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By Erich Pratt
What do you do when life hands you a lemon? Well, you make lemonade, of course.
That's certainly what the Violence Policy Center has tried to do -- given the sour set of facts they have had to deal with over the past few years.
In their recent report, "Gun Deaths Outpace Motor Vehicle Deaths in 10 States in 2009," they try hard to put a positive spin on declining murder rates, albeit unsuccessfully.
Consider that during the first decade of this century, 40 million new guns were manufactured for sale inside the U.S., even while the murder rate has dropped 14%.
In other words, Americans own more guns than ever, and yet there is far less murder and crime.
So what's the gun control lobby to do? Their basic tenet is that more guns will inevitably lead to more bloodshed. The statistics, however, betray their guiding principles.
The answer for the VPC is to try to scare people with a cute little jingle -- proclaiming that gun deaths are now outpacing car deaths in several states.
To be sure, car deaths have consistently outnumbered gun deaths in the past, and they still do in the country as a whole. But now that gun deaths exceed car deaths in just one-fifth of the nation, is there a lesson that we are supposed to draw from this?
The Violence Policy Center thinks so. "The historic drop in motor vehicle deaths illustrates how health and safety regulation can reduce deaths and injuries," their study says. So if we would just apply more regulations upon firearms, they claim, then we'll all be safer!
Of course, it never occurs to the number-crunchers at the VPC that maybe we're experiencing fewer car accidents because fewer of the most aggressive drivers are on the road!
A Google search of the terms "fewer young people driving" turns up over 37 million hits. And a quick perusal through those articles reveals that the most dangerous age group has experienced a tremendous drop in the amount of time they spend in the car.
There are many reasons for the drop, including: higher gas prices, the current economic recession, concern for the environment by Generation Y-ers, and young folks' preferences for taking public transportation.
So one huge reason that Americans are experiencing fewer accidents is because the most dangerous age group is spending less time in their cars. Simple, right?
Yes, but it gets even worse for the VPC. A closer look at the ten states cited in their study reveals that, despite loosening their gun restrictions, these states are still experiencing less murder and violence.
In other words, fewer government regulations have resulted in fewer gun deaths! (Oh, what is the Violence Policy Center to do?)
Take the state of Alaska, which adopted a constitutional carry law in 2003, allowing its citizens to carry concealed firearms without getting a permit or prior permission from the government. The VPC claims these types of carry laws "threaten public and private safety."
But are Alaskans really in greater danger of gunfire? No! The fact is that the murder rate in Alaska had dropped by almost 33 percent on the five-year anniversary of the law which allowed citizens to start carrying firearms without a concealed carry license.
Same with Michigan, which is another one of these "dangerous" states where gun deaths now exceed car deaths. The Auto State made it easier for its citizens to carry concealed in 2001, and like Alaska, they have seen their murder rate drop through the floor in the ensuing ten years -- a drop of 15 percent.
Arizona also passed a constitutional carry law in 2010 like the one in Alaska -- meaning there are, potentially, millions of unlicensed citizens who are now carrying handguns concealed in the Grand Canyon State.
Despite there being more concealed guns on the street, however, Arizona's crime rate for this year is expected to be lower than in 2009, which is the year before the state's carry law went into effect.
A closer look at the other seven states which are highlighted in the VPC report reveals that the murder rates during the first decade of this century has dropped in each of those states -- except Oregon where the rate remained constant.
So let's be clear. In all ten of these states which were studied by the VPC, the overall drop in their murder rates has corresponded with a loosening of gun laws at either the federal or state levels.
See why the folks at the Violence Policy Center have such sour faces? They have tried to sell the American public a lemon, but the statistics show that less government -- and more citizens carrying firearms -- has resulted in greater safety for individuals.
Sometimes the truth is a bitter pill to swallow.
Erich Pratt is the Director of Communications for Gun Owners of America, a national gun lobby with over 300,000 members.
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I had been hearing lots about the Moto X but it wasn't on my radar for phones to check out. Then out of the blue I had an opportunity to get my hands on one, so I figured why not.
The biggest thing to remember about the Moto X is that it is not a hardware monster. It wasn't desgined to take on the Note 3 or similar top of the line phones in benchmarks, it was designed to be unique, be extremely well optimized and provides a great user experience. So lets see what Motorola have brought to the table.
The Moto X is a smaller phone by todays standards and has a 4.7 inch display. At that size you can get away with a 720p and get the benefits of reduced battery consumption. That's what they did and I think it was the right choice. The screen is repsonsive, bright and looks pretty good overall. To make sure their phone is durable they went with Gorilla Glass to keep the front safe.
