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Super spy teams aren't born... they're hatched. Discover the secrets of the greatest and most hilarious covert birds in the global espionage biz: Skipper, Kowalski, Rico and Private. These elitists of the elite are joining forces with a chic undercover organization, The North Wind. Led by handsome and husky Agent Classified (we could tell you his ...
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After barely escaping with their lives when their plans to murder their bosses goes out of control, Nick, Dale and Kurt decide that they'll be better off launching a business of their own. But a slick investor has other plans, and when he manages to snake their successful venture right out from underneath them, the three friends launch a not-very-w...
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With our time on Earth coming to an end, a team of explorers undertakes the most important mission in human history; traveling beyond this galaxy to discover whether mankind has a future among the stars.
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St. Vincent
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April, 1945. As the Allies make their final push in the European Theatre, a battle-hardened army sergeant named Wardaddy commands a Sherman tank and her five-man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered and outgunned, and with a rookie soldier thrust into their platoon, Wardaddy and his men face overwhelming odds in their heroic a...
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Gone Girl
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It could be a record-breaking afternoon in the book world. Today, Christie's New York will auction off a copy of John James Audubon's Birds of America, which already holds the title of most valuable printed book in the world, having sold for about $11.5 million in 2010. In fact, according to The Economist, a true list of the ten most valuable single books ever sold would have to include five copies of The Birds of America. Though Christie's is playing their cards close to the vest and estimating a $7 to $10 million sale, today could see a new record for the book. After all, the copy that sold for $11.5 million was estimated at less than the copy on auction today.
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15 of the Greatest Literary Mustaches
Happy birthday to Gothic lit god Edgar Allan Poe, whose chilling tales have influenced innumerable artists of every kind across the globe and have been a comfort for angsty teens everywhere. While the scribe's life story is a fascinating one filled with madness and love, we're celebrating the grim gentleman's legacy by calling attention to one of his greatest attributes: his debonair mustache. Poe's appearance has been well documented, citing that he traded long sideburns for his now-famous facial hair, which he first grew around 1845. An article in the 1878 copy of Scribner's Magazine, "The Last Days of Edgar A. Poe," describes the writer's iconic stache more specifically:
"He wore a dark mustache, scrupulously kept, but not entirely concealing a slightly contracted expression of the mouth and an occasional twitching of the upper lip, resembling a sneer. This sneer, indeed, was easily excited — a motion of the lip, scarcely perceptible, and yet intensely expressive. There was in it nothing of ill-nature, but much of sarcasm … "
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Authors Ranked by Beard Weight
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What Pop Culture Can Teach Us About Dealing With Disasters
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On a track off his sophomore album, Trilla, Rick Ross teamed up with Hova to introduce listeners to a bangin' new genre called Maybach Music. Judging by the four-star average that cut earned when it hit the Booth back in March of '08, the newly-released Pt. 2 couldn't be an easier sell—essentially, it's like part one, only moreso: more high-rolling lyricism, more epic, orchestral production by the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, and, of course, more big-name collaborators. After a sweeping hook by Autotune maestro T-Pain, Martin Louis Vuitton, Jr. steps up the plate to stunt about his cars, his sex appeal, and his notoriously tight clothing. A pumped-up second verse from the 305 Boss himself, followed by a metaphor-laced closing contribution by Lil Wayne complete this epic musical sequel (and potential single). Deeper Than Rap hits stores on the 21st, and fans should stay tuned for a possible exclusive interview with Ross next week.
