter Shade writes Well over one and a half years in the works, the latest and greatest release of GNU Emacs was made officially available today. Highlights of this release include a built-in web browser, improved multi-monitor and fullscreen support, "electric" indentation enabled by default, support for saving and restoring the state of frames and windows, pixel-based resizing for frames and windows, support for digitally signed ELisp packages, support for menus in text terminals, and much more. Read the official announcement and the full list of changes for more information.
156 comments | about two weeks ago
kthreadd writes: 15 years after the release of CUPS 1.0, Apple has now released version 2.0 of the printing system for GNU/Linux and other Unix-style operating systems. One of the major new features in 2.0 is that the test program for ippserver now passes the IPP Everywhere self-certification tests. Also, they've made an interesting blog post looking at the past and future of printing. Since the first major release in 1999, printing has become much more personal. Printer drivers are going away, and mobile usage is now the norm."
178 comments | about two weeks ago
An anonymous reader writes: Developer Paul Chiusano thinks much of programming culture has been infected by a "worse is better" mindset, where trade-offs to preserve compatibility and interoperability cripple the functionality of vital languages and architectures. He says, "[W]e do not merely calculate in earnest to what extent tradeoffs are necessary or desirable, keeping in mind our goals and values -- there is a culture around making such compromises that actively discourages people from even considering more radical, principled approaches." Chiusano takes C++ as an example, explaining how Stroustrup's insistence that it retain full compatibility with C has led to decades of problems and hacks.
He says this isn't necessarily the wrong approach, but the culture of software development prevents us from having a reasoned discussion about it. "Developing software is a form of investment management. When a company or an individual develops a new feature, inserts a hack, hires too quickly without sufficient onboarding or training, or works on better infrastructure for software development (including new languages, tools, and the like), these are investments or the taking on of debt. ... The outcome of everyone solving their own narrow short-term problems and never really revisiting the solutions is the sea of accidental complexity we now operate in, and which we all recognize is a problem."
240 comments | about two weeks ago
An anonymous reader writes "Free software programmer Lennart Poettering has been part of his fair share of controversy in the open source community, and his latest essay may raise the most eyebrows yet. Poettering takes on the idea that the community is one big happy family and has some harsh words for the loudest and most obnoxious members. He says in part: "I don't usually talk about this too much, and hence I figure that people are really not aware of this, but yes, the Open Source community is full of a#@&oles, and I probably more than most others am one of their most favourite targets. I get hate mail for hacking on Open Source. People have started multiple 'petitions' on petition web sites, asking me to stop working (google for it). Recently, people started collecting Bitcoins to hire a hitman for me (this really happened!). Just the other day, some idiot posted a 'song' on youtube, a creepy work, filled with expletives about me and suggestions of violence. People post websites about boycotting my projects, containing pretty personal attacks. On IRC, people /msg me sometimes, with nasty messages, and references to artwork in 4chan style. And there's more. A lot more."
993 comments | about three weeks ago
An anonymous reader writes "Open source operating systems vulnerable to the Shellshock bug have already pushed two patches to fix the vulnerability, but Apple has yet to issue one for Mac OS X. Ars Technica speculates that licensing issues may be giving Apple pause: "[T]he current [bash] version is released under the GNU Public License version 3 (GPLv3). Apple has avoided bundling GPLv3-licensed software because of its stricter license terms....Apple executives may feel they have to have their own developers make modifications to the bash code."" It's also worth noting that there are still flaws with the patches issued so far. Meanwhile, Fedora Magazine has published an easy-to-follow description of how Shellshock actually works. The Free Software Foundation has also issued a statement about Shellshock.
208 comments | about a month ago
jrepin writes OpenMandriva is proud to announce the release of OpenMandriva Lx 2014.1 distribution of the GNU/Linux operating system. Most of developers efforts were focused on reducing system boot up time and memory usage. This version brings Linux kernel 3.15.10 (with special patches for desktop system performance, responsiveness, and realtime capabilities), KDE Software Compilation 4.13.3, Xorg 1.15.1, Mesa 10.2.6, LibreOffice 4.3.1, Firefox 32, GNU bash with latest security fixes, and many other updated software packages.
