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I'm very excited to welcome you to Press Publish, our brand new weekly Nieman Lab podcast.
Here's the deal: At Nieman Lab, I'm very lucky to be able to talk with a lot of smart people engaged in building the future of news. Journalists, technologists, business-side folks, entrepreneurs, academics: They each have different angles on where we're headed and how they're trying to get us there. I've always wanted a forum to have longer conversations with these people — to nerd out with them, really — and share them with our audience.
So that's what Press Publish will be: a weekly conversation with the people making the future of news.
We'll be putting out a new episode every week, and they'll usually average 45 minutes to an hour. (Great for commutes!) My hope is that, if you listen regularly, you'll get a good sweep of the many ways news is changing — and also that you'll get to hear from a lot of interesting people.
A quick note: Most episodes of Press Publish will be at least a little bit nerdy. This one gets a little nerdy about code; future episodes might be nerdy about advertising formats or workflows or analytics or academia. I'll do my best to make sure it all remains accessible, but, hey — nerding out is what we aim to do here. I think part of our mission is to be a center point for different kinds of nerds to learn from each other, and I hope Press Publish will be part of that. Also, with each episode I'll pull out links to all the things we talk about and include them in the Show Notes section below.
Dan Sinker and Erin Kissane are two of the key people behind Source, the new(ish) site from Knight-Mozilla OpenNews. Here's how they describe it:
Source is a Knight-Mozilla OpenNews project designed to amplify the impact of journalism code and the community of developers, designers, journalists, and editors who make it.
They do that by assembling a big, living repository of journalistic code, interviewing developers about how they did certain things, highlighting community events, and more. It's pretty great for those of us are interested in the code side of journalism — and it's definitely worth watching if you want to keep up with that rapidly developing space.
I talked with Dan and Erin about how Source came to be, how they designed a content strategy for it, how they've tried to work with the existing community of news devs, and how the journalism+code equation is evolving.
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Punk Planet
The F***ing Epic Twitter Quest of @MayorEmanuel
Contents Magazine
The Elements of Content Strategy
A List Apart
Knight-Mozilla OpenNews
Jeremy Ashkenas
Agile software development
Krista Stevens
Scott Klein
Brian Boyer
Joe Germuska
Heather Billings
Ryan Pitts
OpenNews Learning
Erika Owens
Responsive IFrames
Simple Tiles
2012 MIT-Knight Civic Media Conference
Tang (which wasn't invented by or for NASA, actually)
Knight-Mozilla OpenNews' News Developer Portraits
News Developer Portraits: Jeremy Ashkenas, New York Times
Jacob Harris
Source on The New York Times' election results loader
Mike Bostock
Source on The New York Times' 512 Paths to the White House
Source coverage of the 2012 elections
Source coverage of Hurricane Sandy
Source's "People" content type
Chris Groskopf
Biella Coleman
Coleman, "Three Ethical Moments in Debian"
IETF language tags
Miguel Paz
Versioned writing
|Millennials say keeping up with the news is important to them — but good luck getting them to pay for it
The new report from the Media Insight Project looks at millennials' habits and attitudes toward news consumption: "I really wouldn't pay for any type of news because as a citizen it's my right to know the news."
|The next stage in the battle for our attention: Our wrists
News companies have moved from print dollars to digital dimes to mobile pennies. Now, with the highly anticipated launch of the Apple Watch, the screens are getting even smaller. How are smart publishers thinking about the right way to serve users and maintain their attention on smartwatches?
|A wave of distributed content is coming — will publishers sink or swim?
Instead of just publishing to their own websites, news organizations are being asked to publish directly to platforms they don't control. Is the hunt for readers enough to justify losing some independence?


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Bloom Boosters - How Much P is Enough?
Lets first look at the role of fertilizers in general. There are 6 factors that affect plant growth and yield; they are: air, water, light, temperature, soil or media, and nutrients. Liebig's Law of Limiting Factors states the most deficient factor limits plant growth and increasing the supply of non-limiting factors will not increase plant growth. Only by increasing most deficient factor will the plant growth increase. There is also an optimum combination of the factors and increasing them, individually or in various combinations, can lead to toxicity for the plant.
From the above, we can say that when any nutritional element is deficient in the soil, plant growth slows. We have a term for this occurrence: environmental dormancy. When the deficient element is restored to adequacy levels the environmental constraint caused by the deficient element is eliminated and plant growth can resumes at a normal rate, as long as there are not additional limiting factors. Continuing to increase the element beyond the adequacy range offers no benefits and can deleteriously affect the plant - often in several ways, depending on the element.