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The impact of rapid evolution on population dynamics in the wild: experimental test of eco-evolutionary dynamics
Article first published online: 9 AUG 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2011.01676.x
© 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd/CNRS
Ecology Letters
Volume 14, Issue 11, pages 1084–1092, November 2011
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Turcotte, M. M., Reznick, D. N. and Hare, J. D. (2011), The impact of rapid evolution on population dynamics in the wild: experimental test of eco-evolutionary dynamics. Ecology Letters, 14: 1084–1092. doi: 10.1111/j.1461-0248.2011.01676.x
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- Issue published online: 10 OCT 2011
- Article first published online: 9 AUG 2011
- Editor, Mark Vellend Manuscript received 6 June 2011 First decision made 30 June 2011 Manuscript accepted 18 July 2011
- Aphid dynamics;
- brassica pest;
- clonal selection;
- contemporary evolution;
- eco-evolutionary feedback;
- ecological genetics;
- evolution enlightened management;
- experimental evolution;
- population growth rate
Ecology Letters (2011) 14: 1084–1092
Rapid evolution challenges the assumption that evolution is too slow to impact short-term ecological dynamics. This insight motivates the study of 'Eco-Evolutionary Dynamics' or how evolution and ecological processes reciprocally interact on short time scales. We tested how rapid evolution impacts concurrent population dynamics using an aphid (Myzus persicae) and an undomesticated host (Hirschfeldia incana) in replicated wild populations. We manipulated evolvability by creating non-evolving (single clone) and potentially evolving (two-clone) aphid populations that contained genetic variation in intrinsic growth rate. We observed significant evolution in two-clone populations whether or not they were exposed to predators and competitors. Evolving populations grew up to 42% faster and attained up to 67% higher density, compared with non-evolving control populations but only in treatments exposed to competitors and predators. Increased density also correlates with relative fitness of competing clones suggesting a full eco-evolutionary dynamic cycle defined as reciprocal interactions between evolution and density.


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Lessons of the "60s" for Anarchists in the New Radicalization
Wayne Price will be speaking at Bluestockings bookstore (172 Allen Street between Stanton and Rivington - 1 block south of Houston and 1st Avenue) on Oct. 29, Wed., 7pm:
The Future of Iraq, Syria, Jordan and Testing of an Independent Kurdistan
Latest news from Kobanê
The Turkish state that is preparing to interfere to avoid the ISIS danger, is at the same time neglecting the offensive made by ISIS supporters within its borders, showing its politics of hypocrisy. [http://www.anarkismo.net/article/27499]
A 'Revolution' under Attack – the Alternative in midst the War in Syria
Belfast Anarchist Bookfair - 4 Oct
The WSM will have a stall and be participating in one of the discussions at this years Belfast anarchist bookfair. Come along and say hello to us.
Stall - all day, 11-6pm
4pm - Discussion "Anarchist tendencies in Ireland:
Panel discussion including Maria (Workers Solidarity Movement) and Jason (Belfast Local Solidarity Federation)"
Palestine-Israel,The joint struggle and the vicious Israeli transfer efforts
Leaked Report: Self Serving NGO's Want to Perpetuate Rescue Industry, Not End Direct Provision
Last week, it was revealed that four Irish NGOs – the Immigrant Council of Ireland, Nasc Irish Immigrant Support Centre, Focus Ireland and Sonas Housing – had submitted a report to the Minister for Justice about the accommodation of suspected sex trafficking victims in direct provision centres. While the report raises a number of very valid concerns, it's unsurprising that one particular line has received the most attention – the allegation that "traffickers have used the asylum system for residency and accommodation while simultaneously trafficking victims". The media focus on this uncorroborated claim is unfortunate (albeit totally predictable) at a time when asylum seekers' complaints about their housing are finally starting to get the headlines they should have had for years.
interview of Ajansa Nûçeyan at Fırat (Kurdish News Agency) with DAF...
Interview of Ajansa Nûçeyan at Fırat (Kurdish News Agency) with DAF...
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Liberals and progressive forces support the Democratic Party in elections, even though humanity is facing a number of interconnected threats and nightmarish catastrophes: economic, ecological/climate, and others. Democratic liberals, while perhaps the "lesser evil" to the Republican reactionaries, have no solutions to the objective dangers which threaten society with great suffering and destruction. The only real alternative is popular mass struggle or defeat--socialist-anarchism or catastrophes.
