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The program qmail is a secure and reliable replacement for sendmail; it was written by Dan Bernstein at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I was attracted to it for several reasons, the most important being that it runs under Linux.
qmail is substantially more secure than sendmail. The system is partitioned into several modules, minimizing the amount of code which runs as root. The /var/spool/mail directory is gone; incoming mail for a user is stored in the user's home directory, eliminating a nagging security hole. qmail gives you control over which mail you accept. You can selectively allow other hosts to use your system as a relay, blocking out all others.
qmail supports mailing lists with automated subscriptions, and these lists can be configured and maintained entirely by the user. No intervention is required on the part of the system administrator to create a new list.
qmail's performance is stellar. Dan Bernstein cites Red Hat Software as an example. Red Hat was running sendmail 8.7 on a 48MB Pentium and found their daily load of 70,000 messages was beginning to overwhelm the system. They switched to qmail on a 16MB 486/66, and their mail hub is now running fine, even on the less powerful hardware.
The reason I began looking into qmail as an alternative to sendmail is the fact that qmail supported e-mail for virtual domains correctly long before sendmail did. Those of you running several virtual domains on a single Linux host can rejoice. With qmail, the e-mail names you select for your virtual domains come from per-virtual-domain name spaces, rather than a single host-wide name space. This means you can have e-mail names like firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com simultaneously.
The only problem we have had with qmail is the fact that its outgoing queue uses inode numbers in its database; this means the queue cannot be backed up on one machine and restored to another. When we have a disk failure, we must recreate an empty qmail queue directory rather than restoring from backup.
The fact that qmail is not sendmail implies some complications when installing add-on e-mail packages like majordomo. In general there are patched versions of these packages available for qmail.
The qmail sources are available at ftp://koobera.math.uic.edu/www/qmail.html and a lot of useful information is available at http://www.qmail.org/. Compilation and installation of qmail is straightforward. Those who balked at the sendmail.cf file will be pleasantly surprised at qmail's configuration. Everything is human readable and easy to understand. Some claim that sendmail.cf is human readable, but I would argue that point.
Once you have qmail configured and operational, you can start adding virtual domains. The rest of this article deals with virtual domains under qmail. All file and path names assume the default qmail installation.
Set up the new virtual domain normally. Many of you will have already done this to support the virtual domain with other services like Apache httpd. Make sure there is an MX record in DNS to point mail for the virtual domain to the host running qmail.
Create a master user ID and home directory for the new domain. The master user is just a user who will control all mail for your virtual domain. I generally create a user ID for each virtual domain which the administrators of that domain can use to upload the content for their web site. qmail can use the same user ID.
Add a line to /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains for the new domain, directing mail for that domain to the user created above. If the domain is abc.com and the user is abc, an appropriate line would be:
Add abc.com to /var/qmail/rcpthosts to tell qmail you're willing to accept mail addressed to abc.com. Ensure abc.com does not appear in /var/qmail/control/locals/.
Once mail is directed to a user, it is controlled through a series of .qmail-xxx files in that user's home directory. Create the file ~abc/.qmail-default, to indicate user abc is willing to accept all mail directed to the abc.com domain.
Restart qmail and e-mail for all users at abc.com, i.e., email@example.com, email@example.com, etc. will now be received by the local user abc. I suspect this is not precisely what you had in mind, so read on.
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, and after two near misses with "Fly By Night" and "Bastille Day" in 1975, it finally gave Rush their first hit single in the United Kingdom, reaching No. 36 in the
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in February 1978. "Closer To The Heart" was one of five Rush songs inducted into the
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It is one of Rush's most popular recordings, receiving a fair amount of radio airplay still to this day. The song has also been part of the set list on nearly every tour since 1977. The band decided to drop "Closer To The Heart" for the bulk of their 2002
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contributed a cover of "Closer To The Heart" on the Rush tribute compilation album
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"How To Privatize A Public Park"
The reader will notice that this article is not entitled "Why Public Parks Should Be Privatized." If one wants to learn the case for park privatization they would be served best by first understanding the tragedy of the commons and the moral case against theft, since all public parks are funded through coercion. Instead, this article is intended for the anarcho-capitalists who are ready to privatize but lack an efficacious strategy. Furthermore, the examples in this article concern small municipal parks but could be used on grander scales as well.