Somewhere along the way, we curiously began to look at fertilizers as miraculous assemblages of growth drugs, and started interpreting the restorative (of normal growth) effect of fertilizer as stimulation beyond what a normal growth rate would be if all nutrients were adequately present in soils. ItÂs no small wonder that we come away with the idea that there are Âmiracle concoctions out there and often end up placing more hope than is reasonable in them. In couplet with the hope for the Âmiracle tonic is Âmore must be betterÂ. IÂll use the latter idea as the lead-in for my thoughts on high-phosphorous fertilizer blends.
Among container growers you often find common belief that high-phosphorus (P) content fertilizers are a requirement for promotion of root growth and/or flowering. Fertilizer blends like 15-30-15, and even 10-52-10 are sold under names that imply that you actually NEED these formulas for plants to bloom well and to produce strong roots. Lets examine that idea in a little more depth.
While anecdotal evidence abounds, there is very little scientific evidence to show any need for such products. IÂve mentioned in other posts that high-P fertilizers are a historical carry-over from when it was most common for plants to be started in outdoor soil beds, the soil in which was usually still quite cold at sowing time. Both the solubility of P and plants ability to take it up are reduced in cold soils, so it was reasoned that fertilizing with high levels of P insured that at least some would be available during periods of growth in chilled soils.
We know that tissue analysis of leaves, roots, flowers - any of the live tissues of healthy plants will reveal that P is present in tissues at an average of 1/6 that of nitrogen (N) and about 1/4 that of potassium (K). Many plants even contain as much calcium as P. If we know that we cannot expect P to be found in higher concentrations in the roots and blooms than we find in foliage, how can we justify the belief that massive doses of P are important to their formation?
It is well known among experienced growers that withholding N when all other nutrients are available at adequate levels induces bloom production, even on smaller and younger plants. Though plants USE nutrients at approximately a 3:.5:2 ratio (note that N is 6 times the level of P, and K is 4 times the level of P), most greenhouse operations purposely fertilize with something very near a 2:1:2 ratio to limit vegetative growth so they can sell a compact plant sporting pretty blooms to tempt you.
Simply limiting N limits vegetative growth, but it does nothing to limit photosynthesis. The plant keeps making food, but it cannot use it to grow leaves and extend stems because of the lack of N. To where should we imagine the energy goes? It goes into producing blooms and fruit.
What harm might there be in a little extra P in our soils? First consider that the popular 10-52-10 has almost 32 times more P than a huge percentage of plants could ever use. Even 1:1:1 fertilizer formulas like the popular 20-20-20 are already high P formulas because they have 6.25 times more P (in relation to N) than plants require to grow robustly and normally.
Evidence of phosphate overfertilizing usually always includes some degree of leaf chlorosis. P competes with iron (Fe) and manganese (Mn) ions for attachment sites and causes antagonistic deficiencies of these micronutrients. Unfortunately, the deficiency of these elements causes interveinal chlorosis (yellowing), and the first thing we normally consider as a fix for yellow leaves is more fertilizer, so we give the plants a good dose of our favorite bloom-bomb which causes, no surprise - worsening of the condition.
IÂll close with an anecdote of how I used to fertilize plants with showy blooms before I had a better understanding of the overall picture. I would fertilize with a "bloom-boosting" fertilizer as long as foliage was bright green. As foliage inevitably yellowed, I would then switch to a high N formula until the color returned and start the cycle over again. I THOUGHT that the P was helping produce blooms and the yellowing was caused by a lack of N, which I quickly jumped to correct at the first evidence of yellow. I now understand that the high levels of P were what were causing the yellowing and it wasnÂt my returning to a high N formula that greened the plant up again, it was the reduction in the level of P in the soil when I stopped using the high-P formulation.
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Al I'm just starting to understand fertilizer. But still confused. I'm going to ask a few questions at the risk of sounding dumb. :)You said Though plants use nutients at approximately 3.5.2 ratio. note that n is six times the level of p. Doesn't The 5 mean more? I know I'm missing something obvious.
I'm getting ready to feed my clematis supper phosphate is this not good? filix
I hope you don't cringe when you see me posting again. I thought I would ask a question I asked in another post but this would give you a place to respond in this thread where it belongs.
If I'm using the MG 24:8:16 and I wish to lower the N to increase fruiting or blooming. Assuming I am using one scoop per gallon. If I understand correctly I would use a lesser amount. I would add something that raises K. Could you explain what I could add to that and if I am understanding correctly how to reduced N.
Also, if I didn't have anything to add, what I might look for (5:10:10 for example, even though the P is high) that we could use. I notice on the earthbox forum many suggest using anything with a lower N such as the example and many on here are using SWC's.
Thank you so much for your helping.
I understand that that we dont want to raise the P but lower the N. How about elimamting N and K like bone meal.