In the Rubble of US Imperialism
This article highlights how the US state created the conditions in the Middle East in which a right-wing reactionary force like the Islamic State (formerly known as the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham) could emerge. Along with this – and central to the article – it discusses how the US state is refusing to back the only two effective forces that are fighting the Islamic State: the Kurdish Workers' Party and the People's Protection Units. Indeed, this article is also written to express solidarity with the People's Protection Units that are currently fighting a key battle against the Islamic State to hold onto the city of Kobani in Syria. [http://www.anarkismo.net/article/27411]
Turkish anarchists in Syria to support Kurdish people
In Shingal, Kobane and all Rojava, ISIS is Dehak and the people are Kawa
A Call For Social Insertion in the People's Climate Change March
Anarchists must involve themselves in the People's Climate Change March, and make their ideas the leading idea of the movement. [http://www.anarkismo.net/article/27479]
Palestine-Israel: The joint struggle confront the transfer efforts of the Israeli settler colonialist project*
Though Israel failed in its last open assault on the Gaza Strip, it still succeed in its transfer efforts. The drowning of a refugee ship with 450 mainly Gaza people reflect the partial success of Israel transfer efforts that for the never ended efforts since 1948. The siege on Gaza join the pressure on both Palestinians within the 1948 borders and that of the 1967. The big masses were driven out during the 1948 and 1967 wars, but efforts continued with all means possible. Some expelled by force some were moved within the border as pressure to "voluntary transfer". Within the 1967 borders, the Israeli efforts are targeted on the villages and Bedouins living in area C where the joint struggle to resist it is mainly focused in the South of Hebron Hills. And the joint struggle in Arkib, Dahamsh (1948 borders), and Bil'in, Ma'asara, Nabi Saleh, Ni'ilin, Qaddum, Sheikh Jarah (East Jerusalem) continue "as usual". [http://www.anarkismo.net/article/27471]
Scottish Referendum: A tale of two cities
Serious investment in social housing is required as an alternative to Dublin council housing families in hotels or prefabs
Decades of lack of investment in social housing and the growing housing crisis in Dublin means that Dublin city council now appear to be considering building temporary slum housing. That's not of course what they are calling it but Assistant chief executive and head of housing Dick Brady has revealed a plan to house families in prefabs on derelict sites.
A chat about the Manifesto for for an Accelerationist Politics- audio
This educational discussion was based around a text that says "We believe the most important division in today's left is between those that hold to a folk politics of localism, direct action, and relentless horizontalism, and those that outline what must become called an accelerationist politics at ease with a modernity of abstraction, complexity, globality, and technology." from Manifesto for for an Accelerationist Politics
We tended to disagree, the audio of what is a relatively informal introduction and chat covers a range of issues we have with this approach.
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Palestine: Keep Rani Burnat Rolling
Origins of the hostility and the split between Al Qa'ida and ISIS
Geo-strategically the Al Qa'ida leadership (Azzam, bin Laden, Zawahiri) are products of the Cold War, specifically the Afghan Mujahidin war against the USSR. Rather like their American neo-con previous employers, Al Qa'ida view the end of the Cold War as a victory over the USSR by their own side. The Al Qa'ida perspective is that, having "defeated" one superpower, the global jihad now needs to turn its offensive against the remaining superpower. Al Qa'ida worry that the Zarqawists of ISIS may be restricting the struggle to a parochial Mesopotamian sectarian struggle that could fail to engage Muslim jihadists around the world, outside the MENA region, say in West Africa or Indonesia and the Philippines where the US is a more credible #1 enemy than Iran.


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Hello Games: Joe Danger is Coming to PS Vita on September 2nd
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Below are the details, to quote: Hello! Let's get right to it!
We're excited to announce that our game Joe Danger will be launching for PS Vita on September 2nd via PlayStation Store!
And that's not all! PlayStation Plus members will get it for FREE as part of their September batch of games. Actually, you might already know this, because Sony's official PlayStation Plus September announcement has made that pretty clear.
We know it's been a bit of a wait, but we wanted to make sure it is perfect, and we're incredibly proud of what we've been able to achieve. It's everything you'd expect from Joe Danger in your hands.
It runs at a super smooth target of 60 frames per second, it's pin-sharp, and super colorful.
It features every level in the PS3 original, plus the never-before-released on PlayStation Laboratory levels, making 84 levels in total. That's a lot of game. Our UK indie friends Four Door Lemon have really helped us make it the perfect version.
What else... There are 25 characters to play as, a full set of Trophies to win, and the Vita version features a slightly tweaked control system so it plays really nicely. For the first...
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Joe Danger on PlayStation Vita: 2 Full Games, 3 New Characters
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- Hello Games developer
Alex Wiltshire
announced that Joe Danger on PlayStation Vita features 2 full fames and 3 new characters.
Below are the details, to quote: Hello I'm Alex! I work with Sean and the gang at Hello Games.
We made Joe Danger, the super-colorful, super-challenging racey platformy series starring a fat little stuntman! People have seemed to like it loads, calling it all kinds of nice things like "astounding" (Official PlayStation Magazine) and "perfect" (Game Informer).