The biggest asset the Moto X has, is its software. Motorola have obviously taken the time to think about what would enrich the users experience with a mobile device. It's the small things they have worked in that all add up to leave a noticeable impression at the end of the day.
The phone does a good job walking you through its unique extras, teaching you what functions are available and how to use them. I really liked the always listening access to Google Now. Even when the device was asleep, Google Now was accessible. Turning your wrist twice will activate the camera, and only a single touch on the screen is required, making it easy to take pics with the phone in one hand and using your thumb to snap the pic. The list goes on, but you get the point. Add in the fact that the phone is incredibly optimized allowing far better performance than the hardware would indicate, and you have a solid offering.
The Moto X has 5 Ghz and 2.4 Ghz Wifi. I tested them by taking a reading directly beside the router, another reading at the furthest point on my upper level, and a 3rd set of readings at the furthest point in my basement.
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These are fairly descent speeds as I've had some devices get almost unusable signal upstairs, and no signal at all in the basement.
Call quality
I'm not a big talker, I would much rather text. From the calls I did make, I can say the phone is fairly clear. I listened from my end and then had someone call me using the phone while I listened. I would definitely give the phone a thumbs up.
The speaker in the Moto X really surprised me. It wasn't the loudest or clearest speaker I've heard but it was pretty darn good. It had just enough volume and remained crystal clear even when maxed. I could even feel a little bit of bass in my hand while testing, something many mid to lower end phones lack.
Video playback
I tested the playback with HD clips from YouTube as well as a movie played through VLC player. The phone handled both situations well, as would be expected with a phone using an Adreno 320. Although it's last years GPU tech, it still has more than enough grunt to play media with ease.
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The Moto X wasn't the snappiest device for browsing but it held its own. At no point did I say "Man , these pages are taking a long time to load"
You can check out the Vellamo HTML5 scores further down in the review.
The GPS was on par with other Qualcomm device testing I've done. It locks quickly and holds its connection at all times.
I put the phone into Airplane mode to eliminate data assistance and got a cold lock in 20 seconds.
Subsequent locks were less than 5 seconds.
The 2 MP front facing camera proves you don't need huge mega pixel numbers to produce a nice image. The selfies I took were really nice and more than expected from the device. The rear 10MP camera was ok in well-lit conditions but suffered from a green hue in lower light conditions when the flash was used. Overall, I would say the rear camera could have been done better and needs an upgrade.
This is where I feel the optimization came into play. For an older tech processor that was bumped down to a dual core, the Moto X did ok.
Antutu = 22,083
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It was pretty easy to get a full day out of the Moto X with moderate usage. It also did ok in regards to screen time. I played movies on the phone taking it down to 9%. I put the screen on auto and I managed about 6hrs 45 minutes but forgot to start a new movie a couple of times, so the device probably could have handled over 7 hours of playback.
I tested the phones gaming abilities with Dead Trigger 2 and Asphalt 8. The games defaulted to a mid-range graphics setting but I manually set them to high graphics. The phone played both games fairly well thanks again to the Adreno 320. It wasn't as responsive and smooth as my Lenovo Vibe Z which uses an Adreno 330 but hey, that's to be expected.
Many people say the Moto X is way overpriced for what it is. To a certain extent I agree. In regards to hardware and specs it's hard to justify spending the asking price. What makes the phone worth taking a look at, is its uniqueness. Motorola have tried to do something a little different and in my opinion succeeded. There are rumblings about a new updated version coming this summer named the Moto X+1. I would hope they take a look at a better camera/flash combo, and add an expansion slot for extra memory. I am interested to see if the Lenovo purchase impacts Motorola's strategy and direction or if they will leave them to continue their own course.
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Anyone know how to make the clear Glycerin Soap Base
I'm new to this board, so please forgive my ignorance.
I love to make Soaps and i love use clear glycerin soaps. However the price is around $3.00 lb and then the cost of shipping. anyone have a recipe how to make the clear soaps. I know it is like making CP soap which i am familiar with but that is it. What i'm looking for is clear soap, not that amber transparance soap.
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I applaud your goal to master transparent soapmaking. It's a challenge for seasoned soapmakers.
You'll need to be proficient in hot process soapmaking first. Try this website:
Here's a good tutorial on the transparent soapmaking:
I've learned I'm happy to pay $3 per pound (actually, more like $1.75 per pound since I buy in bulk) since I can't seem to get the technique right! There's always some portion of soap that refuses to melt properly, and I've never achieved a smooth mixture. I stick to cold process, regular hot process and some M&P for fun.