Also when you have a 20 20 20. What is the other 80%? What do they add to fertilizer. what is the carrier? I mean if you have 20% of 100 Whats the other 80%. In a liquid fert is it water? Dumb novice question. But I have wondered this. filix
Thanks again, N. ;o)
Hi, Filix. I'm not sure what you're asking me about the elimination of N & K & the bone meal thing, but bone meal acts soo slowly that it's very ineffective in containers.
20-20-20 is 20% by weight of each - N, P, & K for a 60% total. Fertilizers are not pure NPK, Ca, Mg, etc. These elements are found in compounds with other elements like potassium nitrate, ammonium nitrate, monoammonium phosphate, potassium sulfate ..... you get the picture. In dry fertilizers, 'ballast', which can be a variety of things like smelting slag and limestone, make up a portion of the blend and in the liquid fertilizers, water is a big part of the product.
Thanks again, N. ;o)
Hi, Filix. I'm not sure what you're asking me about the elimination of N & K & the bone meal thing, but bone meal acts soo slowly that it's very ineffective in containers.
20-20-20 is 20% by weight of each - N, P, & K for a 60% total. Fertilizers are not pure NPK, Ca, Mg, etc. These elements are found in compounds with other elements like potassium nitrate, ammonium nitrate, monoammonium phosphate, potassium sulfate ..... you get the picture. In dry fertilizers, 'ballast', which can be a variety of things like smelting slag and limestone, make up a portion of the blend and in the liquid fertilizers, water is a big part of the product.
I never bump my own posts, but in this case I'm making a small exception. It's been a while since this has been on the front page of the container forum, so rather than repost it, I thought I'd bump it in case there is fresh interest, and in the hope some may find it helpful.
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People babble on about the border ignoring the some facts. One, possibly as many as half of the 11 million came legally and overstayed their visas. Second, tight borders keep people in as well as out. Until I saw of graph of the estimated total illegal population from 1980 to about 2000, I wondered why at the end of mowing season in 1989, my yardman said as he was leaving to winter with his family in Mexico that he was not coming back. As indicated by the graph, the border had obviously tightened and going back and forth was getting too difficult.
For every one like my yard man who gave up and stayed home, there were several who gave up and stayed here. After a while they wanted their families here so they smuggled them in.
If Republicans had taken the advice of their own Grover Norquist, they would have won the election:
But even in 2006, when unemployment was at historic lows, they refused to address the issue of immigration reform, even though their own GWB wanted it. Instead they hid behind arguments such as "what part of illegal don't you understand?", refusing to acknowledge that undocumented workers were an essential part of the economy, and good for the country. Aren't the Republicans the party of private enterprise, individual freedom, and hard work?
The vote-shopping Democrats and this newspaper are trying to persuade sane people that it's good for the country to swap 11 million legal immigrants for the same or bigger number of illegal ones. Not a very prospective undertaking...
However, the discussion of this abysmally unconvincing TE article has been made practically impossible by non-arguments like "the only legal immigrants in the US are red skin Indians" and "America is a land of (illegal) immigrants, who plundered & robbed the land from the Native Indians" generously peppered with hysterical accusations of "genocide". To this, one should ask a simple question: even if all these were true, do you suggest a new genocide, by a new wave of illegal immigrants, should be approved for the good of the country?
Whatever wrongs the ancestors of the today Americans are guilty for, you cannot hold their great grand-grand-children indiscriminately accountable for them and build any resemblance of rational policy upon this utterly spurious base. By this logic, Germany should be still punished for the Nazi past; Russia - for the Communist crimes; the Aztecs' descendants for all the human sacrifice they committed; and the Huron for annihilating the Iroquois civilization in 1648-1650... not so long ago, huh?
What is the point of saying that "border security is already fearsome" (other than as a joke) - it is well known that on large streaches of the border their is virtually no security at all.
The statement "border security is already fearsome" reminds me of the statements in (I think) last week's Economist magazine that the LA Times supported "right wing causes" (not true for 50 years) and that CNN was a television station of the "centre" (oh really, so almost half the people there were Romney supporters?).
As for illegal immigration - why not take some practical steps that might (just might) make an open border policy (as a "pathway to citzenship" would have the same effect as the 1986 amnesty did) sustainable?
No taxpayer funded education for illegals (the Supreme Court case mandating this only dates from 1982), no automatic E.R. treatment (mandated by Act of Congress again as recently as the 1980s) and so on.
I know that the Economist magazine supports the Welfare State - but can you not at least limit it, not offer benefits to the entire planet?
That is not a policy - it is a sucide pact.