So, you might remember that we're bringing Joe Danger to PS Vita, and I'm here to tell you that we're nearly finished! Also, I wanted to tell you some super special news.
So first up, both of our big-console games, Joe Danger and its sequel, Joe Danger 2: The Movie, are running on PS Vita at a smooth-as-butter 60 frames a second, looking clean as you like, and they play so, so nicely in your hands.
60FPS has always been so important to us, because that's how the games we grew up with ran. So it's fantastic that Vita can make it happen, especially since it totally looks just as good as the PS3 version. We're pushing about 400k polys a frame, which is pretty amazing. It loads real fast too.
You won't believe the work that's gone into making this happen - our friends...
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Joe Danger and Joe Danger 2 Coming to PlayStation Vita in 2014
65w ago
- Hello Games Managing Director
Sean Murray
announced today that Joe Danger and Joe Danger 2 is coming to PS Vita in 2014.
To quote: Oh man! It's so good to be back on the PlayStation.Blog! PlayStation is where Joe Danger and our little studio began, so it feels really good to be able to announce that we're bringing Joe Danger and its sequel, Joe Danger 2: The Movie, to PS Vita next year! Our team owes so much to the PlayStation community...
We released Joe Danger on PS3 all the way back in 2010, which seems pretty much like a decade ago now. To us, anyway. Joe Danger was inspired by our love for the fun, colourful, and challenging games that we grew up playing on SNES and Megadrive, and with your help our little fat stuntman gained a load of fans and highscore chasers, which made us incredibly happy (and frustrated with our skills at our own game).
Anyway, the game did well enough to give us a chance to release Joe Danger 2 last year, which was the Joe Danger we had in our heads (before the realities of our little team actually getting it finished got in the way). With loads of vehicles, scenarios and settings, we're incredibly proud of it.
This should all explain why we're so pleased to be able to announce Joe Danger for PS Vita. It's something we've been quietly (but excitedly)...
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PlayStation Plus: Joe Danger 2 Free for Members, Huge Ubisoft Sale
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- Sony PlayStation Digital Platforms Community Manager
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is here with this weeks PlayStation Plus update which features Joe Danger 2 free for members alongside a huge Ubisoft sale.
To quote: Last week, we announced March's Instant Game Collection additions for PlayStation Plus members. Spec Ops: The Line led the charge, and this week, you're going to want to channel your inner Evel Knievel, as Joe Danger 2: The Movie, is next to come your way free as a PlayStation Plus member.
The folks over at Ubisoft also have some spectacular deals prepped, including discounts on the long awaited Online Multiplayer Pack for Scott Pilgrim vs. The World.
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PSN Price: $14.99, Free for PS Plus members
Take Joe Danger on a death-defying thrill ride across the set of the greatest blockbuster movie ever made. Chase crooks on your police bike, destroy laser firing robots with a stolen jetpack, escape giant boulders in a minecart, time-travel to punch dinosaurs and divert the nuclear missiles on your unicycle. Yes, it's as awesome as it sounds.
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Joe Danger 2 Comes to PS3 October 9th with Exclusive Content
111w ago
- Hello Games Managing Director
Sean Murray
has announced today that Joe Danger 2 is coming to PS3 on October 9th with exclusive content!
Below are the details, as follows: I'm here to tell you something surprising! Joe Danger 2 is coming to PlayStation gamers very soon, next week in fact! That's October 9th in the US!
PlayStation owners are getting a huge exclusive DLC pack of bonus content too. I'd love to tell you more about it, but first I'm going to have to explain a little about how we make games.
When we make a game, we make it for ourselves. We play it every day, getting better and better at it. The great thing is that you get rid of every snag and rough edge, but then we let our friends play, and realise it has become too hard!
That's what happened when we made the original Joe Danger, as four guys sat in a room playing our own game. We actually first made a very tight, very challenging game that took about 10 hours to complete. It was pure and intense!
No tutorials, no handholding, just fun arcade gameplay. Our friends loved it, but only the most skilled players could master it. In fact no one was able to complete it!
We knew we had to go back to the drawing board, we wanted Joe Danger to be more accessible and easier to get into....
