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Posts by Charlie Clark
2785 posts • joined 16 Apr 2007
Study: Most projects on GitHub not open source licensed
Move along, nothing to see here
GitHub's position is absolutely right: if there is no licence file then all rights are reserved. That should be the end of it.
Apart from that the dominance of the very liberal MIT and BSD licences indicate to me that those who do add a licence choose the least restrictive. Good, thought I suspect this reflects the underlying preponderance for "webby" projects if JS and Ruby are the top two languages.
Gov.uk named THE BEST THING Britain has made all year
Re: On a more serious note
Re: Is it only me...
It isn't just you. I thought my ad-blocker wasn't working.
The only thing I like is the cookie manifest which still breaks the law as Google Analytics is not essential and must, therefore, be opt-in.
Desultory figures from Intel as Otellini makes his last call
Re: Please explain
Getting rid of old kit means reduced maintenance hence reduced expenditure.
Maintenance isn't capital expenditure.
Every die shrink needs new fabrication equipment. By now moving to a smaller die again, the fabs from a few generations past can be disposed of.
So the older equipment is being sacrificed to boost use of while lowering margins of the newer stuff? That would explain the figures somewhat: more Atoms, fewer Xeons, i7s, etc. Shortening the lifespan of fabs which get increasingly expensive to make does not sound like good sense to me. Expect more news on Intel's work as a contract manufacturer to increase use of that very expensive production capacity with Global Foundries II no longer unthinkable.
Please explain
The company has managed to save over a billion dollars in capital expenditure by getting rid of older manufacturing equipment in preparation for the shift to 14nm production, Smith said. Intel is also using the extra fab space to ensure it has a chip to sell in every market.
* How does getting rid of older kit reduce capital expenditure except through accounting wizardry
* What kit is being used to make and sell those cheap chips "in every market" if the old kit has been disposed of?
Sounds frighteningly like desperate measures being employed to keep the expensive but underused new kit in production. I suppose we can expect big write downs over coming quarters if business does not pick up significantly.
Nevertheless, USD 12 billion profit a quarter is still fucking impressive.
Are biofuels Europe's sh*ttiest idea ever?
Don't forget biomass
It's a moneypit of even greater proportions.
The EU's policy on biofuels is slightly less insane than the US one as it is %. The corn lobby in America is already agitating for 15 % ethanol in fuel to make up the anticipated shortfall due to more efficient cars.
That said, the problems with the policy in the EU have been known for a while and debate is ongoing on how to rectify them. Of course, once you've created a subsidised industry there is a lot of resistance to overcome to dismantle it but that is what politics is about. Personally, I'm pretty certain that both biofuels and biomass have important roles to play in Europe's future energy policy.
Oracle slaps critical patch on insecure Java
Stop the FUD
The patch comes at a time when many security pros are questioning the value of Java, with many seeing its presence in user's browsers as a liability rather than a benefit.
While it might have been true 10 years or more ago, when Java provided better services and encryption than could be guaranteed by browsers, but apart from some web-based conferencing software (Cisco's WebEx still uses Java in some environments) I can't remember coming across Java in the browser for a very long time. Perpetuating the myth of this threat detracts from the real risks associated with Java or similar frameworks. The browser may be one way to launch attacks but there are plenty of other ways to do so. Of course, the vulnerabilities are another nail in the coffin of things like Java FX for mobile phones.
Java is still installed on many people's machines and used by various software packages not least because Java still has probably the best database drivers of any programming language out there. Good to see that Oracle has finally got its arse in gear and established a distribution mechanism comparable to that of Microsoft and Adobe.
Kobo strikes new match against Kindle: The Aura HD e-reader
Re: PDF reflow support?
Sony's still the best at PDF reflow but Kobo has by far the best controls for reading ebooks. Higher resolution and lighting do improve readability in subtle ways: it's not about cramming more onto the page but increasing contrast through higher definition of characters.
Raspberry Pi space jaunt ends in dramatic mountain rescue
Proper backronyms required
Standards at SPB are obviously slipping! Why on earth was HAB not REbranded to REHAB before launch? Where will this madness end? Proper science needs proper backronyms!
