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Global Historical Climatology Network, 1753-1990 [CDIAC_NDP41]
This NDP contains monthly temperature, precipitation, sea-level pressure, and station-pressure data for thousands of meteorological stations worldwide. The database was compiled from pre-existing ...
LINKAGES: An Individual-based Forest Ecosystem Biogeochemistry Model [LINKAGES]
This model product contains the source codes for version 1 of the individual-based forest ecosystem biogeochemistry model LINKAGES and two subsequent versions as well as example input and output data. ...
NACP Site: Tower Meteorology, Flux Observations with Uncertainty, and Ancillary Data [NACP_SITE_TOWER_MET_AND_FLUX]
This data set contains meteorological, carbon cycle flux, phenology, and ancillary data measured at 47 eddy covariance flux tower sites across North America. The data were used by North American Carbon ...
LBA-ECO CD-06 Water Balance of the Ji-Parana River Basin, Brazil: 1995-1996 [CD06_WATER_BALANCE_JIPARANA]
This data set provides simulated minimum, average, and maximum monthly rainfall, potential evapotranspiration, water deficit, and water surplus values for the Ji-Parana River basin, Rondonia, Brazil. ...
Hourly-scaled ionospheric data from Vernadsky station [NASC_VERN_IONOSONDE]
Ionosphere sounding is carried out using the semi-automatic station ISP-42. This is a radar system for impulse radio sounding of the ionosphere in the height interval up to 800 km at frequencies 1.0-22.6 ...
LBA-ECO LC-02 Daily Meteorological Data, Rio Branco, Acre, Brazil: 1970-2001 [LC02_METEOROLOGY_ACRE]
This data set provides meteorological measurements collected from 3 different meteorological stations within a radius of 8 km in Rio Branco, Acre Brazil, for the periods of June of 1970 to 1974, December ...
BIGFOOT Meteorological Data for North and South American Sites, 1991-2004 [BIGFOOT_METEOROLOGICAL]
The BigFoot Project has compiled daily meteorological measurements for nine EOS Land Validation Sites located from Alaska to Brazil from 1991 to 2004. Each site is representative of one or two distinct ...
ISLSCP II Gauge-Based Analyses of Daily Precipitation over Global Land Areas [ISLSCP_GTS_PRECIP]
The objective of this work was to construct a long-term data set of daily precipitation on half degree and one degree latitude/longitude grids over the global land areas. The analyses are defined ...
ISLSCP II Global Precipitation Climatology Project Version 1, Pentad Precipitation [ISLSCP_PRECIP_PENTAD]
The Global Precipitation Climatology Project (GPCP) pentad version 1 precipitation data set includes global precipitation rates for 5-day, or pentad, periods. The data sets are derived from measured ...
LBA-ECO CD-10 CO, CO2 and Meteorological Data, Maxaranguape, Brazil [LBA_CD10_MAXARANGUAPE]
This data set reports the concentrations of carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO2), wind direction, wind speed, and air temperature measured at the Maxaranguape Atmospheric Observatory in northeast ...
LBA-ECO ND-07 Trace Gas Fluxes Under Multiple Land Uses, Brazil: 1999-2004 [LBA_ND07_TRACE_GAS_LAND_USE]
This data set reports on soil-atmosphere fluxes of trace carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrous oxide, and nitric oxide (CO2, CO, N2O, NO) under various natural and manipulated land use conditions. ...
CLPX-Ground: ISA Corner Site Meteorological Data [NSIDC-0173]
This data set contains meteorological observations at 36 sites throughout the Small Regional Study Area (SRSA) of the NASA Cold Land Processes Field Experiment (CLPX) in Colorado, USA. Identical meteorological ...
CLPX-Ground: ISA Main Meteorological Data [NSIDC-0172]
This data set contains meteorological observations at ten sites throughout the Small Regional Study Area (SRSA) of the Cold Land Processes Field Experiment (CLPX) in Fraser, Colorado, USA. Nine identical ...
Met Eireann Climatological Database of Ireland [Met_Eireann]
The Met Eireann Climatological Database consists of weather observations for Ireland dating back to 1880. All weather parameters are 100% correctly attributed to their 'real ...
Canadian Meteorological Centre (CMC) Daily Snow Depth Analysis Data [NSIDC-0447]
This data set consists of Northern Hemisphere snow depth analysis data processed by the Canadian Meteorological Centre (CMC). Snow depth data obtained from surface synoptic observations (synops), ...
Co-Registered AMSR-E, QuikSCAT, and WMO Data [NSIDC-0450]
Notice to Data Users: The documentation for this data set was provided solely by the Principal Investigator(s) and was not further developed, thoroughly reviewed, or edited by NSIDC. Thus, support ...
SEDNA: Sea ice Experiment - Dynamic Nature of the Arctic [G02200]
The Sea Ice Experiment - Dynamic Nature of the Arctic (SEDNA) is an international collaborative effort to improve the understanding of the interaction between sea ice dynamics and Arctic climate. ...
30 Minute Rainfall Data (FIFE) [FIFE_RAIN_30M]
The FIFE Thirty Minute Rainfall Data Data Set contains data from thirty rain gauges located in the Kings Creek basin in the northwest corner of the FIFE study area during 1987. Reliability of the ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_HOUSTON TEXAQS2000 TNRCC CAMS Air Quality Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_HT_CAMS]
The NARSTO_EPA_HOUSTON_TEXAQS2000_CAMS_DATA data set contains 5-minute air quality measurements collected in Texas during August and September 2000 at 85 continuous ambient monitoring stations (CAMS) ...
NARSTO SOS99NASH TVA Surface Meteorology and Chemistry Data [NARSTO_SOS99NASH_SURF_MET_CHEM]
The NARSTO_SOS99NASH_SURFACE_MET_CHEM_DATA were collected between June 15 and July 16, 1999 during the 1999 Nashville/Middle Tennessee Field Study. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) operated two ...
Sea Ice Edge Location and Extent in the Russian Arctic, 1933-2006 [G02182]
The Sea Ice Edge Location and Extent in the Russian Arctic, 1933-2006 data are derived from sea ice charts from the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute (AARI), St. Petersburg, Russia. Provided ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_ATLANTA 1999 Air Chemistry, Particulate Matter, and Met Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATL_CHEM_PM_MET]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_ATLANTA_1999_CHEM_PM_MET_DATA were obtained from July to September 1999 during the Atlanta Experiment of the U.S. EPA Particulate Matter Supersites Program. The U.S. Environmental ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_BALTIMORE JHU Meteorolgical Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_JHU_MET]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_BALTIMORE_JHU_MET_DATA meteorological and turbulence measurements were recorded using a diverse array of instruments by the Parlange Environmental Fluid Mechanics Group, Department ...