And please no absurd academic "studies" claiming that taxpayers make a profit from millions of unskilled people (not in the 1950s - but under the Welfare State) turning up (file those with the studies that "prove" that increasing the minumum wage law does not increase unemployment and that Nelson never went to sea).
As for a "pathway to citzenship" for illegals - would these the people who (according to Pew Research Centre) overwhelmingly support an even BIGGER government, one thant does MORE than it already does.
As Jay Leno (harldy a right wing firebrand) put it "do not say illegal immigrants - say undocumented Democrats".
Yeah, unemployment isn't high enough. We need more foreign workers to come in, flood the job market, further lowering wages and increasing unemployment. How much more can these self-serving politicians sell out America? We already know they're sold out to the gun industry.
The USA doesn't have a high enough birth rate to maintain our population. We need immigrants. BUt immigrants from countries traditionally friendly to the USA. No Hispanicks, they see the USA/Anglso as their bitter, hated historic rivals. Bring in Mahatma Gandhi Indians, Nepali and Cambodians to work our fields and in chicken slaughterhouses.
How could you not want scholarly Asian types? Those people come to join the USA as most other immigrant groups to the USA have done. With the sole exception of Hispanicks who come to steal the USA. They want a successful Spanish speaking country they can be proud of. So they try to steal the USA and call it their own creation.
Self-serving politicians sell out America paying back their campaign contributions (like Obama and Solandra ...).
Why should you maintain your population? Your premise is nil.
Why? Because a declining population means apartments go empty, people lose their investments, jobs go unfilled.
Empty apartments can be converted, and smaller population could live in bigger ones, meaning in better conditions. Smaller population needs less jobs, and investment is a risky business no matter how big population of a country is. No, your premise - and argument for it - is still nil.
I don't understand the article's stress on making things easier for immigrants to the US when it is really talking about making things easier for people who are here illegally. These folks already have a perfectly legal means to live the US:- go back to their own country and apply through the US consulate like people do in countries which don't have the advantage of a porous border with the US.
I have a perfect idea of immigration reform. Allow into the USA ONLY those people who come from the British Commmonwealth or those from countries who have beeen traditionally friendly to the USA, like S Korea and Thailand. Do not allow in people from countries who see the USA as an extension of the UK, their hated bitter, historic rivals (Spanish speaking Latin Americans). You will NEVER get production from such a people. You will just get hate, resentment, humiliation....
Hispanicks don't even try to hide their hatred of the USA and of the "Anglos". They justify their hate by claiming the "Anglos" have held them back from greatness over the centuries, and that they would have blasted off for Mars by Dec 1, 14 92, if not for USA/Anglo interference in their countries.
nice that the gang of eight is considering letting the number of visas fluctuate, but that doesn't get to the underlying problem. Why must there be visas at all? It's difficult to imagine a thriving economy with capital controls. Similarly, it's difficult to imagine a thriving economy while attempting to control the free flow of labor.
If the U.S. Fed had to pay for putting American citizens on welfare by illegal aliens and not American citizens pay for this welfare, would there be any illegal aliens? I think not.
I believe the Economist review the article statement,
"The country's 11m "undocumented" immigrants represent a huge pool of recruits for the unions and new hires for business."; do its research to find we have about 100 million on welfare of some sort in a country of 314 million costing $1.03 trillion a year by the Fed and states, and research United Nations Universal Declaration Of Human Rights particularly Article 23 (1948) and find illegals are a human rights violation of American citizens employment rights and then think of why the Economist would so support suppressing American citizens on welfare and deny them the right to jobs by taking that favorable view of illegals.
U.S. Fed forgot: American citizens own this country,
each legal alien here as cheap labor displaces 1 owner from a job;
also puts one owner on unemployment to welfare;
is not the fiduciary duty of the U.S. Fed to put the owners out of business by some 7 to 8 million jobs.
Continuous multiple years apply:
Greatest number of American citizens on welfare in U.S. history, and growing, thank Obama, his illegal aliens gor their jobs.
36% of head of households of 54.1 million aliens in the U.S. Are on welfare. How did Obama do it?
Greatest and near greatest number of American citizens on unemployment in U.S. History under Obama.
Greatest number (or near greatest number) of jobs held by illegals in U.S. History.
Greatest massive debt by Fed spending in U.S. History, thank Obama.
Was that the naturalization process took 40 years before 1 naturalization process family pays more in taxes than consumes from government may now take way over 60 years.
Gangsters: U.S. Federal Government "gang of 8".
Cartels: illegal drug operations
most often called illegal drug cartels (legal sounding?)
least often called illegal drug mafias or gangsters.
