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CNN — Color North Carolina light red.
CNN is moving its classification of the swing state from true "toss up" to "lean Romney."
Four years ago then Sen. Barack Obama became the first Democrat since 1976 to carry North Carolina in a presidential election. And this summer the Democrats held their nominating convention in Charlotte.
While the Obama campaign continues to run ads in North Carolina, spending just over $1.2 million to run spots over the past week, according to Campaign Media Analysis Group, which tracks ad spending for CNN, the president hasn't made a campaign stop in the state since his nomination at the Democratic convention in early September.
Last week, in a clear sign its confident about turning the state from blue to red, Republican nominee Mitt Romney's campaign moved its North Carolina spokesman out of the state and planned to shift more staffers to other states.
This week the Obama campaign denied that they were giving up on North Carolina, saying they have a "credible pathway to 50%" in the state. But some campaign officials privately acknowledge that the state, which Obama can afford to lose, is moving out of reach.
With the shift of North Carolina, CNN now estimates that Romney is leading in states with 206 electoral votes. The shift does not affect CNN's estimate that Obama is leading in states with 237 electoral votes. Two-hundred and seventy electoral votes are needed to win the White House.
CNN is also shifting Indiana and Missouri, two states that are currently "lean Romney," to "safe Romney." Obama carried Indiana four years ago, becoming the first Democrat since 1964 to win the state in a presidential election. And he narrowly lost Missouri to Sen. John McCain, the 2008 GOP nominee.
But this cycle, the Obama campaign has not seriously contested either state.
The moving of Indiana and Missouri does not affect the electoral count.

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EDMONTON - The Journal is following five employees and family members who are taking Smart Steps to quit smoking forever. Smart Steps is a three-session, how-to cessation program developed for the workplace by the Lung Association Alberta & N.W.T. and supported by Health Canada.
Participants are revisited by a program facilitator during followup sessions one month, three months, six months and 12 months after completing the learning cessation sessions. Our quintet of quitters volunteered to have their progress tracked online and in the newspaper, both to help keep them accountable and to inspire other smokers to butt out, too.
They finished their third and final Smart Steps learning session on Feb. 2. Their first one-month followup session with Krista Potter, tobacco program specialist, happened March 8.
Vlad Pylypchuk, massage therapist, married to a Journal employee
Quit cold turkey on Jan. 11, almost nine weeks ago. "I feel great. Still not smoking. Trying not to think about that."
Vlad is trying to be more active since putting on a few pounds "but it's not a critical situation, it has more to do with not being as active over the winter."
Sometimes, when he's stressed, he thinks having a cigarette would help. "But I run away from the situation by telling myself not to think about it. Be a tough guy.
"I'm lucky that I'm self-employed and work by myself because I think if people were smoking around me it would not be very good for me."
Vlad makes a point of avoiding people smoking "because the smell sometimes stimulates the brain to think, 'Just one cigarette.' But I know if I have one I will start again."
He gets really tempted maybe once every couple of weeks. When it happens, he starts reading a book or magazine or hits a learning program on DVD until the craving passes.
"It was very difficult for the first two or three weeks, but now, it's not that difficult."
April Baldonado, paramedic on maternity leave and sister of a Journal employee
Smoked her last cigarette Feb. 2, almost six weeks ago, after a one-on-one session with a hypnotist. "My desire to smoke is gone, so it's not a craving, but certain things still trigger a memory of smoking, like if I have to go to the garage to get a screwdriver or something. The garage was where I smoked.
"I'm just kind of angry that I spent so much time smoking, because now I have to make new memories."
She's making some of those new memories with her sister Dawn. "I'm developing new ways of connecting with Dawn. Instead of our evening conversations while having a cigarette, we're getting together with our kids more, going shopping, going to bingo. We've even gone for coffee, something we haven't done in years."
April still doesn't have a lot of energy. "I think I used smoking as a way to give myself a boost, now I don't have that." She hasn't been on the treadmill for awhile, something she still hopes to start doing for 20 minutes every day. But she's looking forward to getting outside more with her kids.
"I buy healthy food, I don't buy chips or anything like that, but I've put on a few pounds."
April hasn't needed to play her hypnosis reinforcement CD for about a month. And she got a boost recently from finding out she and Dawn helped inspire their cousin to quit smoking on her birthday.