30 comments | about a month ago
New submitter ciaran2014 writes Richard Stallman's long-format talks are well-known — there are videos going back to 2001 and transcripts dating back to 1986 — but he recently condensed his free software talk down to 14 minutes and set it to hand-drawn slides for TEDxGeneva (video link). He introduces with the four freedoms, as always, and then moves on to spyware, surveillance, non-free drivers, free software in schools, non-free javascript, Service as a Software Substitute and how free software is today necessary for a strong democracy. As usual, the talk is suitable for non-technical audiences.
326 comments | about 2 months ago
paroneayea (642895) writes "The GNU MediaGoblin folks have put out another release of their free software media hosting platform, dubbed 0.7.0: Time Traveler's Delight. The new release moves closer to federation by including a new upload API based on the Pump API, a new theme labeled "Sandy 70s Speedboat", metadata features, bulk upload, a more responsive design, and many other fixes and improvements. This is the first release since the recent crowdfunding campaign run with the FSF which was used to bring on a full time developer to focus on federation, among other things."
73 comments | about 2 months ago
alphadogg (971356) writes with news that the transition from Windows to GNU/Linux in Munich may be in danger The German city of Munich, long one of the open-source community's poster children for the institutional adoption of Linux, is close to performing a major about-face and returning to Microsoft products. Munich's deputy mayor, Josef Schmid, told the Süddeutsche Zeitung that user complaints had prompted a reconsideration (Google translation to English) of the city's end-user software, which has been progressively converted from Microsoft to a custom Linux distribution — "LiMux" — in a process that dates back to 2003.
579 comments | about 2 months ago
jrepin writes: Today, a child without access to a computer (and the Internet) at home is at a disadvantage before he or she ever sets foot in a classroom. The unfortunate reality is that in an age where computer skills are no longer optional, far too many families don't possess the resources to have a computer at home. Linux Journal recently had the opportunity to talk with Ken Starks about his organization, Reglue (Recycled Electronics and Gnu/Linux Used for Education) and its efforts to bridge this digital divide.
91 comments | about 3 months ago
M-Saunders (706738) writes The death of print has been predicted for years, and many magazines and publishers have taken a big hit with the rise of eBooks and tablets. But not everyone has given up. Four geeks quit their job at an old Linux magazine to start Linux Voice, an independent GNU/Linux print and digital mag with a different publishing model: giving profits and content back to the community. Six months after a successful crowdfunding campaign, the magazine is going well, so here is the full story.
56 comments | about 3 months ago
An anonymous reader writes Release Candidate One of OpenWRT 14.07 "Barrier Breaker" is released. Big for this tiny embedded Linux distribution for routers in 14.07 is native IPv6 support and the procd init system integration. The native IPv6 support is with the RA and DHCPv6+PD client and server support plus other changes. Procd is OpenWRT's new preinit, init, hotplug, and event system. Perhaps not too exciting is support for upgrading on devices with NAND, and file system snapshot/restore so you can experiment without fear of leaving your network broken. There's also experimental support for the musl standard C library.
71 comments | about 3 months ago
When Linus Torvalds first announced his new operating system project ("just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu"), he aimed the announcement at users of Minix for a good reason: Minix (you can download the latest from the Minix home page) was the kind of OS that tinkerers could afford to look at, and it was intended as an educational tool. Minix's creator, Professor Andrew Stuart "Andy" Tanenbaum, described his academic-oriented microkernel OS as a hobby, too, in the now-famous online discussion with Linus and others. New submitter Thijssss (655388) writes with word that Tanenbaum, whose educational endeavors led indirectly to the birth of Linux, is finally retiring. "He has been at the Vrije Universiteit for 43 years, but everything must eventually end."
