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- Opacity is a matter of representation : Shimakonde vowel harmony and vowel reduction (2010)
- As work like McCarthy (2002: 128) notes, pre-Optimality Theory (OT) phonology was primarily concerned with representations and theories of subsegmental structure. In contrast, the role of representations and choice of structural models has received little attention in OT. Some central representational issues of the pre-OT era have, in fact, become moot in OT (McCarthy 2002: 128). Further, as work like Baković (2007) notes, even for assimilatory processes where representation played a central role in the pre-OT era, constraint interaction now carries the main explanatory burden. Indeed, relatively few studies in OT (e.g., Rose 2000; Hargus & Beavert 2006; Huffmann 2005, 2007; Morén 2006) have argued for the importance of phonological representations. This paper intends to contribute to this work by reanalyzing a set of processes related to vowel harmony in Shimakonde, a Bantu language spoken in Mozambique and Tanzania. These processes are of particular interest, as Liphola's (2001) study argues that they are derivationally opaque and so not amenable to an OT analysis. I show that the opacity disappears given the proper choice of representations for vowel features and a metrical harmony domain.
- Some comments on the reliability of three-index factor analysis models in speech research (2005)
- Low- dimensional and speaker-independent linear vocal tract parametrizations can be obtained using the 3-mode PARAFAC factor analysis procedure first introduced by Harshman et al. (1977) and discussed in a series of subsequent papers in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (Jackson (1988), Nix et al. (1996), Hoole (1999), Zheng et al. (2003)). Nevertheless, some questions of importance have been left unanswered, e.g. none of the papers using this method has provided a consistent interpretation of the terms usually referred to as "speaker weights". This study attempts an exploration of what influences their reliability as a first step towards their consistent interpretation. With this in mind, we undertook a systematic comparison of the classical PARAFAC1 algorithm with a relaxed version, of it, PARAFAC2. This comparison was carried out on two different corpora acquired by the articulograph, which varied in vowel qualities, consonantal contexts, and the paralinguistic features accent and speech rate. The difference between these statistical approaches can grossly be described as follows: In PARAFAC1, observation units pertain to the same set of variables and the observation units are comparable. In PARAFAC2, observations pertain to the same set of variables, but observation units are not comparable. Such a situation can be easily conceived in a situation such as we are describing: The operationalization we took relies on the comparability of fleshpoint data acquired from different speakers, which need not be a good assumption due to influences like sensor placement and morphological conditions. In particular, the comparison between the two different approaches is carried out by means of so-called "leverages" on different component matrices originating in regression analysis, calculated as v = diag(A(A A)−1A ) and delivering information on how "influential" a particular loading matrix is for the model. This analysis could potentially be carried out component by component, but we confined ourselves to effects on the global factor structure. For vowels, the most influential loadings are those for the tense cognates of non-palatal vowels. For speakers, the most prominent result is the relative absence of effects of the paralinguistic variables. Results generally indicate that there is quite little influence of the model specification (i.e. PARAFAC1 or PARAFAC2) on vowel and subject components. The patterns for the articulators indicate that there are strong differences between speakers with respect to the most influential measurement as revealed by PARAFAC2: In particular, the most influential y-contribution is the tongue-back for some talkers and the tongue-dorsum for other speakers. With respect to the speaker weights, again, the leverage patterns are very similar for both PARAFAC-versions. These patterns converge with the results of the loading plots, where the articulator profiles seem to be most altered by the use of PARAFAC2. These findings, in general, are interpreted as evidence for the reliability of the PARAFAC1 speaker weights.
- Thyroid disease in insulin-treated patients with type 2 diabetes: a retrospective study (2014)
- Background: Diabetes mellitus and thyroid diseases frequently coexist. In order to evaluate how thyroid disorders interfere with glycemic control, we analysed insulin-treated type 2 diabetes patients with thyroid disease. Methods: Diabetes patients (n = 1.957) were retrospectively investigated. We focused on type 2 diabetes patients who had been admitted for insulin-treatment and diagnosed thyroid diseases (n = 328). Patients were divided into three groups according to thyroid disease manifestation in relation to diabetes onset: prior to (group 1), same year (group 2) and thyroid disease following diabetes (group 3). Results: Out of all diabetes patients 27.3% had a thyroid disorder with more women (62.2%) being affected (p < 0.001). Thyroid disease was predominantly diagnosed after diabetes onset. Patients with type 2 diabetes and prior appearance of thyroid disease required insulin therapy significantly earlier (median insulin-free period: 2.5 yrs; Q1 = 0.0, Q3 = 8.25) compared to patients who had thyroid dysfunction after diabetes onset (median insulin-free period: 8.0 yrs; Q1 = 3.0, Q3 = 12.0; p < 0.001). Age at diabetes onset correlated with insulin-free period (p < 0.001). Conclusions: Thyroid disease may be a marker of a distinct metabolic trait in type 2 diabetes potentially requiring earlier insulin treatment.
- Language and emotive factors : the outline of problems involved (2011)
- The cognitive framework seems to comply with the need of interdisciplinary outlook on the issue of emotions, as it itself draws upon findings of psychological, anthropological and philosophical research. Along with undertaking further studies on the conceptualization of emotions in different languages, from the detailed analysis of the repertoire of linguistic means used for talking about emotions to investigation into tendencies to use metaphors or metonymies to talk about emotions, some broader conclusions could be drawn. The greatest challenge seems to be establishing whether there are any cultural (social, economical, conventional, political, religious) conditions that may influence the relevant changes in conceptualizing emotions in different languages and whether it is possible to point to any laws or regularities that would govern these changes.