"She said, 'because you guys were willing to quit and have The Journal document it and put yourselves out there like that, I decided I could do it.' She's been smoking since her teens and she's in her 40s.
"My sister-in-law also quit the same time as me.
"When you see somebody close to you quit, it gives you a little extra courage to do it too."
Dawn Lemire, Journal sales assistant and April's sister
Quit smoking Jan. 31, six weeks ago, after a one-on-one session with a hypnotist who helped her quit smoking before. Dawn's resolve as a non-smoker was sorely tested last week when her 22-month-old son Brady had to be rushed to hospital emergency in the middle of the night. Normally, something stressful like that would have had her going for a cigarette, which actually would have been more stressful.
"It would have taken me away from where I wanted to be. It would have made it 10 times worse. My anxiety level woud have been up, I would have been away from him worrying, smoking, getting my blood pressure up. It was really nice that I didn't have to leave Brady. I know for sure now that I'm completely done smoking."
Like her sister April, Dawn was surprised, but pleased to find out they had inspired their cousin to butt out on her birthday.
Dawn has gained weight since losing the smoking, but it doesn't bother her. "I know I need to eat better and take care of myself better that way. I'll deal with that when I'm ready. I'm not ready yet."
Debbie Horlick, Journal sales rep
Butted out Jan. 30, six weeks ago, after attending a stop-smoking hypnosis seminar. Debbie has started the second stage of using the patch, which has less nicotine. "I think that's maybe why I'm having more cravings."
Since quitting smoking, she has discovered candy. "There's not a candy bowl that's safe with me around. I imagine, one morning, I'm going to wake up and I won't be able to do up my pants. Today it's Pringles (potato chips), tomorrow it might jujubes. I'm trying to pace myself. The last time I quit smoking I gained 15 pounds. I could have gained more. It took me over a year to get rid of it."
To offset the snacking, Debbie regularly walks her dog and is planning to sign up for a walking class with The Running Room starting at the end of March.
"My ultimate goal is to be healthier. I'm not coughing at all anymore, which is good. And my smile is brighter — my teeth are easier to clean and floss.
"My energy hasn't bounced back. I think it's because I'm still not sleeping and I'm not eating good. But overall, I'm doing well."
Rhonda Vickers, Journal sales development manager
Quit Feb. 1, six weeks ago. Rhonda is finally starting to sleep better. "I've always been a terrible sleeper, so I'm back to sleeping just as terribly as I did prior. I'm still tired but I have more energy than I did before."
She is craving cigarettes less, although the drive home from work — one of the triggers for her smoking — is still very tempting. "I used to run errands like crazy on Saturday because then I could smoke and go shopping. I find our cupboards are little more bare because I'm still not taking that trigger of going grocery shopping."
She has just started the second stage of using the patch, and continues to chew Nicorette gum, but she needs it less.
"It's getting easier, absolutely, although, I walked out of a coffee shop the other day and someone was standing outside smoking and I kind of still like that smell. It was just a fleeting moment.
"The cravings are way less and less severe too than any time I've quit before. I don't know if it's because of the (Smart Steps) plan, the patch, the gum or the acupuncturist I saw the second day after I quit smoking. I think a lot of it is that I have a plan for dealing with the cravings (breathing deeply or having a glass of water), if I have one."
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Yes, it's closed, too, but it works quite well.
This isn't much different from the existing situation. The current driver's X.org and kernel module components are open source, the closed source bits are the Mesa DRI driver and the VAAPI video playback acceleration widget. So basic 2D operation is open source, 3D and video playback acceleration are closed. Sounds much like this 'new' driver, in other words, they're just moving to some spiffy new technologies. (Which they'll probably implement just as badly as they implemented the old ones in the existing fricking driver).
Personally I care far less about spiffy new technologies than about them damn well open sourcing the code like they said they were going to for all their graphics hardware, years ago.
Oh well, at least if the new driver supports X.org server 1.7 it'll work on Fedora 12. Sigh.
The new IEGD version which is dated October 1st may have somewhat later code than the last psb version sent to Ubuntu repos (which was last touched in June), but I haven't had time to poke it yet.
gwenole: ah, really? thanks for the correction. I think I'm still correct that the feature support is the same between the two, though.


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I didn't know deers enjoyed chicken legs.
-cool shirt though-
Hooray, it's an Edgar!