Internet Explorer makes modest gains against Google Chrome
Re: I love My Chrome… Fed up with "Chroooooome"
The ads served have little to do with your choice of browser and a lot to do with the cookies that you allow the networks to serve. Clear out your cookies, check their settings (disabling third party is a reasonable solution) and install something like NotScript.
Re: Bias?
Yes, you are invisible to them, thought I suspect the proportion of such users is very small in respect to the overall population sample. The bigger problem is you have no idea which sites are included are, therefore, where the inevitable bias is. The counter argument, of course, is the pseudo-random distribution of websites included but that is to discount both network effects for acquisition and the bias towards professional service providers for larger websites: The Register itself does not use statcounter.
Re: DEAD CAT UPWARD DEATH SPIRAL ALERT!!
@Shades - don't feed the troll.
Re: Meanwhile, in the antipodes...
@Pomgolian - interesting stats. Statistics for particular sites are almost always more helpful because the obvious bias needs little accounting for. Particularly transactional sites have everything to gain by scrutinising the numbers in detail.
We saw a slight uptick in IE use in early March which has since fallen off.
For other aggregated stats, Akamai now provides worldwide figures at the somewhat pompously named "Internet Observatory". There is a considerable bias in the set (very American, corporate and entertainment sites) but the sheer volume of data and the dependency solely on UA adds credence to those of us who use script blockers and, thus, never appear in StatCounter's figures.
And we're all very happy for you.
Thatcher's data protection legacy: Just fill out this 16-page form
Re: Legislation of it's age
Sorry, you're glasses have misted up. Trafford Council was one of the first offenders to be caught, wot me mister? I ain't done nuffink, selling information from the electoral register and from other databases to interested companies. I think this was pre-web so can't find a link but the ability to peddle personal data was one of the carrots being offered to councils to try and sweeten the poll tax.
Under the microscope: The bug that caught PayPal with its pants down
That's because SQL is interpreted language (kind of).
This is the key security issue. Although the risk has been long understood and there are generally pretty reliable ways to pass data in separately so that is cannot, in theory, be run as code, it must be converted in SQL at some point and AFAIK most of SQL escaping techniques have in the past been breached, though I can't remember a server-based library having problems in the last few years. In the event of a breach additional precautions can be taken to limit the scope of any subsequent attack. But all this takes time and planning and you want to get your services out there as soon as possible.
Re: What about the testing ?
So who were the incompetent penetration testers who missed this flaw.
Who briefed the testers on what to test for? You do realise that in a great many countries the kind of software that you need to carry out penetration testing is considered and you may need waivers not just from the customer but also the software developers, the data centre operators, and maybe even special dispensation from the local law enforcement, etc. Even if you do get those permissions testing takes time and it is axiomatic in software development that no one ever allows enough time for testing.
Add to that the current paradigm of growing as quickly as possible with whatever works, depending on keeping your best programmers sweet until you IPO after which point, you want to replace them with cheaper ones who are expected to manage, maintain and extend largely undocumented and untested (see above) code.
Re: $3000
While I do agree that the sum isn't really commensurate this kind of research shouldn't be done for the money. The kind of research that is done for big bucks is the stuff that you generally don't hear a lot about. The Economist recently ran an interesting article about the sort of professional services that companies are willing to pay handsomely for.
The error is reprehensible for, as has been noted, allowing both SQL injection and excessive permissions. The spirit of openness and at least some kind of peer review should, however, be welcomed. If companies think that this can replace paying for proper reviews then they are likely to learn the hard way.
63 TRILLION maths ops a second - in 5 inches? Mm, show me
Very flawed comparison
The comparison should compare like-for-like workloads. FLOPS is an interesting base for comparison but is just that: a base. The cost of power of the whole system should be factored in and If you need Peta-FLOPS of computing power then it might become a real-headscratcher as to how you can do that with commodity hardware today.
Long-term actually owning any of this hardware is going to be too expensive for the calculations that "always manage to outgrow the available hardware" but getting a price for say 1000 Peta-FLOPS for 100 days may soon become a reasonable possibility. Isn't this where Google is aiming to be? Could be mucho-millions in it from the scientific community if they, or anyone else, can deliver.
