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Kent permalinkDecember 9, 2014
I'm glad that governmental agencies have a blog and offer a place that readers can share their thoughts on topics. It's great to have an open conversation for these types of topics.
Jak Manson permalinkMarch 7, 2014
It is always a better idea to go green and do things that are better for the environment and is very energy efficient. I love being Eco-friendly and making sure that we take care of this earth of ours. I just hope that things get well taken care of and the environment will benefit from this in the future.
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this site is excellent. and epa working great. in US the air would be perfect as in forests in the near future.
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This site is really extensive and will be quite helpful. I have only begun to work with it and test it out. Just a couple comments regarding areas of interest specific to our patrons:
1. When I search 'geospatial', I get zero hits, however the EPA Geospatial Data Access Project is in there (I can find it when I search 'geographic').
2. GLENDA (Great Lakes Environmental Database) is listed under Soils & Land, but it also covers Water and Air – topic under which I did not see it listed.
Thanks for compiling this Data Finder!
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Data Finder helps people find EPA's data sources. It defines data sources as EPA's public websites from which numerical data can be downloaded (for example, the data download page of the Toxics Release Inventory). By contrast, Data.gov lists datasets (aka raw data) that can be downloaded directly to a computer program, spreadsheet, etc. EPA will use Data Finder to discover EPA's datasets that can be accessed via Data.gov.
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What is Datafinder's relationship to Data.gov? Is this effort duplicative? Or will Datafinder feed into Data.gov?
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Blogs typically allow a user to update their profile. eg change screen name, add change icon / photo. That option is missing here. Just wondering if intential or not. Again pros and cons. Personnally I am not a big supporter of "too" easy access to update profiles. Lesson Learned – During National Dialog, a few users changed screen names mid stream. Throws a monkey wrench into validity of metrics for who is commenting on what / how many individuals are commenting / how many different individuals in favor or against a specific item. A smart blogger can really twist the statistics when total responses are low.
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Without any test-of-time validated yard sticks to measure against, I believe this is heading in the right direction. Nearly every comment I have made here also applies to data.gov. Data.gov is a notch higher in metadata of their own tool and a notch lower in transparency in comments received.
Currently I have two major concerns – 1) if tool is overwhelmingly successful, will the operation and maintence become cost prohibitive and 2) Will lack of transparency about the processes which drive the tool haunt us later?
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Transparency – Describe the review process to include or reject a data source. Add a section of definitions.
Is there a documented process? Who reviews a recomendation? Is data owner notified of any such review? Is there an appeal process if a data source is rejected? If rejected and appeal denied is there a waiting period before data source will be reconsidered? Is there a listing of sources denied and reason for denial? What is a data source? Is a data source different from a data set, or different from a data tool wich provides a value added component. What happens when data owner and data provider are different organizations?
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Inconsistence in expected time to posting.
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Wade Lehmann permalinkJune 3, 2009
In a quick perusal of the site, I did not find any links to pesticide benchmarks or data (eg, the OPP office) nor the ambient water quality criteria (the OW). I do not know if they exist in a downloadable format or not, but they are both present on the web (as numerical data in tabular format).
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This site is really extensive and will be quite helpful. I have only begun to work with it and test it out. Just a couple comments regarding areas of interest specific to our patrons:
1. When I search 'geospatial', I get zero hits, however the EPA Geospatial Data Access Project is in there (I can find it when I search 'geographic').
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Player of the Week Nominations Legacy Christian defense- The Warriors posted their third shutout of the season in a 49-0 win over Sabine Pass. Nathan Holmes, sr. running back, Port Arthur Memorial- Holmes had 180 yards on 16 carries and two touchdowns. Britton Lindsey, sr. running back, West Orange-Stark- Lindsey had 39 carries for 294 […] [Read More]
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Texas private schools one step closer to competing in UIL
Imagine Kelly High School sports playing in the same district as the local Class 3A high school and Legacy Christian competing in a Class A district with Sabine Pass and Evadale. It may just be a senate vote away. The senate education committee approved a bill sponsored by State Sen. Dan Patrick (R-Houston) aiming to […] [Read More]
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Area high school football players that haven't gotten much attention from colleges have a chance to get noticed. Legacy Christian High School will host an Athletic Connection- Official Player Watch High School combine on March 19. Players will be measured in the 40-yard dash, pro agility drill, vertical jump, broad jump and bench rep. There […] [Read More]
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Three Legacy Christian football players have made their college commitments. Receiver/defensive back James Semiene and receiver Percy Simmons will play for Howard Payne University in Brownwood, a Division III school. Cornerback Chris Jack will play at Los Angeles Valley College, a junior college in Los Angeles. Legacy Christian coach Daryl Hobbs played under LA Valley […] [Read More]
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I flit around a number of authors and genres in my audiobook/book readings, it's in my nature. But, I do have a fine appreciation of history, which dominates my non-fiction selections. Steven's The Last Three Miles: Politics, Murder, and the Construction of America's First Superhighway turned out to be something exceptional. It details the impact (on all of us, in fact) of the building of the Pulaski Skyway in the state of New Jersey. How it came to be, in one of the most congested areas of the country, and how the politics of business, labor, and city hall (and one formidable mayor, Frank Hague) shaped it (and the automobile mess we're in) are told through the insightful prism that is Mr. Hart's narrative skill. The book had me enthralled from beginning to end.