NARSTO EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH Meteorological Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITT_MET]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_PITTSBURGH_MET_DATA were obtained between July 1, 2001 and November 1, 2002 during the Pittsburgh Supersite Program. Ambient monitoring at the central supersite and a set of satellite ...
NARSTO PAC2001 Langley Site Gaseous, Particle, and Meteorological Data [NARSTO_PAC2001_LANGLEY]
The NARSTO_PAC2001_LANGLEY_GAS_PM_MET_DATA were obtained between August 8 and September 2, 2001 during the Pacific 2001 Air Quality Study (PAC2001). The Langley Ecole Lochiel (LEL) site was at 49.0289 ...
NARSTO PAC2001 Slocan Park Site Gaseous, Particle, and Meteorological Data [NARSTO_PAC2001_SLOCAN_PARK]
The NARSTO_PAC2001_SLOCAN_PARK_GAS_PM_MET_DATA were collected between August 11 and September 01, 2001 during the Pacific 2001 Air Quality Study (PAC2001). The Slocan Park (SLPK) site, at 49°14'38.2 ...
NARSTO PAC2001 Sumas Eagle Ridge Gaseous, Particle, and Meteorological Data [NARSTO_PAC2001_SUMAS_MTN]
The NARSTO_PAC2001_SUMAS_MTN_GAS_PM_MET_DATA were obtained between August 13 and September 5, 2001 during the Pacific 2001 Air Quality Study (PAC2001). Measurements at the Sumas Eagle Ridge (SER) ...
NARSTO_EPA_SS_ST_LOUIS Air Chemistry, Particulate Matter, Met Data [NARSTO_EPA_SS_ST_LOUIS_CHEM_PM_MET]
The NARSTO_EPA_SS_ST_LOUIS_AIR_CHEM_PM_MET_DATA were obtained between April 11, 2001 and July 21, 2003 during the St. Louis - Midwest Supersite program. The overall goal of the St. Louis - Midwest ...
Climate data (wind speed and direction, air temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure, and solar radiation) from manual observations and automatic weather stations at Scott Base and Arrival Heights [K089_1957_2013_NZ_1]
Climate data have been collected at Scott Base continuously since 1957 and more recently from Arrival Heights and is one of the longest continuous climate records in Antarctica. Climate parameters ...
NACP MCI: CO2 Flux Tower Measurements, Upper Midwest Region, USA, 2007-2009 [NACP_MCI_CO2_MEASUREMENTS]
This data set provides high precision and high accuracy atmospheric CO2 data from seven instrumented communication towers located in the U.S. Upper Midwest. The overall sampling period was from January ...
LBA REGIONAL GLOBAL HISTORICAL CLIMATOLOGY NETWORK, V. 1, 1832-1990 [lba_ghcn_v1]
This data set consists of a subset of the Global Historical Climatology Network (GHCN) Version 1 database for the study area of the Large Scale Biosphere-Atmosphere Experiment in Amazonia (LBA) in ...
The glaciers, an observatory of climate, exploratory step for Kerguelen component - GLACIOCLIM-KESAACO (KErguelen Surface Ablation, Accumulation and Climate Observation) [1048_0_IPEV_FR]
This proposal is the exploratory step for Kerguelen component of the GLACIOCLIM Observatory. GLACIOCLIM is a French observatory to globally detect, monitor and understand climate and mass balance ...
SAFARI 2000 MEAN CLIMATOLOGY, 0.5-DEG, 1930-1960, V. 2.1 (CRAMER AND LEEMANS) [s2k_cramers-leeman]
This data set is a subset of the global mean monthly climatology (Cramer and Leemans 1999). The subset is for the area of southern Africa within the following bounds: 5 N to 35 S and 5 E to 60 E. ...
The Amazonian Region Micrometeorological Experiment (ARME) data contain micrometeorological data (climate, interception of precipitation, mircometeorology and soil moisture) on the elements of the ...
CHARACTERISTICS OF AFRICAN SAVANNA BIOMES FOR DETERMINING WOODY COVER [gv_aws]
This data set includes the soil and vegetation characteristics, herbivore estimates, and precipitation measurement data for the 854 sites described and analyzed in Sankaran et al., 2005. Savannas ...
GPM Ground Validation Meteorological Tower Environment Canada GCPEx [gpmmettecgcpex]
The GPM Ground Validation Meteorological Tower Environment Canada GCPEx dataset provides temperature, relative humidity, 10m winds, pressure and solar radiation data collected by a suite of standard ...
BOREAS AFM-06 Surface Meteorological Data [BOREAS_AFM06SMD]
The BOREAS AFM-06 team from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Environment Technology Laboratory (NOAA/ETL) collected surface meteorological data from 21-May to 20-Sep-1994 near the ...
Met Office - Historical Central England Temperature Data [BADC_CENTRAL_UK_TEMPS]
Information about obtaining this data set is on the BADC Home Page. Link to http://badc.nerc.ac.uk/view/badc.nerc.ac.uk__ATOM__dataent_CET These daily and monthly temperatures are representative ...
The Arizona Meteorological Network (AZMET) Station Weather Observation Data [AZMET_OBS_ARIZONA]
[Summary adapted from the AZMET Home Page] Link to the AZMET Home Page to view data set documentation and to retrieve the data. "http://ag.arizona.edu/AZMET/" The Arizona Meteorologial Network (AZMET) ...
Sadler's Tropical Wind Climatology, 1960-1973 [NCAR_DS208.0]
Long term monthly mean winds which Sadler derived from his collection of aircraft data (which we have in DS365.0. [http://rda.ucar.edu/datasets/ds365.0]) and average rawindsonde ...
Warren's Global Climatological Cloud Data, by Surface Observations 1982-91 [NCAR_DS292.1]
TOTAL CLOUD Edition
AARI Russian North Polar Drifting Station Data, from NSIDC [NCAR_DS474.0]
This dataset consists of 31 Russian north polar drifting stations which took observations of surface variables for the periods 1937-1938 and 1950-1991. We received the latest ...
AWS TD13 Global Surface Observations, daily 1901-1973 [NCAR_DS467.0]
Global synoptic surface observations from the Air Weather Service for 1901-1973, called "Tape Deck 13" because it is the combination of multiple card decks (datasets), conversion ...