Half of US smartphone owners have no idea which mobe to buy next
The best phone is the one you have
I reckon an increasing number of people look at their phone and wonder why they should bother "upgrading" it. Maybe the US will develop sensible phone tariffs which don't punish people for not getting a new phone every contract renewal. 10 - 15 USD ARPU anyone? You know it makes sense.
Production-ready ZFS offers cosmic-scale storage for Linux
Re: License madness
However I do think it's a real shame that licensing concerns prevent the inclusion of this in the linux kernel.
Why on earth would you want the file system driver in the kernel?
As for wanting to use ZFS: if you really need the features then it's probably worth looking at some of scale features that Solaris/Illumos offer. Best tool for the job, etc.
As for licence madness: the GPL was set up to provoke precisely this kind of conflict and try and force GPL onto other projects. Reap as you sow, done by as you did, etc.
The UK Energy Crisis in 3 simple awareness-raising pictures
Don't forget that US can't doesn't actually have any terminals that can produce LNG. It has quite a few ones that can accept it rusting on the Gulf Coast with maybe one or two being converted to produce it. However, once they get going then that gas will be sold to the highest bidder and they currently all sit in Asia where the spot price is far higher than in Europe.
Re: Don't Worry
Germany isn't "raping Cyprus for cash". Along with Finland, the Netherlands and others, it is setting strict limits on how much money it will lend to Cyprus. They are bound to do so by treaty.
By the way, the levy on savers proposed by the Cypriot government, contrary to media speculation it was not the German government who suggested breaching the deposit guarantee, would be roughly similar to that which has already been imposed on British savers since 2008. Still, let's not let facts get in the way of some good, old jingoism!
Nail on head
Of course, the uncertainties of energy policy over the last 20 years haven't really encouraged investment, but what you say is the main problem.
Russian production is actually stagnant and will be kept that way to maintain prices.
What gives you that idea? There are still billions of boe of gas available in the southern North Sea gas basin with new fields coming online all the time.
AFAIK British North Sea gas production has already peaked.
Furious Stephen Fry blasts 'evil' Reg and 'TW*T' Orlowski
Jim Dale does it better…
at least when it comes to reading the Harry Potter books.
Re: The lady doth protest too much.
Is she still around? Had to live through one of her talks. Who the fuck gave her a degree let alone a PhD?
Japan's rare earth discovery bad news for China's monopoly plans
could crucially give Tokyo the tactical upper hand over China in the on-going cat-and-mouse game between the two over supplies.
This makes for snappier copy but is simplistic and wrong. The market is global and has already reacted with Mongolia positioning itself as the new supplier with projects like "Oyu Tolgoi" dwarfing anything coming out of China. Ultimately the price and the environmental standards are dictated by what consumers like us are prepared to pay for our next piece of shiny, shiny.
Wind farms make you sick … with worry and envy
Re: Efficiency
Well that one IS sort of reasonable. Theoretical calculations follow, not based on any specific case but a feasible example....
Oh, I agree. It was one of most egregious mistakes of the current government, against the express advice of the then minister, to reverse the previous law on phasing out nuclear power and reverse that decision only two months later after having signed contracts with the power companies. The matter is now with the courts and as property is protected by the constitution I think it has a high chance of succeeding which is why I expect we will have to pay and why the current minister is throwing up smoke bombs about the renewables cross-subsidy.
Also a leaky nuclear plant wouldn't be very efficient and that wouldn't be very German would it
Oh, I don't know. The nuclear plants here don't have a particularly good record for efficiency just for making money for the owners which they do pretty shortly after being turned on. Or even after being turned off: we're looking at claims from up to € 20 billion from the owners about them being closed early. Against that background it's hardly surprising that the current environment minister is keen to talk absolutely anything else!
