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Green Bay - There is no substantive way to measure it, but if the Green Bay Packers aren't having one of the quietest 8-0 seasons in the modern media age, they're darn close to it.
As the only undefeated team left in the NFL and home to a quarterback playing with unprecedented statistical excellence, you would expect the Packers to be living behind boarded-up windows to stave off a tsunami of attention.
But on Thursday afternoon, it was the regular local media crew, plus or minus a few, and just one representative from a national magazine. No bloggers, no NFL columnists, no national television or cable reporters, just the locals collecting their material before the Packers' "Monday Night Football" game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Ask any player in the locker room and he'll tell you 8-0 hasn't affected his life one bit.
"It hasn't been any different," said tight end Jermichael Finley, an emerging star. "I don't think we're getting the love we should but at the same time I don't think anyone in this building cares. We're just focusing on being the No. 1 in rings."
To be fair, there have been representatives from national outlets at some of the Packers' games this season and quarterback Aaron Rodgers was on the cover of Sports Illustrated with his receiving corps last week.
But it isn't as if reporters are crawling over each other to get the story on Rodgers, the first quarterback in NFL history to post a 110-plus passer rating in the first eight games of a season. Rodgers is performing so well that his league-leading passer rating of 129.1 is 28.5 points higher than the second guy on the list, New Orleans' Drew Brees.
When Brees got off to this kind of start in 2009, reporters flocked to New Orleans to cover the resurgence of the Saints. But that also doubled as a post-Hurricane Katrina storyline.
The Packers are the defending Super Bowl champions, but they don't live in that realm anywhere but on the field. There, opponents are charged and determined to add a green and gold pelt to their wall
But away from the field, they live in peace and tranquility far away and well-insulated from media hubs.
"We like it that way," receiver Greg Jennings said. "We like kind of being under the radar. We're a small city, small-town team. We just go to work with our lunch pails every week.
"We're not trying to be seen on every TV show and sports show out there because we're 8-0."
According to public relations director Jason Wahlers, who left the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to join the Packers in August, there has been nothing unmanageable about the attention the team has received.
He was on the public relations staff of the 2002 Super Bowl-winning Buccaneers team, which featured a football rock star in head coach Jon Gruden, controversial defensive tackle Warren Sapp and quote-a-minute receiver Keyshawn Johnson. And it was all heightened by the fact the Buccaneers had never been to a Super Bowl.
According to Wahlers, no more media have requested credentials for the Packers-Vikings game than other Lambeau Field Monday night games. It's not a marquee matchup because the Vikings are 2-6, but it does feature the third start of Vikings rookie quarterback Christian Ponder.
As for the first eight weeks of the season, Wahlers said: "We've seen a steady and consistent number of national media requests this season. I've been told it's comparable to last season."
Given the Packers were 5-3 at this point last year and second fiddle to the eventual NFC North-winning Chicago Bears, that's not saying a lot. But then again, no one seems to care.
"I think part of it is being in Green Bay," receiver Jordy Nelson said. "I know everyone says Green Bay is well-covered, but you have ESPN New York, stuff like that, so they're right there in the city. We're by ourselves and so we just take care of business. We don't need it (the attention)."
There are a number of plausible reasons why the Packers have been somewhat ignored.
For one, they don't have a bunch of star players who are willing to speak their mind on anything and everything. Compare that to the '96 Packers and their roster of super-talkers - Reggie White, LeRoy Butler, Sean Jones, Mark Chmura, Eugene Robinson, Brett Favre and Santana Dotson - and it's night and day.
For another, fewer news organizations are sending out reporters during the middle of the week. ESPN crews are everywhere but only occasionally in Green Bay.
And then there's the accessibility. It's a lot easier to get a direct flight to Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia or Dallas than it is to Austin Straubel Airport.
"We're a small local Midwest town, small airport," B.J. Raji said. "It's just a different venue. It's where we're at."
Regarding the team's stars, Rodgers guards his privacy vigilantly and won't speak of the one subject reporters want to address most: his relationship with Favre. He's given to sending out subtle messages that have a sharp edge, but he's not a polarizing figure like Chicago's Jay Cutler or Denver's Tim Tebow.
Linebacker Clay Matthews, cornerback Charles Woodson and Finley are all apt to give a good quote, but Finley's "You have to get the ball to your playmakers" comment would have been laughed off the stage in a spicy quote contest with the New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens or Philadelphia Eagles.
"It would be a lot different atmosphere (if it were New York)," said end Howard Green, who played with the Jets last season. "Here we like to keep things on an even keel.
"We treat success the same because we know how to handle it. We've been there. That also plays a part in being undefeated now. That all plays a part of it."
If the Packers continue to win, the attention will come. As they get closer to the possibility of 16-0, they can expect the knobs to be turned up on the coverage meter.
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SALIDA - Sometimes all you can do is tip your cap.
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It was not the homecoming Manteca native and 2001 East Union High alumnus Scott Speed had hoped for when he returned to Northern California for last weekend's NASCAR Sprint Cup Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Infineon Raceway near Sonoma.
TRACY - That's two Manteca teams down, and one more to go for defending District 67 Tournament of Champions titleholders Salida Little League in the minor division.
RIPON - Manteca Futbol Club's under-13 girls Arsenal are bride's maids no more.
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WESTON RANCH - The Spreckels Park Titans got their revenge.
A lightning fast car, perfect instincts on restarts and the correct pit strategy propelled Kasey Kahne to victory in Sunday's 21st running of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Toyota/Save Mart 350 at picturesque Infineon Raceway near Sonoma.