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Jamie Dornan isn't finished
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Because They Call Their Stadium The Swamp
Because nothing says football like a wet, muggy, vile, disgusting piece of shit land that smells like a whorehouse. Swamps are the taint of the Earth. They're wet. They're hot. They stink. And they're unpleasant in every way. So actually, The Swamp is the perfect name for Gater Nation to inhabit.
Because of Their Insufferable Lack of Self-Awareness
The Gater Nation LOVES to talk up the Nevin Shapiro scandal. But it conveniently fails to remember that 44 Gator players have been arrested since 2005, which is an NCAA record.
Because They Still Refuse to Admit That the Gators Have Always Been Afraid to Play the Hurricanes
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The Mechanism of Ice Crystal Growth and the Theory of Evolution
by Larry Vardiman, Ph.D.
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Presented at the Second International Conference on Creationism, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, July 30–August 4, 1990. Published in: Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Creationism, R. E. Walsh & C.L. Brooks (Eds.), pp. 303–314, 1990.
© 1990 Creation Science Fellowship, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Published with permission. All Rights Reserved.
Ice crystal growth has been cited as an example of how evolution creates greater order. The modern explanation of ice crystal shape is described. The second law of thermodynamics is developed in terms of entropy change and applied to ice crystal growth. The difference between the operation of thermodynamic systems and their origin is discussed. It is concluded that ice crystal growth is similar to the operation of life processes but does not support the origin of life as described by the theory of evolution.
Ice Crystals, Growth, Shape, Second Law of Thermodynamics, Entropy, Thermodynamic Systems, Evolution, Snowflakes, Life Processes
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I feel like I should be past any yeast starter questions, but I've read often that a yeast starter should be down to about 1.010 gravity-wise when the yeast has finished its work. I've done 5 batches with liquid yeast, always using a starter based on recommended pitching rates. For example, I'm brewing a sweet stout on Sunday and started building up a starter two days ago. I started with 500 mL, using the 1 gram per 10 mL rule, so 50 g DME and water to 500 mL. 24 hours later I bumped it up to 2 L with 150 g DME and 1500 mL water, boiled, etc. Oxygenated by swirling whenever I pass by. I've never had vigorous activity in a starter, but it does foam up after swirling a day later, as it's doing now. But the gravity is still at 1.040. Of my other 5 batches, I've only taken the gravity once and it was 1.040 then, too, but I was making beer that day and had to pitch it. I haven't had any problems with my beer finishing well, but I've only made one beer over 1.065 OG, and it did finish well. Any ideas as to what I could be doing wrong? I'd hate to think I'm in a habit of underpitching, not to mention wasting DME.
you actually want to try to pitch the yeast while its at high krausen, effectively jump starting the yeast. it will still work fine pitching after they have dropped out and increased the yeast count, though. i have good luck with pitching the yeast about 18 hrs after ive made the starter. i dont know what to tell you about your gravity issues, though.
I've pretty much been making the starter in plenty of time, so when it's been 24 hours or so after stepping it up to the volume I want, I just throw it in the fridge, take it out the day of brewing and decant off the wort. But it's the high gravity I have issues with. Why is this happening? If I'm doing the process correctly... I don't understand. One would think this means the yeast weren't doing anything... or else the gravity would drop.


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Isn't it Beautiful?
"Isn't it BEAUTIFUL mama?" That's how my little nugget, Zane described the "flower" he gave me.
What do you think? Do you think it's beautiful? The flower in the picture above…
…it IS a flower isn't it?
He picked this flower just for me while he was on a bike ride with Rachel, our nanny. Actually, she told me that he asked her to help him pick it, how sweet. Once he got it in his hand, he pedaled carefully on his bike all the way home; very cautious to eliminate any chance of having the fuzzy parts blow off. He was successful…
…it arrived PERFECT!
When I got home and saw this flower sitting on our kitchen counter in the plastic cup full of water, my heart melted! After he gave me the flower I thought to myself, "While on a bike ride, would I have thought…THAT was beautiful?" Probably NOT. But, now that I have it, now that I've received it as a gift – I think it's beautiful!
Why? Because of the heart behind it. the motive. the thoughtfulness. the joy.
What I'm noticing is this: As I GROW I gain different perspective. With different perspective comes NEW realities and NEW truth. With the NEW realities and NEW truth comes a greater appreciation. With that greater appreciation I see more things BEAUTIFUL!
I would definitely say that the things I find beautiful today are extremely different than that of 5 years ago. What I hadn't notice as beautiful before, has NOW become beautiful to me.
