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I'm also a full time night worker at a hotel reception so this poem describes, among other things, the way I go home every morning while the rest of the country is starting their day and I go to sleep. (Report) Reply
Jan Hauck
Morning Song
The sun is hiding behind clouds,
I did not invite her.
My night ends, your day starts,
But we are all tired, so tired.
The same sort of tired, birds know it first,
I wish you a good night, I go to sleep,
Locking the sun out,
The blanket is a better friend than busy light,
The birds do not know that.
And then my self goes traveling,
I leave you all to it,
Your toils, lawn mowing and driving,
I do not know what is more real to me or you,
Eight hours here, eight hours there,
But the sun will be gone again when I return
To my morning, the birds asleep,
While you do not know I exist,
And I barely know it myself.
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I leave you all. thanks. good one.
I invite you to read my poems and comment. (Report) Reply
Sandy Player (3/7/2013 2:18:00 AM)
The window square whitens and swallows its dull stars.
Nice poem; it wasn't what I expected it to be when I saw sylvia plath as one of your influences and knowing she had another morning song. But then again this poem makes sense when we consider you're a northern hemisphere guy in New Zealand. (Report) Reply
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Forty-nine-year old John Iverson had a blood-alcohol level more than three times the legal limit when he struck and killed a man who was riding his bike, according to a criminal complaint.
The incident happened Monday night along Franklin Avenue just before 10 p.m. "In this case Mr. Iverson was clearly intoxicated, drove his van too fast, ran up and killed a bicyclist and dragged him under his car a significant number of feet, " says Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman.
The criminal complaint says a preliminary breath test on Iverson showed a reading of .27, well over the legal limit of .08. Iverson is being held on $150,000 bond and is expected to make his first court appearance on Monday.
The victim, 26-year old Marcus Nalls, was a chef at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Minneapolis who often rode his bike to and from work.
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The lack of a quorum also forced rescheduling of a public hearing on amendments to the zoning code concerning fences. Fiscal Officer John Stiegel said the public hearing would have to be advertised again and could not be rescheduled in fewer than 30 days. Several citizens were present for the public hearing, which was to have begun at 6:45 p.m. The amendments would limit fence height to four feet in the front of properties in the R-1 and R-2 (Residential) districts and add a clause regarding allowable fencing materials.
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I only bought this mouse because it has the exact same shape of the legendary G5.
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WOOF Compendium: Sinister Etymology
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On the solemnity of Sts Peter and Paul the Gospel tells us of how Jesus takes his disciples to Caesar Philippi and asks them "Whom do you say that I am?" and Peter answers that he is the Christ and Our Lord tells him that he is blessed for his answer and that He will build His Church upon him. Ave Maria! Sts. Peter and Paul - Mass: EF, Nunc Scio Vere - Readings: 1st: act 12:1-11 - Gsp: mat 16:13-19 To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=13234
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Thursday's U.S. Supreme Court decision barring gene patents isn't a disaster for Seattle's biotechnology industry.
The ruling still allows companies to patent synthetic DNA, which is most important for commercialization.
"I certainly don't think it's an innovation squasher," said Andrew Serafini, an intellectual property lawyer specializing in life sciences. "I think the Supreme Court could have rendered a far more severe decision that really would have impacted the biotechnology industry in a far worse way."
Serafini, a partner at the Seattle office of Fenwick & West LLP, said biotech companies will need to be more careful in how they draft their patent claims to ensure they can protect their innovations.
But not everyone in the industry is thrilled with the court's decision.
"The U.S. is the only developed country, as far as biotech, that is no longer allowing patents for non-synthetic DNA," said Chris Rivera, president of the Washington Biotechnology and Biomedical Association. "It's going to be an interesting outlook in the next several years to see where that takes us."
He said the decision could make biotechnology in the U.S. less competitive internationally. Serafini said competition between companies will result in better tests, products and lower prices for consumers. Whether that's a bad thing is subjective.
The court's decision has already resulted in competition for Myriad Genetics, the Salt Lake City company that was named in the case. The company had obtained several patents for genes associated with the likelihood of breast and ovarian cancers. Myriad created a $3,000 test that, thanks to the patents, was the only one in the industry that could check for those genes.
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Seattle's new police chief to be named week of May 19
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Seattle Mayor Ed Murray announced Friday he plans to name his choice for the city's new police chief during the week of May 19.
The decision will be among the most important made by Murray, who came into office in January promising to swiftly carry out federally mandated police reforms.
Murray also revealed that his 12-member search committee received a list of résumés Friday from a California recruiting firm that gathered applications.
The committee is expected to reduce the list to about 10 candidates to be screened and interviewed, according to sources familiar with the search process.
By early May, the committee will recommend top candidates to Murray, who will begin interviews with them the week of May 12, according to the mayor's office.
The names of three finalists will be announced in mid-May, Murray spokeswoman Megan Coppersmith said.
In a statement released Friday, Murray said the search had reached a "pivotal point," with he and the committee's two co-chairs optimistic about the pool of applicants.
The co-chairs are Ron Sims, the former King County executive and ex-deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development; and Pramila Jayapal, a fellow at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Community Change and founder and former executive director of OneAmerica, a nonprofit that advocates for immigrant, civil and human rights.
"We must reform the culture of our Police Department, and reform starts at the top," Murray said in a statement Friday, referring to the city's 2012 settlement agreement with the Department of Justice to curb excessive force and biased policing in the Police Department.
The agreement, approved by U.S. District Judge James Robart, requires the city to adopt major changes in policies, training and data collection, some of which have lagged.
Murray originally had hoped to name a new chief by this month, but the timetable shifted. His nominee, who will replace Interim Chief Harry Bailey, will be submitted to the City Council to be considered for confirmation.