- The Dual Analysis of Adjuncts/Complements in Categorial Grammar (2000)
- The distinction between COMPLEMENTS and ADJUNCTS has a long tradition in grammatical theory, and it is also included in some way or other in most current formal linguistic theories. But it is a highly vexed distinction, for several reasons, one of which is that no diagnostic criteria have emerged that will reliably distinguish adjuncts from complements in all cases – too many examples seem to "fall into the crack" between the two categories, no matter how theorists wrestle with them. In this paper, I will argue that this empirical diagnostic "problem" is, in fact, precisely what we should expect to find in natural language, when a proper understanding of the adjunct/complement distinction is achieved: the key hypothesis is that a complete grammar should provide a DUAL ANALYSIS of every complement as an adjunct, and potentially, an analysis of any adjunct as a complement. What this means and why it is motivated by linguistic evidence will be discussed in detail.
- Semantic Features and the Distribution of Adverbs (2000)
- This paper proposes that we can predict which adverbs cannot adjoin to the right in headinitial languages by means of a particular semantic property, that of being a "subjective" adverb, one which maps an event or proposition onto a scale with the high degree of indeterminacy and context-dependence. Such adverbs, such as 'probably' or 'luckily', cannot adjoin to the right with non-manner readings, while other adverbs (like 'politically', 'often', or 'deliberately') may. This supports the view that the distribution of adverbs depends heavily, and subtly, on their lexicosemantic properties.
- Adverbials with Floating and Fixed Semantic Scope (2000)
- The present study offers the analysis of the role of adverbials in the semantic structure of a sentence. To clarify this role new notions "Adverbials with floating and fixed semantic scope" are proposed. This classification also can clarify the role of adverbials from the point of view of the division into arguments vs. adjuncts.
- Syntactic Requirements on Adjuncts (2000)
- The paper proposes structural constraints for different adjunct classes in German and English. Approaches in which syntax has only the task to provide adjunct positions and in which principles of scope are supposed to explain the distribution of adjuncts are rejected as incomplete. The syntactic requirements are not as rigid as other approaches require, such that there is just one possible position for a given adjunct. Rather the syntactic constraints may be fulfilled in different positions.
- A Semantic Account of the Stative Adverb Gap (2000)
- It is argued that there is a surprising gap in the distribution of adverbial modifiers, namely that there are (practically) no adverbs that modify exclusively stative verbs. Given the general range of selectional restrictions associated with adverb/verb modification, this comes as a surprise. It is argued that this gap cannot be the result of standard selectional restrictions. An independently motivated account of the state-event verb contrast, in which state verbs are proposed to lack Davidsonian arguments is presented and argued to account for this stative adverb gap. Some apparent and real problems with the analysis are discussed.

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Jessica Simpson figures out jacket makes her look skinny. Must. Never. Stop. Wearing. It.
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Jessica looks great, what a beautiful young woman! She's more attractive now with some curves compared to the time without.
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and the retarded look on her face makes her look … retarded.
Anyone can look skinny next to that ridiculous, huge, tacky, ugly fucking bag she's lugging around.
"continued to look skinny"????
Um, sure…except for when the jacket opened to show her belly…and the spandex-skinned sausage thighs…and…
Christ, will everyone get off this ? She is not fat. Oprah is fat, Queen Latifah is fat. Jessica Simpson is not fat. And neither is Kim Kardashian. Since when is gaining weight a crime ? Leave it alone. And take Heidi and Spencer out back and shoot 'em. Thank you.
She wouldn't be so worried about how she looks after I finished with her eyes. And I'd beat that buttcrack right out of her chin.
Spoken like the proud owner of a tremendous gunt, Kelley.
"Anyone can look skinny next to that ridiculous, huge, tacky, ugly fucking bag she's lugging around."
Tony Romo was in one of these pictures?
Her lunch is in that bag… look! She couldn't even zip it…
I see a baby bump. I bet she's like 3 months preggo. I'm 4 months w/ twins and thats how my belly looks. Maybe thats why she hasn't been ashamed to show off her "fuller" figure. But it she's not pg, she's still a beautiful girl & far from fat (like someone else mentioned, fat is Oprah, Queen L, etc). Either way, she sure does have awful taste in all things fashion! All that money and she likes the tack. Ugh
What happened to those Miley Cyrus pics? Anyone else notice they took them down?
"Oprah is fat, Queen Latifah is fat. Jessica Simpson is not fat."
It's difficult to draw valid inferences from cross-species comparisons.
You can almost hear the grape soda cans being slammed on the desk with furious indignation.
Oprah is obese, Kim is fat, and Jessica is fat. I congratulate Jessica because she admitted she is fat and wants to lose the weight. Most Americans are in denial about being overweight. This is why there are many posters saying Kim and Jessica are not fat. Kim K. looks fatter than Jessica because she has the big wide hips and fat fanny. Gaining weight is a crime on health. 70 percent of US illness is due to being overweight. It is a huge problem in the US and it does not help when people refuse to believe they are overweight or are too lazy to do something about it. Now a days a lot of fat people do not consider themselves overweight; they consider themselves a "real woman" stocky, thick, curvy, etc. Enough already fat Americans; get busy and get healthy.
#11 I totally agree. HOW DOES NO ONE SEE IT and make a story out of that?! Must mean she's knocked up, idiot media.