Nvidia and ARM: It's a parallel, parallel, parallel world
Re: Python
I think the point about using in Python is that many of the users of HPC are scientists with no formal training in programming. Python has several libraries like NumPy that have made it popular in diverse scientific domains and the are companies that also serve and support them. I think the combination is what continues to make it a popular language for scientists. CERN has some nice graphics that illustrate the increase in Python code once the code for heavy-lifting (usally in C++ or FORTRAN) has been written. Benedit Hegner covered this in his keynote at the German Python conference last November. An hour long and in German and thoroughly entertaining.
ARM's new CEO: You'll get no 'glorious new strategy' from me
Talk about apples and moonrocks
ARM confounded analysts during its fourth quarter growing sales by 19 per cent while chip giant Intel saw revenues down 3 per cent compared to a year ago.
Even with a slight drop Intel's profits are still enormous.
And then further down "Intel is throwing Atoms under ARM's wheels". Er, no. While Intel has indeed got Atom's to impressive performance/power levels so that the couple of phones with them compete favourably with ARM based stuff, the chips are still significantly more expensive than ARM chips and depend on Intel's better fabrication techniques.
Of course, ARM faces risks in the future. But so does Intel and, as Intel insists on being a manufacturer those risks are higher - sinking billions into a new fab is considerably riskier than trying out a new chip design. The rewards of success are also higher but those fabs just get more and more expensive to build.
Next to the fabless versus fab is also the difference in business culture. ARM's culture of co-operative competition amongst its customers and occasionally with them (Qualcomm, nVidia, PowerVR) and Intel's attempt to monopolise through instruction set. AMD only exists because IBM insisted that Intel licence a second supplier of x86. ARM's model is more in tune with component suppliers in other industries.
As for servers: there is now very little difference between Intel's CISC and ARM's RISC. Intel went RISCy with the Pentium and everyone has been adding instructions to their chips since MMX. ARM still gets more done with fewer transistors. Servers are likely to profit from exactly the same kind of commodification of components that has benefited Intel over the last 15 years. x86 has remorselessly gained market share from Power, SPARC, MIPS, etc. proving that new chips have a chance. This has meant vastly improved toolchains and compilers in the process from which ARM stands to benefit and the APUs of AMD and nVidia are starting to point the way: yes, a single instruction makes life easier for the compiler but if you can offload number crunching to GPUs then you will just get so much more bang for your buck. If ARM's big.Little architecture can demonstrate this kind of switching in real life then we can expect hybrid servers to really take off. x86 translation can be provided in hardware if necessary as the designs for the necessary silicon (Transmeta) already exist.
But it is also simply naive to put ARM up solely against Intel. Unless Intel goes fabless they are not competitors. Rather Intel is competing increasingly with nVidia, Marvell, Broadcom, Qualcomm, TI, Samsung, et al. and the competition will increase as the PC market fails.
Syrian hacktivists hijack BBC Weather feed
Re: But, But
Two things - RSS has no push mechanism and polling is resource intensive; but I think the real reason for people staying away from RSS is the inability to forward stuff to the friends with important comments like "OMG!", "LOL!", etc.
Review: HTC One
Re: No AMOLED
AMOLED is awful, in my opinion
And I prefer the higher contrast, … the point I was making was about the suitability outdoors which is a sine qua non for me. I wear polarised sunglasses which make LCDs compare even worse.
The blue does degrade overtime, but my phone is nearly three years old and still looks fine. Power consumption is typically than LCD higher when looking at items with lots of light colours (whites, yellows, greys, etc.). This is counterintuitive as the same process is being used to create light in both circumstances, LED-backlit LCDs using arguably more. It's to be hoped that the process engineers will continue to chip away at that, thought to have been slated for the S4 but apparently now due to make its debut with the the Note III.
Re: No SD card??
HTC is segmenting the market with the One X, V and S. They all have pluses and minuses but nothing has them all with the X seeming to fail because it doesn't do SD cards.
I actually think HTC have a point about not offering removable storage because, at the file manager level it might confuse. But for most people using media via apps that shouldn't be too much of a problem.
No AMOLED
I don't think that AMOLED is a merely matter of choice, the screens are also significantly easier to read in bright sunlight. That SD card, and a dedicated camera button are what are keeping me on my Samsung Wave, which nearly three years in is still giving excellent service although it looks like the (removable) battery should probably be replaced.