I'm not just talking about the flower I received. I'm talking about people. art. words. relationships. places. music. frogs. bad experiences. {YES…bad experiences are now beautiful!}. The saying – Beauty is in the eye of the beholder – has a more profound meaning to me these days…I've got different eyes!
I love the journey of growth. I am grateful. I am lovin' MY BEAUTIFUL flower!
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I have to admit I wasn't a "natural" baby person. Since I gave birth to four of them they are now a magnet for me. I see beauty in their little parts. Beauty in their potential. Beauty in their uniqueness. That's why I pray I always see my girls as my babies…
This was BEAUTIFUL! I'm SO thankful for God's grace and so many opportunities to see beauty EVERY DAY! ~ Blessings out sister, Amy


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Utah, 2008, DIY, Public Land
Who would ever guess that returning to work after hunting could be fun? Four days after a successful muzzleloader hunt, I was all too eager to show hunt photos to my coworkers. Most shared my enthusiasm, but one passing coworker asked, "How can you be so excited and happy about having killed a beautiful animal?"
Without trying to explain it to her, I finished with the photo show and began to walk back to my desk. The posed question haunted me. What do you say to someone who doesn't understand the passion for hunting that so many of us do?
For two months, I had been like a kid in a candy shop. Fall was here and that meant the beginning of the hunting season. As a Dedicated Hunter in Utah, I was able to go on the archery and muzzleloader hunts. I used the archery hunt as a scouting trip and an opportunity to instill the love of the outdoors in my seven-year-old son, Kaden.
With bow in hand, I set out to show my son exactly where his dad disappears to each fall. As we quietly walked through the aspens, we encountered six bucks. One was a nice four-point, but it was just out of archery range. Our stalk on him resulted in the familiar sound of hooves thumping the ground as he bounced away.
We also startled up a coyote at close range. Kaden was a little apprehensive and had many questions as we watched the coyote scamper away. Upon returning from the archery hunt, I was excited for the muzzleloader season to open.
The muzzleloader season in Utah is at the end of September. Fall colors rage in the mountains. As we drove up the mountain, the orange and red oak brush leaves blazed alongside the winding and ascending dirt road. Farther up and nearing 9,000 feet, the reds and oranges gave way to gleaming golden aspens contrasted against the dark forest pines. A sense of awe and excitement filled me as I took in the beauty.
I always get visibly excited for the hunt but haven't always had the greatest success. For years I've heard stories of the many bucks my hunting partners passed up for something bigger while it seems I see numerous spikes and two-points. After hearing about the whereabouts of their passed up bucks, I'd head out, determined to come back to camp with one. Discouragement would set in once again when the only bucks I would have a chance at were small bucks.
The muzzleloader hunt started out no differently. I saw a spike and three twopoints on opening day. I hiked for miles and put my time in, but still no mature buck. Thoughts of another year of five days of hunting with no tag filled or a tag filled with a yearling two-point nagged at me.
For a full account of Kevin's adventure, go to page 40 in the October/November 2009 issue of Eastmans' Hunting Journal.


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It's no secret that I am a lover of flowers. There's nothing that brings more prettiness to a room than a bouquet adorning a cocktail table or a single stem artfully placed on a fireplace mantle. I'm also a huge fan of floral fabrics, wallpapers and accessories. That's why I am so excited to be back on Calgary's Breakfast TV tomorrow morning talking about using florals for interiors! I'll be chatting about some of my fave flowering prints and accessories and how to incorporate them into your own home.
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There doesn't seem to be a single Democratic officeholder on Capitol Hill who thinks Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is better qualified to be vice president than Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del. Many don't think she's qualified at all.
But as the two vice presidential nominees prepare for their one debate this Thursday, there are a number of Democrats who, off the record, say they're worried that despite his far greater breadth of knowledge, Biden could whiff it.
He can be verbose and has a propensity for gaffes, they say. The son-of-Scranton candor they usually find charming can sometimes seem reckless or insensitive.
That Biden will be debating the first Republican woman vice presidential nominee makes his challenge all the greater.
In recent weeks, in fact, Biden has taken advice from Democratic Sens. Hillary Clinton, Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein, presumably offering tips on how to debate women without seeming sexist or bullying.
On Sunday, Obama's chief strategist David Axelrod sought to lower expectations. Much of this is spin, but some of it is quite legitimately rooted in Biden's occasional charge to open-mouth-insert-foot.