I think she looks good! (here~)
#8 – What's a "gunt"?
so blah (@10), you're saying it's actually healthy to look 4 months pregnant with twins when you're not actually pregnant?
well…rich does like 'em on the curvy side…
What's a gunt? Ask #11 in about 4.5 months after she delivers her twins via C-section.
A gunt is the female equivalent of the male fupa.
#21 – there is no such thing as a male fupa.
You people are fucking stupid. That's not where you get a bump when you're pregnant you retards. That's not where her uterus is…it's down lower. That's her fucking stomach. It's all pretty basic anatomy.
She isn't fat all.
She's only fat between the ears.
She needs to definitely create her own line of clothes that all come in black and make her look slim!
you're right 25, that's her talent she's trying to hide by keeping her jacket pulled over her mid-section.
And that she must never leave the house without WELL DONE makeup.
I guess the rumor that "Daddy feeds her the sausage" has two meanings now.
I just wish Chris Brown would take her to an award show.
There will be at least 50 girls defending her here…just as soon as they get their sleeves free from the candy machine.
She should've worn a nehru jacket like Dorothy thought Father Leahy was wearing in that Golden Girls episode, "Forgive Me Father"
Mark my words…she is pregnant…everyone continues to call her fat…but my friends this girl is hiding pregnancy….
I dunno, I think she's looking pretty good. Definitely not "fat".
I guarantee Jessica Simpson would look tiny compared to 80 percent of girls around her age. She is not a big girl. I agree with No. 6.
#11-Obviously you have no idea what the fuck you are talking about. No doctor would look at Jessica's number on the scale and tell her she is overweight. Kim K. isn't overweight either, she is tiny everywhere except for her ass and hips. Everyone has a different body shape and I don't see anything wrong with an hourglass figure, personally.
Fat is fat no matter where it is at. Kim K is a short fat chick with a "fat" butt and "fat" hips. You must be in denial if you think a doctor would not tell Kim and Jessica they need to lose weight. This is a huge problem in the US. There are more fat Americans than fit Americans. Fat people like you are part of the problem. If the person is not obese but just fat then in your opinion they are not fat. There are so many fat Americans that some people cannot tell the difference between fat, obese, and fit. Jessica knows she is fat and needs to lose weight.
Kim K does not have an hourglass shape because her hips are the biggest part of her body. Jessica lose weight and be fit and hot again.
If she's pregnant that would explain how she plans to lose the weight in 8 weeks: Jenny Craig's abortion diet.
37- I know my BMI and I know I'm not overweight. Human beings need some fat on their bodies to LIVE and absorb nutrients to be healthy. If you honestly think having any fat on your body makes you fat, then you're an idiot.
38-Have you ever seen an hourglass?? The hips are the biggest part. She has a small waist and fuller hips–a classic hourglass shape.
You are all so bombarded by images of the mostly unattainable standard of a 5'10″ size zero model, that you don't recognize beauty in a truly womanly figure. Women are not supposed to have zero body fat, we are biologically designed to carry more fat and have bigger hips for childbirth, come on.
OK another fat clueless American. How about this; if you can pinch more than an inch then you are fat.
An hour glass figure means the hips are equal to the breast size or smaller. Kim's hips are bigger than her breast measurement. Marilyn Monroe is a great example of an hour glass figure with measurements of 36-23-35. Kim's measurements must be 36-28-44.
Only 1 percent of the US populations are underweight and most can be found as celebrities, athletes, models, or sick people. Quit watching TV and reading tabloid magazines and go to your nearest mall and see all the fat people. Do not base facts on what the media shows you. Use common sense for goodness sakes.
I have patients that gave birth to one or more babies and they get back into shape quickly because they were not overweight during pregnancy. To say women get fat and have big hips after birth is a fat American myth because Americans love to overeat. To say that women need big hips to have a baby is another fat American myth.
I am larger than her and I consider myself to be an average size. She is fine.
Its all in the confidence. I can pinch and inch and I am glad. I get more fabric for my money when I am buying clothes!
For the people who consider her fat, I am sorry you feel this way. Shallow people exist, and they will never go away.
You can see it on her face how nervous or scared this girl is of all this attention. It's disturbing how much hub-bub she's getting for simply putting on a few pounds. This is newsworthy? Picture worthy? The paparazzi must die.
first off, i don't know what kind of trip you're on with all this anti-american bullshit. you don't even know if i'm an american and to assume because i have a different view of what it means to be fit than you means i am a "fat american" is ignorant on your part.
obviously, i am not saying it is healthy to be overweight. all i said was that women naturally carry more fat than a man for childbearing purposes. i know this from my education, not from watching Access Hollywood or wherever the fuck you think i get my information. i support being healthy and active, but to call these girls fat because they aren't starving themselves to a size 2 like the rest of hollywood is a serious assault against women.
maybe you should read up on women, body image and the media so you can realize the impact of calling normal woman fat and imposing an unrealistic ideal. it is just as unhealthy to be obsessed with thinness like you as it is for jessica simpson to eat an extra piece of apple pie or two over the holidays.
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Two things:
A. I'm a size eight, and my legs are bigger than hers. No way she's bigger than a six. Shut up about fat. She's not fat. Everyone bitching about her weight from the safe anonymity of the Internet is either petty and pathetic or projecting their own issues onto her (I'm thinking here of men who could never land a girl like her and still think it's cute to degrade her).