Ninety years ago, on June 16, 1919, Manteca lost a baseball game to Patterson by a score of 4 to 3. For the reason, just look at the error column and especially in the first inning. There was considerable fault found with the umpire who Manteca fans who say gave Patterson the best of the close ones. However, they did not prevent the baby play of their pitcher who "fainted." The game was attended by the biggest crowd of the season. Ramos, Manteca third baseman, got two hits.
WESTON RANCH – Considering the veritable love fest that took place at home following the Spreckels Park Bulldogs' 12-7 win over the Titans Saturday at Paul Weston Park, it's hard to call the Junior Division rivalry anything but friendly.
TRACY – Down 8-2 heading into their last at-bat Saturday at Jefferson School, the Spreckels Park Little League Minor Division champion Dodgers stunned just about everyone in the ballpark.
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Allie Walljasper has been named to the U.S. Junior Women's National Team, giving the four-time Manteca Bulletin All-Area Softball MVP a rare opportunity to walk the same path as her childhood idol.
Anthony Cota's dream is to play in the NFL.
Eriq Kurys spent an entire season on the backline for the Sierra High soccer team, emerging as an all-Valley Oak League caliber defender.
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The Manteca Futbol Club will host the 3rd annual Riley Simmons 6v6 Shootout on Jan. 31 at Woodward Park.
The Lathrop United soccer team had a successful first showing in its under-19 Jim Frazier League opener Saturday at Northgate Park.
Though these young high school rivals have been club teammates for only a month, Manteca Futbol Club coach Ronnie Green says the bond amongst his 16-year-olds is strong.
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- 2Separate eggs, placing the yolks in a small bowl and setting the whites aside for another purpose. Beat the yolks well with a whisk or fork, then add to the butter and stir well.
- 3Add cream and lemon juice to egg mixture and stir well. Microwave mixture, uncovered, on high, until just slightly thick, about 1 to 2 minutes, stopping every 20 seconds to stir with a fork. Remove sauce from microwave and stir in mustard.
- 4NOTE: Sauce may be kept warm for up to 2 hours in an insulated container. Or cool the sauce to room temperature and refrigerate it in a covered microwave-safe container for up to 24 hours. To re-warm, cover container with plastic wrap, pierce wrap with a knife to vent, and microwave on 50 percent power until heated through, about 3 to 4 minutes, stopping to stir halfway through. Do not allow sauce to boil.
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- Total Fat 15.4 g
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- Saturated Fat 9.2 g
- 46%
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OPPORTUNITIES for social networking abound on the Internet, but not when it comes to one standard job: using a browser and search engine to comb the Web for information. That task is still typically done solo, because browser displays and search procedures have traditionally been designed for a single user.
Now tools are being developed by Microsoft and other companies that let people at different computers search as a team, dividing responsibilities and pooling results and recommendations in a shared Web space on the browser display as they plan a family vacation, for instance, or research a medical problem.
Also in article: SearchTogether, by contrast, actively supports a group search, said Michael Twidale, an associate professor at the graduate school of library and information science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, who studies people's strategies for conducting research jointly.
"SearchTogether addresses a real need," he said. "People searching for information often want to interact with other people. But most of our information retrieval systems fail to recognize this."
Thanks to the folks at Lifehacker for pointing out a new search engine, Kosmix. Kosmix has the potential to be extra-interesting for us library-types, who have a healthy respect for browsing as an information-finding method. Kosmix tries to "organize the web so that you can explore, learn and discover."
We're setting up an interview for the podcast with President and Chief Operating Officer, Melek Pulatkonak of the Semantic Search Engine hakia.
Anything you'd like to know about hakia. Here's something that caught my eye on their site:
Quality result satisfies three criteria simultaneously: It (1) comes from credible sources (verticals) recommended by librarians, (2) is the most recent information available, and (3) is absolutely relevant to the query.
Margin of Safety: The Story of Poliomyelitis Vaccine was the #5 book in the "History" category. The book has been removed from the 2008 report. More details here.
I caught Just How Powerful Is Wikipedia? over on Seth Finkelstein's Infothought blog. Kelli Shaver whipped up a PHP script to check a list of search terms in Google to see if a Wikipedia link appeared on the first page of results. They ran the Long Top 1000 list from Wordtracker through the script first. The Long Top 1000 list contains the top thousand most searched for keywords over the past 130 days taken from a database of about 300 million searches. Unfortunately, the list has a ton of adult-related search terms, and Wordtracker's "remove offensive content" filter is more or less useless.
Even so, they found that an amazing 50.2% of the top 1000 searches had a Wikipedia result on the first page. (That's 502 out of 1000 for the math challenged.)
On public radio's Marketplace program yesterday, I heard this story about ChaCha, a mobile research service that we've seen discussed here before: [1] [2] [3].
How can librarians compete with this service? Since many users seem to treat it as a joke, do we even need to? Discuss.
Yes, there are interviews this week. We rarely are able to fit in three but we did this week. First up was author David Michael Slater who discussed his writing career. Following Slater was the CEO of search engine Mahalo, Jason Calacanis. Calacanis talked about his company as well as the search engine field. Rounding out our session of interviews was Tim Darlington, Digital Services Manager at the library of Massey University. Darlington spoke about Massey University being the first of the academic institutions in New Zealand to have its library adopt a discovery layer such as Encore from Innovative Interfaces.