Earlier, a community advisory committee formed by Murray shared the results of its public outreach with the search committee. The search committee also will consider similar information gathered by the Community Police Commission and the federal monitoring team overseeing the settlement agreement.
"The community and our police officers deserve a Police Department that is ready and able to keep all people safe, serve all neighborhoods, treat all people with respect and protect their Constitutional rights," Murray said in the statement. "That is the mandate of the federal court order and the goal of my administration as we work to create a national model for urban policing, and that will be the mission of Seattle's next police chief."
Seattle Times reporter Jennifer Sullivan contributed to this story.
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New research by a Florida State University geography professor shows that climate change may be playing a key role in the strength and frequency of tornadoes hitting the United States.
Professor James Elsner's new study shows that climate change may be causing more and deadlier tornadoes.
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Published Wednesday in the journal Climate Dynamics, Professor James Elsner writes that though tornadoes are forming fewer days per year, they are forming at a greater density and strength than ever before. So, for example, instead of one or two forming on a given day in an area, there might be three or four occurring.
"We may be less threatened by tornadoes on a day-to-day basis, but when they do come, they come like there's no tomorrow," Elsner said.
Elsner, an expert in climate and weather trends, said in the past, many researchers dismissed the impact of climate change on tornadoes because there was no distinct pattern in the number of tornado days per year. In 1971, there were 187 tornado days, but in 2013 there were only 79 days with tornadoes.
But a deeper dive into the data showed more severity in the types of storms and that more were happening on a given day than in previous years.
"I think it's important for forecasters and the public to know this," Elsner said. "It's a matter of making sure the public is aware that if there is a higher risk of a storm, there may actually be multiple storms in a day."
The United States experiences more tornadoes than any other country, and despite advances in technology and warning systems, they still remain a hazard to residents in storm-prone areas. The 2011 tornado season, for example, had nearly 1,700 storms and killed more than 550 people.
So far, in 2014, there have been 189 storms with a death toll of 43, according to the NOAA/National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center.
One bright spot of news in the research, Elsner added, was that the geographic areas impacted most regularly by tornadoes do not appear to be growing.
Elsner was joined on the paper by independent researcher Thomas H. Jagger, formerly a research associate at Florida State University, and meteorologist Svetoslava Elsner.
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A family spokesman says the 1-year-old boy who survived a fall from the 11th story of a Minneapolis apartment building could soon be going home from the hospital.
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As tail risks have fallen aside and markets have normalized over the last several years, most of the strange market phenomena from the financial crisis have reversed themselves. Housing prices have firmed up as supply tightens, lending standards have relaxed, and correlations among dissimilar assets have fallen back toward historical norms.
One aspect of the market that has not yet normalized is the relationship between short- and longer-dated option premiums. Near term option implied volatility has fallen to levels in line with realized stock volatility, but further-dated IV is still bid at a higher premium than we would expect. The chart at fig. 1 compares the term structure of VIX futures in 2007 and as of January 18, 2013.
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Fig. 1. VIX futures term structure, 2007 & 2013. Source: Goldman Sachs
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Fig. 2. VIX futures term structure, 02/08/2013. Source: CFE, Condor Options
In the last several weeks, conditions have moderated a little more, and at the close last week the term structure was down to 4.8 volatility points (fig. 2), but with the cash VIX below 13 we are still nowhere near the average term structure levels seen before the crisis.
It may be that the psychological effects of the crisis will keep investors hedged (or over-hedged) for a long time to come. If investor risk aversion does moderate, profits will accrue not to the high-beta volatility sellers at the front part of the curve as much as to those who short the middle and back months; in the mean time, a steep term structure carries well.
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Local Tastes of the City Tours, San FranciscoTop 10 walking tours for globetrotting foodies (Lonely Planet 2013). Same-Day Reservations Available. Everyday at 10am and 2pm. Enjoy some of the best coffee in the city...
Campbell sports outdoors events
Culinary Walking Tour of North Beach
Thursday, Nov 27 10:00a
San Jose Camera
Thursday, Dec 11 6:00p
Dentist San Jose, CampbellJoin us for this 2-hour seminar focused on understanding what it takes to get that epic image...
Elves' Fun Shop
Saturday, Dec 20 10:00a
Kids Night at the CCC
Friday, Dec 12 6:00p
Mother-Daughter Art Night: Pottery Plate
Tuesday, Dec 30 6:30p
Storytime with Santa
Friday, Dec 5 6:30p
Italian Cooking: Feast of the Seven Fishes
Friday, Dec 12 2:30p
Painting Ornament Workshop
Wednesday, Dec 10 9:00p
Valentine 5K - 10K Fun Run - Walk
Saturday, Feb 7 9:00a
Campbell Recreation & Community Services, CampbellDescription Wear your heart on your sleeve and on your sneakers, socks, and shorts at the 38th Annual City of Campbell Valentine Fun Run/Walk...
Basketball League: Grade 6-7
Saturday, Jan 10 9:00a
CPR Certification Course
Friday, Dec 12 2:00p
Egg Ornament Workshop
Thursday, Dec 11 4:00p
Driving Class - Driver's Education
Monday, Dec 22 8:30a
Core Strengthening
Tuesday, Feb 17 8:00a
Tuesday, Mar 31 9:00a
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San Jose Camera
Thu 12/11 6:00p
VIP Family Christmas Party
Wed 12/17 6:00p
Storytime with Santa
Fri 12/5 6:30p
Painting Ornament Workshop
Wed 12/10 9:00p
Egg Ornament Workshop
Thu 12/11 4:00p