What never ceases to confound (& sadden) me is to witness, time & time again, the blatant lack of compassion, empathy or humaneness from the majority of the right-wing supporters. How can they all be so cold-hearted, selfish & self-absorbed xenophobes - across the board?? Especially knowing full well that America is a land of (illegal) immigrants, who plundered & robbed the land from the Native Indians..
I suppose by that reasoning you will demand that England, France, Spain and most of Central Europe be returned to the Celts.....or does it only go back to the Romans.....or perhaps the French could claim the continent based on the greatest extent of the Napoleonic Empire.
How about Israel. Do the modern day Israelis get to keep it, or the British, or the Ottoman Empire or a Muslim Caliphate or the Romans or the Babylonians or the ancient Jews or ....who? Are they all illegal immigrants or only the latest ones?
BTW - I'll note that the Native Americans did not have a coherent immigration policy nor did they enforce immigration laws. How did that work out for them?
You forgot we came forth upon this continent as land owners.
All I'm saying is stop being so judgemental about illegal immigrants. They are far better than the early invading immigrants, who did as they pleased usurping the land they set foot on.
How am I being judgmental? You just called them "illegal" immigrants, isn't calling them illegal a judgement?
My point was and remains, that any country has a limited tolerance for immigration because they fear that too large an influx in too short a time will change the nature of the country they love. Any time people arrive illegally, they crowd out others who would immigrate legally. I think it is wrong to punish the law abiding by excluding them while rewarding those who break the law.
By the way, can you name a country that has accepted more immigrants than the USA?
Like most Americans, my ancestors immigrated relatively recently. The last was my mother's father from Sweden in 1926. I wholeheartedly support increased immigration, I have relatives and friends I would love to join me here.
The problem I have with the 11+ million illegal immigrants is not that they aren't good hardworking people, the vast majority of them are. My problem isn't with the immigration, it's with the illegal part, and for two reasons. First, when your initial act upon entering a country is illegal, it does not set a good precedent for your respect for the other laws of the country. Without respect for law there is no civil in civilization. Second, and this is the unseen tragedy, by allowing 11+ million illegal immigrants in you crowd out those who would legally enter this country. Replace the illegals with legals and you could absorb the entire populations of Norway and Denmark and still have room for a few of the smaller Caribbean nations for example. Not that I want to empty any of those countries particularly, but I'm willing to wager I could find a number of residents from those populations who could contribute mightily to the USA, but due to their respect for the law are not allowed to today because someone else has taken their place.
The only truly "Legal" citizens are the Native Indians/First Nation people. So who are we to label others as "illegals"? Smacks of brazen hypocrisy & unashamed selfishness, to me.
Well said .... today's Americans forget the fact that the immigration of many early Americans was based upon GENOCIDE
Well said .... today's Americans forget the fact that the immigration of many early Americans was based upon GENOCIDE
What made Native Indians/First Nation people legal? The current best understanding is they immigrated from Asia via the Bering land bridge roughly 13,000 years ago. What legal right did they have to any of the land?
When Peter Minuet bought the island Manhattan from the Native Americans, was he legal? Both he and the Native Americans thought he was. Google "Treaty of Fort Wayne (1809)and see about the provenance of my current home.
Did Native Americans suffer with the influx of Europeans into what is currently the US, of course, but some also profited by selling land. Was it legal? Well, according to the laws at the time it was and both sides agreed. Just like when my ancestors arrived, they obeyed the laws at the time.
Laws change over time. At one time it was legal to own slaves in this country. It wasn't moral and the institution was overthrown at great human cost, but it was legal. My point is that for a civilization to be civilized you have to adhere to laws. If you disagree with the laws, change them, but if you ignore them you quite literally have anarchy. Is that what you advocate?
So you are saying the European immigrants wiped out the native peoples. That would seem to be an excellent argument for today's native peoples to be cautious about who they let in.
The ONLY natives in America are the Red Indians - everyone else in America acknowledges that they are immigrants - whether first generation or second generation or third generation
And on a different note, the WORST immigrants into the USA today are the WHITES from RUSSIA. At parties in Florida, I have heard many of them make bizarre statements such as "All blacks should be sent back to Africa" even if the Black person was a fourth generation African American. Other bizarre statements from Russian immigrants have been "This (America) is a white people's country"
Finally, to put things in the right perspective it is also well known fact that it is the immigrants that have made America into a great country. The immigrants work harder, are more conscientious and more desirous of doing good work in their adopted country. The American born Americans are the ones who seek entitlement to goodies
I agree we are a nation of immigrants. I would just prefer to welcome those who play by the rules and wait their turn. It does not seem far to make someone from India wait because someone from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, etc., snuck across the border and took their spot.
That's fine...glad to see you leave if that's better for you. I'm certain there is someone happy to take your place....considering the entire point of the story was 11 million people in the US illegally. Hope that get that gang rape situatin under control in the motherland.