Well, I found a recipe like that yesterday and i tried it. I used my first batch of left over Olive oil CP soap i made and i got the same resolutes as the article. To which i thought i did something wrong. I didnt want a amber colored clear soap. What i want is the clear melt and pour base. I will use this stuff if it safe for my skin when i need to scent thing with chocolate or dark brown scents.
It is not worth it!!! I hae tried so many times and finally mastered and it is still not worth it... Pay the money! I use it for chunks in my soap..Its worht the price..try Better Bee of Greenwich NY they have an online site and will send you a mail order catalogue...
Even though you feel it is not worth making. Please can you tell me how to make the clear glycerin soap that the sell as Melt and pour. I will be making it large batches for the soap store i want to open soon. and i have spent over 15 hours looking online for somthing and i find is what to do with the MP after you purchase it from someone else
I don't think this is too easy to make. See the site below for some info. The second site sells in huge quantities, the clear and shipping is based on the weight.
I did find this info. for you. Looks complicated. Let us know how you do.
"You can also make clear soap from scratch. This method involves all the aspects of cold process soapmaking, but takes it a few steps further by adding alcohol for clarity and a glycerin and sugar mix to suspend and enhance the clarity. It is a dangerous process because of the alcohol vapors. If you wish to make clear soap (which will not melt down like melt and pour  itÂs one pour only soap), please read "Transparent Soapmaking" by Catherine Failor. This is an excellent resource for anyone wishing to make clear soap from scratch".
Found a great site for you.
Great! Thank you. First time it tried this I went to the drug store and purchased 91% alcohol. Recipe said that you can get 90% at the drug store in some states. It said "use rubbing alcohol." It meant to say DON'T use rubbing alcohol. It meant use 90% Ethanol which is the same as moonshine. And I believe is illegal in most states. Now I found a recipe that calls for 70% Ethanol which is 140 proof.
I did get a transparent soap from this rubbing alcohol though it was a very dark amber color but I could see right though it. I continued to cook the soap, and cook the soap and stirred and stirred hoping it would come clear. But when I made it opaque again I gave up.
I order a gallon of coconut oil and 32oz of Castor oil (Yum, Yum) and when these come I will try the recipe. I will post my results here.
Hi Wrendora, I am also searching for a recipe for Clear Glycerin base. It isnt difficult to make! I have a friend who runs a soap business and she wont even sell me the recipe, but tells me it takes 6 hours to make and isnt difficult. If you find a recipe, please let me know.
I actually have a few recipes at home. I could post it here later tonight. Its not hard. Not hard at all. And simple ingrients. Sugar, glycerin, Everclear. The thing that i have a hard getting is everclear. ITs 22 dollars for .75 litter bottle in my state.
I can not afford to make it here. In other states Ethanol is easy to come by and cheap.
Ok Here is a good link:
The recipe is on that page. You need to know how to make CP/HP soap before even attempting this
I recommend everyone getting this book:
Making Transparent Soap by Catherine Failor
Note: Homemade transparent soap is different from M&P, if you try to melt it again, it will loose its transparency. Also anywhere they say alcohol they mean ethanol. You can NOT use rubbing alcohol.
Make this recipe at your own risk. No is responsible for this but yourself
Does anyone know how to make that glycerine soap base with exact quantities of all the ingridients? I need it for my school project, we're supposed to make heart-shaped soaps for Valentine's Day.. I just cannot find the right recipe, please help!


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The WindyCityRails event will be held September 12 in Chicago. A few weeks ago, Dana Jones told event organizer, Raymond T. Hightower, that onsite childcare would help increase attendance by women. On her blog, Dana writes, "Ray was very enthusiastic about the idea, and actually followed through on researching childcare alternatives for WCR! The Westin – which is hosting the conference in September – partners with two childcare centers! Now, it's not inexpensive, but what is when it comes to conferences?"
Liana Leahy responded to Dana's blog post and pointed out that there are plenty of dads who will benefit from the childcare, too. She writes, "Making daycare available sets a great tone for the inclusiveness of the rails community. It also sends the message that good programmers include people with commitments away from their computers."
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Over the last few months, we have looked at RSS and Atom, two XML-based file formats that make it easy to create and distribute summaries of a Web site. Although such syndication, as it is known, traditionally is associated with Weblogs and news sites, there is growing interest in its potential for other uses. Any Web-based information source is a potentially interesting and useful candidate for either RSS or Atom.