B. It's winter. Of course she's wearing the coat repeatedly.
This bag reminds her to the brand's name.
THIS DUMBY SIMPLY FORGETS IT, folks!!
No, fat people, you are wrong. A "healthy" body is a body that is obviously active and has muscle tone. Human bodies were made to move!!! I am so tired of fatty propoganda. No, fat girls, you are not "curvy", or a "real woman". You are fat. I am a fit female who works out 6 days a week and follows a healthy diet. No, I do not starve myself. I eat food to survive and nourish my body. I bet all of you fat girls couldn't last through five minutes of my workout. Get a treadmill before you get diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure and stop telling the rest of the world that you are beautiful. Nobody has bought it yet and they never will.
No, fat people, you are wrong. A "healthy" body is a body that is obviously active and has muscle tone. Human bodies were made to move!!! I am so tired of fatty propoganda. No, fat girls, you are not "curvy", or a "real woman". You are fat. I am a fit female who works out 6 days a week and follows a healthy diet. No, I do not starve myself. I eat food to survive and nourish my body. I bet all of you fat girls couldn't last through five minutes of my workout. Get a treadmill before you get diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure and stop telling the rest of the world that you are beautiful. Nobody has bought it yet and they never will.


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Instead, he wants to hand out little Cavalli gadgets to girls standing outside of nightclubs.
Roberto Cavalli renewed the licensing deal with the very same company he hated so much two months ago.
He might extend a licensing deal for his Just Cavalli line for five years. With the same company he hated with a passion weeks ago.
He's launching a blog because he 'would like the world to be sweeter and there to be more love.'
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Today is an off day. Actually, so was yesterday. Maybe it's coming back to reality from a momentary break at the coast for girls weekend. Maybe it these damn gray and rainys that we've settled decidedly into here in the gloomy PNW. Maybe it's the bubbling goo of fucked up chemicals swirling through my gray matter. The reason doesn't really mean much, but I'm finding it difficult to fight the good fight today.
This round in the ring with the mighty fucker Depression I'm still feeling the gratitude. In fact, I'm bowled over by it, consumed by it, overwhelmed with it. Which is a major departure from previous bouts. And is far better than the flip side. But I'm having a hard time pinning things down, focusing, maintaining an even strain. So, my grateful today is another awesomeness of my kid.
His favorite song right now is Blackbird by the Beatles. He loves it because he wishes he could be a bird and fly even with broken wings. Which is a pretty dope thing for a four and a half year old to say. I know that Sir Paul meant the song as symbolism for the increasing racial tension and struggle of Black people fighting for equality and civil rights during the craziness of the late 60′s. But to me the song has always been about taking your cialis canada pharmacy pain and transforming it in a way that changes you, makes you inherently different from having experienced it, but allows you to survive and move forward. Which is, I suppose, exactly what he was trying to say.
I'm grateful for my crazy little kiddo, grateful for the greatness of the Beatles and grateful that we share a love for this song and for the desire to transcend whatever it is that's trying to break our wings.


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Greenhouse-gas tax could inflate airfares
A European program to charge airlines for their greenhouse-gas emissions could raise round-trip ticket prices from the United States by more than $30 starting next year.
Environmental groups and some travelers praise the European Union's Emission Trading Scheme as a way to curb climate change. The goal is to spur airlines and manufacturers to build more efficient planes like Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.
"Hopefully, this will help them do that a lot faster," says Thomas Buchen, 65, who has flown 4 million miles by traveling as far as Dubai from his home in Williamsburg, Va., to build golf courses. "We're trying to be as environmentally friendly as we can."
But airlines are fighting the program aggressively in court and in the political arena. The meter starts running Jan. 1 on fees that U.S. airlines estimate will cost them $3.1 billion over the next decade.
The U.S. House voted Oct. 24 to prohibit airlines from participating in the program.
And a vote is expected Wednesday in Montreal by an international group that sets policy for aviation safety and environmental standards. The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is expected to oppose the European scheme, amid growing outrage in China, Russia and India.
"If imposed on Jan. 1, this tax could close down direct travel from most central and western U.S. airports to Europe, and remaining airline ticket costs would skyrocket," says Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., head of the House transportation committee. "This ill-conceived EU aviation tax scheme is a violation of international law."
The debate will play out over the next few months. A European court will decide whether the program should proceed. If successful, Europe could forge ahead despite international opposition. Or an international political compromise could be negotiated.
What's at stake
The European program caps carbon-dioxide emissions at 2006 levels and allows airlines to fly 85% of that amount for free in the first year. The free amount would drop to 82% after that.
But airlines must pay for the rest — and any increase in fuel burning — by buying what are called allowances from other industries burning less. That's where the costs and the grumbling come in.
At a Sept. 30 meeting, representatives of 20 other countries including India, Russia and China issued a joint statement opposing the European law and calling it inconsistent with international law.
Luo Chaogeng, co-chairman of China Airlines, calls the scheme "a violation of human values" and promises "unremitting efforts" to oppose the program.
Separately, even Italy has complained that short- and midrange routes are penalized in comparison with long-range flights and warned of possible retaliation from China and the United States.
"Finally, we believe these are real, urgent problems that call for urgent assessment before the system comes into force," the Italian delegation to the Council of the European Union wrote Sept. 29.
Meanwhile, the Air Transport Association, an industry group representing U.S. airlines, filed a lawsuit with United, Continental and American against the program in the United Kingdom's High Court.
In the rough equivalent of an appeal, the case is pending in the European Court of Justice.