Osborne slashes growth forecast by half in bleak economy statement
It could have been worse
I've voted Liberal all my life, but didn't vote for …
If it's any consolation, if wasn't a coalition it would have been so much worse.
While I appreciate the sentiment I have to disagree with the statement: they have both a majority in parliament and also an absolute majority of votes cast. In British terms that's an unusually strong mandate as many recent governments have had majorities in parliament with well under 40 % of votes cast.
Whatever happened to telepresence? From $2.5m deals to free iPad apps
Re: Cisco is the problem, Skype is good enough
I've had lots of problems with video on Skype and wouldn't recommend it for corporate environments where the video certainly isn't good enough to go on a big screen.
I quite like the approach taken by using robots outlined in the most recent Technology Quarterly.
ICO clamps down on nuisance calls, slaps £90k fine on Glasgow firm
Re: Do they actually pay up?
Full details should be available from OfCom or the ICO. But, in general, it's a fine so the money should go into a pot which might be used to provide compensation for victims. For the fairly obvious reason of avoiding people trying it on you don't get money for reporting alleged abuse. If the regulator determines that abuse has taken place then it might be possible to sue for damages, though one of the reasons for the fine-based approach is to avoid suits attempting to obtain excessive damages. I hate nuisance calls and always report them*, fortunately we don't get many in Germany, but they do not generally impose a significant cost. One of the things they do here if someone is adjudged to have committed abuse is to cut their, and by extension, their provider's access to the telephone system. I suspect this, as much as the higher fines introduced last year, is a good deterrent.
* to do this don't slam the phone down, however tempting, but note the details of the call. If there are a lot of calls then you can get the phone company to add a trace, this costs money which may or may not be claimed back, but will allow them to establish the originating network.
Nvidia, Continuum team up to sling Python at GPU coprocessors
Re: hate python with a passion
What total retard decided to use invisible whitespace to denote code blocks?
Someone with a better idea of human cognition than you.
Feedly now home to 500,000 Reader refugees
It seems that Google has finally got round to providing some of the added value search results that Cuil was trailing a few years ago in a sidebar.
Re: "culling little-used or unprofitable products"
I suspect 500,000 really is a small number where user accounts are measured in the hundreds of millions. But I suspect that isn't the point. Any such service that Google offers binds resources to maintain and run it. Where is the pay off?
Re: Once bitten...
This is the internet generation which has the memory of a goldfish and the attention span of a kitten.
Father of Android Andy Rubin steps down for Chrome OS boss
Android into maintenance mode?
Sounds more like Pichai is being pulled off an unimpressive product (Chrome OS). Maybe he's being given the resources to scale Android up for notebooks, maybe they just want to back port the web app code to Android.
Android is more or less "done" so it makes sense to move Rubin onto something new to keep him interested.
Redmond to skip Patch Tuesday for Windows Store apps
Re: So what, indeed...
Except when they don't
What's most important? Bandwidth over kilo-miles, or milli-watts?
For distance you have to use fibre because of the invariable ratio of power to distance squared and this limits you to light frequencies, by no means all of which are currently being used.
Radio propagation is well understood and, while, there are still plenty of bands available (the ITU carves up spectrum in not the most efficient way) you have to trade bandwidth for propagation.
The developments are complementary and impressive in their own right. Squeezing more out of an existing underwater cable is cheaper than laying a new one. Reducing power consumption while boosting data transmission will be welcome along the chain: in the server but also in the switches of the various NICs.
Report: Amazon dominates global cloud spend
With a bucket of salt
Not including the market for Google's paid for mail and office software is a gaping hole. Actually, it's easy to pull the whole thing apart. And, as any fule no: it's not revenue but margins that matter. It wouldn't surprise me to see IBM making more than IBM from what it provides.
Amazon's services are popular and have enabled a raft of services. But it's not suited to every task and gets quite expensive if you use a lot of computing power.