Amos Eddy's U.S. Surface Analyses, daily 1881-1985 [NCAR_DS508.0]
Daily Tmin, Tmax, Precip data for 1881-1985, interpolated to fill missing intervals. Prepared by the Oklahoma Climatological Survey under the direction of Amos Eddy. Long term ...
Australia Precipitation, Daily and Monthly from January 1832 to February 1983 [NCAR_DS482.0]
This dataset contains daily and monthly precipitation data for Australian stations. The general period of record is January 1832 to February 1983, but the actual periods vary ...
Australia Summary of Day and Surface Observations, 1939(1957)-1982 [NCAR_DS523.0]
This dataset contains hourly observations and summary of day information from Australian observing stations generally from 1957 to 1982, but some data go back as far as 1939.
Batelle's Wind Energy Summaries, various stations [NCAR_DS816.0]
Statistical data from a world-wide wind energy resource assessment is provided for a selection of stations in Central and South America, Africa, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands. ...
Brazilian Air Force Rawinsondes and Pibals, January 1950-November 1986 [NCAR_DS394.1]
NCDC has provided rawinsonde data for eleven Brazilian stations and pibal data for thirty stations for the general period January 1950 to November 1986. The actual period, however, varies widely by ...
CDIAC U.S. Historical Climatology Network (HCN) Daily Temperature, Precipitation, and Snow Observations for 1871-1997 [NCAR_DS511.0]
This dataset contains daily observations of maximum and minimum temperature, precipitation, snowfall, and snow depth for 1062 observing stations in the lower 48 United States. ...
CPC Global Summary of Day/Month Observations, 1979-continuing [NCAR_DS512.0]
This global summary of the day and month data set is obtained on a delayed monthly basis from the Climate Prediction Center (CPC) of the National Centers for Environmental ...
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Ferguson vs. Dunn: A dogfight for Atty General
Bob Ferguson and Reagan Dunn tangled over issues ranging from death to taxes on Tuesday, as the Attorney General candidates duked it out in the race to become boss of Washington's largest law firms. They seemed to agree on one big issue: Both will be voting against Initiative 502, the statewide measure to legalize, regulate […] [Read More]
"Big green" endorsement for GOP Sen. Litzow
Republican State Sen. Steve Litzow has won a coveted endorsement from the Washington Conservation Voters, even though Litzow's Democratic opponent used to run a leading green group. Litzow has emerged as "the new leader of his party on environmental issues," said Brendon Cechovic, executive director of WCV. "Steve shares our belief that issues like climate […] [Read More]
McKenna vs. Inslee: The first debate
The student body president faces off against the high school quarterback when the Association of Washington Business hosts the first debate of Washington's race for Governor on Tuesday afternoon in Spokane. Attorney General Rob McKenna started as a successful student politician at the University of Washington, and remains to this day a policy guy with […] [Read More]
May totals: $1.2 m.-McKenna, $617,789-Inslee
With the Legislature adjourned, and restrictions removed, Republican Rob McKenna used May to make up a lot of ground on Democrat Jay Inslee in the race for dollars to fuel the race for Governor. McKenna raised $1.2 million during the month, almost twice the $617,789 total reported by Inslee. The Inslee total includes $164,000 in […] [Read More]
A gusher of Big Oil, booze bucks to Eyman
Tim Eyman is turning into big corporations' favorite populist in Washington state, and the Mukilteo-based initiative promoter is eagerly embracing their embrace. Liquor interests have joined Big Oil in fueling the paid signature campaign for Initiative 1185, the latest in Eyman's longtime campaign to require a two-thirds vote of both houses in the Washington Legislature […] [Read More]
School employees union backs McKenna
Republican Rob McKenna has captured a key union endorsement in a gubernatorial race where Democrats have repeatedly tried to depict him as anti-union. The Public School Employees of Washington, representing 26,000 support workers in 175 school districts across the state, voted Saturday to back McKenna over Democrat Jay Inslee. "Rob McKenna has the potential to […] [Read More]
Obama to progressives: I'm taking you for granted
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — President Obama greeted Netroots Nation on Saturday night with a desultory "Hi, everybody!" video, and sent no administration official of front or even middle rank to America's largest gathering of political bloggers. The message, from a politician who once came calling to ask for liberal bloggers' support: I'm taking you for granted […] [Read More]
Walker will survive Wisconsin recall, TV Networks
The exit polls showed it a neck-and-neck race, but embattled Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has moved to a sizable lead amidst forecasts by national networks that he will be the first governor in American history to withstand a recall election. NBC, MSNBC and CNN have predicted that Walker, a Republican, will win the recall election, […] [Read More]
AWB to Inslee: Eyman got Big Oil's $100,000
The Jay Inslee for Governor campaign tried on Tuesday to throw a brush-back pitch to the Association of Washington Business, only to deliver a hanging curve that the AWB hit out of the ballpark. In a letter to AWB, Inslee campaign chief Joby Shimomura voiced suspicion about a $100,000 donation to its political action committee […] [Read More]
Conservation group backs its first Republican
After making 45 "early" endorsements for state and local office, every one of them a Democrat, the Washington Conservation Voters has finally found a Republican it can support. He is Bill Finkbeiner, a former Washington State Senate majority leader who is challenging Democratic Lt. Governor Brad Owen. "Bill shares our strong belief that the environment […] [Read More]
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The Elite & U19 Track National Championships is the pinnacle event for our top track cyclists. New Zealand's track cyclists are amongst the world's best and this event showcases some of the tremendous talent our country has. Olympic medallists, World Championship riders and World Cup riders will be lining up against our emerging future champions to race on the boards of the new Cycling Centre of Excellence, Avantidrome, Cambridge.
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The ProLink 500 Wireless Intercom Package (PRO-540) is for 4 users, and comes with a portable, digital, wireless intercom system. It allows full duplex communication between four users simultaneously, without the need for a base station. This package comes with one Master belt pack, three Remote belt packs, and four lightweight headsets and your choice of dual or single muff earpieces. ProLink 500 belt packs include three "AA" rechargeable NiMH batteries, and also comes with one gang charger, and a sturdy cardboard carrying case for easy transportation. This system has the ability to transmit up to 500 feet line of sight, and allows communication through walls and glass. There is also the option to add an unlimited number of listen-only belt packs to the system. Other features include A/B channel selection, "Push to Talk" or "Always On" modes, and LED indicators that alert you if you've gone out of range or are low on battery. This system is perfect to use for the theater, local television studio, in a church setting, or during training exercises.