But the court's advocate general, Juliane Kokott, prepared a non-binding opinion for the court Oct. 6 that framed the issues in the case and disappointed U.S. airlines.
She calls the emission scheme adopted in 2003 "a cornerstone of European policy on climate change" and says it is compatible with international law.
Now all sides are waiting to hear what the court's 13 judges think of the program.
The cost
Nailing down the cost to passengers isn't easy.
But Connie Hedegaard, the European Union's commissioner for climate action, says the cost could range from 2 euros to 12 euros for each one-way trip across the Atlantic. At 1.42 euros to the dollar, that means $2.84 to $17 per ticket.
As an example, she said a trip from Paris to Beijing would have 627 kilograms of carbon-dioxide emissions for each passenger. The cost at current carbon prices would be about $10.68.
But Hedegaard says because most of the carbon allowances are free, airlines that pass along the entire fee to passengers could use part of that money to reduce emissions.
"This additional revenue could be used, for instance, to modernize the fleet, improve fuel efficiency and use non-fossil aviation fuels," Hedegaard said.
The prospect of higher prices hasn't registered much in the U.S.
"This is what I'd consider to be an inside-baseball thing," says Rick Seaney, chief executive of the consumer group FareCompare.com. "Then they'll be upset about it and they'll blame the airlines."
Skeptics of global warming remain among frequent fliers.
"I think it's unfair," says Thomas Lane of Portland, Ore., who flies about 80,000 miles a year wholesaling bridal attire. "I think we're just in a cyclical warming trend."
Even supporters are watching how the money is spent.
Valerie Peck of Oakland says she already pays about $40 a month to offset her routine carbon usage and would be happy to pay for her airline usage — so long as the money goes for the environment.
"There's got to be proof that they're getting it or else it's like everything else in politics and it goes into the general budget," says Peck, who flies more than 100,000 miles a year as a consultant.
Where does the money go?
U.S. airlines note that Europeans aren't promising to spend all the money on climate change.
The European Union's directive on the program says the money "should be used to tackle climate change" to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, fund research and adapt to climate changes.
But each country will decide how to spend its share. The directive says, "Decisions on national public expenditure are a matter for member states."
"Considering the state of the European economy and the debt problems that many European countries face, at this point we've got to believe this money is going to go to the general fund to try to bail out some of these European economies," says Steve Lott, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association.
Airline efforts
U.S. airlines say they already try to burn less fuel through lighter planes, better engines and strategies such as using a single engine to taxi.
One innovation, the upturned ends of wings called "winglets," saves up to 4% of fuel over long trips.
Nancy Young, vice president of environmental affairs for the Air Transport Association, says aviation fuel efficiency improved 110% from 1978 to 2009. That resulted in a savings of 2.9 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide.
But airlines argue it's unfair for Europe to penalize them for burning fuel outside of the continent.
A flight from San Francisco to London is in European airspace less than 9% of the time, yet must pay for burning fuel for the whole trip.
In contrast to the European program, U.S. airlines prefer an ICAO goal to cap emissions in 2020.
"We're not saying no," Young says. "We're saying no to implementation of a unilateral scheme using European targets where the money gets funneled to European coffers."
But environmental groups contend that airlines and the ICAO have dragged their feet for years. Environmentalists are cheering the Europeans for forcing the hands of airlines.
"The airlines have done back flips to dodge pollution control in the International Civil Aviation Organization, where countries have spent 15 years failing to agree on a program to cut carbon pollution," says Annie Petsonk, international counsel at Environmental Defense Fund.
Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., says Boeing and Pratt & Whitney could benefit from airlines buying newer planes.
"The program will encourage airlines to purchase new aircraft with lower fuel costs, boosting the economy and potentially saving consumers money," Waxman says.
The politics
The sky isn't falling yet. While the meter starts running on carbon burning Jan. 1, the Europeans aren't scheduled to start collecting the money until 2013.
In the meantime, the European Court of Justice is expected to rule late this year or early 2012.
But even if the European Court of Justice rules against the U.S. airlines, the case would head back to the English court for more wrangling.
U.S. lawmakers and diplomats are angling for a political resolution.
Krishna Urs, the State Department's deputy assistant secretary for transportation, says the administration wants to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions but strongly opposes the European scheme.
"We maintain our strong legal and policy objections to the inclusion of flights by non-EU carriers in the (program) and do not see the European Court of Justice process as resolving these objections," Urs says.
But Young of the ATA says the path is illuminated by an earlier dispute at the International Civil Aviation Organization between the United States and Europe about airplane noise that led to a negotiated agreement.
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For one season only there's no Raf Simons collection. Instead, there's Raf Simons/Sterling Ruby, a genuine 50/50 collab that's as much art as it is fashion. The campaign has just landed, shot by Willy Vanderperre and styled by Oliver Rizzo. I love the straight, short, skinniness of the trousers on model Luca Lemaire, and of course the bulbous shoes. Question is, who will be first to get their hands on the handpainted coat (and will they model it for Tommy Ton)…?
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Finally we are home after driving over 7,000 miles in the last 6 weeks. First we drove to CA and back and then to FL and back. Both trips were wonderful, full of family, exploring and shopping for vintage stuff. But we are happy to be in our own home again with our own bed and all our own stuff to amuse us.