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LucasFilm is located in: California
George Lucas was born in: California
George Lucas attended film school in: California
George Lucas' hit film American Graffiti takes place in: California
George's dog Indiana, the inspiration for Chewbacca and the namesake of Indiana Jones, was purchased in: California
Mark Hammill lives in: California
Harrison Ford lives in: California
Carrie Fisher lives in: California
Alec Guinness lives in: England
Okay, 8 out of 9 ain't bad, and besides, the British guy's dead.
Star Wars -- as California as Arnold Schwarzenegger!
May the Farce be with you.
I think it's quite clear as to where it'll go, actually... Hollywoodland.
Ofcourse, Hollywoodland will still exist, but it'll be majorly downsized.
The left corner of the land is in major need of attendance, hence all the dance parties.
Muppetvision is barely in commission anymore. The Millionaire building is empty. Monsters Inc barely ever has a line. The stage area no longer has a show and will no longer be used once Fantasy Faire opens in March. And that building with the arcade games that used to be a restaurant, well... it's only open for the dance parties.
So demo the entire left side/corner of Hollywoodland. Keep the buildings leading to the Hyperion and ofcourse Tower of Terror. That'll now be the small slither of Hollywoodland left and really, it serves its purpose. It's now basically a shoot off street from BVS anyway.
Keep the Hollywood theme alive though and turn the Star Wars land into a more behind the scenes experience. That stage could now be used for Jedi Academy and maybe a more action oriented show in the evenings. And honestly, you could conjoin Muppets, Millionaire, Monsters Inc and the arcade building for 1 or 2 E-Tickets if you wanted. Also, Mos Eisley cantina. Can't go wrong with that.
With that corner of DCA in need of new life and in serious slippage without a permanent answer, this its best bet.
I am still willing to bet it will be the next nighttime party in Hollywodland. They will have the cantina for special drinks etc.
Unless Disney is still thinking that DHS and DCA are basically two versions of the same theme park, like Disneyland and Magic Kingdom. Unless they are trying to fit Star Wars into both parks like Midway Mania. But I doubt it, there isn't enough room in California, unless they find it in Disneyland's Tomorrowland / Backstage or they build the third park.
I like the idea of expanding DCA behind Paradise Pier Hotel, but only if it makes thematic sense, not for Star Wars.
I'm all for a Star Wars themed party to take over Mad T Party after that is done! I think that's a great idea.
I personally like the idea of a Star Wars themed third gate. . .

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The Bad Actors Club at Alley Theater is set to present The Looking Glass Wars, which will open tonight.
The Looking Glass Wars will have performances on Dec. 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, and 18 at 8 p.m. each night. All performances will happen at the Alley Theater/Art Sanctuary space, located in The Pointe at 1205 E. Washington Street near downtown Louisville.
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It was about time for the demo team to shore up the site. I hope brownstoner posts and the 311 calls woke up the new developers. Let's see how if proceeds from here.
Here is the website of the architect of record. Brownstoner/Gabby should hit em up for pics- but judging by the projects page, I don't think the readers here will be very excited about what's coming.
Yep, IMBY has a post about the "uglatechture" the firm does. Big question, under the R6b ZR, where are they going to align the building? At the street front or back of the lot to match the adjacent two properties in an contextual manor as per ZR.
Though ZR does require a min. 30ft. rear yard.
Any architects out there have a clue?
They will be required to hold the 30′ rear yard. You can no longer build buildings against the rear lot line.The street wall is required to match adjacent buildings only I believe.
This is a gem of a site. Too bad it doesn't look like the architect has a very nice design record.
Gem of a site to developer and final owners (assuming condos), big downer for the adjacent garden.
I was thinking that it was gem of site for a one or two family home. Lots of opportunities to create interior light since the adjacent garden practically ensures that any lot line windows will not be covered.
I was thinking about good architecture and compatibility with the garden, not $$.
WOW, those are some ugly houses!!! Why would you advertise those homes on your site??? Looks like they just try to maximize FAR.
My favorite on the Gee2000 architect's site is the south slope style aluminum sided woodframe- What did he do to have architect signing on that house? He didn't build that in the 1890s? Did he put siding on it?