So far, we have looked at ways in which people might create RSS and Atom feeds for a Web site. Of course, creating syndication feeds is only one half of the equation. Equally as important and perhaps even more useful is understanding how we can retrieve and use syndication feeds, both from our own sites and from other sites of interest.
As we have seen, three different types of syndication feeds exist: RSS 0.9x and its more modern version, RSS 2.0; the incompatible RSS 1.0; and Atom. Each does roughly the same thing, and there is a fair amount of overlap among these standards. But networking protocols do not work well when we assume that everything is good enough or close enough, and syndication is no exception. If we want to read all of the syndicated sites, then we need to understand all of the different protocols, as well as versions of those protocols. For example, there actually are nine different versions of RSS, which when combined with Atom, brings us to a total of ten different syndication formats that a site might be using. Most of the differences probably are negligible, but it would be foolish to ignore them completely or to assume that everyone is using the latest version. Ideally, we would have a module or tool that allows us to retrieve feeds from a variety of different protocols, papering over the differences as much as possible while still taking advantage of each protocol's individual power.
This month, we look at the Universal Feed Parser, an open-source solution to this problem written by Mark Pilgrim. Pilgrim is a well-known Weblog author and Python programmer, and he also was one of the key people involved in the creation of the Atom syndication format. This should come as no surprise, given the pain that he experienced in writing the Universal Feed Parser. It also handles CDF, a proprietary Microsoft format used for the publication of such items as active desktop and software updates. This part might not be of interest to Linux desktop users, but it raises interesting possibilities for organizations with Microsoft systems installed. The Universal Feed Parser (feedparser), in version 3.3 as of this writing, appears to be the best tool of its kind, in any language, and regardless of licensing.
Installing feedparser is extremely simple. Download the latest version, move into its distribution directory and type python setup.py install. This activates Python's standard installation utility, placing the feedparser in your Python site-packages directory. Once you have done installed feedparser, you can test it using Python interactively, from a shell window:
>>> import feedparser
The >>> symbols are Python's standard prompt when working in interactive mode. The above imports the feedparser module into Python. If you have not installed feedparser, or if something went wrong with the installation, executing this command results in a Python ImportError.
Now that we have imported our module into memory, let's use it to look at the latest news from Linux Journal's Web site. We type:
>>> ljfeed = feedparser.parse ↪("http://www.linuxjournal.com/news.rss")
We do not have to indicate the protocol or version of the feed we are asking feedparser to work with—the package is smart enough to determine such versioning on its own, even when the RSS feed fails to identify its version. At the time of writing, the LJ site is powered by PHPNuke and the feed is identified explicitly as RSS 0.91.
Now that we have retrieved a new feed, we can find out exactly how many entries we received, which largely is determined by the configuration of the server:
>>> len(ljfeed.entries)
Of course, the number of items is less interesting than the items themselves, which we can see with a simple for loop:
>>> for entry in ljfeed.entries: ... print entry['title'] ...
Remember to indent the print statement to tell Python that it's part of the loop. If you are new to Python, you might be surprised by the lines that begin with ... and indicate that Python is ready and waiting for input after the for. Simply press <Enter> to conclude the block begun by for, and you can see the latest titles.
We also can get fancy, looking at a combination of URL and title, using Python's string interpolation:
>>> for entry in ljfeed.entries: ... print '%s' % \ ... (entry['link'], entry['title'])
As I indicated above, feedparser tries to paper over the differences between different protocols, allowing us to work with all syndicated content as if it were roughly equivalent. I thus can repeat the above commands with the syndication feed from my Weblog. I recently moved to WordPress, which provides an Atom feed:
>>> altneufeed = feedparser.parse( ... "http://altneuland.lerner.co.il/wp-atom.php") >>> for entry in altneufeed.entries: ... print '%s' % \ ... (entry.link, entry.title)
Notice how this last example uses attributes entry.link and entry.title, while the previous example uses dictionary keys entry['link'] and entry['title']. feedparser tries to be flexible, providing several interfaces to the same information to suit different needs and styles.
a small semantic error in aggregator.py
In aggregator.py, instead of the feed's title there's the first feed title :
aggregation_file.write('%s\n' % \
I would suggest you this :
aggregation_file.write('%s\n' % \
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Install error
I came up with an error also. I'm running SUSE 9.1 and on installing as per instructions came up with anerror:
No module named distutils.core
Ive been trying to work with Linux for many years and it's getting much more user freindly, but coming up with errors like this only lead to frustration.
Not so simple install
I can't speak for other distro's but on Mandrake 10.1 and likely previous versions libpython2.x-devel must be installed not just python.