136 comments | about 4 months ago
benrothke writes There is a not so fine line between data dashboards and other information displays that provide pretty but otherwise useless and unactionable information; and those that provide effective answers to key questions. Data-Driven Security: Analysis, Visualization and Dashboards is all about the later. In this extremely valuable book, authors Jay Jacobs and Bob Rudis show you how to find security patterns in your data logs and extract enough information from it to create effective information security countermeasures. By using data correctly and truly understanding what that data means, the authors show how you can achieve much greater levels of security. Keep reading for the rest of Ben's review.
26 comments | about 4 months ago
A while ago you had the chance to ask programmer and open source advocate Bruce Perens about the future of open source, its role in government, and a number of other questions. Below you'll find his answers and an update on what he's doing now.
224 comments | about 5 months ago
First time accepted submitter systemDead (3645325) writes "I looked mostly with disinterest at Debian's decision last February to switch to
systemd as the default init system for their future operating system releases. The Debian GNU/Linux distribution is, after all, famous for allowing users greater freedom to choose what system components they want to install. This appeared to be the case with the init system, given the presence of packages such as sysvinit-core, upstart, and even openrc as alternatives to systemd.
Unfortunately, while still theoretically possible, installing an alternative init system means doing without a number of useful, even essential system programs. By design, systemd appears to be a full-blown everything-including-the-kitchen-sink solution to the relatively simple problem of starting up a Unix-like system. Systemd, for example, is a hard-coded dependency for installing Network Manager, probably the most user-friendly way for a desktop Linux system to connect to a wireless or wired network. Just this week, I woke up to find out that systemd had become a dependency for running PolicyKit, the suite of programs responsible for user privileges and permissions in a typical Linux desktop.
I was able to replace Network Manager with connman, a lightweight program originally developed for mobile devices. But with systemd infecting even the PolicyKit framework, I find myself faced with a dilemma. Should I just let systemd take over my entire system, or should I retreat to my old terminal-based computing in the hope that the horde of the systemDead don't take over the Linux kernel itself?
What are your plans for working with or working around systemd? Are there any mainstream GNU/Linux distros that haven't adopted and have no plans of migrating to systemd? Or is migrating to one of the bigger BSD systems the better and more future-proof solution?"
533 comments | about 6 months ago
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The job market for PhD scientists is tough these days. After college, five to seven years of graduate school, and another three to seven years of postdoctoral fellowship(s) — the latter at an annual salary of $40,000-$45,000 — employment at a compensation level commensurate with training in one's field of study is not a given.
The path is so long that Forbes staff writer Matthew Herper wrote today about his difficulty in finding scientists to consider for his "30 Under 30″ feature.
Daniel Lametti reported in Slate this past summer that the unemployment rate of PhD's in the chemical and biological sciences is about half the national average. However, 67% of those tuning into last week's American Chemical Society webinar, "Doctoral Glut Dilemma: Are There Solutions?," believe that there is indeed a glut of these highly-trained scientists.
Why such dissonance? The culture of PhD scientific training still leads many graduates to believe that they are somehow a failure if they do not follow their major professor's footsteps and become an academic, tenure-track faculty member. But with most of these mentors training between 20 to 150+ such PhDs during their careers, supply will unavoidably outnumber demand.
Instead — or now, more often — bio and chem PhDs pursue lab and non-lab positions in industry, government, and research institutes while others leave the bench entirely for teaching careers, market analysis positions in investment firms, intellectual property law or, like me, science communications. Yet even these careers are highly competitive for employment.
During the ACS webinar, Harvard's Dr. Richard Freeman noted that the unemployment rate for biosciences PhD's might be underestimated since many sit in a holding pattern in soft-money (solely grant-funded) positions around the $45,000/year range as glorified laboratory technicians. Freeman likens the current state of science PhD employment to major league sports: many play in college but only a small proportion make it to the majors. (This is if "the majors" are considered to be tenure-track academic positions.).