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Yay, I broke 100 followers last night! Thanks, guys! This blog is growing way faster than I expected, awesome! If you guys see anything worthwhile floating around the internet or something that you've made, feel free to submit it! Just go to craftmyassoff.tumblr.com/submit and I'll check em out! Stay crafty :)
windchime made from recycled records
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JP Mortgage Lending was established in March 2007.
Jackie Potter-Dodson - Licensed Loan Originator #134426 and Owner has been in the mortgage industry for 18 plus years. Jackie's specialty is Veteran Home Loans but she can explain the guidelines for each and every program offered. Jackie lives in Duncansville with her husband Brad and their two children and dog Karma.
In August 2012 Collette Malone joined the team as a loan processor. Collette has twenty years of customer service experience. Since starting with JP Mortgage Lending Collette has acquired her Loan Originator License #677314. She is excited to be a part of the JP Mortgage Lending family and her new position. Collette lives in Altoona with her husband Paul, their son, and dog Dena.
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In May 2010 Sandy Albright joined the team as Lead Loan Processor. Since starting with JP Mortgage Lending Sandy has acquired her Loan Originator License #384797. Sandy has over 5 years of Lending experience and has become well versed in FHA financing. Sandy lives in Altoona with her husband Dave and their Son. Sandy has two adult daughters.
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Will that be a pizza for you or will you go for a salad? Choosing what you eat is not simply a matter of taste, conclude scientists in a new study at the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital of McGill University and the McGill University Health Centre. As you glance over a menu or peruse the shelves in a supermarket, your brain is making decisions based more on a food's caloric content.
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Close-Up: Katy's Tidy Brooklyn Home Office
A couple weeks ago when we discussed the trouble with hiding cables, Unplggd reader kdkaboom mentioned her set-up. We asked her to send over some pictures and she did! Katy's hideaway for all her home office peripherals jump starts a new section here on Unplggd called "Close-Up." This new category will give us a chance to magnify the rad tech solutions other people have.
Name: Katy Maslow and Peter Maslow
Location: Midwood, Brooklyn. It's a Co-Op bought 20 years ago by our single mom of three children, then taken over by us kidz when she moved out of NYC.
Years Lived In: It's the apartment we moved into when I was seven years old! So, off and on since 198...6?
What's your philosophy on how to integrate your technology into your living space?: Love it, live with it, or hide it. Or do as our mom does…sew covers for it! In different fabrics for the different seasons.
After the jump a close-up of Katy's "Closet of Doom"...
Do you have a great set-up? Email us snapshots and a brief description.
Favorite Feature: Living and working in a space that I love to look at? Does that count?
What Friends Say: They're amused that I care so much about a "few" unwieldy cables…
Best Advice: Stay in school! And have a brother that's a contractor! And go wireless!
Dream Source/Inspiration: Well, if only I could afford what I'm inspired by! But I'd say I'm most inspired by the homes of AT's members and the more realistic side of Metropolitan Home.
Favorite Source: B&H Photo, Belkin, and the brother who can build stuff.
Biggest Challenge: Coming to terms with my Dell XPS and Windows Vista…It's like a big fugly UFO landed on my desk and just started spitting out error messages in some alien language. If it wasn't for the company I work for, I would have gone Mac all the way!
Biggest Embarrassment: You should see when I have to unplug the laptop and peripherals for a trip or something. Opening up that Concealer is like watching a horror film. All the guts come flying out. It ain't pretty in there! I'm also really embarrassed by my lack of an ergonomic chair!
"I've been working from home for a few years, even throughout all the renovations done by my brother, Peter Maslow (shameless plug). Since my office is right in the living room, I try to keep my crap under wraps - hence the printer closet!"
In order to keep her home office desk free and clear of clutter, Katy turned her nearby closet into a storage space for her peripherals. "The printer closet was my brother's tool/supply closet, but we made room for the wireless all-in-one printer, the wireless router, and the cable modem. Running to the closet to reposition something for scanning can be annoying, but we don't use it THAT often... it's just really nice to have it outta sight."
She got a Belkin Conceal power strip to manage the cords at her stripped steel desk and hid it behind a vintage Brooklyn poster found at Brooklyn Flea. "I haven't figured out how to make the inside of the Belkin all neat and pretty like in their ad. I have to really squeeze it closed, too. It'll break soon enough, I'm sure."
And those little round things on the left leg of her desk are magnetic spice holders that Katy uses to store her stamps.
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Super chic and awesome!
An awesome place, and where did you get the table lamp?
I hate the huge power bricks that come with laptops. The ones with MacBooks are smaller, but the cords are too short so you end up having to use the hugely long extender and having it snake everywhere.
If I were stuck with the situation Katy is in, I'd buy a second AC adapter for travel use and keep it on hand and tape or secure the brick "hidden" behind her computer to the back of the table (or under it) and just have the plug itself on the desktop. Kudos to Katy for showing her power cords in her picture of her laptop. Most people cheat and just show the laptop with no power cable for a cleaner-looking staged picture.
That closet would drive me nuts though. Too much stuff crammed in there!
I see she is a fan of phil toledano's photos! I like his video gamer photos.
I agree with Katy- she needs a good chair so she can be a little more comfy or a chic seat cushion- can seat cushions be chic?
hey, thanks guys!! this was such fun!
Ekoshyun: thank you so much!
Sam59: would you believe that lamp was once owned by Matthew Modine? i can say no more!!
Orchid64: great idea on the extra adapter! and yes, i am also rather nutzoid over The Closet of Doom, but i've already gone all Martha on it...and really, for a contractor, how much caulk is too much caulk? :)
Witchbaby: yay! you recognized the photo on my desktop! Toledano has a wicked good eye. and yes, please, can we find me a chic seat cushion? i am alll about it.
i like the through the chair picture, shows off how uncluttered it is.
where can i find chairs like that
i'm in the process (it's taking me wayyy longer than i intended) of organizing my desk area. i love the way you set you desk up and will come back here for more ideas for my own space.
your closet of doom cracked me up too - made me feel a little better about my own closet which i rarely ever open. i so don't like my closet at all and wish i could make it work better for me. right now i just throw things in there and shut the door quickly so i don't have to see inside. definitely on my list of things to cure
hey tiger, i got that chair dirt dirt dirt cheap at the CB outlet in woodbury, ny, but it's CB2 i do believe. so you know, it really is not a comfortable chair for extended computer use and i usually have a pillow on it (i'm in the market for a good seat cushion or totally ergo chair...)
little flower! we've all got a closet of doom. no worries! i don't mind showing the real bits - cables and closets and whatnot :) i've tackled every closet in the apartment, INCLUDING the closet of doom, but that one has to hold A LOT of tools and supplies... so... what can you do? it's as close to a garage as we'll ever get :) good luck on your own organization process!