The close to the podcast notes that further answers to the question about choosing librarianship are no being sought. The answers received will be presented by the program's engineer next week. The new question posed was: "Why do you stick with Twitter?" Replies are needed by 0700 UTC on Sunday, August 10, 2008. Folks outside the United States wishing to provide an MP3 recorded answer can use the drop.io powered tool below:
Folks within the United States can also use that tool in addition to being able to call 646-495-9201 and entering when prompted extension 61340. Materials can also be sent as an attachment via e-mail to email@example.com. A link to Blake's post about how the process of replying to the question is shown below.
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The personal website of Jason Calacanis
The new Encore interface to the catalog at Massey University
A sampling of books by David Michael Slater shown in Worldcat.org
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While it may seem odd to note today compared to perhaps 1996 or 1997, a new search engine launched today. Cuil is a search engine focusing more on analyzing text relevance over ranking pages as might Google. Reactions seen on Twitter today were mixed such as those heard from Chad Haefele, Karin Dalziel, and Engadget's soon to be Editor-at-Large Ryan Block.
CNET's Rafe Needleman wrote at his WebWare site about the launch and how it was not the best. Needleman's post showed screenshots of strange results returned by Cuil. Dalziel also linked to a screenshot she posted on Flickr.
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- Got (Record-High-Priced) Milk? (ZeroHedge, Sep 17, 2014):
Hot on the heels of yesterday's low PPI and this morning's falling CPI, we thought it worth noting (given The Fed's pre-occupation that inflation is running too low) that the price of milk – that staple of the American diet – just hit an all-time high. Nope, no inflation here… Continue reading »
Tags: Food, Global News, Inflation, Milk
Aaaand it's gone …
- Government Under Fire as Radiation Is Found in Milk, Rain (Bay Citizen, April 2, 2011):
Proof that this article once existed via Google:
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Government Under Fire as Radiation Is Found in Milk, Rain
Federal officials have still not published any official data on nuclear fallout from Japan disaster
- Government Under Fire as Radiation Is Found in Milk, Rain (Bay Citizen, April 2, 2011):
Radiation from Japan rained on Berkeley during recent storms at levels that exceeded drinking water standards by 181 times and has been detected in multiple milk samples, but the U.S. government has still not published any official data on nuclear fallout here from the Fukushima disaster.
Dangers from radiation that is wafting over the United States from the Fukushima power plant disaster and falling with rain have been downplayed by government officials and others, who say its impacts are so fleeting and minor as to be negligible.
But critics say an absence of federal data on the issue is hampering efforts to develop strategies for preventing radioactive isotopes from accumulating in the nation's food and water supplies.
Tags: Barack Obama, Contamination, Environment, EPA, Fukushima, Global News, Government, Health, Iodine-131, Japan, Milk, Nuclear, Nuclear reactors, Obama administration, Politics, Radiation, U.S., Water
Grai Beal stays in excellent shape with his natural diet at the age of 50!
Before I give you some more info about my diet I want to tell you that the human body was not designed to fall apart after living just 80 to 100 years and not even at 150 years of age!
Infinite Unknown's Diet = Raw Vegan + Honey – Salt
So I am not really a raw vegan because I use honey, which is loaded with enzymes.
Yes, that means that I do not eat dairy, meat, fish, eggs etc. and any kind of cooked food.
Everything I eat is organic.
Why no salt?
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Tags: Food, Grai Beal, Green Smoothies, Health, Meat, Milk, Raw Vegan, Vegan, Vegetables
- Chinese adults hire wet nurses to provide human breast milk on demand as 'Mother Nature's smoothie' (Natural News, Aug 29, 2013):
The South China Morning Post is now reporting that adults in China are paying good money to breastfeed on wet nurses who are well paid for providing their milk. The wet nurses are paid around US$2,700 per month, and clients are offered the ability to consume the beverage directly. As in mammary consumption.
(Pause to let this sink in for a minute…)
Tags: Breast milk, China, Food, Global News, Health, Milk, Society, Wet Nurses, Women, World Food Programme
- Dairy farmer acquitted on three of four charges in raw milk trial (Journal Sentinel, May 25, 2013):
Baraboo — Dairy farmer Vernon Hershberger was acquitted on three of four criminal charges early Saturday morning in a trial that drew national attention from supporters of the raw, unpasteurized milk movement.
Jurors in Sauk County Circuit Court deliberated about four hours, until nearly 1 a.m. Saturday, before returning a verdict of guilty on one charge of violating a holding order placed on products on the Hershberger farm following a raid there in the summer of 2010.
The 41-year-old farmer faces up to a year in jail and $10,000 in fines on that conviction. A sentencing date will be announced later, Judge Guy Reynolds said.
Hershberger was found innocent of three charges that included operating an unlicensed retail store that sold raw milk and other products; and operating a dairy farm and dairy processing facility without licenses.
Hershberger's supporters have said he was targeted for prosecution because he sold raw milk directly to consumers through a private buying club with several hundred members.
Tags: Dictatorship, Fascism, Food, Global News, Government, Milk, Politics, Raw Milk, Society, U.S.