"I think Governor Palin is a skilled politician," said Axelrod, per ABC News' Matt Jaffe. "She got elected in a very tough political arena against tough opponents and we're going to treat her with the respect that she deserves."
Axelrod said, "I fully expect her to be ready for this debate, and I think there will be a great deal of interest in this. I think it will be a well-watched debate, so it's going to be important… She's very skilled and she'll be well-prepared. I know she's preparing this weekend. As you saw at the convention, she can be very good, so I think it would be foolish to assume that this going isn't going to be a really challenging debate. We're preparing for that, on that assumption."
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Smith lays blame on QB and coach
Jimmy Johnson once said, "How 'bout them Cowboys!" Emmitt Smith is longing for those days.
Mosley: Emmitt's Cut And Run
Emmitt Smith is not too optimistic about his former team. His prediction for Dallas' season doesn't touch .500, Matt Mosley writes. Blog
Dallas hasn't won a playoff game since 1996, and if the franchise is to pull itself out of such an ignominious rut, the three-time Super Bowl champion said quarterback Tony Romo and coach Wade Phillips need to do better jobs as leaders of the Cowboys.
Smith, the NFL's all-time leading rusher, told Sirius NFL Radio that Romo should "demand excellence" from his teammates and that "it is a coach's job to get his team to come together."
"I never saw [Romo] go snatch somebody up, and say, 'Hey, we can't win like this. We can't have guys jumping offsides. I can't have [a defender] coming at me unabated. Who is making the mistakes up front? Why aren't you picking this guy up? This is not going down this way. If you can't get your job done, get off the football field,' " Smith said in his interview with Sirius.
"I never saw [Romo] go snatch somebody up, and say, 'Hey, we can't win like this.
" -- Emmitt Smith, 3-time Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl champion
Romo has faced similar criticism from another Cowboys icon. Last January, Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman questioned whether Romo understood what it takes to be quarterback of the Cowboys. During the offseason, Romo vowed to become a more "active" and effective leader for the coming season.
Smith, who won three Super Bowls in a four-year stretch in the 1990s with Dallas and will appear on the 2010 Pro Football Hall of Fame ballot, said he's not convinced it will happen.
"So when you say things are going to change, and you've never been that dominant personality or in that leadership position then, as a player, you lose me," Smith said. " I'm sitting there saying, 'OK, now you're going to become a leader?' What happened [in previous playoff seasons] when we got knocked out both times?
"Now all of a sudden, you're going to change? And our talent level is less than it was two years ago [when the Cowboys made the playoffs as the NFC's No. 1 seed, only to lose to the Giants]. How much better can we be?"
If discipline creates more focused teams, then Smith said Phillips should model his approach after no-nonsense coaches like Patriots coach Bill Belichick or the Giants' Tom Coughlin. Belichick's teams have won three Super Bowls this decade; Coughlin's Giants won two years ago.
Phillips should "instill discipline from day one. [Belichick and Coughlin] don't come in trying to make friends," Smith told Sirius. "Matter of fact, they created a bunch of enemies and then made the enemies get on their terms, and then they moved forward. And that's one thing I believe the Dallas Cowboys can use."
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terminology. I think the truth is these women are not being supported in the fashion that would make it possible for them to succeed.
Therefore, I would like to make the following suggestion, that some kind of an experiment be carried out, and in view of Lilian's interesting ideas, I am even going to change what my suggestion (before she had gotten toward the end of hers) was going to be. That some department somewhere establish a computer or a subcomputer organization that has more female faculty than male, that you let people study under that environment, and see who has the crisis of confidence.
But I believe, and I think all of us who have looked at the statistics believe what Lilian said, and that is that industry has done a better job than academia in supporting women.
So, now, I wonder whether industry and perhaps even IBM could set up an academic division, in which anyone could come and teach, but again, where a significant number of the faculty are women. So, that is a question, if you want to answer.
Response: Dr. Wu: I have a reaction. About 10 years ago, right before I joined the Committee on Women in Science and Engineering, I would say that industry, at that point, wasn't so great. It was pretty much the way I would say what I hear from my colleagues in the academic world, the same kinds of problems, the same kinds of chilly atmosphere, and it has only been in the past 5 years could I really comfortably say that, you know, the atmosphere is quite different, and it has changed to be an atmosphere that is supportive.
I think there are a number of reasons for that in IBM, but I think that the change is real, and the appreciation for what women can actually bring to technology is one that is really real.