More critical to Freeman is that the unemployment rates for young PhDs runs about two-to-one relative to established doctoral scientists (although those downsized by pharma mergers and acquisitions might argue otherwise).
Chemistry PhDs May Fare Better
However, Freeman contends that chemistry PhDs are more likely to see the job market improve before it does for their biosciences counterparts. (Note added: Bear in mind that the timeline Freeman was talking about was three to four years.)
One reason is supply. According to the NIH Biomedical Research Workforce Working Group (report PDF), biosciences PhD production has gone from about 3,000 per year in 1970 to 15,000 per year in 2012. In contrast, chemistry PhD production has remained around 2,000 per year during this same 40-year period.
Second, Freeman says that higher percentage of chemists pursuing industrial positions — especially in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries — means that improvement in the global economy will favor them over biosciences PhDs.
Why? Because biosciences PhDs are far more dependent on medical, pharmacy, and veterinary school employment where dependence on National Institutes of Health grant dollars is the rate-limiting variable. The near-doubling of NIH funding between 1999 and 2003 is unlikely to occur even with re-election of President Obama. Moreover, that time period led to the largest jump in biosciences PhD trainees during the last 40 years.
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Dr. Paula Stephan, an economics professor at Georgia State University and author of How Economics Shapes Science, argued during the webinar that graduate training programs have done a terrible disservice to PhD program applicants by not making clear the program's track record in graduate employment. Of course, what a graduate does in their postdoctoral work, usually elsewhere, is probably more important in their employment prospects. But the graduate program and specific mentors will certainly influence the competitiveness of a candidate for top-tier postdoctoral training opportunities.
I made a point at my Chemical & Engineering News CENtral Science blog that students applying to chemistry PhD programs should have tuned into this webinar to get a sober assessment of the path they were choosing. All prospective PhD students should be doing due diligence in pursuing their training environment as well, should they still choose to pursue doctoral training. Indeed, someone choosing to invest an average of 11 years in PhD and postdoctoral training should at least have some projection of their employment opportunities down the road. Then again, people training 11 years ago were told that jobs would be plentiful, especially in academia since so many aging professors would be retiring. Instead, many have stayed on in their positions well into their seventies and beyond.
In the absence of a robust economy, Stephan feels that graduate training programs owe it to their students to provide more diverse skill set to better prepare graduates for non-laboratory careers. Academic laboratory directors generally abhor any barrier to getting students in their laboratories full time after coursework is complete.
Preparing for Non-Laboratory Careers
But I am seeing a culture change at least at my current institution, North Carolina State University, where I'm teaching a course on science writing for the media and the general public. Half of my students are in PhD science training programs. One told me that she had to fight for special permission to take my class. Another student in a different training program told me that their department was considering making my class mandatory.
Freeman said that he was a big fan of non-PhD training, particularly the national trend of Professional Science Master's (PSM) programs where students gain some science training but with a strong emphasis on industry skills such as project management. Most importantly is that most of these programs provide internship opportunities in the pharmaceutical or chemical industry, giving a candidate a foot in the door that circumvents the often non-scientific HR application screening process. These programs also meet a need that Stephan finds important: teamwork skills and the ability to present work to diverse audiences.
I often remarked to my own fellow students back in the day that my own pharmaceutical industry internship led me to go to every research seminar, even if it was outside my own field. In industry, one must interact with professionals outside your own myopic field, from drug formulation and dosage forms (pharmaceutics) to marketing and sales.
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Other Solutions
Freeman is also a fan of gaining some international training, particularly in interacting with other cultures, since so much of industrial science is now global. While North American scientists might not take to working under conditions and pay levels in China, India, or Brazil, he notes that European-trained scientists will have the same technical skills but a broader worldview that employers value. Moreover, the rest of the world is facing many of the same challenges with science employment in industry.