The last trip to FL was fun. I got to spend quality time with Kurtis and Kelsey, my oldest grandkids. What great young people they are. Because they are my first grandkids, they have always been very, very special to me. Their mom and her significant other, Ted, couldn't have been better hosts. Love those two. Tobey played tour guide and cooked some great meals. Ted took John fishing multiple times. Everyone had a good time.
As always we stopped at every Antique Mall and brought home a trunk load of goodies. It isn't a good feeling though when i see the stuff of my childhood being sold as vintage and antique. The everyday dishes my mom used are everywhere. The all-wood Fisher Price toys my kids played with are often in booths. In one shop I spotted this dress below.
It was the same dress that I wore for my cousin's wedding when I was 12. I am the gawky girl on the right.
It makes me feel, shall we say, mature, too mature, to find my past for sale as vintage.
It is beginning to look like Fall here in OHio. The trees are beginning to change color and the nights are chilly. I love the Fall colors. Be prepared to see more photos as the season progresses.
We partied over at son Tim's yesterday for his birthday and for his son Joey's birthday. I have mentioned before what a wonderful family my daughter-in-law Karen has. The generations all intermingle and enjoy each other just as they should. We overflowed into the patio from the house and as it got chilly, Tim built a big fire in his fire pit. He wasn't prepared to do this so everything that could burn was utilized. I called it the recession fire. It reminded me of photos of the depression when everything that wasn't absolutely essential was burned for warmth.
So now that things are back to normal here at the Smallenburg abode, I will be back to blogging more often.


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After attending the University of Central Oklahoma and obtaining a B.S. in accounting, Joey Martin accepted a position with Express Services as part of the accounting staff in Oklahoma City. In 1999, he decided to pursue a challenge in the staffing industry by purchasing an Express Personnel Services franchise.
The Texarkana, office owned by Joey and Jamie Martin, first opened in 1998. At that time, it was owned by Allan and Janet Langdon. The office provides staffing service including evaluation hire, recruiting, direct hire and temporary service for professional, clerical and light industrial.
We have assisted various businesses and organizations in the Texarkana area in improving profitability through better use of their human resource and workforce development strategies and programs.
The philosophy of the Express office is to provide exceptional people to exceptional companies. Prospective employees are background checked, employment verified and drug tested. Our customers are assured of high quality customer service.
The Texarkana office has a strong sense of community development and is a member of the Texarkana Chamber of Commerce. Joey is current board member of the local SHRM Chapter and obtained his PHR in 2006.


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So in my contact list (the native iPhone app for contacts), it has not only my contacts with phone numbers, but also any email address I've ever sent or received an email from. I'd really rather not have the email contacts automatically save into my contact list. Is there a way to stop this from happening?
Go to settings
Et voila bye bye emails in contact list.
(just FYI - it will delete ALL contacts even the PHONE contacts you have added!)
I had the same problem but what i have just done (pure trial and error) is to go into Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendar and, on each of your accounts, unselect Contacts, then import SIM contacts.
Voilà! No more random email contacts and all the numbers from your SIM! (Not sure how this will effect your email contacts when emailing but you can always sync them again if needed, I guess!)
The iOS email contacts are saved into the Contacts app; so, the only way to remove the email addresses from your Contacts app would cause the email addresses not show up in the Mail app. If you are using Gmail, the official Gmail app could be the solution, but I have not used the Gmail app so I cannot be sure.
You need to go into your Outlook to your Contact tab and create a folder for business contacts and for personal contacts and separate them accordingly. Then on your iPhone go into your Contacts and hit groups and you can select either folder or both and this should fix your problem.
Go to Phone then select Contacts, or select the Contacts app directly. In the upper left corner select Groups, then remove Suggested Contacts from the list of synced contacts.
Tap on Phone icon. Then tap on contacts. In the contacts page on the upper left hand corner there is an icon named Group. Tap on that and then you come to a page where the heading is : Show all contacts and below that there is All iCloud, All Facebook and All Yahoo etc. Just click on All iCloud and press Done on the upper right hand top corner. You will find all the emails vanish from your contacts and only the phone contacts will remain.
Let me know if it helps.
1) Go to 'settings' --> 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars". Scroll down till you see "import SIM contacts". Click on that to import your phone contacts to your iPhone.
4) On your homepage, click on the Phone icon. On the contacts page, click on the 'Groups' button on the top left. Uncheck all (your email accounts), except for 'All on my iPhone'. Now click 'done', and you're all set! Go to your Contacts app directly and do the same (uncheck all email mailboxes).
If that doesn't work, try doing this:
1) Go to 'settings' --> 'Mail, Contacts, Calendars". Under 'Accounts', access each mailbox and toggle the 'contacts' option to 'off'.
2) On the same page (Mail, Contacts, Calendar), scroll down till you see "import SIM contacts". Click on that to import your phone contacts to your iPhone.
3) Now, scroll back up to 'Accounts' and toggle the 'contacts' option of all the mailboxes back to "on".
4) Go back to your homepage and click on the Phone icon. On the contacts page, click on the 'Groups' button on the top left. Uncheck all (your email accounts), except for 'All on my iPhone'. Now click 'done', and you're all set! Go to your contacts app directly and do the same (uncheck all email mailboxes).
I use my iPhone 5 for work and it syncs with my Outlook on my Windows PC/laptop. When I went to settings and turned off the Contacts switch for the email account it deleted all my contacts. Not a good thing. Instead, I went into Contacts and selected Groups at the top of the screen. I then deseleted Suggested Contacts. Now only the contacts that I input show up and all the random email addresses that I sent an email to once are hidden. They are still there in Suggested Contacts if I want to see them.