- [Food contamination] Cs-137 measured from milk powder produced in Tokyo sold in western Japan (Fukushima Diary, April 20, 2013)
Tags: Babies, Children, Food, Fukushima, Global News, Health, Japan, Milk, Nuclear, Nuclear reactors, Radiation
- Iowa on verge of legalizing raw milk; resistance to food tyranny is rising (Natural News, March 1, 2013):
Iowa is on the verge of legalizing raw milk sales from dairy farms, and legislation has been introduced for that purpose. Raw milk is currently illegal to sell across most of the United States of America, the "land of the free" where freedom has been systematically crushed by oppressive government. Cuba doesn't outlaw raw milk. China doesn't outlaw raw milk. Even North Korea doesn't outlaw raw milk. Raw milk is legal to buy, sell and drink in Peru, Ecuador, Panama and most Central and South American countries. But in America, the FDA mandates that all milk be pasteurized, and this obscenely ignorant rule has resulted in a pandemic of milk allergies, digestive disorders, milk-caused autoimmune disorders and also the criminalization of raw dairy farmers. Continue reading »
Tags: Food, Global News, Government, Health, Milk, Politics, Raw Milk, Society, U.S.
- You know you're no longer living in a free country when… (Sovereign Man, Jan 29, 2013):
You know you're no longer living in a free country when the government tells you what you can and cannot put in your body. Or when an unelected board of bureaucrats and corporate insiders can confiscate the assets of hardworking small business owners.
Yet these have become par for the course in the Land of the Free.
The latest bout involves a family-owned raw milk operation in Missouri that was decimated last week by the heavy hand of government, courtesy of the State Milk Board.
Of course, this isn't even an actual government agency, but rather one of more than 200 such committees in Missouri which wield tsarist authority over their domains.
State Milk Board members include both state bureaucrats and corporate leaders from the milk industry. How convenient that a few big producers are given unelected, absolute authority to torpedo a raw milk competitor…
And so, last Friday, farm inspectors arrived to confiscate 18 tons of cheese that Morningland Dairy had produced from raw milk. They were met by a small crowd which had gathered to show support for the family… and to denounce these agents of government for carrying out an immoral act on innocent people.
It was all captured on video, including the police response.
You have to respect what these people were doing. They stood to face their enemies and peacefully demonstrate against abuse of power. They even tried to convince government agents to stop participating in the wholesale destruction of liberty. Continue reading »
Tags: Dictatorship, Economy, Food, Global News, Japan, Milk, New World Order, Politics, Raw Milk, Society, U.S.
- A Louisiana Grocery Store is Forced to Raise Milk Prices by State Regulators (Liberty Blitzkrieg, Jan 27, 2013):
You might have to read this post twice to make sure your eyes didn't deceive you. This article is actually completely different from my recent pieces on stealth inflation, but is even more infuriating. In this case, a grocery store called Fresh Markets decided to sell milk at a bargain basement price as part of a promotion, yet the state has deemed the price "too low." As a result, the chain is being forced to raise the price. Yep, at a time when millions are struggling every day to make ends meet, this is what the state of Louisiana has decided it a priority that the cost of milk is higher for consumers in the state. This is exactly what happens when bureaucrats exert to much influence in our daily lives.
From the Daily Caller: Continue reading »
Tags: Economy, Food, Food Prices, Government, Milk, Politics, U.S.
- American Milk Banned in Europe Because it Does No Body Good (Waking Times, Jan 18, 2013)
Tags: EU, Europe, Food, Global News, Health, Milk, rBGH, U.S.
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Thousands of dairy farmers on Monday protested low prices for their product, choking traffic in the Belgian capital with their tractors and spraying European Union headquarters and police with milk. One group started a fire in the street, but despite some pushing and shoving with police, there was no major violence. Farmers from several EU nations are demanding higher prices for milk, which currently is often being sold at below production costs, threatening the survival of their farms.
Tags: Economy, EU, Europe, Farmers, Global News, Government, Milk, Politics, Protesters, Society
- Fukushima: Radiation, Politics and Public Relations II (Veterans Today, Nov 11, 2012):
by Leuren Moret, Dr. Majia Nadesan and Jim Fetzer (with Major William Fox)
On Friday, 30 March 2012, Dr. Majia Nadesan and Leuren Moret appeared as the featured guests on "The Real Deal" hosted by Jim Fetzer to discuss the radiation effects of the Fukushima disaster and the fashion in which it has been covered up both by the Japanese and the American governments and media. Dr. Nadesan, a professor of communication in the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences in the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University, has studied Fukushima extensively. Ms. Moret is an independent geoscientist who has done expert studies on the Fukushima disaster and radiation problems around the world, including depleted uranium. What they had to tell us smacks of politics and public relations and is profoundly disturbing. This is Part II of the original interview, which can be heard here.
by Major William Fox
NOTE: I invited Major William Fox (former USMCR commissioned officer), who was instrumental in arranging this interview to prepare an introduction. His key point is that the first line of defense to handle any major crisis is accurate information. Tragically, not only has accurate information been deliberately withheld from Americans regarding the Fukushima crisis, but they have also been steadily fed disinformation. He continues:
The stealth dirty nuclear war currently being visited upon America goes far beyond government and major media disinformation, although there is certainly plenty of the latter as well as the former. Dr. Majia Nadesan stated in this interview,
"In June it was reported in the Japanese press that there was actually melt-through. A melt-through is when the melted corium melts through all levels of containment. And not a single U.S. media — I did a search using EBSCO and using LexisNexis to see if any U.S. media picked up in June the Japanese report about the melt-through, and not one single U.S. media picked up that story. A melt-through means that the situation is out of control. Corium is sinking deeper into the ground while sporadically undergoing `limited criticalities' and releasing ever more extremely dangerous volumes of contamination into the atmosphere, ground water, and ocean. The entire public in Japan, North America, and elsewhere needs to understand how this situation remains out of control."