So, I am actually quite optimistic that once all of the very, very bright people start thinking about this, and if you do come to the conclusion that it really is something that makes sense, that things will happen because it happened at IBM in my own experience very, very quickly. Once it was recognized, once it was believed that this is something good, we really changed the atmosphere around.
So, it can happen quite fast.
Response: Dr. Wulf: I think this is a fascinating idea. I was listening to Lilian and trying to map the notion of fast change onto any of the academic departments I know of.
I don't want to go there, okay?
Participant: I am compelled to say that it is 1999, and the legislation, the laws banning discrimination changed, what, 20 years ago? The number of Ph.D.s in physics and astronomy has been 10 percent for 100 years, and in the last 10 years the National Academy of Sciences has elected 2 percent women.
Things are not changing in the Academy, and I laughed at the notion of if working women, for example, are catalysts doing the survey in academia what they provide in terms of child care and maternity leave, support structures, I laugh at that notion. It would be so hysterical to see what they would find.
My experience is that, I am an academic astronomer, these universities have no interest in general. Rice is probably a small exception.


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Let's tell the truth about extreme weatherBy Jane Velez-MitchellUpdated 10:45 AM ET, Fri May 16, 2014Severe weather changes 7 photosSevere weather: Flood, fire and drought – Climate change is here and will only worsen. Get used to more flooding, wildfires and drought, depending on where you live. That's the take-home message of a White House report released in May that is part of President Barack Obama's second-term effort to prepare the nation for rising sea levels and increasingly erratic weather. Here, a flooded parking lot at the Laurel Park horse racing track is seen Thursday, May 1, in Laurel, Maryland. Click through to see more examples of severe weather:Hide Caption 1 of 7Severe weather changes 7 photosSevere weather: Flood, fire and drought – More than 300 experts helped produce the report over several years, updating a previous assessment published in 2009. A Democratic operative who now counsels the President called the report "actionable science" for policymakers and the public to use in forging a way forward. In this image, cars are seen in the aftermath of an embankment collapse in Baltimore as a massive storm system pounded the mid-Atlantic on April 30.Hide Caption 2 of 7Severe weather changes 7 photosSevere weather: Flood, fire and drought – The report breaks the country down by region and identifies specific threats should climate change continue. Major concerns cited by scientists involved in creating the report include rising sea levels along America's coasts, drought in the Southwest and prolonged fire seasons. In this image from January 16, a wildfire burns in the hills just north of the San Gabriel Valley community of Glendora, California.Hide Caption 3 of 7Severe weather changes 7 photosSevere weather: Flood, fire and drought – The Great Plains could experience heavier droughts and heat waves with increasing frequency, while more wildfires in the West could threaten agriculture and residential communities, the report notes. In this image, dry and cracked earth is visible on what used to be the bottom of Folsom Lake on March 20, in El Dorado Hills, California. Hide Caption 4 of 7Severe weather changes 7 photosSevere weather: Flood, fire and drought – Republican critics immediately pounced on new report as a political tool for Obama to try to impose a regulatory agenda that would hurt the economy. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky mocked what he described as the hypocritical stance of "liberal elites" who demand strong action on climate change while failing to reduce their own carbon footprint. He called the debate "cynical" because Obama knew that "much of the pain of imposing such regulations would be borne by our own middle class." Here in March, an avocado grove near Valley Center, California, is left to wither because of the rising cost of water. Hide Caption 5 of 7Severe weather changes 7 photosSevere weather: Flood, fire and drought – Recent polling indicates most Americans believe human activities cause climate change but also shows the issue is less important to the public than the economy and other topics. A Gallup poll in March found that 34% of respondents think climate change, called global warming in the poll, posed a "serious threat" to their way of life, compared with 64% who responded "no." At the same time, more than 60% of respondents believed global warming was happening or would happen in their lifetime. Here, a pedestrian crosses Douglas Avenue on a bike during a snowstorm on February 4, in Wichita, Kansas. Hide Caption 6 of 7Severe weather changes 7 photosSevere weather: Flood, fire and drought – The report predicts sea levels will rise at least a foot by the end of the century and perhaps as much as 4 feet, depending on how much of the Greenland and Antarctic ice shelf melts. Such an outcome could be catastrophic for millions of people living along the ocean, submerging tropical islands and encroaching on coastal areas. In this image, dated October 29, 2012, streets are flooded under the Manhattan Bridge in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn, New York, as