Finally, Freeman suggests that scientists also be involved in the political process that governs national research funding and, in turn, jobs. He says that politicians tend to be approached more by industry, the demand side, whose interests are in training more scientists to create large employee pools from which they can skim the cream, especially since public funds are usually used to train PhD's. Professional scientific societies have only begun to lobby state and federal legislators in the last 10-15 years and certainly need to be more focused and engaged to improve financial conditions for professional employment and not extended postdoctoral indentured servitude.
I also want to remind all PhD science trainees that they have one very significant advantage of medical and law students: your PhD training is most often paid for by federal or institutional grants, often with tuition waivers, thereby minimizing any additional amount of student loan debt after undergraduate education. My graduate stipend at the University of Florida began in 1985 at $6,600/year ($14,200 in 2012 dollars) and rose to $8,950/year in 1989 ($16,700 today). Today, most PhD training programs provide stipends of $26,000/year or more.
No, that's not high living. And while prolonged annual income of $45,000 as a postdoctoral fellow is far below the $170,000 for a starting MD with residency and fellowship, at least you don't leave school with $200,000 or more of debt.
It's all about choice and the responsibility of being prepared for this very different job market. If you've suffered through 11 years of training and are accumulating stacks of rejection letters for academic faculty positions or pharmaceutical industry jobs, consider other ways in which you could use your PhD.
At least you're not an unemployed law graduate figuring out how to pay six-figure student loan debt.
Addendum: I've since learned that chemistry bloggers Chemjobber and See Arr Oh have posted a podcast discussing this ACS webinar.
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Editor's note: This is the third in a series of articles that will take a more in-depth look at the three major issues raised in the FDIC's options paper on deposit insurance reform. The FDIC would welcome banker comments on these issues, as would we.
The third and last major issue addressed by the FDIC options paper on deposit insurance is how to set coverage levels. To date, coverage limits have been set on an ad hoc basis, with Congress revisiting the issue from time to time and establishing a new limit. Since 1934, the basic coverage amount has increased five times, from $5,000 to $100,000. The ad hoc setting of coverage limits results in fluctuations in the real value of deposit insurance, the paper notes. Most of the increases have more or less been consistent with cost-of-living adjustments, except for the 1980 increase to $100,000, which was much higher than needed to keep pace with inflation.
Based on the CPI, the current $100,000 coverage limit has declined in real value by half since 1980. "This raises the question of whether Congress wishes to continue providing the same level of insurance protection for consumers in real terms, or to allow the coverage level to erode in value by maintaining the status quo," the paper states.
Coverage limits represent a "balance between the goals of deposit insurance [protection of small savers, promotion of financial stability, and maintenance of the viability of small banks], on the one hand, and the need to limit moral hazard and the risk to taxpayers and the insurance funds, on the other," according to the options paper.
The immediate effect on the BIF and SAIF fund balances and the risk to the funds of an increase in coverage is uncertain and the long-term effect even more so, the FDIC says, and further analysis is needed. One preliminary estimate of the immediate effect of a doubling of the coverage limit is that about $230 billion of uninsured deposits would immediately become insured and reduce the reserve ratios of the combined BIF and SAIF to about 1.28 percent.
The long-term effect depends on whether an increase in coverage would cause a change in consumer and business behavior leading to a larger proportion of new wealth being placed in deposits or existing assets transferred to deposits. The FDIC suggests that in the long run a coverage increase might not change the amount of insured deposits because consumers already have the ability to place all their assets in insured accounts by using multiple account coverage or spreading deposits among different banks. On the other hand, changes in demographics—an aging population with a preference for CD investments, decreased issuance of Treasury securities as the nation enjoys budget surpluses, or increased financial market volatility could result in a shift of household assets into insured deposits.
The paper also discusses whether an increase in coverage would increase insurance losses in the event of bank failures. Some view the 1980 increase to $100,000 as playing a key role in the savings and loan crisis, as brokered deposits provided funding for high risk institutions. The FDIC notes, however, that a confluence of many factors explains the magnitude of the crisis.