The failure to report these melt-throughs was followed by the Japanese government's big lie perpetrated in December 2011 that all the reactors were in "cold shut down," implying that all the melted nuclear fuel remained safely within their containment chambers and were subject to stable cooling systems which guaranteed against any further criticalities or radiation releases. Nothing could have been further from the truth. .
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- Fukushima: Radiation, Politics and Public Relations (Veterans Today, Nov 11, 2012):
by Leuren Moret, Dr. Majia Nadesan and Jim Fetzer (with Major William Fox)
On Friday, 30 March 2012, Dr. Majia Nadesan and Leuren Moret appeared as the featured guests on "The Real Deal" hosted by Jim Fetzer to discuss the radiation effects of the Fukushima disaster and the fashion in which it has been covered up both by the Japanese and by the American governments. Nadesan, PhD., a professor of communication in the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences in the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences at Arizona State University, has studied Fukushima extensively. Moret is an independent geoscientist who has done expert studies on the Fukushima disaster, radiation problems around the world including depleted uranium. What they had to tell us smacks of politics and public relations and is profoundly disturbing. This is Part I of the original interview, which can be heard here:
Introduction by Major William Fox
NOTE: I invited Major William Fox (former USMCR commissioned officer), who was instrumental in arranging this interview to prepare an introduction. His key point is that the first line of defense to handle any major crisis is accurate information. Tragically, not only has accurate information been deliberately withheld from Americans regarding the Fukushima crisis, but they have also been steadily fed disinformation. He continues:
Dr. Majia Nadesan reports in the interview below that on 16 December 2011, The Wall Street Journal wrote that the total radiation dispersed over a broad swath of northern Japan was 15% of what was released from Chernobyl. In contrast, the summary report of the RSMC [Regional Specialized Meteorological Center] Beijing on the Fukushima nuclear accident emergency stated that the total amount of radiation released from Fukushima in the first five days was equal to Chernobyl. In addition, scientists found radio-Xenon levels in the Pacific Northwest at 450,000 times average concentration levels in the weeks following Fukushima — not to mention other dangerous concentrations of radio-nuclides well beyond what any Western Europe countries ever experienced following Chernobyl.
Then we learn from Dr. Nadesan that, "…People in the Pacific Northwest actually inhaled between five and ten hot particles a day in the first month of the disaster — it could take 20 years for cancer to develop or it could take ten years or thirty years. But the significance is that the Western Press in the United States and in Europe as well as in Japan has trivialized the amount of radiation released by using terms like `no acute effects', `no immediate health effect'…" Dr. Nadesan also comments:
"…If you look at the recently released NRC transcripts, they were projecting the dose to the thyroid of a one year old child, and they had different calculations. But one of their calculations was a thyroid dose of 30 millisieverts just from iodine to the thyroid of a one year old child annualized. And 30 millisieverts is a lot of radiation… clearly there was no effort to make any kind of recommendations to the public to keep their kids inside or to stop drinking milk or dairy, which was found in the wake of Chernobyl to be the primary vector by which small children were exposed to iodine is through milk. And that's disturbing."
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- Could milk get you mad cow disease? (FOODCONSUMER, Oct 29, 2012):
A study in Journal of Virology reported by C. Ligios of Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale della Sardegna in Sassari, Italy and colleagues suggests that prions can get into milk and drinkers may get infected by drinking milk from infectious animals and develop brain wasting disease like chronic wasting disease in deer, scrapie in sheep, variant Creutzfeldt-Jokob Disease in humans, and mad cow disease in cows.
The study showed that sheep with scrapie and lentiviral mastitis secreted prions into their milk and affected 90 percent of naive suckling lams.
The finding may provide one explanation as to how brain wasting disease gets transmitted from animal to animal. But could this finding also suggest one possible route for humans to acquire human version of mad cow disease through drinking milk from animals – sheep, goats and cows with brain wasting disease?
Prions are extremely stable. The pasteurization process applied for sterilization of milk could in no way kill infectious prions. It has been known that eating meat from cows infected with mad cow disease can cause human version of mad cow disease, variant Creutzfeldt-Jokob Disease.
Continue reading »
Tags: Creutzfeldt-Jakob, Food, Global News, Health, Milk, Science
- Fuchu city of Tokyo will start serving Fukushima milk for school lunch (Fukushima Diary, Sep 5, 2012)
Tags: Children, Environment, Food, Fukushima, Global News, Government, Health, Japan, Milk, Nuclear, Nuclear reactors, Politics, Radiation, Schools, TOKYO
- Cesium measured from rice and milk sold in western Japan (Fukushima Diary, July 23, 2012)
Tags: Cesium, Cesium-137, Environment, Food, Fukushima, Global News, Health, Japan, Milk, Nuclear, Nuclear reactors, Radiation, rice
- Shock claim – NaturalNews exclusive – LA 'authorities' in Rawesome raw milk raids were impersonating public officials (Natural News, July 19, 2012):
Documents and testimony obtained by NaturalNews allege the following: The Rawesome Foods armed "raw milk raids" and prosecution of James Stewart and Sharon Palmer were carried out in part by law-breaking private citizens pretending to be lawful government authorities. Those individuals — who have been operating under false labels such as "district attorney" or "LAPD officer" — may conceivably be liable for millions of dollars in civil and criminal damages for their actions which technically may be described as:
• The armed robbery of Rawesome Foods, including theft of cash
• Willful destruction of private property
• Criminal kidnapping of James Stewart
• Violation of the civil rights of James Stewart
… and other crimes to be described later.This all stems from the fact that in California, all state "officials" must have sworn and signed oaths of office on file in order to qualify as duly empowered state officials. This is written right into the California Constitution, Article 20, Sec. 3, which states: (http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/.const/.article_20)
Tags: Crime, Dictatorship, Food, Global News, Government, LAPD, Law, Milk, New World Order, Politics, Raw Milk, Society, U.S.