Being the audiobook aficionado, I was pleasantly surprised when I learned it was available on audiobook. Dion Graham narrated the piece in equally extraordinary fashion (no surprise as Mr. Graham has driven those "highways and byways many times..." when he was a resident of the N.J.). He proved to be a superb choice for this reading, IMO. I'd recommend either the book or audiobook to any of my friends who enjoy history, crime, politics, and the oxymoronic term of Rush Hour.
Even though I've only spent a total of two hours in the state of New Jersey (on a layover at Newark Liberty International Airport), I feel like I experienced a good deal more there after The Last Three Miles. Perhaps, I'll make it back someday -- maybe even to Steven Hart's indy book store, Nighthawk Books. If so, thanks for the road trip, Steven.


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Also, just as important, FTMs and BTDTs, are you taking any extra steps to get those fur babies (pets) ready for the big change?
As far as siblings, I have a 4 1/2 year old DD who we haven't QUITE told yet. (I haven't told my mom yet, despite the fact that we're very close, for many reasons) so I did not want DD spilling the beans quite yet. We've begun preparing her for the big news by hinting, saying things such as "would you like a baby brother or sister" and "how would you feel about being a big sister" we've gotten mixed results, sometimes she says she'd love one, and sometimes she says she'd be furious if we had another baby. HAH! We are planning on signing her up for the sibling classes at the hospital we're planning to deliver at, and I'm looking for good book reccomendations about being a big sister. I'e kinda been waiting until we' find out the gender of this baby, so that wecan get a more tailored book for her. i.e A girl becoming a big sister of a little (brother or sister depending on what we're having). I would love any advice or cute ideas for preparing her. I'm a bit anxious about it, as she'll be 5 Sept. 19, and will have to start Kindergarten this year, being probably the youngest kid there, as the cut off here is Sept. 30. I'm a bit worried about having such a big change right before startin school! Although, I'm sure we'll adapt. As far as presents from the baby, I've thought about it, and I'm thinking that I will have the baby get her something, but not a toy, I don't think. i think I wanna pick out a special keepsake. Maybe if both are girls, getting them each something special like a bracelet or somethign that says sisters, I'm not sure yet. But, I also want to get DD to get something for baby too. That way when she comes to visit her new sibling in the hospital, she'll have something special to give the baby, I think that might help her adjust to the idea of baby being apart of our family and I would like her to help pick this item out.. (plus DD is a bit spoiled (the only grandchild on my mom's side and our first, so yeah) and she could probably use the idea of baby getting stuff, 'cause I suspect she might be a bit shocked when baby is getting presents and she isn't)
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Dictatorship naturally arises out of democracy, and the most aggravated form of tyranny and slavery out of the most extreme liberty.Plato
One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes a revolution in order to establish a dictatorship.George Orwell
It is a paradox that every dictator has climbed to power on the ladder of free speech. Immediately on attaining power each dictator has suppressed all free speech except his own.Herbert Hoover
Dictatorship is a constant lecture instructing you that your feelings, your thoughts and desires are of no account, that you are a nobody and must live as you are told by other people who desire and think for you.Stephen Vizinczey
Dictators never invent their own opportunities.R. Buckminster Fuller
A dictator must fool all the people all the time and there's only one way to do that, he must also fool himself.William Somerset Maugham
It is from weakness that people reach for dictators and concentrated government power. Only the strong can be free. And only the productive can be strong.Wendell Willkie
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So long as men worship dictators, Caesars and Napoleons will arise to make them miserable.Aldous Huxley
The benevolent despot who sees himself as a shepherd of the people still demands from others the submissiveness of sheep.Eric Hoffer
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American presidents always avoid shaking hands with brutal dictators, except when it's advantageous to do so.Elizabeth A. Sherman
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Dictators free themselves, but they enslave the people.Charlie Chaplin
Ignorance is an evil weed, which dictators may cultivate among their dupes, but which no democracy can afford among its citizens.William Beveridge
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Army National Guard Pvt. Thomas B. Tuthill has graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga.
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Four years ago i traveled to Lisboa and it's and amazing city with beautiful streets :)ReplyDelete
take care!
Great pictures! I've never been to Lisboa...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 19, 2011 at 3:42 PM
Cees, you look really perfect.ReplyDelete
Happy and joyfull holly days.
Happy birthday and have fun.
- AnonymousJuly 19, 2011 at 10:36 PM
so beautiful! must go there sometimeReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 21, 2011 at 11:47 PM
I have been reading your posts lately.. All I can say: keep dreaming about your wishes... they are gonna come true.. you are special.. but keep in mind, you are the master for your future.. I'd like to follow you many many years a head and please make my dreams and many others come true.. I hope you know what I meant by that. Good vibes on your way.. No matter what, dont ever forget: YOU are special and gifted.. Genuine hugs... Happy birthday!!!!!