Higher coverage levels are not likely to increase systemic risk because of the minimal effect they would have on the magnitude of risk posed by large institutions, the FDIC states. For these institutions it is the implicit guarantee that uninsured deposits or creditors would be protected (too big to fail)—not explicit coverage limits—that will result in high losses. The FDIC suggests that ways other than raising the coverage limit also should be explored to level the playing field between large and small banks. Examples given include "haircutting" uninsured deposits or creditors in the event of a large bank failure, or assessing large banks for more of the costs of too-big-to-fail protections.
The paper also addresses small bank funding issues. As small banks find it more difficult to fund operations with deposits, they will turn to other more expensive and interest-rate sensitive funding sources, such as FHLB advances. But funding with FHLB advances versus insured deposits does not reduce the risk exposure or loss severity to the insurance funds or taxpayers when a bank fails, because FHLB advances are fully secured and stand ahead of the FDIC in liquidation. In addition, when banks fund themselves with deposits, the FDIC at least collects premium income.
The options for setting appropriate coverage limits outlined in the paper include:
Some have suggested that full coverage of municipal deposits will not increase the risk exposure to the FDIC because collateralized deposits already stand ahead of the FDIC in a bank failure. But the FDIC notes that the pledging requirement places a limit on the amount of deposits an institution can attract while 100 percent FDIC coverage would not. In addition, full coverage of municipal deposits could increase risk by increasing moral hazard, the FDIC notes, because public units will have no incentive to monitor the risk behavior of the institution.
The FDIC also notes that small institutions may not be able to compete for municipal deposits if higher coverage levels result in large banks bidding up the interest rates.
To address these concerns, the FDIC suggests the options of providing higher coverage for "in-market" municipal deposits only and raising the coverage for in-state municipal deposits to some multiple of basic coverage, but not to 100 percent.
Another option would be for the FDIC to guarantee private excess insurance. The FDIC would have to have the right to refuse to issue the guarantee if a review of the terms of the insurer's contracts or its financial condition were unacceptable.
The last option mentioned in the paper is coinsurance for deposits over $100,00. Although never implemented, the original plan for deposit insurance was to provide full protection for the first $10,000 per depositor, 75 percent of the next $40,000 and 50 percent of all deposits over $50,000.
The options paper is posted on the FDIC Web site (www.fdic.gov), along with a series of questions designed to elicit public comment. Viewers can respond to the questions directly on line. Among the questions posed on coverage limits are: whether the coverage limit should be indexed to prices, income or wealth; whether a higher coverage limit would address funding concerns at smaller institutions and allow them to compete with large institutions for deposits; whether full coverage, or other limit higher than basic coverage, should be provided for municipal deposits; whether the FDIC should provide optional excess coverage; and whether deposit insurance rules regarding multiple account coverage should be simplified.
Note: Previous articles in this series covered the issues of pricing risk at individual banks (Sept. 8 edition of Washington Weekly Report) and funding deposit insurance losses over time (Sept. 29 edition).
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CHINA could be emitting 20 per cent more carbon dioxide each year than previously thought, according to a study that raises doubts about the accuracy of data from the world's biggest greenhouse polluter.
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In my teenage years, I never had issues with acne. At age 20, I randomly formed an acne-cyst in my right cheek. It was exceedingly deep; approximately the size of a penny and it took several months to go away. When it did heal, I was left with a deep, pitted "rolling" scar. A few months passed without any acne issues and then I randomly got another acne-cyst. This time, it was on my chin, much larger than before and it took even longer to heal. Once again, I was left with another pitted scar. It was all downhill from here; every few months the same thing happened! I never had more than one cyst at a time, so I never appeared to have "bad acne".