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- In China, What You Eat Tells Who You Are … And Organic Food Is Only For The Power Elite
- I ate Hu Jintao's dinner; China's president, and the rest of the politburo eat only organic food
- Cows churn out "human breast milk" (Reuters, June 16, 2012):
Moo-ove over, Mum.
Chinese scientists have produced a herd of genetically modified cows that make milk that could substitute for human breast milk — a possible alternative to formula in a nation rocked by tainted milk powder scandals.
Researchers at the State Key Laboratory of Agrobiotechnology of the China Agricultural University introduced human genetic coding into the DNA of Holstein dairy cow embryos, then transferred the embryos into cow surrogates.
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Back in February, Eric Cantor gave a much-publicized speech at the American Enterprise Institute about the need for Republican rebranding, especially among the working families that have drifted toward the Democratic party. His speech, entitled "Making Life Work," included a broad array of recommendations, from an emphasis on immigration reform to reforming how the federal government funds education. At the time, many Republicans applauded the majority leader's attempt to improve the House GOP's battered image.
Ever since, however, House Republicans have been somewhat reluctant to embrace Cantor's agenda. There is hesitation, mostly in the conservative ranks, about pushing legislation that's designed to win over moderates and independents. Cantor is still trusted and respected by his fellow conservatives — many consider him to be their ambassador in the leadership — but he has struggled to get widespread support for his family-friendly proposals.
In late April, this backroom unease over "Making Life Work" became a public drama. Cantor was embarrassed when his bill to convert parts of Obamacare into high-risk pools was pulled from the docket due to a lack of conservative enthusiasm. Activist groups, such as Heritage Action and the Club for Growth, were furious with him for trying to tinker with Obamacare instead of simply calling for repeal. That episode came a month after Cantor rushed to pass the Violence against Women Act, another instance of Cantor's strategy meeting conservative resistance.
Such stumbles have calcified into a narrative on Capitol Hill that Cantor is moving toward the center and leaving conservatives behind — that he cares too much about polls and not enough about battling President Obama. Of course, Cantor's allies dispute this, and they say the seven-term Virginia Republican is just trying to get his party back on track after a disastrous election. But that centrist buzz, right or wrong, is floating through the Capitol's marble halls.
Amid that speculation, I sat down with Cantor on Wednesday at his office, which is decorated with family photos and a glass bowl of M&M's. Over the course of our conversation he defended his efforts and said, emphatically, that his conservatism hasn't evolved. He acknowledged, though, that divided government can be difficult, and that he's doing his best to navigate the terrain, inside and outside the GOP.
ROBERT COSTA: Where does your legislative agenda, which you outlined in your February speech at AEI, stand today?
REPresentative CANTOR: What I hope to deliver this session in Congress is conservative results. Really, I think it's incumbent on all of us, as conservatives, to posit solutions that actually produce results. It's not just conservative ideas, it's how those conservative ideas are put to work to make life better for people. That's the whole essence of the speech I gave at AEI: How can we win the hearts and minds of the middle?
COSTA: What about the tension within the GOP conference? Some members don't seem to agree with your strategy.
CANTOR: I don't think there is a lot of tension about strategy. I think there's a normal discourse among people who aren't going to agree on everything. But there is commonality. All of us stress the importance of limiting the size of government. There's an inverse relationship between the size of government and freedom, and that's been the bedrock of what supports our conservative philosophy, as well as of the agenda that will hopefully deliver results.
COSTA: But there have been some disagreements. A few weeks ago, your health-care bill got pulled.
CANTOR: That's still in the works. We're trying to address that. Overall, there is a strong sense among the American people, and not just among those of us who are conservatives, that Obamacare is the absolute wrong direction for us to go in terms of health care. We see the objections that are beginning to appear; you see the mandates coming out of the health-care agencies here in Washington, about how you aren't going to be able to keep the health-care you like. And one of the law's broken promises has already revealed itself: They promised that everyone with insurance wouldn't be denied, that sick people wouldn't be left out. As conservatives, we have always felt that high-risk pools are the better way to go to ensure access to coverage.