Thanks for recommending the Belkin concealer power strip. I followed the link over and just ordered one. I have been looking for a way to conceal the cords and this looks ideal!
yay! great to hear it, aldyth. take pictures, k? :)
A great post, I love the way you have managed your home office. I'm going to try and do the same thing.
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Thats great, how do you keep it so tidy, Also a very good job in hiding them cables. They can get messy if you leave them out on display.
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I gotta give Jeb York a lot of credit. For someone as young as he is, he's demonstrated excellent judgement that's now paying dividends, both on the field and off. He navigated the politics, legal issues with Great America, and financing of the new stadium, the marketing of the team, and the rebuilding of the team. He made mistakes, like promoting Singltary for example, but he was also wiling to cut his losses, by firing him and going big in hiring Harbaugh.
Having said that, I'm also pleased with Mark Davis so far. Time will tell if Reggie and DA are capable or not, but his efforts solicit outside advice, bring in new, respected footballl people from the outside, beef up the front office with people who have the experience needed to instill modern operational processes, and help with the stadium effort are all commendable.


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Arizona Cardinals' Nick Eason: 'We're all frustrated'
Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman Nick Eason has been around for a while.
A veteran of nine NFL seasons with three different teams, he is very much aware of what's going on with the Arizona Cardinals right now, and he's not going to lie and say all is well with the team.
"It's tough right now," he told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Thursday. "Any time that you lose nine games straight, for me to sit here and say 'oh everything's just great', well it's not great, and it shouldn't be.
"If you care anything about winning football games then you wouldn't be OK with losing nine games or being 4-9."
Eason said everyone, from the players to the coaches, is frustrated right now, and that while they may not express it to the media or in public, no one is happy with how things have gone this season.
That said, there is no friction in the locker room, at least in the way some believe there might be when a team is struggling like the Cardinals.
"Guys just really, at the end of the day, we just want to win games," he said. "We're together, we're not separated by all means, but guys are frustrated.
"They're frustrated because they just want to win."
The Cardinals have just three chances left to do that this season, and with the way things have been going there's a belief they won't. That's in large part because of a league-worst offense that has shown no signs of getting better.
Eason said the players know football is a team sport, so there is no offense vs. defense divide or anything like that. They're in this together, for better or worse.
"It's a part of the game," he said of the offense's struggles. "And you need every guy on the 53-man roster to help you to get wins.
"With that being said, we all make mistakes, and a lot of times we all don't get our jobs done."
Eason said as soon as a player starts focusing on someone else not doing their job, his own performance will suffer, so the important thing is to focus on yourself.
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Bluetooth keyboard support appears to be heading to your Apple TV
The upcoming iOS 5 software has pretty clear indications of support for Bluetooth keyboards for the second generation Apple TV. 9to5Mac reports that several hints of keyboard support are embedded in the code for iOS 5. It would be a welcome update.
Using the little stick remote that comes with the Apple TV for entering text is like descending through the levels of hell in a Bosch painting. The Apple Remote app for iOS certainly helps, and allows you to use your iPhone or iPad keyboard to enter searches, but full keyboard support would be a great way to go, especially for Apple TV owners who don't have iOS devices.
The Apple TV hardware has a Bluetooth chip on the motherboard that has been silently waiting for activation. If the feature does appear, it could also open the door to other devices like game controllers if Apple allows iOS games and other apps on the Apple TV.
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Heidi Montag: Look! I Have a Fashion Line Too! Me, Me!by Free Britney at . Comments
Heidi Montag wants to be Lauren Conrad so badly, it's depressing.
Yet it's extremely entertaining celebrity gossip for our staff to cover!
Just days after LC's clothing line, the Lauren Conrad Collection, made its Fashion Week debut with success, Heidi Montag is announcing that her own label, called Heidiwood, will hit Anchor Blue stores nationwide in April!
Yes, Heidiwood. Whether that's a play on Montag's first name and Hollywood, or a term for what Spencer Pratt wakes up with each morning, we can't say.
In any case, Montag is plenty confident her duds â€" dresses, tops, jeans, bags and jewelry, all priced at less than $60 â€" have the edge.
"Lauren's line is not necessarily something I would wear," Montag tells Us Weekly, which has some hot photos of Heidi in her gear ...
"[Lauren] is trying a high-fashion thing, but it's a little overpriced," says the cute, but fake-breasted and fake-nosed star of The Hills.
"Mine is fun and flirty for the everyday woman. Most people can't afford $200 for one dress."
Heidi Montag also insists - these be fightin' words - that she's a more legit fashionista than her former fashion-school classmate.
"When we were in school, I was the designer, and [Lauren Conrad] was in, like, product development," she snipes.
Conrad has yet to publicly critique Heidi's clothing line, focusing instead on the launch of her collection this week at L.A.'s Fashion Week.
"The theme is Paris," the beautiful, not-plastic-surgery-obsessed 22-year-old said. "I designed the whole line after I went there."
Okay you say that Lauren's clothes are expensive because of the fabric, I don't agree and so does a lot of other fans, you can buy a shirt from Lauren Conrad Collection for $100 and then turn around and buy that same shirt from Kimora Lee Simmons Baby Phat Collection with the same fabric or better for $30 and the way gas prices are these days I don't want to be paying $100 for a shirt when I can pay less and no one else will know rather you paid $150 for one pair of jeans or you paid $40, unless you're going to walk around with a sign on you back, and that comes from me and I can afford to buy a shirt for $100 but everyone else can not, so I will love to buy Heidi clothes and those of you who don't like her clothes you only saw two examples give her a chance.
heidie is a small, petite girl. but look at those pictures, if you are also a small petite girl with small petite breasts.. they would never fit into those ugly dresses those pictures show. those dresses shes showing HAVE got to be smalls, but look at the breast size... you won't fit into the clothes if you're breasts aren't big like hers
Lauren's clothes are expensive because of the fabric, she said so herself the fabric is really good and it is not cheap so you know her clothes will last a good while. Heidi is a fake and wants to do anything to get people to look at her because she's jealous of lauren, its obvious.
heidi's aren't even orginal and i'm sure they are cheap but just remember you get what you pay for.
she needs to stop talking about lauren in every single interview she does, she volunteerly brings up lauren she is such a hater
OK yes Heidi's line is cheaper than LCs but they are NOT orginal at ALL the purple dress, HELLO Mariah Carey wore it, ALL of Heidi's clothes are unorignal! Besides a few items I havent seen LCs clothes anywhere else, LCs clothes are unique I would rather pay for LCs clothes than Heidi's crap
Who really cares what these two Z list stars do. Their designs are nothing original, they are copying dresses and tops that have been in the shops for the last ten years. There is something seriously wrong with society when we have people who have made it famous off the back of a reality show. Heidi 200.00 dollars is a lot of money to some people, try and live in the real world for awhile.