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British explorer Robert Falcon Scott's expedition to the South Pole arrived on 17 January 1912, by which point they already knew they were beaten by Amundsen's triumph on 14 December 1911. A century later, the Antarctic summer of 2011-12 will be a bumper one for visits to the frozen continent. Scott buffs should aim for Cambridge, England (home to the Polar Museum, part of the Scott Polar Research Institute) or his statue in London's Waterloo Place. But the ultimate is to visit his frozen-in-time hut at Cape Evans on Ross Island, Antarctica.
The Scott Centenary concert tour featuring the City of London Sinfonia will tour England in February. See the Scott Polar Research Institute for details.
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NASCAR announced on Wednesday that its annual Preseason Thunder fan event in Daytona Beach, Fla., will be a weel later than usual in 2015. The 2015 installment of the event is scheduled for Jan. 15 and 16.
"A later starting date for January testing will be more convenient for both teams and fans," DIS President Joie Chitwood III said. "Both testing sessions are important opportunities for teams as they prepare for their season-opening events. It's also an exciting time for fans as they get geared up for the start of the new season."
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams will test at Daytona International Speedway both those days, and there will be a Preseason Thunder Fan Fest on Jan. 15. Tickets for the Fan Fest will be available later this year, as will a specific schedule of events, including driver autograph and question and answer sessions.
"Each year, Preseason Thunder gives fans a sneak peek into the upcoming season, and specifically, NASCAR's crown jewel, the Daytona 500," NASCAR Vice President of Competition and Racing Development Robin Pemberton said. "In 2015, the date will change. The anticipation, and the thrill of cars returning to the race track, will not."
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My homework would be done by now if I didn't take this many food breaks.
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I hate it when I meet someone and we're actually gaining feelings for each other and its actually something, but some shit has to happen and everything between us falls apart. Then as time moves on, time from time you wonder about the "what if's" and the things you
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I think what the Dark Lord meant was that "Gordon is the best leader we've got." Barring Mandy himself, he's probably right, but as he's got an EU sinecure to step into any time he gets bored with playing with the children, leadership of the living dead is probably the last thing on his mind.
It's kinda sad to see Labour implode in this way, even though it's doubtful I'd ever vote for them. You have to ask yourself what the alternative is?
I reckon there's a darker plot to be discovered.
The parliamentary Labour party remind me of Soviet Russia and the rise of Stalin. Brown was not elected, he is deeply unpopular and now there's been an assassination attempt….but the plotters have been outed and left in the cold. No one had the guts to step forward. Which one is Stalin – Brown or Mandelson?
I think, m'lud, if the tape is watched again he actually sort-of said ' he didn't even go into one of his rages' which would have been even more telling.
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So, I'm currently in a raiding group that is working on heroic firelands (we have killed 3/7 in 10 man) and I'm thinking on switching professions from engineering and alchemy to blacksmithing and jewelcrafting but I am unsure if it will be worth it.
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And yes, I know that that is a dps helmet but baleroc haven't been very nice to me :)
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Purpose. The last decade has seen an evolution in the thinking of tendinopathy from inflammatory to degenerative and hence a change in approaches to treatment. Method. We review the literature in this field to highlight the possibility of neural and neural-induced inflammation in this field. Results. Neuropathy is a possible source of pain in tendinopathy. Conclusion. Further work is required to develop the neuropathic model of tendinopathy, and to determine whether these neuropathic factors are responsible. The concept of neoneurovascularization being the issue in tendinopathy is established. The underlying mechanisms for the process require further evaluation
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I could love and drown in your God damned smile lines, but I think i burnt up watching you rallying to stay alive, and I guess that's fine. It seems we all get sick, we all die in some no name hospital with the same colored walls, and I guess that's fine, but I want to swallow, I want to stomach, I want to live. It's been a rough while and some days are worse than others, there's no proper way to feel, no mirth, no levity, no amazing grace,
just a flame on a lake floating away, I can't let you lay, I want you to know, I'm learning patience against my will, I want you to know, I'll get by, always barely scraping
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"I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library.
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