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Bobo just bursting to tell us all about "The Unifying Leader." He squeals that the only way for American political culture to change is for leaders to be more creative in their approach to collaboration. In the comments "Susan Anderson" from Boston had this to say: "Blame the victim much? You are better than this. Time to notice that your party is willing to sacrifice the whole country to condemn Obama, who did indeed make an effort to meet your party somewhere a long way towards your end of things. Even that wasn't good enough for your move-the-goalposts party of selfishness, sociopathy, greed, and wealth, and against dealing with reality in a way that does not exploit to the detriment of not only us, but you and your descendants." Well, Susan, he did say that he wasn't going to apportion blame. I guess he knew where all the fingers would point… Mr. Cohen says "Keep Pushing for an Iran Deal," and that if you don't like the idea of America at war with Islamic State and with Islamic State's sworn enemy, Iran, double down on diplomacy. In "Committed to Carbon Goals" Mr. Nocera says the chief executive of NRG Energy is making his company part of the solution. Now, alas, here's Bobo:
Over the past two weeks, President Obama and Republicans in Congress have taken their conflicts to another level. I'm not here to apportion blame, but it would be nice if, in the future, we evaluated presidential candidates on the basis of whether they are skilled at the art of collaboration.
When you look at other sectors of society, you see leaders who are geniuses at this. You can spot the collaborative leader because he's rejected the heroic, solitary model of leadership. He doesn't try to dominate his organization as its all-seeing visionary, leading idea generator and controlling intelligence.
Instead, he sees himself as a stage setter, as a person who makes it possible for the creativity in his organization to play itself out. The collaborative leader lessens the power distance between himself and everybody else. He believes that problems are too complex for one brain, but if he can create the right context and nudge a group process along, the team will come up with solutions.
Collaborative political leaders would look very different than the ones we're used to. In the first place, they would do what they could to create a culture of cooperation, not competition. They'd evoke our shared national consciousness more than our partisan consciousness. They'd take the political people out of the policy meetings. Except in high campaign season, they'd reduce the moronically partisan tit-for-tat, which is the pointless fare of daily press briefings.
Second, a collaborative president would draw up what Jeffrey Walker, vice chairman of the MDG Health Alliance and co-author of "The Generosity Network," calls Key Influencer Maps. This leader would acknowledge that we live in a system in which a proliferating number of groups have veto power over legislation. He would gather influencers into informal policy-making teams as each initiative was executed.
Third, a collaborative president would offer specific goals to each team, but he would not come up with clear visions. He might say the goal of the education team, say, was to reduce high school dropouts by 10 percent. But he would not tell the team how to get there.
Fourth, a collaborative president would see herself as an honest broker above policy-making process, not as a gladiator in it. In an essay posted on LinkedIn, Walker argues that collaborative organizations usually need a person at the top who "is widely trusted and capable of rallying the interested parties behind the unified effort." To be an honest broker, a collaborative president would have to repress some of her own ideas in order to serve as referee, guide and nudge for the people she gathered.
Fifth, a collaborative president would tolerate mess. She would acknowledge that if you don't give midlevel people the freedom to roam, you won't attract creative people to those jobs. If you adopt a highly prescriptive set of workplace rules, then nobody can do anything bold.
So what if there are leaks to the press, and the policy process becomes semipublic? That's a price worth paying in order to harvest diverse viewpoints and the fruits of creative disagreements.
Sixth, a collaborative leader embraces an oppositional mind-set. As Linda A. Hill and others argue in a Harvard Business Review essay called "Collective Genius," successful collaborative groups resist tepid compromises; instead, they combine things that were once seen as mutually exclusive. A collaborative president might jam a mostly Democratic idea, federally financed preschool, and a mostly Republican idea, charter schools, into one proposal.
Seventh, a collaborative president would create a culture in which relationships are more important than one person's touchy pride. There are going to be people who take cheap shots. The collaborative leader would swallow indignation and be tolerant of error in order to preserve relationships. She would have a merciful sense that every successful working bond is going to require moments of forgiveness.
The collaborative leader is willing to step back from the war posture of politics and be vulnerable. Trust is built when one leader is vulnerable to another and the opposing leader doesn't take advantage of it to enhance his own power. Then that opposing leader is vulnerable back and the favor is returned. The collaborative leader understands the paradox; you have to take off the armor to build strong bonds.
Finally, the collaborative leader would exile those who consistently refuse to play by the rules. Psychologist David Rand of Yale finds that cooperation exists when people internalize small cooperative habits as their default response to situations. It only takes a few selfish and solitary grandstanders to undermine a culture of trust. Successful leaders have the guts marginalize radicals and nihilists who refuse to play by the rules of the institution (this would be helpful to leaders on Capitol Hill).