I think that this is ridiculous. Heidi needs to stop trying to be a wannabe Lauren. She is totally making herself look like an ass.
Oh my god... why is she digging at Laurens clothing line!!!!! Get over yourself Heidi!!!!
I agree with D From the valley, I don't know why you people have to be so hateful towards Heidi. I think she is a talented person! Give the Heidi and Lauren fight that happened a year ago a REST! geeezzzz
I think all these girls should stop hating on Heidi. She is a pretty girl who had a fight with a friend, build a bridge and get over it, kick rocks and dont look back!!!! She has never done anything to hurt anyone commenting on this blog!! Go on Heidi love, sing, and design!!
heidi what is wrong with you. why can't you leave lauren's name out of your mouth. you are irrelevant. and you should stop believing gossip you hear about lauren saying stuff about you, focus on yourself


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Access denied when editing .ini files
All of a sudden when I'm trying to save an edited .ini file in a program folder (in C:\Program Files) I get blocked by an Access Denied message. First, on making the changes in the .ini using Notepad and then clicking File > Save, I get the "Save As" dialog instead. But even then when I click Save it will say I don't have permission to save in this location and to contact an administrator (which is me).
I have edited these same files in these same locations dozens of times without a problem before. This is something new that starting just this morning. System restore didn't help.
Anyone have any experience with this sort of thing?
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Open notepad at an elevated level (right click on notepad and select Run as administrator)
Then import the file you are editing, edit and then save.
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Yes, that does work. Also copying the file to the desktop, editing, saving and moving it back works. However, I didn't have to do any of that before. I could change and save the file directly in its native folder. Something has changed in my security settings apparently. I would like to sleuth it out if possible.
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In all my Windows 7 systems, notepad cannot save to any system folder without running elevated.
If it worked for you before, then something had changed from the default permissions.
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I think I've managed to tie it to the UAC settings, with a little more investigation.
I turned off UAC a long time ago. Within the first 24 hours of test driving Windows 7, actually. I went from XP to 7, skipping Vista, so a hadn't been initiated into the constant warnings and permission issues. I'm more of an advanced user, not an expert exactly, but I do a lot of tweaking. Having to click 4 times to delete something from the Start Menu? Seriously? (Right-click > delete > "Are you sure?" > "Yes" > "You need administrator privileges to make this change. Click 'continue' to complete the action' > "Continue"). Yeah, UAC was disabled pretty quickly.
Anyway, in delving deeper into this particular issue, I checked the UAC setting to see if it had mysteriously reasserted itself (in that way Windows has of doing things like that). It was still off. I turned it on again, then off, then rebooted and I'm now able to edit and save any .ini's in their native folders once again without any hassle.
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I think when clinton said fennie , freddie would be backed by the goverment and the banks where forced to loan money to everybody almost with thought of there credit rateing was the cause of the whole calapes. b frank was in on that. Some saw it comeing but the othere like frank wouldnt listen so this is what we have. And since the gop chose a mod like romney we are going to have obambo for 4 more to make it worse


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Posts tagged with 'time is the new space'
David Gelernter, The End of the Web, Search, and Computer as We Know It
Time is the new space. We invented the web to happen to ourselves. The largest, most expensive human artifact ever built turns out to be the social web, where all roads lead back to us.
(via wildcat2030)
All our metaphors are broken. The network is not a space (notional, cyber or otherwise) and it's not time (while it is embedded in it at an odd angle) it is some other kind of dimension entirely.
BUT meaning is emergent in the network, it is the apophatic silence at the heart of everything, that-which-can-be-pointed-to. And that is what the New Aesthetic, in part, is an attempt to do, maybe, possibly, contingently, to point at these things and go but what does it mean?
- Jame Bridle, #sxaesthetic via booktwo.org
I have long argued that the metaphors about shared online space don't work, because we are sharing time online. Bridle argues it's not time being shared either. And then he sort of throws up his hands, because he doesn't know what it is we are sharing, or what it means.
(h/t Bruce Sterling)
Reading-and-sharing: nurturing the ties that bind →
Kate Niederhofer via Social Abacus
I've blogged before about Wegner's notion of the transactive memory, a concept I love about how we get information into our heads (encode), arrange and add context (store), and eventually access when needed (retrieve) *as a group*. In my mind, this is underpinning of the success that Twitter is. It also helps explain this tendency we have to read-and-share as a means to coordinate our social network. That is, by sharing certain content with specific people, we more effectively encode, store, and retrieve information as a social network. Think of it like really effective curating. Simply by sharing links, we're making sense out of our expanding networks.
But something else happens when we read-and-share. We create virtual spaces. As the great sociologist Ray Oldenburg might say, we create "a third place." Places, really. Salons. Sharing links creates places for us to meet and talk about our shared interests. Traditionally a "third place" is a place of refuge. It's not your home, not your job. So these virtual salons we create let us escape— or augment our reality— while performing social network maintenance: clustering and categorizing our network.
Yes, I believe that by curating we are sharing more than links, although it's not a space that we define, but a way to share time: to still the time we are in, and share it with others, who experience it themselves.
We are sharing experience: Time is the new space.
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Our Time Is Not Our Own: Time Is The New Space
Jolie O'Dell cites another study showing the obvious: that tuning into the world outside the piecework on your desk takes time. It you add up all the time that we spend reading things, communicating with people we known, and looking at websites, and then multiply it by the dollars per hour we are paid, it's a big number.
It's preposterous to have to counter this handwaving once again, but here goes:
Workers are not gears in a machine. If your job can be performed by a soulless automaton, then your business should buy one and turn it on. You are in your job because you are a human being, and you need to be able to apply your reasoning and problem solving skills to your work. Machines can't do that yet, except in very narrow domains like chess playing and identifying trees based on the shapes of leaves.