Of course you also must be glad to see your countrymen from Utah living as my neighbor and working for an Indian company since he cant find a job in America
And for your information, your country wants people like me, who were educated at Columbia University on Deans Fellowship to come back to America and add to the entrepreneurship in America. However, entrepreneurs in India are the ones kicking America's ass so badly that even Barack Obama keeps ranting against their companies and how they are stealing American jobs without understanding the fundamental paradigm that jobs will move outside the Western world simply because you guys are UN-COMPETITIVE in the global market place for software, analytics and many other things including cars
OK, you convinced to revise my original statement. I am in a Mexican restaurant and the people here are wonderful. Much better to have illegal Mexicans here than legal Indians....at least if you are representative.
Good look in India with your space program. I remember when the US put a man on the moon. I was a child then, back 44 years ago. I assume you will feel the same pride when India does it.
Via con dios.
I am not an engineer, so no space program for me. My expertise is in the mathematical modeling of financial markets - rocket science yes but not for empty space. I shall leave it to America to find water and oxygen on the moon since your chemical plants and your toxic foods are hell bent on making planet earth into a giant chemical factory
Have fun eating mexican food, contaminated with all sorts of preservatives. Maybe next time you can try out my Indian restaurant in London - one of the world's most expensive restaurants The Cinnamon Club, which once even turned away Mick Jagger. I am just an ordinary investor in the venture hence always happy to have wealth westerners burn a hole in their pocket there
No toxic foods for me. Just nice juicy beef.
If your restaurant wants to take money from wealthy westerners, turning away Mick Jagger seems less than intelligent, but who am I to say. I guess you have your reasons.
So what you are implying is 'Might is right'. That's the law of the jungle, mate.
Actually, saying that I implied something is rather presumptuous. You may infer my meaning from my statements, but saying I implied something is rather rude.
As to "Might is right," no, I do not believe that is true. I do believe however, that without the might to enforce them, you have no rights. The world is littered with the remains of people who were morally "right" but unprepared to support those rights against a superior force. The most often cited 20th century example is likely the victims of Adolph Hitler and the Nazis, but there are countless others that either of us could name. I would note as well, that the victors get to determine afterward who was right and who was wrong, and it should come as a surprise to nobody that the victors are always right, at least in the history they write.
Now, I suspect that you do not approve of that situation, feeling those holding the moral high ground should always prevail, but sadly that is not the way the world works. In the real world, if you or your supporters can not defend them, you have no rights mate.
Unlike Capitalism, Globalization is zero-sum.
It's prudent for nations to amend their constitutions/laws/rules/regulations/taxes/duties/policies accordingly.
Hoi polloi has voted for Obama. As you sow, so you shall reap.
Why doesn't USA deport (jail too, if you want to deter repeat offenders) these 11m illegal immigrants?It's laughable how such a non-issue becomes so divisive in the states.
We have been for decades. However 11 million is a lot of of deportations, which are expensive to execute and difficult to track down. I know some illegal immigrants, who speak perfect english and make a decent wage and I know perfectly legal immigrants who don't speak a lick of english. How do you find all of them?
Get an injunction against the U.S. Fed illegally using the U.S. by the illegal aliens in their legal jurisdiction!
If the Fed had to pay for the illegal use of land the Fed does not own, the U.S. which American citizens own, there would be no illegal aliens as the Fed could not charge Americans.
I'm not well read in US immigration issues but once I came across an article about how illegal immigrants actually managed to finish schooling all the way to university in the states. I thought about the obvious implications: how is it even possible for someone with no 'papers' to even apply for anything - even remotely related - to schooling, healthcare, or any form of licensing?
After the last election, Republican officeholders are frightened enough to challenge a portion of their Yahoo base, but will it pay off? Just how much would you trust the GOP if you were Mexican?
Gosh, don't you accept the thesis that putting up the occasional Hispanic candidate will magically change perceptions? Obviously you don't have what it takes to be a leader of the Republicans.
This bill this "gang of eight" is working on isn't acceptable to even some members of the gang. I'd like each one of them and anyone else supporting this piece of crap to stand up in front of the country and tell us why they are willing to allow 11-20 million illegal aliens remain in this country while there are many, many others who choose to come here legally, despite the difficulties their encounter. This "gang", lead by that bought and paid for Wall Street puppet, Schumer, might as well go down to the immigration office where people wait patiently for legal admission and spit on them. It's disgusting! The employers should who hire illegals should be fined out of business. Some argue they can't find legal workers to do the work. Of course not! They pay crap, the working conditions are crap, there's no benefits, etc. Pay a living wage comparable to the US standard of living and people will take those jobs. Duh!