We can all think of technocratic reforms to make Washington work better. But, ultimately, it takes a different leadership model and a renewed appreciation for the art of collaboration.
You'll notice that the name John Boehner appears nowhere in that piece of crap. Here's Mr. Cohen:
I wrote last May that "unreasonable optimism" surrounded nuclear talks between Iran and the major powers. Unreasonable pessimism should not surround the failure to reach an overall agreement and the decision to extend negotiations for seven months. Anwar Sadat, the former Egyptian president, believed 70 percent of the Israeli-Arab conflict was psychological. The same has been true of the American-Iranian confrontation at the heart of the standoff between Tehran and the West. A barrier has fallen through well over a year of discussions; a 35-year-old trauma has receded.
This immense achievement does not in itself assure success. Plenty of people want enmity preserved. Here are seven questions for the next seven months that may prove helpful:
Why is a deal still by far the best option? Because the alternatives are a continuation of the relentless buildup of Iranian nuclear capacity seen over the past decade or yet another American war in the Middle East that would do little to dent the program, lock in hard-liners for a generation and likely prompt an Iranian dash for a bomb, setting off a regional arms race. If you like the idea of the United States at war with the Sunni killers of Islamic State and at war with Islamic State's sworn enemy, Shiite Iran, this scenario may hold appeal. If it looks like a nightmare, double down on diplomacy.
But doesn't the extension of talks favor Iran? No. The interim agreement announced last year has proved effective. As Secretary of State John Kerry pointed out, Iran had about 200 kilograms of 20-percent-enriched uranium. Today, it has none. The number of operational centrifuges has been frozen. International inspections have been redoubled. Not for a decade had the pause button been hit in this way. Yes, Iran has received some sanctions relief, bringing in about $700 million a month, but that scarcely offsets plunging oil revenue.
Why is Israel's call for complete dismantlement not the way to go? Because it is not achievable in the real world; the perfect cannot be the enemy of the good. Diplomacy is about tough compromise, not ideal outcomes. The nuclear know-how attained by Iran cannot be undone. The aim must be to ring fence for at least a decade a strictly monitored program, compatible only with peaceful use of nuclear power, where enrichment is kept below 5 percent. Iran, a signatory of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, will not renounce the right set out in that treaty to "nuclear energy for peaceful purposes" at the behest of a nuclear-armed nonsignatory of that treaty, Israel. This is reality; deal with it. Iran's nuclear program has the emotional resonance the nationalization of its oil had in the 1950s. That nationalization prompted a never-forgotten Anglo-American coup. Calls for dismantlement are seen in Iran through this prism. As Kerry's negotiating partner, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, said, "You are doomed to failure" if you seek "a zero-sum game." Setting impossible targets is code for favoring war.
What are the main dangers now to the negotiations? The Republican Congress, hard-liners in Tehran around Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will try to undermine the talks. When the new Congress convenes next year, it may push for new sanctions. There will be talk of "appeasement," the cheap Chamberlain riff that is a favorite sound bite of naysayers. A sanctions push would be extremely foolish. It would constitute a potential talks-breaker that may prod President Obama into a veto. This would in turn reinforce Washington chatter about "an imperial presidency." To which Obama should respond that he's less interested in chatter than the history books.
But isn't Iran America's enemy? Yes, Iran supports Hezbollah. It supports Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Its operatives have killed or plotted to kill Americans since the birth of the Islamic Republic in 1979, especially in the early years. But Iran also has overlapping interests with the United States in Afghanistan and Iraq. It is a relative island of stability in a violent Middle East. Its young population is overwhelmingly pro-American. Most of them place Israel at the bottom of their list of priorities. The United States does business with plenty of strategic adversaries, including Russia. The Middle East is stymied. Even a cold American-Iranian understanding could redraw the map of the region.
President Hassan Rouhani seems reasonable but doesn't Khamenei call the shots? The supreme leader and the president need each other. The Iranian economy is a shambles. Khamenei needs Rouhani to fix it. Rouhani needs Khamenei as a shield from the toughest hard-liners. The West will never find better interlocutors than Rouhani and Zarif.