Our time is not our own. I truly believe that our time is increasingly not our own, but I don't believe that our time is owned by the company that pays us. What I mean is something quite different. But first, let me dispell the other meaning.
In a world where work/life balance is increasingly blurred — especially for creatives and professionals — we are not really being paid to punch in for eight hours, and then leave the 'plant' where we never spend a moment thinking about work. As if.
The reality is we are being paid for results. We are supposed to make progress against goals in the projects and work we are involved in, and the new normal is that we are — to some extent — always working. And to a similar and complementary extent, we are always living our personal life too.
Its only when some boneheaded Taylorist with a bug up his ass starts measuring our bio breaks with a stopwatch that the old convention of the timecard is pulled out of mothballs, once again.
Our time is not our own, 21st century version: Time is the New Space. The norms of social and business conduct is increasingly shaped by the social contract we are making online, as opposed to the other way around.
Stowe Boyd, Social Business
We are not sharing space online, although it the conventional wisdom says we are. We are sharing time. Time has become a shared resource.
Our time is increasingly not our own, in a good way, as we move into a streamed model of connection.
Individual time becomes less of a reality, and a shared thread of time will become the norm — shared with those that are most important to you and those that reciprocate. This will change the basic structure of work.
Time is increasingly less linear, less mechanical; but more subjective and plastic.
Individuals will choose to trade personal productivity for connectedness, as voices in the stream ask for help, pointers, and introduction. Connectedness will trump other obligations, specifically timeliness.
Or to recast it in more pragmatic and workaday terms: the reason that we can do our jobs is in large part derived from who we are, and what we know, and not just some static set of skills we possessed when we were hired.
We are learning machines, and otherwise not machine-like at all. We are designed to be constantly learning, as much as possible, and a great deal of our social interaction is based around that dimension. A great deal of thinking is tied up with learning, not just applying rote knowledge to static problems. We literally have to learn our way through new situations.
Many companies have abrogated their responsibility to help employees learn continuously, and so we have taken it upon ourselves to do so. And it's no great loss, since industrial-era education was generally teaching skills that were half out-of-date as soon as they were learned, anyway.
So, the millions of dollars that are being 'stolen' by employees chatting with friends or reading blogs aren't a theft at all. They are employees investing themselves in social connection through which learning happens.
Yes, it is a bottom-up, rogue sort of learning, where the employers aren't calling the shots, but it is learning, nonetheless. And the businesses in the end get the benefit of smarter — a synonym nowadays for 'more connected' — workers, as the result.
And the sooner that these idiot researchers throw away their stopwatches and start to measure what matters — instead of what's easy to count — the better.
David Gerlernter, David Gerlernter on Flow
Time is the new space.
Time Is The New Space: Moments, Not Memos
In some recent writings and presentations, I have explored the topic 'Time Is The New Space':
from 10 Minute Sprint from 140 Characters Conference: Social Business
We are not sharing space online, although it the conventional wisdom says we are. We are sharing time. Time has become a shared resource.
Our time is increasingly not our own, in a good way, as we move into a streamed model of connection.
Individual time becomes less of a reality, and a shared thread of time will become the norm — shared with those that are most important to you and those that reciprocate. This will change the basic structure of work.
Time is increasingly less linear, less mechanical; but more subjective and plastic.
Individuals will choose to trade personal productivity for connectedness, as voices in the stream ask for help, pointers, and introduction. Connectedness will trump other obligations, specifically timeliness.
I want to build on one aspect of this topic: to the degree that we rely on real-time streaming as the basis of our work interactions, we will sense that we are sharing time, not documents, or other artifacts. Interaction in real-time forms the context of our interactions, and displaces many prior social objects.
In particular, this means the end of documenting status by reports: moments are what we share, not memos.
The elements of the memo are atomized into a scattershot of micro status updates, which, like macro blogging before it, has thrown away the stucture of beginning, middle and end. We are always at the start, middle, and end. Not everything fits into a 140 character Twitter post, but long form writing won't necessarily look like memos, but a slightly slower stream made up of larger chunks.
In everyday, more prosaic terms, I am betting that the operational documents that flowed, sluggishly, through the interoffice mail of companies in the '90s, and as email attachments in the '00s, will simply not be created in the '10s. Instead, people will simply aggregate others' streams — both micro and macro — ordered by time and topic. Or simply remain aware of what folks are doing in an ambient way, sharing time. A fully streamed world, not batched.
The Naming Of Things: Social Business
I guess the Dachis folks are getting some push back on the use of the 'social business' and 'social business design' handles to characterize the impacts of social tools on business.
[via Defining Social Business Design: Style vs. Substance by Peter Kim]
For the most part, people understand that we're talking about what's on the horizon for business. However, most detractors seem to take issue with the style of the idea's communication rather than its substance. Some say they don't understand. I'll take that at face value and suggest they try harder. Others ask why simpler words weren't used. Well, as a certain bald-headed guru told me, "words matter."
Some new terms take a lot of persuading before they become lodged in the zeitgeist, like Web 2.0 and social tools, in the past ten years. But, now, on balance, we can see that these ideas have helped to characterize what is going on: to clarify, not to confuse.
Many people are naturally reluctant to adopt what might just be specious terms, especially after being subjected to 'knowledge management' projects, or asked to 'think out of the box' at company offsites, or being barraged with market speak by a word-happy advertising culture.
But I believe that words, and even more importantly, metaphors, matter. How we choose to name things makes a difference.
Unlike Peter Kim and his associates at Dachis, I might have been more metaphorical and less riveted down in my prose for a social business description than Peter was in his post today, and in the earlier group post (see Social Business Design). Of course, they are advancing a more complex picture — social business design, and its moving parts — while I am simply sketching out the anthropology of the thing.
Since I am doing a ten minute sprint presentation on social business at tomorrow's 140 Character conference, here's my handwave.
Social Business
'Social Business' denotes businesses organized around social ties and the use of social technologies to support them.
This is intended to represent a break between companies (in general) organized prior to the rise of the social web.
Leaving aside any implied methods for designing, building, or even managing such organizations, I offer a few one-liners to try to capture the essential elements of these organizations. I don't want to undercut my 10 minutes of glory, so here's a few teasers:
- the individual is the new group
- business is a village, not an army
- small talk is big again
- meaning is the new search
- time is the new space
- flow is the new center


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If you're a user of OneDrive you'll be happy to know that the cloud storage service now supports files up to 10GB. Users will be able to upload these large files via the apps for Windows, Mac, the web site and all OneDrive mobile apps. According to Microsoft this feature is the highest requested feature. Business users will have to wait as the company works to bring support. But if you're an Office 365 user with that one terabyte of storage burning a hole in your cloud storage wallet, then you'll be happy to know that you'll be able to fill up that space faster. Enjoy.