YES YES YES!!! A MILLION TIMES YES!!!! I knew this was going to print somewhere!!! Congrats Edgar!
I think that snake is going in for the commando kill.
Antlers are made of bone, not wood. He should really check his facts first.
Looks like the other forest animals are a teeny bit jealous...
Holy sonofabeach! I was looking for this one!!! Awesome!!!
Looks like it's in the same style as Marcel Dzama illustrations. Very whimsical.
Edgar on yellow? Hmmm....
another shirt condoning violence to squirrels?! woot, i'm shocked.
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This is my heart because of this Edgar printing:
*faints dead away from overexcitement and overly-tight corset laces*
Okay, revival enough to buy two, overnighted. If it printed well (as it should, as Air was PERFECT), then more to come to meeeeeeee.
*happy unconscious-from-overabundance-of-joy dance*
This will go perfectly with my t-shirt of the all-day-lollipop-guy giving the narwal his horn.
Nails, glue, or duct tape? Or is tree sap a good adhesive?
That poor deer only wanted to play paddle ball and teach the other anthropomorphic woodland creatures its simple fun...but the squirrel had to go and ruin the game for everyone!
Sometimes edgar's style is a little unapproachable for me personally (even if I appreciate his craft), but this design is very accessible!
I will have to sleep on it being a yellow shirt, but I am very tempted.
wootchawant wrote:another shirt condoning violence to squirrels?! woot, i'm shocked.
Where is the violence?
Chicken leg LOL
Such a cute shirt! :D
I had a feeling this was printing here.
Congrats, Edgar. Good luck with the sales!
Edgar? Wheee! No doubt buying! And congrats!
It's like the tree is working on the deer's weave.
I can totally see myself lifting weights in this shirt.
How is the deer holding the mirror? It lacks fingers...or hands at all! Hooves can't hold things!
All is right in the world. I will go to bed a happy person, with visions of Edgar's whimsical drawings dancing in my head.
eHalcyon wrote:Where is the violence?
i'm just anticipating our fellow wooters who enjoy pretending things are in images that really aren't--for example, that mirror looks sorta like a paddle the deer could use on the unsuspecting nut-eaters.
and look at that: someone already made my point for me. <=)
So trees actually die from giving away all their branches, instead of humans.
rflcptr wrote:Antlers are made of bone, not wood. He should really check his facts first.
I think the real question here is: how is he holding on to the mirror? Deer don't have opposable thumbs!
colinm09 wrote:How is the deer holding the mirror? It lacks fingers...or hands at all! Hooves can't hold things!
He slipped it between the slot in the hooves... or perhaps, he put a specific notch in the underside of the hoof to hold it in place.
xazothia wrote:Sometimes edgar's style is a little unapproachable for me personally (even if I appreciate his craft), but this design is very accessible!
I will have to sleep on it being a yellow shirt, but I am very tempted.
What she said. I love it!
you're right! i wonder if that means this is a doe trying to impersonate a buck or a buck that needs some...er...enhancements...
Bartender, I'll have what Edgar is having.
u shouldve saws my face.
i was like, whats this weird yellow shirt today...
then i saw tree face.
then my face went :O
then i saw edgars name.
it was over
Congrats on the print, Edgar.
However, I'm still personally holding out hope for "My Pet Deer" to print somewhere, someday.
I'm seeing "How The Doe Gets Her Antlers" here, and I just can't un-see it.
Wonder what the bird thinks of this peculiar kind of "gentrification?" Love you Edgar!!!
MHBoston wrote:It's like the tree is working on the deer's weave.
a weave!
the momma bird is like.. hey come back w/ my babies!!!
who is this edgar and why is he so popular here?
luker256 wrote:who is this edgar and why is he so popular here?
Edgar is an artist and shirt designer and he's popular around here because he's damn good.
Congrats on the print, Edgar! Very, very well deserved.
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February 18th, 2010, 04:56 AM #1
The Technician
Twenty years after the fall of the Theocracy, a religious policeman, Jeremiah Tombs, the only living survivor of a hooder attack, has escaped his sanatorium. The scorpion drone Amistad lets him run, for though Polity technology could cure him, the AIs are reluctant to meddle since it was the near mythical Technician that attacked him, and it did something to his mind that even they don't understand.
The amphidapt Chanter pursues the Technician in his mudmarine, trying to understand the grotesque sculptures of bones the creature makes with its victim's remains, trying to understand its art. He is recruited by Amistad, along with ex-rebel Commander Lief Grant, and a lethal black AI everyone thought was dead.