Superstorm Sandy slammed the Northeast coast.Hide Caption 7 of 7Story highlightsJane Velez-Mitchell: Every day we hear about floods, fires, tornadoes, but not their causeShe says we need to understand extreme weather is in-your-face result of climate changeVelez-Mitchell: Best time to report about climate change is from a fire or storm, not a studyShe says: We need to know our carbon-heavy lifestyle is causing terrible weather eventsRaging fires forced thousands to flee the San Diego area this week, as mandatory evacuation notices went out to 11,000 homes and businesses. Even Legoland had to be evacuated as so-called devil winds whipped through the heat. As the chaos unfolded, the latest data from the U.S. National Drought Monitor shows half of the country is deep in drought. Half of America is in the throes of a drought, and it's only May. Welcome to another a typical day in America, a day marred by weather-related carnage. Ponder the new normal.On Monday, two days before the San Diego fire, a wind-whipped blaze sent fear and panic across the Texas Panhandle. One victim said she "just couldn't breathe." Almost 100 homes were swept up in flames as thousands raced from "a tornado of smoke." Jane Velez-MitchellMeanwhile, in Nebraska, people staggered around wondering where their houses had gone after a tornado had touched down. "I guess it just lifted up the house and slammed it back down, because it's just in a pile of rubble right now," said one homeowner. And in Missouri, people in the small town of Orrick stood around in bafflement after twisters damaged 80% of their town, including more than 200 homes. "It has been tough," said one woman. And, ma'am, it will likely get tougher. Let's be clear. Climate change is here. And it's only going to get worse. That's the headline of the new White House report on the environment released last week. The study warns of rising temperatures and sea levels, noting "corn producers in Iowa, oyster growers in Washington state and maple syrup producers in Vermont are all observing climate-related changes that are outside of recent experience." It says many parts of the nation have already seen an increasing number of billion-dollar weather events: droughts, fires, storms, hurricanes, tornadoes and flooding, each with damages of a billion dollars or more. These events will continue and worsen, damaging roads, railways, bridges and electrical grids. Unless we do something -- and fast.Clearly, the National Climate Assessment, compiled by 300 experts over several years, is designed to take global warming out of the cerebral realm of egghead scientists and put it in terms that will resonate with average Americans. It warns that climate change is "already affecting every region of the country and key sectors of the economy." The report calls for "urgent action" to protect our communities. Just WatchedFirenadoes: An explainerreplayMore Videos ...Firenadoes: An explainer 01:51PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedEvacuee: Wildfire scene 'apocalyptic'replayMore Videos ...Evacuee: Wildfire scene 'apocalyptic' 02:08PLAY VIDEOJust WatchedThe worst wildfires in AmericareplayMore Videos ...The worst wildfires in America 01:02PLAY VIDEOBut something's missing. Can an 840-page scholarly dissertation ever give you chills? Will any wonky report ever pack enough of a punch to make you swear off plastic bottles, switch to an electric car, start composting, go meatless on Mondays and demand our politicians do more to restrict industrial emissions? A study, by its very nature, is an abstraction. Here's what is missing from our national conversation about climate change: an emotional charge that hits you in the gut. We need in-your-face cause and effect. And this is where the media needs to step up.Every day, it seems, a new extreme weather catastrophe happens somewhere in America and the media's all over it, profiling the ordinary folks wiped out by forest fires, droughts, floods, massive sinkholes, tornadoes. But do reporters covering the who, what, when, where and how, ever talk about the real why? Do reporters mention climate change when they're stuck in a torrential downpour or use an out-of-control forest fire as a backdrop? No. It's still considered inappropriate to talk about the big elephant in the field, namely what we have long accepted as an act of God is increasingly becoming an act of man. The end of April saw a massive storm that inched up the Eastern Seaboard. Florida experienced horrific flooding. Pensacola airport saw the largest amount of rain in a single calendar day since the first tracking of rainfall there in 1880, according the National Weather Service. A senior citizen died after being swept into a drainage ditch. In Alabama, people were reportedly climbing onto their rooftops to survive. In Maryland, cars disappeared as a street collapsed. Where was the discussion of human-induced climate change in the midst of the horror? "It's too soon," is something I've heard as an explanation for why the news media avoids linking human-induced climate change to the breaking news coverage of a storm, a hurricane, a tornado, a flood or a forest fire. It's a shame, because that's when the conversation would have the most impact. It would force people to confront the effects of their own carbon footprint. If we keep saying, "it's too soon," soon it will be too late. Some would say it's heartless to lecture people about our collective lifestyle when they're in the throes of a crisis that could cost them their homes