I was reading all of these and started to follow the path as I too had loads of email junk contacts. Once I opened the Contact page and clicked groups I noticed three choices... All exchanges: Contact: suggested contacts. I clicked the work contacts and the other options no longer have checks next to them. Voila all the junk is gone and only my outlook contacts remain.
Let's keep it simple, if you sync with your work Exchange outlook contacts, click on the "Phone" icon on your Iphone, in the upper left corner of the screen click on "Groups", under "EXCHANGE" make sure only "contacts" is checked. If you have "All Exchange" checked, it will load all the email addresses as contacts in your IPhone directory.
Install 'Delete Contacts' App free from the app store > scroll down to smart filters > scroll down and find 'no phone' > click on this and all the contact with no phone numbers will show up > delete them all and > go back to contacts and sync... all done.
Tap Contacts, Groups , then un-tick 'All yahoo'. that's all
Just done it, contacts, groups and check the ones you want to hide so in my case Outlook contacts, click done and they disappeared.


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This is the latest Endless Escape guide today. I share level 26,27,28,29 and 30 full walkthrough so you can answer the puzzle easily. In previous post i have shared level 1-25 so if you need it you can go to our previous archive on this website. In current version i share it in written but i think there are some stages which need video version. It's coming soon. Before share full guide you can try my hints below.
Hints and overview of the game, level 26 you have to make a star. Level 27, the names are actually indicators for cardinal points. Level 28, you have to make a key. Level 29, get "X" on game title. Level 30, it's like on start screen of the game.
You can read full guide on instruction below.
- Unique brain teasers
- Challenging logic puzzles
- Combine unusual and diverse objects
- Immersive atmosphere
- Intuitive and easy to start – impossible to put down
- 5 stages
- Level 26-30
- Level 26 : You have to tap the correct pieces on the right to create a star. It's pretty visible in the middle of the painting. See on picture above.
- Level 27 : Press the direction of the arrows so that the first letter of the direction matches with the first letter of the name. For example, Einstein starts with an E, so press the East arrow. East arrow = Einstein, North east arrow = Neumann Edison, South arrow = Sophokles, North arrow = Newton, West arrow = Watt.
- Level 28 : Make the shape of a key using the blocks on the right.
- Level 29 : Tap the X in the box and store supplies in an empty box right next door, grab the key shines to open.
- Level 30 : When you start this level, you see some card shapes in the corners (when it announced the level). In case you didn't, these are, top: diamond, spade and bottom: heart, club.
Congratulation you have finished 30 stages. I will update the next guide tomorrow on next article.


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For Immediate Release
Date: 12/05/10
Greetings, this is Andre Cushing, state representative from Hampden and assistant leader of the majority party in the Maine House.
It was a big week in Augusta, with the swearing-in of the 125th Legislature, the election of a new House Speaker and Senate President and the election by both bodies of a new Attorney General, Secretary of State and Treasurer. Less than a month after the historic election of November 2, a new but experienced team is in place to guide our state through the difficult times ahead. The voters decided to give Republican ideas a chance to jolt the state out of its economic slump and brighten the job prospects for ourselves and our children.
We Republicans take our new responsibilities with a deep seriousness of purpose, and we're encouraged that Democrats have pledged their support as we - and the incoming Republican governor - set course in a new direction. There will be differences along the way - there always are - but we're all pulling together in hopes of better days for our great state.
I'd like to take a few moments to introduce some of the new Republican leaders whose names will become familiar in the next two years. Let me begin with Speaker of the House Bob Nutting. Bob grew up in Skowhegan, along the banks of the Kennebec River. His family roots in Maine date back more than two centuries. Captain John Nutting, Bob's fifth generational great-uncle, fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775, when Maine was still part of Massachusetts. He is a licensed pharmacist who lives today in Oakland, and he is now entering his sixth term in the House. As a legislator, he has dedicated countless hours over the years as a member of the Appropriations, Labor and Health and Human Services Committees. With his strong background in the state budget, Bob will bring expertise, insight and common sense to this critical legislative responsibility.
After his election on Wednesday morning as the state's 100th House Speaker, Bob praised the tough and independent spirit of the people of Maine - the spirit that built this state. As he put it, "Our duty to the working men and women who sent us here cannot be overstated. We are charged today, and for the next two years, to do one thing - to restore the promise of this great state."
He added that we face daunting financial challenges and a citizenry that has little tolerance for political maneuvering and partisan bickering. As he looked out over the House chamber, he reminded legislators of a sobering fact. "We have been elected to office," he said, "but we have not yet earned the trust of the people of Maine. They have given us a chance, but that is all they have given us."
And Bob emphasized another theme - the importance of treating everyone fairly and capitalizing on the diverse talents of all legislators. He summed up his approach this way in his speech: "I am a Republican," he said, "and have found my way to this rostrum through the same political battlefields that all of you have marched through. I have a political instinct, as we all do, to preserve my party and to take a stand for my beliefs. But today, and for the next two years, we all have a different charge. We are not partisans; we are Mainers."
Now let me say a few words of introduction to our new constitutional officers - the Attorney General, the Secretary of State and the State Treasurer. As Attorney General, the Legislature selected Bill Schneider, a former leader in the House and currently an assistant U.S. attorney. Bill is a graduate of West Point and a former Green Beret and Army Ranger who later graduated from the University of Maine School of Law. He focused on drug-related cases while serving six years as an assistant Maine attorney general, and presently, as an assistant federal prosecutor, he has worked in the area of anti-terrorism.