Are there other reasons to favor an accord? Yes. Iran is the last sizable emerging market economy not integrated in the global economy. Integrating it will provide a huge boost. The more contact there is between Iran and the West, the more moderating forces will be reinforced.
And now here's Mr. Nocera:
Since the early 1990s, the consensus view in the climate science community has been that if the world is going to escape the most catastrophic consequences of climate change, it needs to keep the average global temperature from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius, compared with preindustrial levels. A few years ago, the Presidential Climate Action Project issued a report in which it estimated that to meet that goal, global carbon dioxide emissions would need to be reduced by 60 percent by 2050 — and the industrialized world would need to reduce its emissions by 80 percent.
This would seem, at first glance, an impossible task. Until, that is, you meet a man named David Crane. He is the chief executive of NRG Energy, the largest publicly traded independent power producer in the country. When he took over a decade ago, NRG was just emerging from bankruptcy. Today, it is a Fortune 250 company, with 135 power plants capable of generating 53,000 megawatts of power.
NRG, Crane told an audience at the Aspen Ideas Festival this summer, is the country's fourth-largest polluter. "We emit 60 or 70 million tons of carbon into the atmosphere each year," he said, mainly because a third of its power is generated by coal-fired plants. "I'm not apologetic about that because, right now, owning those plants and operating those plants are critical to keeping the lights on in the United States."
But then he quickly added, "We have to move away from that." And he has, reducing the company's carbon footprint by 40 percent in the decade that he's run the company. And, on Thursday, as The Times reported, he committed NRG to reducing its carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2030 and 90 percent by 2050.
These are terribly ambitious goals, but Crane is not some pie-in-the-sky dreamer. Although he sees climate change as an "intergenerational issue" — a way of ensuring the future for our children and grandchildren — he is also a pragmatic man running a publicly traded company. He firmly believes that the technology exists to make his ambitious goals possible, and that the real problem is the refusal of the rest of the power industry to adapt and change.
Crane likes to say that when he first started hearing about carbon emissions, he didn't view it all that seriously. "To be frank," he said in that same Aspen presentation, "I thought this is just the next pollutant that we have to deal with." But once he got religion — and realized, as he put it, that power producers like NRG are "the biggest part of the problem" — he was determined to make his company a leader in reducing carbon.
One of his early moves was to apply for a license to build a new nuclear power plant. (It already co-owns one nuclear plant.) But the nuclear accident at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan in 2011 scotched those plans, and NRG wound up writing off more than $300 million. NRG also invested in a wind company, which it sold three years later "because we got a little disenchanted with the way that the wind technology was moving."
So how is he planning to get that 90 percent reduction? One answer is solar power, in which NRG has invested some $5 billion. Crane is a big believer in the eventual importance of solar, both for consumers — he foresees a day when millions of Americans rely on solar as their primary power source — and for power companies. Even so, Crane told me that solar generates only 3,000 megawatts of the company's potential for 53,000.
And then there's coal. When I asked Crane if he would have to eliminate coal to reach his goals, he said no. Coal, he said, will continue to play a big role. A carbon tax would be a great way of reducing emissions. But that is politically impossible.
So, instead, the carbon will need to be captured and then put to some good use. At one of its Texas power plants, NRG is teaming up with JX Nippon of Japan in a $1 billion joint venture to build a carbon-capturing capacity, which it expects will capture 1.6 million tons of carbon each year — some 90 percent of the plant's emissions. He is also convinced that that carbon will eventually be used to create liquid fuel or get embedded in cement. "We could rebuild America's roadways with embedded carbon from coal."
He has another reason for wanting to be out in front on climate change. He says it will make his company more attractive to investors — and consumers. The day is going to come, he believes, when climate change risk will be something investors factor in to their investment decisions. And he believes that the next generation of consumers will demand clean energy. He views the disinvestment campaign now taking place on college campuses as a harbinger of things to come.
"It's like Wayne Gretzky said," he told me before hanging up the phone. "We are skating where the puck is going, rather than where it is now."


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El Escorial Monastery and the Valley of the Fallen from Madrid
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Thoroughly enjoyed this tour.It was pouring with rain but it didn't dampen our spirits too much.The monastery was the first stop and on the way we were able to see the huge cross that dominates the Valley of the Fallen.The. Monastery is a huge beautiful building.One third is a working monastery and another third is a private school.The guide explained the main features of the main rooms of the former palace.The bus parks in the main bus station so you can have a quick pit stop on the way back as there is a bakery nearby if you need to grab a snack.On to the valley of the Fallen.