and even their lives. But isn't it the responsibility of journalists to tell viewers the truth, no matter how unpleasant? Wouldn't it help Americans more, in the long run, if we were forced to accept some responsibility for the environmental wreckage we prefer to assume is totally out of our control?Just hours after releasing the ominous climate change report, President Barack Obama visited with a group of leading meteorologists, including TV weatherman Al Roker. "This is a problem that is affecting Americans right now," the President told Roker, seemingly imploring him to use the power of mass media to get the urgent message out to Americans. I'll be even more blunt. Go ahead, weathercasters and reporters: Tell Americans precisely what we don't want to hear, namely that our self-indulgent, carbon-heavy, gluttonous and disposable lifestyle is precisely what is churning up the angry response from the skies and seas. Bottom line: The way we collectively live is just not sustainable. Some might say it's irresponsible to connect any particular storm to climate change. But, with 97% of climate scientists agreeing that human-induced climate change is real, that excuse doesn't hold floodwater. The new White House report specifically links the increased frequency, duration and intensity of extreme weather to climate change. The White House report says it's still not too late to stop the worst repercussions of climate change. If we really want people to change their behavior, we need a national intervention on how human behavior, especially in developed nations such as the United States, contributes to climate change. The time for that intervention is the next breaking news alert, telling us that yet another weather catastrophe has struck. Opinion on the newsHow AirAsia flight compares to Air France 447 crashPilot Bill Palmer says the AirAsia flight had similarities to Air France 447, which also encountered bad weatherDon't turn your back on these childrenPoverty isn't the only reason why so many parents are paying to have their child smuggled into the United States, says Carole GeithnerIran's hypocrisy in condemning U.S. racism Michael Rubin says it's a farce that Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted tweets criticizing U.S. policeThe smart thing that makes you stupidRon Friedman says your smartphone may be making you behave stupidly; resolve to resist distractions in 2015Is AI a threat to humanity?Artificial intelligence does not need to be malevolent to be catastrophically dangerous to humanity, writes Greg Scoblete.Welcome to the troll ageThe ability to manipulate media and technology has increasingly become a critical strategic resource, says Jeff Yang.More from opinionWhat will happen if the bees disappear?Thanks, Ben Carson, but prison doesn't make people 'come out' gayWhy Iran's rise is a good thingPowered by Livefyre
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quote:We cast the net on Thursday, and there's a school of thought that he's headed for round four. Of course, if only one team thinks more highly of the Honey Badger, he could go higher than round four. For now, though, the middle rounds are where he'd likely go — if the draft were held today. One evaluator said that Mathieu was a better college player and hype machine than pro prospect. He projects to be a reserve defensive back and a kick returner at the next level, with his return skills being regarded as more valuable than his coverage skills. Another said that Mathieu is a quick, instinctive, tough playmaker in the slot. But his size and character will be major concerns. The fact that Rams rookie cornerback Janoris Jenkins is looking like a second-round steal could help Mathieu. But there are major differences between the two players. Jenkins found a landing spot and turned himself around after getting kicked out of Florida. Mathieu bottomed out after getting the boot from LSU, and he will have gone a full season without playing at the time he enters the draft.
quote:Go back to O/T. $500,000 year is wealthy. TM7 is the 1%. Anyone who thinks with 253 draft picks TM7 won't be one of them barring any setbacks is not being logical.
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quote:$500,000 is fairly wealthy if you can earn it over a long career. If it's just for a few years, no, it is not wealthy.
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But Barnum, Veeck, and McMahon were all freewheeling entrepreneurs with an instinct for the outrageous. Savin works for an unwieldy, gray corporation with sagging profits and a client base of contentious old farts. Gulfstream is owned by Magna Entertainment Corp. (MEC), a spinoff of the giant Canadian auto-parts maker, Magna International. MEC owns a dozen racetracks, including Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, site of the Preakness Stakes, and Santa Anita Park in Southern California. According to the company's most recent earnings statement, revenues were up last year, but income was down -- by 46 percent.
In fact, Savin sounds more like hotel mogul Steve Wynn, who turned the Las Vegas casinos into family entertainment, than McMahon or Veeck. He wants to turn Gulfstream into "an entertainment center," he says, not just a racetrack.
"We'll always feature horseracing, just as the bread and butter of the Las Vegas hotels is casino gambling," he says. "But it's not the Venetian casino that you go to now, it's" -- uttering this as if it's preceded by the blare of trumpets -- "the Venetian."