Gang of impotent imbeciles & stark raving bigots, is how view I them.
Not to worry though, the way the US economy continues to tank, there won't be many willing to migrate state-side, in the near future. :)
I have no doubt that the immigration policy of the United States needs fixing. But, before we try to fix it, we need to understand what is actually wrong with it and not just accept the world of those with an agenda. Here's a couple of facts that are rarely stated by any of the media.
1) The United States accepts almost as many immigrants and refugees as the rest of the world combined. If Canada wasn't equally generous, we would be accepting more immigrants than the REST OF THE WORLD COMBINED.
2) The country that sends us the most legal immigrants, immigrants that have gone through the process correctly, is MEXICO. Yes, Mexico sends us more LEGAL immigrants than any other country in the world.
If the media was honest and provided the low-information citizen with this information, the issue would be viewed quite differently. Of course, this will never happen, because it would interfere with the agenda of open borders. If you can't get your view accepted by being honest and open, lie and deceive; everything is moral as long as it results in your agenda being accepted.
The two actual problems with our system are:
1) The hoops that good people have to jump through to be accepted into the U.S. For example, the husbands and wives that can't be together; the business that can't bring in the right person for the job; those that have waited a decade or more and still don't know when it will happen.
2) The need for workers from Mexico to come here and do the work that most Americans are either not willing or not trained to do. We need an effective green card system not a path to citizenship that ignores the millions waiting in line. But, progressives and Democrats don't really care about the immigrant, they only care about the vote and if a system isn't designed that will give them 10 million additional voters, they could care less about the people or the businesses they are hurting.
You got that right: the abysmally antiquated & highly politicised US Immigration policy is broken beyond repair. It needs to be overhauled completely, if it's to work. And like you say, the politicians & the powers-that-be couldn't care less, as long as their selfish agendas are met.
Such silliness. I find it deeply disturbing that TE is so gleeful about flooding America with more people. It is either by design or ignorance.
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I think you have to pick the color from your stone. There is such variation in stone colors that that should come first.
I'm not so much of a fan of the dark brown in the picture you posted....rather than 'pop' as you say, I think it distracts from what could be a much richer looking color scheme as it is too much contrast. If you darkened the wall color I think it would look better. Or if you lightened the accents so it blends better.
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When we did our kitchen reno this fall, we installed our first ever soap dispenser. We chose a Kraus soap dispenser to go with the Kraus sink and hooked up the Never MT at installation. We have a bottle of Dawn ultra concentrated dishwashing liquid under the sink. The dispenser worked fine for about a month and then we started getting just splurts and misses. After a while we called Kraus and they sent a new dispenser. Same thing happened again - after a month or so, the dispenser just doesn't dispense much besides the occassional bubble. We checked the Never MT hookup and it looks fine. We cleaned out the pump part of the dispenser and it was clear with no blockages. We still have the first dispenser and it still doesn't work when hooked up to its original bottle. Is it really likely that we have two defective Kraus soap dispensers, or are we missing something? I'm sure Kraus will send us as yet another new dispenser if I call, but I don't want to lay this on them if in fact the issue is at our end. Ideas?
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Thanks, deb. Never heard of the Never MT?! Let me introduce you to the link below. Actually, do a search here and see what people have to say. It's very cool, but I never would have learned about it if I wasn't a participant here.
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Have you tried the soap dispenser without the Nevermt to see what happens? I use hand soap in mine with my Nevermt, and I don't have issues. I've have read that some here cut their liquid detergent with 50% water so that might be worth a try.
Thanks for the link Suzanne. That's pretty cool! I like some of their drawer inserts too!
deb52899, we have 2 Delta soap dispensers and one of them is over 2 years old and they don't drip at all so I think yours is defective. You can phone them and they will probably send you a new one for free (lifetime warranty).
I called them many years ago re. a faucet that acted up years after installation and they shipped the replacement part no problem. I'm not 100% certain of the dispensers but you should call them and ask for a new one, it doesn't hurt to try.
The number's attached in the link -- good luck!
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.deltafaucet.com/customersupport/warranty.html
and then we started getting just splurts and misses.
It is sucking air somewhere. Though you could just request another new one (and have it continue to happen) you might just try troubleshooting the 2 you have and fix them yourself, if possible.
One thing you might try is some rubber washers on the ends what screw onto your dispenser and your bottle. A metal washer would probably work too, if you can't find the right sized (small) rubber one. A good hardware store should be able to help you. You might want to at least take the bottle in with you.
Another source of it possibly sucking air would be where the (what looks like) clear hose connects to the end pieces. Some good black electrical tape, or some teflon tape wrapped tightly around it several times should block anyplace where it might be sucking air.