Cross shrouded in cloud-it was an awful day like I said.
Awesome building.Definitelty makes you think, but so glad to see it.Ive read about it in books and novels but to see it in the flesh was amazing.
Well worthwhile. All went like clockwork. Franco's tomb was chillingly awesome and the valley had the same dark presence that pervades Glencoe.
This was wonderful - the tour guide Sofia was excellent - would highly recommend.
Spanish contemporary history in beatiful mountain surroundings
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The monastery is breathtaking, and the Valley of the Fallen (which I had never heard of before going there) is a unique sight. Well worth it.
Guide was excellent. He explained about as much for the Spanish speakers as the English speakers. We had an excellent English speaking guide for inside El Escorial as the group was split by language. As a mining engineer I found the underground basilica at Valley of the Fallen quite incredible. How were such a large opening constructed in the 1940-50s? Forget the politics.
Best trip ever
Tour is very good BUT it is extremely tedious if given in more than 2 languages as ours was.
Great history of spanish kings.
Amazing cathedral carved into a mountain.
Tour was very enjoyable, guide explained sites very well and we had about right time in each place. Would recommend.
George was great. We really enjoyed our time and he took the time to newer all our questions.
Excellent tour, we were lucky as we had a spanish only group since they were able to move english speakers to a separate group. Which means we didn't have to hear the same stuff repeated. Either way our tour guide spoke English, Spanish, and Italian very well. The speed was just right and the bus and schedule was on point. It really would be impossible to see all this on your own.
Had it not been for this tour I would not have enjoyed these places as well as I did. There is no doubt that they are worth visiting and this trip which was so well organised just made it a very memorable experience.
Great time and the guide was very knowledgeable.
A wonderful part of Spanish history. If you have the time, do this trip.


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text: CF760 FEDERAL AND STATE GRANT STATUS REPORT The Federal and State Grants Status Report provides information on current year projects and any open prior years' projects which have been received and logged by the New York State Education Department. Please use this report to reconcile your grant records. Report fields are defined as follows: PROJECT # - The # assigned by SED at the time of approval. CONTRACT # - For projects running through the grant contract process, the New York State contract number will be listed. FUNDING SOURCE - The name of the grant program. SCHEDULED/ - The total amount of payments processed including scheduled PAID TO DATE but not paid. An asterisk (*) indicates that the Final Expenditure Report (FS-10-F) has been received. If the FS-10-F has been reviewed and closed, the Paid-to-Date will equal the budget. Projects listed as UNDER REVIEW have been received and logged by the program office but have not been forwarded to Grants Finance for processing. The project will continue to show as UNDER REVIEW until (1) the program office approves the application and forwards the budget to Grants Finance or (2) the application is disapproved by the program office. Disapproved projects do not appear on this report. START/END - The funding dates of the project, including any extensions. Funding dates are the dates in which project encumbrances can be made. SED CODE: 500304030000 AGENCY NAME: NYACK UFSD RUN DATE: 11/25/14 2015 PROJECTS SCHEDULED/ PROJECT # CONTRACT # FUNDING SOURCE BUDGET PAID TO DATE START END 0021152555 TITLE I A&D IMPROV 696,466 139,293 09/01/14 08/31/15 0032150772 IDEA-PART B, SECTI 682,453 UNDER REVIEW 0033150772 IDEA-PART B, SECTI 35,167 UNDER REVIEW 0147152555 TITLE IIA, TEACH/P 101,347 20,269 09/01/14 08/31/15 0149152555 TITLE IIIA IMMIGRA 53,075 UNDER REVIEW 0293152555 TITLE IIIA, LEP 32,687 UNDER REVIEW 0409157434 UNIVERSAL PRE-K 153,490 76,745 07/01/14 06/30/15 0425150074 TEACHER CENTERS 33,293 8,323 07/01/14 06/30/15 0545152029 STATEWIDE UNIVERSA 100,000 0 07/01/14 06/30/15 0580155467 LOCAL GOV'T RECORD 8,101 4,050 07/01/14 06/30/15 TOTAL 1,896,079 248,680 USE YOUR BROWSER BACK BUTTON TO RETURN TO PREVIOUS PAGE FOR QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT VIA EMAIL email@example.com OR PHONE 518/474-4815