The boldest Gulfstream event so far, the closest to the Barnum model, was "Sunshine Millions" on January 25. Dixieland bands greeted customers at all the entrances, contestants in a Hawaiian bikini beauty contest were on display, a Brazilian samba band snaked through the crowd, the band America gave a 90-minute concert and, oh yes, there was horseracing. The bettors in the crowd had eight high-stakes races to handicap -- four at the track and four on a simulcast from Santa Anita -- with a total of $3.6 million in purses.
Almost 19,000 people turned out for the event. Not bad, but still way behind recent race-day appearances at the track by Bryan Adams and Styx, each of whom drew sell-out crowds of about 30,000, and Cyndi Lauper, who brought in about 24,000. It's the eighth year of the concerts.
Savin has taken some lumps from racing purists for his hustling style. "I've been vilified, hanged in effigy," he says dolorously. There's no way around it. All of the squawky electric guitars and the thumping back beats are turning off some of the old guys.
Down near the clubhouse on a recent Wednesday, Pete Russo, a track regular, looked out at the panorama of royal palms and impatiens, with beach condo towers poking up on the horizon, and he was unmoved. Russo was there for one thing.
"Gamblers aren't lookin' to hear music and eat hot dogs," Russo says. "When you gamble, you've got to see how the horses look when they come out. A horse might be sweated up; he might not look right. You've got to be aware of everything. The music just destroys your concentration."
Savin, who comes from a prominent family of horse breeders, understands what Russo's talking about. "I'm a racing purist," he insists, "but you have to evolve; you have to change. You have to offer more than one live horserace every 25 minutes. That kind of show can't go on."
Savin's greatest hope for long-term viability rests not with tinkering with the laws or with flashier entertainment or with keeping the codgers happy. It rests with those families spreading out picnics on the grass on the track's infield.
Families, ergo kids, ergo future gamblers. So goes the thinking. "When a kid gets up next to the rail and sees those thoroughbred horses galloping past, kicking up dirt, we're planting some seeds," Savin says. The little boy with the dreamy eyes, sitting on the track's infield -- maybe, if the stars line up correctly -- may someday nurture a $200-a-day gambling habit. And that, at least from the perspective of track officials, is a good thing.


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Heart-Shaped Goat-Cheese Ravioli
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Calories | 573 |
Total Fat | 29.0g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 91.0mg |
Sodium | 627mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 54g |
Dietary Fiber | 0.0g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 12.0g |
Calcium | -- |
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- 32 (3 1/2-inch) dumpling wrappers, Gyoza, or wonton skins, (see note below)
- 1/4 cup(s) part-skim ricotta cheese
- 1/4 cup(s) goat cheese
- 1 tablespoon(s) chopped fresh parsley leaves
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) ground black pepper
- 1 large egg white, lightly beaten
- Prepare Goat-Cheese Ravioli: With 3-inch heart-shaped cutter, cut dumpling wrappers into heart shapes.
- In medium-size bowl, combine ricotta and goat cheeses, parsley, and pepper.
- Place 1 teaspoon cheese mixture in center of a heart-shaped dumpling wrapper. Brush egg white on wrapper around cheese mixture; cover filling with another dumpling wrapper. Gently press around the filling to expel any air pockets and to seal ravioli. Place ravioli in a single layer on towel-lined jelly-roll pans or baking sheets. Continue filling, brushing, and sealing to make more ravioli with remaining filling and wrappers. Cover ravioli with clean cloth towel and then with plastic wrap. Set aside 30 minutes or refrigerate if making ahead.
- Meanwhile, prepare Saffron Cream Sauce: In 1-quart saucepan, heat half-and-half, butter, and saffron threads to boiling over medium heat. Reduce heat to low and simmer until sauce thickens slightly -- about 10 minutes.
- To cook ravioli, in 4-quart saucepan, heat 3 inches water to boiling over high heat. Add ravioli and cook, stirring gently, 7 to 10 minutes or just until wrappers appear translucent. With slotted spoon, remove ravioli to towel-lined tray to drain. (They are fragile and cannot be poured into a colander.)
- To serve, gently stir ravioli and Parmigiano-Reggiano into Saffron Cream Sauce. Divide ravioli mixture onto 2 serving plates. Arrange 3 chives on each serving plate. Thinly chop remaining 2 chives and sprinkle on top of ravioli.
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