Installing feedparser is extremely simple. Download the latest version, move into its distribution directory and type
python setup.py install.
This activates Python's standard installation utility, placing the feedparser in your Python site-packages directory. Once you have done installed feedparser, you can test it using Python interactively, from a shell window:
This will quickly result in feedback of:
error: invalid Python installation: unable to open
/usr/lib/python2.3/config/Makefile (No such file or directory)
or similar unless libpythonX.x-devel is installed.
Apparently this applies to RedHat fedora also.
Other than that, haven't checked into the code sample from the first reply, this is a fine article that I hope will get me started on my own personal aggregator so I can replace Knewsticker with a robust and site friendly aggregator. And not get banned at /. again (-:
Download link, and example code typo
The article doesn't seem to actually say where feedparser can be downloaded from (and there is no "resources" link for this article). Presumably this is the site in question:
Also, in the How New Is that News? section, it looks like the code snippet is actually missing the "modified" parameter in the function call. I think those lines should be:
last_retrieval = (2004, 9, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
ljfeed = feedparser.parse("http://www.linuxjournal.com/news.rss",
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The nearest verified occurrences of Sierra Nevada red foxes have been in the Sonora Pass area, north of the park, where biologists say a small population was first documented in 2010. Prior to that, the last verified sighting of a Sierra Nevada red fox in that area was two decades ago. The species hasn't been seen in the park in nearly 100 years. Read More »
The solo exhibition "Gowanus: Off The Water's Surface" is on view now at Lilac Gallery New York through Dec. 1, featuring more than 25 abstract, painterly photographs of the highly-polluted Gowanus Canal. Read More »
The International Center of Photography launched a series last week that includes an Instagram "takeover" as part of its fall program, highlighting the role of photography in understanding climate change. Each week through Jan. 5, a different photographer or member of the scientific community will post images to the ICP Instagram account. Read More »
Near the Mexican border lies California's largest lake, the Salton Sea—a once-thriving resort area whose population has dwindled over the years as the salty body of water has grown increasingly foul. Read More »
In our oceans lie a rainbow of sea life in a vast array of colors, shapes and sizes. Some we know and love and many we're just discovering. Here the familiar lobster surprises us with some rare examples of color. Read More »
Photos by astronauts taken during the Earth's nighttime can reveal the differences in shapes, sizes, and brightness of American cities. Can you identify which city is which? Read More »
Photographer Rodrigo Baleia first set out to make photographs of the Amazon rainforest in 2000- and after twelve years and about 218,000 miles of flight documentation, he is still not satisfied with his mission in chronicling the deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon. Read More »
For the first time, astronomers combined the full range of colors available to the Hubble Space Telescope, stretching all the way from ultraviolet to near-infrared light. The resulting image- made over a nine-year period from 841 orbits of telescope viewing time- contains approximately 10,000 galaxies, extending back in time to within a few hundred million years of the big bang. Read More »
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Although U.S. murder rates have been dropping for years nationwide, they remain stubbornly high in poor pockets of cities large and small. In many cases, the victims are black men.
California's beleaguered timber industry is making a comeback, boosting the economies of rural towns that remain otherwise hard hit by the economic downturn.
In Stockton, Calif., 58 murders were reported last year, more than double the 24 reported in 2008. The city is considering filing for bankruptcy and has already laid off police officers. Photographer Matt Black documented some of the sites where these incidents occurred last year.
Over the past decade, leading aviation companies have built increasingly sophisticated factories in Morocco, as local officials hope this push into advanced manufacturing can attract more basic industries in its wake.
Americans 25 and under face one of the toughest job markets in modern history, but they're looking to the future, too. This week, The Wall Street Journal invited some to answer this question: Where do you see yourself five years from now?


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The 2008 United States failing economy caused by a poorly handled housing market rise and fall (Highest foreclosure rates since The Great Depression) coupled with a time of war overseen by President Bush and his administration.
We bought that home out of the homegression era. Boy was it a deal!
by Brian Pere February 17, 2008


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This is for my sweet /Lucifer .. she wanted a sexy smurfette and was waiting for this over 3 month now ... I hope she'll like it Smurfette was the only female Smurf until the creation of Sassette. She has more delicate features than the other Smu...Dec 9th, 2013
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Monatisia 2013. Photoshop Cs5 + Wacom Cintiq 22 HD. This is my entry for the "Gioconda project" (http://giocondaproject.com/), a non-profit artistic experiment with a creative international flare, showcasing high quality artwork from...Oct 28th, 2013
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