Going there next month... very curious !ReplyDelete
Yeah we already miss you!! Fucking lord I thougth no one came to Portugal!! Do you really like Portugal?? Thats great but Super Bock Super Rock is junk...you should come to Optimus Alive...its the best festival in Portugal!!ReplyDelete
Portuguese people rock \0/ReplyDelete
But ........... Oporto is better than Lisbon. Trust me, you have to visit the city to comprove it*
My city is amazing!!! <3 :)ReplyDelete


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Earlier this week, anti-porn activist Melinda Tankard Reist sought legal advice from a defamation lawyer after a blogger labelled her a "fundamentalist Christian", The Sydney Morning Herald reports. ''Why does being a blogger exempt you from the laws of defamation?'' she questioned.
While The Guardian last year reported a rise in defamation claims levelled at Twitter users and bloggers in the UK, it could be said that the increase is in litigious outcomes rather than in the nature of opinionated expression itself. So argues Meghan Daum in an article titled 'Haterade', published in this month's issue of The Believer.
In 2004, when Marieke Hardy began writing the provocative blog Reasons You Will Hate Me under the pseudonym 'Ms Fits', she could barely have anticipated how appropriate a title she'd chosen as a storm of criticism, some of it rather unseemly, lingered in the distance — fed by both anonymous and prominent fellow users of the printing press/internet.
This storm struck hardest in November last year. Spurred by feminist blogger Sady Doyle's #mencallmethings Twitter campaign aimed at naming and shaming anonymous male commenters for their hateful and misogynistic slander, a rightfully offended Hardy mistakenly outed one Joshua Meggitt as the man responsible for a concerted (and undeniably nasty) five-year-long campaign of abuse posted on a blog under the name 'James Vincent McKenzie'. An apologetic blog post (now inaccessible) and a $13,000 settlement payment to Meggitt later, Hardy's hater has recommenced the campaign whilst none are any wiser to his identity.
As any seasoned blogger or online columnist would be well aware, slanderous comments and hate blogs are commonplace and geographically widespread. While those proffering an opinion online are most frequently maligned, also susceptible are businesses critiqued by user review sites. The urge to retaliate against our critics can take many forms, taking the Ocean Avenue Books vs Yelp incident as but one example.
In 'Haterade', author and essayist Daum traces the online put-down through its historical antecedents: yet more pseudonyms, political interests and public figures including Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton.
Whilst "the goal is to be heard, to inspire reaction and generate discussion", Daum — like Hardy and so many others — has "a stable of regulars [who] have become so personally invested in their dislike" for her that their smears have wandered well into the terrain of her personal life. This behaviour, she argues, has rendered much comment less about "joining the conversation" and more like watching a dogfight.
But, Daum offers, if harsh and ill-considered judgement is the cost, valid criticism is the "priceless" benefit. "When ideas are given their due — that is, treated as living, breathing, imperfect things rather than written off as glib reactions to preexisting ideas — something rather magical can happen. There can be a second of silence during which we, as readers, think before chiming in. There can be a gasp of recognition that reminds us why we read or write in the first place."
Click to read the full article.
I had first hand experience with this sort of slander and misinformation when I published an opinion piece in the Age about Peter Roebuck's suicide. Derryn Hinch, picking and choosing diligently from the piece, concluded I was condoning child abuse and corporal punishment. Nothing could be further from the truth.
17 January at 07:10PM
I'm just posting this to enjoy the fancy ironic tingle of commenting on this article.
Jon Tjhia
18 January at 12:58PM
I couldn't agree more. It saddens me the number of people who make hateful comments and hide behind the internet's anonymity to do so. If you believe in your opinions you should have no issue standing by them. Take responsibility for your opinions and print your name alongside them. I would personally disregard any comment that is made by "anonymous".
Rachelle Douglas
23 January at 09:52AM
These links are really interesting (and slightly disturbing), and highlight one of my favourite things about the Wheeler Centre site - the comments might be few and relatively far between, but at least they are always intelligent or, at the bare minimum, civil. Something increasingly rare and precious these days, it would seem... Kudos to the Wheeler Centre and its community of participants for keeping it that way.
Lois S.
23 January at 11:35AM
Don't neglect the hateful gesture - clenched fist, arm extended upwards and mouthing of words - unfortunately now on full display in the Australian Open.
Lillia A.
23 January at 02:37PM
Yeah, that's shocking. I suppose it's not hard to surmise that the culture we live in facilitates snide or mean spirited expression online. We've become very adversarial.
Mark W
23 January at 03:38PM
There's a really good essay about this - The Trial of Mary Bale by M.J. Hyland published in The Best Australian Essays 2011 edited by Ramona Koval - it's about a woman who becomes the centre of a phenomenal online hate campaign - worth a read.
Indeed — and you can read that in full here.
Tamara D
24 January at 08:05AM
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