The new Secretary of State is Charlie Summers, a former state senator from Scarborough and GOP candidate for Congress. For two years, he served as the New England regional administrator for the Small Business Administration. Charlie is a commander in the U.S. Navy Reserve and has done two tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. As Secretary of State, he will oversee motor-vehicle licensing and registration, elections, corporation registration and the state archive.
Bruce Poliquin, a recent candidate for governor, is our new Treasurer. He is eminently qualified for the job. Bruce comes to his new post of managing the state's cash reserves and debt with an economics degree from Harvard and 17 years of experience on Wall Street, where his investment management firm handled more than $5 billion in assets.
All told, this strong new team is ready and willing to move our state forward. We are fortunate to have such dedicated public servants stepping up in these challenging times.
This is Andre Cushing. Thank you for listening. ###
Jay Finegan
Maine House Republicans
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Greer A. Chapman, daughter of Stephen and Jeri Chapman
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Greer has been a member of the Executive Board and the National Honor Society. She was the Vice-President of the Key Club and a member of the Environmental Club. She played soccer and tennis. Greer was awarded the Skidmore Book Award and the SMAA All-Academic Soccer Award.
Outside of School: Greer volunteered at the Animal Refuge League.
Plans: Greer will be attending Bates College.
Brian J. Furey, son of Mark and Barbara Furey
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Brian is the Valedictorian and Class President of his graduating class. He is a member of the Student Council, Key Club, and school Newspaper. Brian is on the award winning Math Team, is a National Merit Finalist and was recognized as a potential Presidential Scholar. He was on the Baseball and Soccer teams. Brian was awarded the Dartmouth Book Award and Princeton Book Awards.
Outside of School: Brian volunteered at Ruth's Reusable Resources and was a 5th grade tutor. Brian has worked as an extra hand for Diver Down Underwater Services as a bus boy at Eggspectation Restaurant and as a caddy at Portland Country Club.
Plans: Brian plans on attending Harvard University.
Leyna C. Gomez, daughter of Francisco and Mercedes Gomez
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Leyna is a member of the National Honor Society, Executive Board, Academic Decathalon, Mock Trial, Latino Club, International Club, and the Key Cub. She was awarded the Yale Book Award and placed 1st on the National Spanish Exam.
Outside of School: Leyna tutors afterschool.
Plans: Leyna plans on attending Boston College to study Nursing.
Nathaniel W. Jewett, son of Ken and Kathy Jewett
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Nathaniel is on the Executive Board and is a member of the National Honor Society. He is on the award winning Math Team, Drama Club, and Shakespeare Club.
Plans: Nathaniel plans to study Lighting Design.
Mark G. Kinner, son of Barry and Bridget Kinner
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Mark is the Salutatorian of his graduating class. He is a member of the National Honor Society, Math Team, and Mock Trial. Mark is a member of the Asian Student's Association, Billiards Club, Jazz Band and Peer Tutoring. He was awarded the Harvard Book Award, and a National Merit Scholarship. Mark is a National High School Scholar.
Outside of School: Mark works at the family business, Lionel Plante Associates.
Plans: Mark plans to study Mechanical Engineering and Languages.
Eoin D. McCarron, son of Edward and Fidelma McCarron
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Eoin is a member of the award winning Math Team, National Honor Society, Mock Trial, Academic Decathalon, and Model UN. He is a member of the Photo Club, Junior Classical League, school Newspaper and the Sailing Team. Eoin was the Class treasurer, and was a National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist.
Plans: Eoin will be attending Colby College.
Kristin M. O'Kelly, daughter of John and Diane O'Kelly
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Kristin is a member of the Executive Board, National Honor Society, Key Club, Project Graduation and Yearbook. She is a member of the Soccer and Lacrosse teams. Kristin was a recipient of the Maine Principal's Association Award and the Wellesley Book Award.
Outside of School: Kristin works at Romard's Hallmark Store.
Plans: Kristin plans on majoring in Physical Therapy.
Amorosa A. Romano, daughter of Rick and Jina Romano
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Amorosa is a member of the National Honor Society, Executive Board, Math Team and Key Club. She is a member of the Soccer and Lacrosse teams and is a math tutor. Amorosa was awarded the Mount Holyoke College Book Award.
Outside of School: Amorosa works at Hannaford Supermarket. She does an Internship and job shadows at Barbra Wheelock Architects.
Plans: Amorosa plans on attending the University of Maryland.
Audrey C. Seiz, daughter of Mark Seiz and Sharon Ultsch
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Audrey is a member of the National Honor Society, Executive Board, Student Council, and Key Club. She is also on the Field Hockey and Tennis Teams. She was awarded the Brown Book Award and Magna Cum Laude in the National Latin Exam.
Outside of School: Audrey is on the Portland Youth Advisor Council.
Plans: Audrey plans on studying Biology.
Joseph S. Violette, son of George and Judy Violette
Honors, Sports and Achievements: Joseph is a member of the National Honor Society,and Executive Board. He is a member of the Basketball and Baseball Teams, as well as the Ping Pong Club. Joseph was on the McDonald's All-State Academic Team in Basketball. He was awarded the Williams College Book Award.
Outside of School: Joseph plays AAU Basketball, Legion Baseball and volunteers at Lyman Moore Middle School. He works at Hannaford Supermarket.
Plans: Joseph plans on majoring in Business.
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