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Lomography Day Trips: Lisbon, The City of Yellow Trams
I divide people who travel to Portugal into two groups: those who prefer Porto and those who like Lisbon better. I love Porto, it's a little gem, but if I ever lived in Portugal I'd choose Lisbon in a heartbeat. It's got everything big cities have while staying beautiful and romantic and the same time. -
Maid of the Mist, Niagara Falls
There's a lot to do in Niagara Falls but there's one attraction that was there before all the rest. Don't get caught up in the hype, get down to the water instead! Maid of the Mist is the aptly named boat ride that has been getting to the heart of the falls since 1846. -
The Niagara SkyWheel
The Niagara SkyWheel rises above it all. Oh man, that's the cheesiest intro I've written yet. But seriously, the SkyWheel rises above the cheese that is Clifton Hill. Hop in a climate-controlled passenger cabin and get a bird's eye view of the magnificent falls. -
The Altena Castle
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Downtown Cheras : A Shopping Haven
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Last Spring
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Horse Guards Parade and Household Cavalry Museum
Many tourists have their pictures taken with the mounted horse guards every day but while you're at it, you should definitely check out the Changing of the Queen's Life Guard and the Household Cavalry Museum. -
Jalan Reko's Downtown: A Must-Visit In Bangi
So you're in Bangi in Selangor, Malaysia and got nothing to do at night? There's no point of doing nothing in your room, just start your engine and head to downtown Jalan Reko - a haven for a wide range of cheap products. You can get almost anything here especially football jerseys. -
Exit 17 to Dinosaur World
If big action Hollywood cinema featuring large terrestrial reptiles who roamed the Earth long before Lomographic cameras existed are your type of deal, then you've probably seen Jurassic Park more than a few times. Combine your love of dinosaurs with a trip down Florida's east-west corridor on Interstate-4 and you'll surely be excited to find Dinosaur World. -
Sea Cows and Smoke Stacks
Industry and nature collide in a good way at the Tampa Electric Company Power Plant. Just below the streams of puffy white particle clouds rests a discharge canal and in its warm winter and spring waters are the manatees. -
Temppeliaukio Church
During my recent visits to Helsinki, I have visited several of this city's amazing attractions and this one particularly intrigued me. A church built into the rock (aka Church of the Rock) is a great piece of original architecture. -
Temppeliaukion Kirkka, Helsinki
During my recent visits to Helsinki, I was able to see several cities filled with amazing attractions and this one particularly intrigued me. A church built into the rock (aka Church of the Rock) is a great piece of original architecture. -
KLCC Twin Towers: Epitome of Our Love
KLCC is one of Malaysia's landmarks; known as one of the tallest buildings - they were the tallest buildings in the world from 1998 to 2004 until surpassed by Taipei 101, but remains the tallest twin buildings in the world. (info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petronas_Towers). KLCC is one of the most suitable places for lovers to have a date, spend some time together, and have some fun. -
Shantytown: Back in the Goldmining Past of New Zealand
The Greymouth area on the west coast of New Zealand doesn't have a lot to offer but there's one spot that's worth a visit. It's called Shantytown, and is the reconstitution of a XIX century goldmining village. Come and have a little travel back in time! -
St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore
If you're looking for a quiet sanctuary in the heart of Singapore, St. Andrew's Cathedral might just be the place for you. A few steps from the City Hall MRT station, St. Andrew's Cathedral provides a welcome relief from the hustle & bustle of central Singapore. -
The Singapore Flyer
Take a look at Singapore from a bird's vantage point high up above in the sky. At the Singapore Flyer, you are treated to an incredible panoramic, 360 degree view of Singapore, as far as the eye can see. Bring your cameras to get breathtaking shots that you wouldn't get otherwise! -
Helsinki Cathedral, Finland
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The all-girl group is laying the groundwork for its album, which will be released through L.A. Reid's Epic Records.
After two months apart, The X Factor finalists Fifth Harmony are back in unison as they hit the recording studio for their first sessions as an official group.
"I think we're definitely going into the pop lane," says group member Ally Brooke in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, with the other girls adding that they hope to add an R&B edge to their sound. Says Dinah Jane Hansen, "We hope to give them a booty pop madness album, 'cause that's what we gonna do!"
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The third-place finishers on the Fox reality competition's second season made it official with L.A. Reid's Epic Records (via Simon Cowell's Syco Music), as THR exclusively reported on Jan. 17, but Lauren Jauregui reveals that Cowell and Reid assured the group that they would have a deal just hours after Tate Stevens was crowned the show's winner.
"Simon and L.A. told us that they were going to sign us at the wrap party," says Jauregui. "And then with the official signing, we were all on the phone one night before -- we had a little meeting -- but the signing itself was done without us conversing."
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Anyone ever use this?? Did you have success? I am starting Gonal-F tonight since I didn't respond well to clomid or femara. Heard it speeds up your cycle quite a bit, which should be good considering mine have been 39-40 day cycles lately!
Injectables-Gonal-F for PCOS success?
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Posted 11/19/2012
i used follistim (almost the same thing as gonal-f) and got pregnant! i used femara and miscarried, used femara again after surgery and it didn't work, so we moved onto just follistim. i'm now going in for my anatomy scan today!! as for the cycles, i triggered on cd10 (obviously early!) with possible 4 follicles which turned out to be 3 follicles that o'd and got 1 baby! GOOD LUCK!!
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I used gonal-f when I got pregnant with my son. He will be 4 months old tomorrow :-) good luck!!!
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I use it as part of my ivf. Didn't work the first time but starting it again tonight for round two !
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Posted 11/19/2012
I just wonder how early I will O with this med.