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Argentina's state-run LNG buyer ENARSA has not received a formal notification from Repsol that the Spanish company will not deliver on nine contracted cargoes it had won in a previous tender.
However, ENARSA is pursuing additional import volumes amid the shortages the company faces heading into the southern hemisphere winter, a source in Argentina told ICIS.
Repsol has not decided on plans for the nine remaining cargoes this year in Bahía Blanca and is assessing it internally, ICIS understands.
ENARSA has been bound by a tender process to secure LNG cargoes, but the state-run gas incumbent has not launched a formal call to market and has been negotiating one-on-one with companies for its future import needs. "Sellers have been willing to supply to Argentina," the source said.
ENARSA has yet to firm up a commitment for extra volumes over the winter, where the government-backed company could be facing a shortage of up to 11 cargoes to Bahía Blanca until the end of August. However, a source close to ENARSA said that the ongoing negotiations are encouraging and the feeling is positive for near-term procurement.
A trader said ENARSA has procured at least two cargoes since it began negotiating unilaterally with LNG traders.
The newly secured cargoes are for delivery into Argentina in the second and third quarters, ICIS understands. Offers into Argentina remain at Henry Hub plus $15.79/MMBtu, which was the price US-based Excelerate Energy finalised with ENARSA for the July cargo.
Petrobras sells to ENARSA
In Brazil, the Petrobras-controlled 126,000m³ LNG Capricorn left Petrobras's Guanabara Bay terminal on 3 May for what appears to be delivery for ENARSA. The tanker is scheduled to arrive at ENARSA's Escobar terminal on 5 May, according to ship tracking data.
The recent string of LNG cargoes being rapidly absorbed by Petrobras in April has lengthened its supply position, as trade sources indicate that the Brazilian company is now offering volumes. At least five LNG cargoes arrived in Brazil during April and at least four are scheduled into Petrobras's two terminals in May, according to shipping records. Sources said Petrobras paid above $16.00/MMBtu for the DES (delivered, ex-ship) cargoes, but it remains unclear if the company will sell at DES or FOB prices and at which level.
As a result, the ICIS Heren Brazil DES price has dropped, to reflect the price Petrobras would have to pay if it did need a DES cargo.
Petrobras has authorisation to re-export LNG cargoes from its terminals and has sold cargoes from Brazil three times since the government approval in 2011.
The aggressive move into the LNG market by Petrobras over the past two months was driven mainly by the lack of hydroelectric generation and inventories in the southern region of the country. However, Brazil's hydroelectric power sector had mixed results in April, according to data from the country's power authority, Operador Nacional do Sistema Elétrico (ONS).
Brazil's hydro output mixed
Stored energy levels in the southern area of Brazil were down by 60% year on year in March, but inventories in the south were up by 7% in April versus March. In total, stored energy in Brazil fell by almost 3% month on month, ONS said.
The contrasting hydro figures underscored the volatility in Brazil's electricity market and Petrobras's need to pivot quickly from a LNG buyer to seller.
"They definitely get swung on their hydro," an Atlantic Basin trading source said.
Hydroelectric power generation for the country slid by 13% for April compared with the previous month, with only the northern region remaining flat, according to ONS.
Domestic power demand was up by 4% for Brazil in April compared with the same time a year ago, although demand dropped month on month, according to ONS.
Analysts from the meteorological firm MDA EarthSat show greater chances of precipitation in the six-to-10 day forecasts in southern Brazilian states, particularly across southern Mato Grosso, southern Goias, Mato Grosso do Sul, Sao Paulo and Parana.
At the same time, Petrobras's domestic natural gas production has dropped slightly in recent months, according to the state-run oil and gas company. The most recent production figures, which are for March, show an output of 56.2m cbm/day, down by 1% from February, Petrobras said.
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The Inside AdWords blog has posted an official report on Google's overall click fraud numbers.
"Activity – invalid clicks fluctuate constantly but average less than 10% of all clicks
Our invalid clicks rate – the activity rate – has remained in the range of less than 10% of all clicks every quarter since we launched AdWords in 2002. At Google's current revenue rate, every percentage point of invalid clicks we throw out represents over $100 million/year in potential revenue foregone."
"Impact – less than 0.02% of all clicks are reactively detected as invalid
Our Click Quality team investigates every inquiry we receive from advertisers who believe they may have been affected by undetected click fraud. Many of these cases are misunderstandings, but in most cases where malicious activity is found, the clicks have already been filtered out (and not charged for) by our real-time filters. Because of the broad operation of our proactive detection, the relatively rare cases we find of advertisers being affected by undetected click fraud constitute less than 0.02% of all clicks."
There have been many Google AdWords click fraud reports in the past and this seems to clear up a lot of questions about how Google combats this issue. Search Engine Land and Search Engine Roundtable also cover this with further information including definitions of terms such as invalid and fraudulent clicks.


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As someone who worked in the Ohio public welfare system for 30 years, starting during Lyndon Johnson's "War on Poverty" expansion of the programs in the 1960s, I would like to correct some information in the letter "Look what Great Society has brought us today" (July 28), in which the writer claims "the Great Society legislation stipulated that men could not benefit from government assistance."
This was not so. The writer may be thinking of ADC (Aid to Dependent Children) assistance, as eligibility for that program was based on one parent (most often the father) being absent from the home. Federal welfare administrators realized as early as the 1960s that this requirement might be splitting up some families unnecessarily and instituted the additional ADC-U (unemployment) and ADC-I (incapacity) programs, in which both parents could be in the home, as long as the breadwinner (usually the father) met the listed specification.
President Johnson's Great Society legislation also expanded the food stamp and Medicaid programs, neither of which limited eligibility primarily to women and children as the basic ADC did; there were many adult male recipients on both of these other programs, especially food stamps, throughout my 30 years working in public welfare.
I had my own disagreements with Lyndon Johnson over his escalation of the Vietnam War, but I've always felt that his anti-poverty programs were on the right path, and I don't care to see them misrepresented now.
Richard Riegel, Oakley
Posted in: government, Greater Cincinnati, National, Northern Kentucky, Ohio
Tags: food stamps, lyndon johnson, Oakley, public assistance, welfare