Tombs could possess information about the racial suicide of the Atheter, but his self-destructive madness needs to be cured by confrontation with the reality about him, a reality in which the religion-hating Tidy Squad wants him dead. And meanwhile, in deep space, the mechanism the Atheter used to reduce themselves to animals, stirs from slumber and begins to power-up its weapons.
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Nice, sounds intriguing. Hooders are one of the many small building blocks that make the Polity universe come alive.
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February 22nd, 2010, 08:28 AM #5
So very true, and that is what contributes to the -if you can use the term this way- realism of the setting. Or maybe real-world grounding is a better description.
In life here on earth many gruesome things happen every day, of course most involve insects and the like but still. The viciousness of the wildlife (natural or otherwise) in the Polity books reflects nicely this completely natural behaviour.
February 22nd, 2010, 10:35 AM #6
Glad to read that from you. The times I've read people talking about overly vicious life forms in The Skinner and wondered to myself, have these people ever seen Attenborough's Blue Planet?
June 30th, 2010, 01:00 AM #7
I've not seen this in the library yet.
Is it new? I realise I could look it up on the net but hey..... why not ask the author?
Looking forward to anything new in the NA catalogue.
November 4th, 2010, 04:26 AM #8
Chuffalump, judging by your posting the book either wouldn't have been out, or was not out long at that point.
December 5th, 2010, 06:25 AM #9
Yeah. I forgot that an author is probably a busy man. Especially if he is also doing up a house in Greece.
April 14th, 2011, 12:35 PM #10
Bought it. Read it. Enjoyed it.
Just ordered Gridlinked too. Already read it but anything I can re-read is worth owning.
July 17th, 2011, 11:28 AM #11
I do have a question about The Technician which may be classed as a spoiler so don't read any further unless I manage to work out the text change thingy.
Spoiler:At one point one of the characters in is a converted church talking to the Planetary AI about Amistad. The AI talks about Amistad planning to upgrade himself as if it's common knowledge. The character also reacts as if this is common knowledge.
I read the book for the second time a month ago and on both occasions this has caught me completely by surprise. Can anyone tell me where this is first mentioned? Have I missed the information each time or is there some kind of continuity error? I do speed read, especially on a book I've read before, so it's entirely possible I've missed something.
November 16th, 2011, 11:23 AM #12
Maybe a continuity error. I'll have to do a search on the file.
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Wow, this was the book that started it all for me. Read it, then read everything before it and then read it again.
Brilliant Neal, brilliant.
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Your wrist isn't your best feature. You've known it your whole life, and you're a little (justifiably) insecure about your ugly wrist. I understand why you cry yourself to sleep every night cursing the mean spirited God would doom you to such an ugly wrist. And so does MOGO, so they made you these bracelets to make it all better.
You're like, inky, we've seen MOGO before. And I'm all, yeah, but have you seen they've added holiday themed ones?
Which holiday set is the coolest?
Are these appropriate for say a 12 year old girl or is this something for younger kids? I got a bracelet and some charms thinking my granddaughter might like them but am having second thoughts. I have younger grandnieces though that I could gift with these. After going to the MOGO web site I thought this might be more like for 8 or 9 year olds?
Anybody? I really want to know about these please.
I bought a couple of bracelets for my 10 year old granddaughter. She really likes them. I would think a 12 year old would like the bracelet. It doesn't look child-like and depending on the charms used, it can identify what the child likes. My granddaughter is a gymnast and loves the gymnast charms.
lynnemt wrote:I bought a couple of bracelets for my 10 year old granddaughter. She really likes them. I would think a 12 year old would like the bracelet. It doesn't look child-like and depending on the charms used, it can identify what the child likes. My granddaughter is a gymnast and loves the gymnast charms.
My 9 yr old daughter absolutely loves these things. The magnets hold well and she can easy swap them out from day to day.
She just recently misplaced hers somewhere in the house so I'm grabbing a few of these today. A new one for her and one for my 5 yr old.
Makes a good stocking stuffer.
mrsjhaye wrote:Anybody? I really want to know about these please.
I would not get them. All a kid has to do is swallow one 4 years old or 14.. dangerous item
not a good item.. little kids could get to them and swallow one.. They are magnets so Not very safe..
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