Posted 11/20/2012
I used it when we conceived my 1year old boy. O'd usually 14 to 18 days. My normal cycles without TTC are 100+days so the 14 to 18 was wonderful for me! :)
TTC #2 and doing the same...although he is bumping up my dose more so than last time because it took 6 months. But at least it worked!!! <3
TTC #2 and doing the same...although he is bumping up my dose more so than last time because it took 6 months. But at least it worked!!! <3


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Hi Solr 3.5 (Apache Java Search Application) was not returning results. To my surprise Tomcat 6.x (64 bit) was not running on my Windows Server 2008 R2 and hence the problem. I restarted it and everything seems to be fine now. Went to the Windows Event viewer and exported the following information as it relates to Tomcat: Level Date and Time Source Event ID Task Category Information 04/23/2012 8:51:58 AM Service Control Manager 7036 None The Apache Tomcat 6 service entered the running state. Error 04/23/2012 4:17:12 AM Service Control Manager 7034 None The Apache Tomcat 6 service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 2 time(s). Information 04/16/2012 3:13:15 PM Service Control Manager 7036 None The Apache Tomcat 6 service entered the running state. Error 04/16/2012 1:12:47 PM Service Control Manager 7034 None The Apache Tomcat 6 service terminated unexpectedly. It has done this 1 time(s). Information 04/07/2012 10:02:25 PM Service Control Manager 7036 None The Apache Tomcat 6 service entered the running state. Here is what I see in the Tomcat Logs: 2012-04-16 15:13:13 Commons Daemon procrun stdout initialized # # A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment: # # Internal Error (os_windows_x86.cpp:149), pid=3496, tid=4124 # guarantee(result == EXCEPTION_CONTINUE_EXECUTION) failed: Unexpected result from topLevelExceptionFilter # # JRE version: 7.0_02-b13 # Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (22.0-b10 mixed mode windows-amd64 compressed oops) # Failed to write core dump. Call to MiniDumpWriteDump() failed # # An error report file with more information is saved as: # C:\Windows\system32\hs_err_pid3496.log # # If you would like to submit a bug report, please visit: # http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport/crash.jsp # Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Yavar

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The International Monetary Fund has heaped an unusually large amount of praise on Britain's economic policy, largely because of a "near-perfect embrace of IMF policy recommendations," according to The Economist. The U.K. is pursuing austerity seriously and has front-loaded spending cuts to guarantee their credibility with the bond market. There is considerable risk in going for short-term austerity while the U.K. economy is weak. If the recovery falters, much of the blame will fall on the IMF, The Economist notes.
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Flipping has flopped to its lowest level since the second quarter of 2009, accounting for only 4 percent of all sales in the third quarter. Only 26,947 single family homes were flipped nationwide in the third quarter of 2014 representing 4 percent of all U.S. single family home sales, down from 4.6 percent in the second quarter of 2014 and ... Read More »
Sneak Attack! Closing Costs Soar 20.8 Percent
While most homebuyers are focused on rising home prices, closing costs are rising nearly as quickly over the past three years, increasing by more than 20 percent since 2010, according to Bankrate.com Mortgage closing costs rose 6 percent over 2013 after rising 6 percent in 2012 and 8.8 percent in 2011 The now average $2,539 on a $200,000 loan. Each ... Read More »
Consolidation Creates Megalandlords Dominating Single Family Rentals
"Now we'll sweep up everybody over the next two years who got stuck, who says I have home price appreciation, which they do. They bought right, but now they are stuck." The chief executive officer of the second largest hedge fund landlord articulated in an interview with Bloomberg why a handful of megalords are the process of dominating the single ... Read More »
Apartment Rents Reach New Heights
National apartment occupancy reached 95% for the first time in at least six years in May 2014, helping to drive effective rent growth for the year to date ending in May by 3.7%, the highest growth since the trough of the recession. "Axiometrics began tracking apartment data on a monthly basis in April 2008, and this is the first ... Read More »
How Far will Investors Fade?
The bloom may be officially off the boom in investment sales as they declined in 2013 for a second straight year after soaring in 2011 at the height of the large foreclosure inventories. Investor purchases declined 15.9 percent last year from the 1.23 million sales peak set in 2011. Investment-home sales fell 8.5 percent to an estimated 1.10 million in ... Read More »
Rising Prices Seen Driving Investors Out
The salad days of low price tier home sales (homes selling for $95,000 and less) that fueled the recovery over the last two years are ending and with them, the legions of investors that have led the nation's housing recovery. "The Investors Did Their Job," headlines Clear Capital's latest market report. "Can traditional home buyers take it from here?" Deeply ... Read More »
Big Boys Have Moved into Smaller Markets in the South and Midwest
Big institutional investors — companies that have purchased at least 10 properties in a calendar year — accounted for 5.9 percent of all U.S. residential property sales in February, up from a revised 5.0 percent of sales in January but down from 7.2 percent of sales in February 2013. February was the third consecutive month where the institutional investor share ... Read More »
Investors Ended 2013 on a Roll
Though experts predict investors will be buying fewer residential properties in 2014 (see Experts Raise Price Forecast for 2014, they ended 2013 on a roll. The latest survey of Realtors by the research staff at the National Association of Realtors found that the investor market share topped 21 percent in December, about the same level as during the glory days ... Read More »
Flipping Moves on Up as Profits Rise 19 Percent
Higher prices and fewer foreclosures have not put a dent in the flipping business. In fact, last year saw 156,862 single family home flips — where a home is purchased and subsequently sold again within six months — in 2013, up 16 percent from 2012 and up 114 percent from 2011, according to RealtyTrac's Year-End and Q4 2013 Home Flipping ... Read More »
Fed Economists Sound the Alarm on Investors
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Dates : 1/22/15 - 1/31/15
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The Cleveland Grand Opera Company welcomes the greatest tenor of his generation, Tito Morelli, to appear for one night only. The star arrives late and accidentally consumes a double dose of tranquilizers – and passes out. In a frantic attempt to salvage the evening, the opera manager persuades his assistant, Max, to get into Morelli's costume and fool the audience into thinking he's the great man. Amazingly, Max is succeeding. But while Max is onstage, Morelli comes to and gets into a spare costume, prepared to go on stage. A hilarious night of theatre! Winner of three Tony Awards!
Performances at 7:30 p.m., Thursdays-Saturdays, Jan. 22-24 and Jan. 29-31, and at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 25.
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