Also- the architect is called Gee2000. He is clearly a machine and not a man.
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You might have missed it, but over Thanksgiving Oceana won some major victories. One that we are especially excited about was the vote by the European Parliament to impose a strict ban on shark finning. While this ban has technically been in place since 2003 the new vote closes a crucial loophole by requiring all vessels in EU waters, as well as all EU vessels around the world, to bring their sharks to shore fins attached.
This is a major victory for Oceana, which has been pushing for the strict ban for years. It is also an especially big victory for sharks. The EU is the largest exporter of shark fins to China and Hong Kong in the world. Fishing the Atlantic, Indian, Mediterranean, and Pacific Oceans it has become the world's top fisher of sharks.
The practice of shark finning is just as brutal as it sounds. Once captured, a shark is brought on board and its fins are sliced off. The finless shark is then discarded in the ocean, where it is left to struggle and die. Up to 70 million sharks are killed every year, mostly to serve the market for the Chinese status symbol delicacy, shark-fin soup. Sharks are slow-growing, late-maturing, long-lived and give birth to few young, making them unable to cope with such high levels of exploitation.
By requiring the sharks to be brought on board fins attached fishermen are unable to stockpile huge numbers of fins in their holds and the number of sharks that can be killed on any one trip is dramatically curtailed.
Executive director of Oceana Europe Xavier Pastor put the victory in context:
"The European Parliament has closed an important chapter in the European history of shark conservation, by adopting a full ban on shark finning that will guarantee that this wasteful practice does not occur in the EU. The EU is finally accepting its responsibility as a major global player in shark fisheries and shark fin exports. It can now carry its head high in international fora, to continue fighting against shark finning worldwide, and to press for other important management measures that are currently lacking for sharks."
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This site provides information and resources for chemical engineers in the greater St. Louis area. Please click on one of the sidebars to learn more. If you need additional information, please send us a note at firstname.lastname@example.com, and welcome to our website. This year we are featuring an attendance prize (click for details).
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Wednesday, December 3, 2014, 5:15pm CST
The St Louis Section AIChE December meeting will feature a private (after hours) tour of the James S. McDonnell Prologue Room. The James S. McDonnell Prologue Room in St. Louis tells the panoramic story of a century of aviation progress from bi-planes to space travel. Scale models, paintings, and...Read more
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Brown Jumping Spider Animated Decoration
Spiders are creepy as it is, but more so when they leap out at you! Scare the crowds this Halloween with this Brown Jumping Animated Decoration. This oversized spider works on a 6V 2A adapter (not included) or AA batteries and features red light-up eyes.
Black Jumping Spider Animated Decoration
Weave a web of Halloween horror with this animated Jumping Spider decoration and watch friends and family jump in fright. The furry black spider has illuminated eyes and emits scary sounds as it jumps about the room - spooky and fun! Each spider has its own personality and are intended to lean when…
57" Hairy Spider Decoration
This huge hairy spider is a menacing critter to include in any frightful plot or haunted scene! Realistic and easy to place or hang anywhere, this Spirit favorite is an authentic looking threat. A ready to hang accessory that will make anyone spill porridge with fright! Give the furry killer a web…
Brown Spider
Weave a web of Halloween fun when you decorate with this brown and black fake spider.
Mega Spider Web
Weave a a gigantic web on Halloween when you decorate your house with this Mega Spider Web. Complete with a gutter hook, super-sized webbing and 5 stakes, you can take your spider decorations to a whole new level!
Jumbo 50 inch Black Poseable Spider
Oh my gosh - it's over four feet wide! The giant 50 inch poseable spider is larger than life - decorate with one or many and weave a web of Halloween horror. The giant spider can be used indoors or out, so think big!
Creepy Black Spider Adult Mens Costume
Wrap all of your legs around Halloween and never let go when you wear this Creepy Black Spider Adult Men's Costume. Black top features a hood and attached spider legs, complete with shorts and attached spider body.
Light Up 5 foot Longhair Spider
Spiders are scary to begin with but when they are black and hairy and have a five-foot leg span they are terrifying. Scare up some Halloween fun with this posable Hairy Spider with red light up eyes. Pose him strategically indoors and wait for he screams to begin.