Good luck..please let us know what you find out.
OK, here is what fixed my kraus dispenser. I took it apart and found that the rubber dispenser did not fit tightly in the bore of the pump body. Remove the rubber plunger. Find a small diameter rubber o-ring from the hardware store. It should fit in between the two ridges on the plunger, but have a resulting outside diameter that is roughly .020" larger than that of the existing ridges. Re-fit the plunger, making sure the glass ball is still in place below the spring.
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I don't understand this. Why would you take your inconvenient, expensive to upgrade, battery-sucking tablet and put your SIM card inside it? Then bring a smaller device in case it's too inconvenient to take out your smartphone?
Why not have a small phone with great battery life and core features, then just use it as a hotspot for a tablet? I was looking at wristwatch phones and none of them seem to do this. There's even the new Pebble http://getpebble.com/ [getpebble.com]... which is a wristwatch UI for your fat phone.
This whole trend is backwards. Put the phone on our wrists and let us carry an optional tablet, handset or earpiece.
"So do you carry the tablet absolutely everywhere you go?"
Do you carry a briefcase absolutely everywhere you go? Or maybe a purse? To be honest, usually I carry a small backpack. Tablet in backpack + bluetooth headset sounds good to me.
The Brits probably do it best, "Mobile" is as amorphous as you can get.
Well, in Germany we usually call it "Handy". That's even more amorphous, isn't it?
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"Well obviously, it is what it is, and I have to live with it," said Ruutu in a release. "Like I said, I had no intention to do it, but accidents will happen and I'll have to deal with the consequences." This was from Ruutu and just before that B Murray said it deflected off the shoulder and then to the head..... This is the problem with the league when he GM sticks up for a moron like Ruutu... GO HABS GO
- Comment on Update: Valentenko bolts Bulldogs, signs for three years with Moscow Dynamo (2008-10-30 13:16:32)
Actually if you listened to the latest puckcast you will hear them agree that Gui should not be on Koivu's line any longer-it should be Higgins. I agree totally-Late-undress is too slow and too soft....he can't even grow a beard.If he were not a Francophone he would still be with the Bulldogs !!!!!! I say good bye to Valentenko and who cares........even Breezer wants to play here.
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The Habs are -DIVISION LEADERS-great stat eh Hammer was tough Latendresse dropped a Sabre Pleks was in the 'zone' and with linemates like he has------WOW GO HABS GO
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Check out TSN-'standings' and see the Habs with as asterisk behind their name -which signifies DIVISION LEADER How cool is that !!!!!!!!!! GO HABS GO
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A Very Happy Birthday,Henri-You were always one of the best Habs......Your parents must have been so proud of her boys... GO HABS GO
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Bob Gainey is the man-no panic in his moves.What would be the logic in dealing away core players for a rental? Pittsburgh will learn the hard way-Did you hear Pierre Maguire say it was a very bad deal for Pittsburgh especially for them to have given Armstrong because it would mess up the chemistry. Huet was a good team mate and now its time to move on-Price and Halak have as good a chance as anyone.Can you imagine if Brodeur gets hurt-do they have a great backup? Probably not.We do !! I would have liked to have picked up a faceoff specialist but maybe now that the pressure is off-our boys can pick up the pace ie faceoffs. GO HABS GO PS Some posters seem to have only one goal and that is to stir the pot....we are a family of fans here .Lets stop the fighting among posters and stick to the Habs.....
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Price has to go back to Hamilton-he sucks....Why are the Habs so nonchalant about these teams below them. They are being beaten to every puck even in their own end. Is Gainey looking for a goalie??? I hope a Quebecois goalie is available.....
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The other teams usually play the Francophone goalies against the Habs-although the Flyers didn't this time.I don't think Sabourin has another shutout up his sleeve and who would worry about Laraques anyway.Thugs don't worry Habs anymore-we just let them take a penalty and then score a PP goal.I'm kind of sick hearing about Malkin -let's hope our guys have a great game and not a letdown.. GO HABS GO
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Sorry-not sure why it showed up twice....
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On Monday night, the Board of Selectmen interviewed six candidates before adjourning to a nonpublic session. Bruce Breton and Jim Coburn were later appointed to three-year-terms and Susan Denopoulos to a two-year term.
Incumbent committee member Ralph Valentine was appointed to serve another three-year term.
Breton, who retired from the Board of Selectmen earlier this spring after completing three terms, currently serves on the board of the Windham Taxpayers Coalition.
Coburn previously served as a Republican state representative and ran for governor in 2006, while Denopoulos is the acting administrator of the Warde Health Center nursing home and assisted living facility in Windham.
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