36" Black Forest Spider
Freak out your guests when you decorate using the 36" Black Forest Spider. Halloween is not complete without creepy crawly critters, so get your scene just right with awesome spider props and decorations.
Climbing Spider Animated Decoration
Give your guests something to scream about when you use the Climbing Spider Animated Decoration. This creepy, animated critter is able to crawl up and down its web with light-up eyes and spooky sounds.
Spider Toddler Costume
The inky dinky spider will be surprised to find there's a new spider in town when you dress your little one in this clever toddler's Spider costume. Weave a web of Halloween fun in the neighborhood and be sure to take pictures.
Spiderweb Ghost Adult Womens Costume
Rise from the dead and don this stunning Spiderweb Ghost adult womens costume. The flowing black dress of this ghost costume comes complete with a hooded robe, spiderweb with spider and a stark white wig. Haunt them all in this scary womens costume!
Black Spider 30-Pack
Cover the floor of your haunted house with crawling critters when you use the Black Spider 30-Pack. Add some webbing (sold separately) and create your own spider infestation that will surely give your guests the chills.
Light-up Long Hair Spider
A spider is scary at any size but this bad boy has a five-foot leg span! Scare up some Halloween fun when you decorate indoors with this jet-black long hair Spider - it even has glowing red light-up eyes.
Light-Up Spider
Add this creep critter to your giant spider web when you decorate with this awesome Light-Up Spider! With eyes that light up and patches of fur on legs, this spider is one that will keep you up at night!
20" Black and White Spider
This is no itsy bitsy spider! Think big - there are hundreds of ways to use this 20" wide furry black and white posable spider on Halloween.
34" White Spider
Creepy crawling critters are sure to create a scream-worthy atmosphere, especially when you use the 34" White Spider. Decorate your haunted scene with this spooky white spider and listen for the wails of approval.
33 Inch Hairy Spider Decoration
Creep out your guests with this creepy, crawly, giant spider decoration! This is classic Halloween accessory, a 33 inch furry spider with fangs and purple, orange, or green joints--a must-have for any Haunted House.
Spiderweb Poncho Womens Plus Size Costume
Slip into this spindly web in the Spiderweb Poncho Women's Plus Size Costume. This comfortable, yet stylish poncho features silver web and spider detail.
Creepy Striped Spider
Know someone who doesn't like spiders? Give them a good scare when you have the Creepy Striped Spider. This large, fuzzy, black and white striped spider is the perfect Halloween decoration.
Screaming Light-Up Larvae Head
Who forgot to dust? Spider webs in the corner can get very scary, especially when they trap their prey forever. This motion activated mummy head appears to shake and scream as his eyes flash in agony - don't let it happen to you, but do decorate with this awesome prop!
Spiderweb Eyeliner Kit
Cast a spell with one glance when you use this Spiderweb Eyeliner Kit to complete your bewitching costume. Set comes complete with four different stick on options with spiderweb and black cat detail.
Spider Spell Book
You'll have a plethora of spells and potions to concoct when you take home this Spider Spell Book. Decoration features motion sensors and try me button compatibility, so you can spook your guests with ease. Batteries also included.
Super Stretch Spiderweb Jumbo Bag
Cobwebs are creepy! Cover your home indoors and out with over 750 square feet of super stretchy white spiderweb - that's spooky! Scare up some Halloween fun when you decorate with spiderweb and the twelve black spiders that are included.


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Highlights include: Regional Golf at Forest City and CC/MC (Girls Golf).
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Highlights include: Regional Golf at Forest City and CC/MC (Girls Golf).
The state tournament begins June 2nd.
Trask has been teaching at MCHS for nine years.
A great weekend of weather made for some great fishing at the 25th annual Clear Lake Walleye Classic.
Clear Lake sophomore Sam Jones is heading back to state and is looking to build off last year's eighth-place performance.
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Results from day one of the Clear Lake Walleye Classic.
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Highlights include: 2A in Sheffield, 3A in Charles City.