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Tuesday 25 June 2013
Prism, privacy, and the tragic triumph of the Nixon doctrine
The lessons of Watergate appear to have been stamped with a sell-by date
Gonzalez, Barker, McCord, Martinez and Sturgis. Know who they are? Most people won't. Though they sound like the senior partners of a Miami law firm, these are the five men who, on 17 June 1972, were discovered and arrested inside the offices of the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington DC. The opening episode of the Watergate scandal had just kicked off, and the cover-up that followed eventually brought down Richard Nixon and saw dozens of his closest senior officials go to jail.
There was more to Watergate than just a botched burglary. Gonzalez and his fellow burglars were also convicted of the attempted interception of telephone and other communications. And when the prosecutors looked deeper, Nixon had form. Three years before Watergate, Nixon ordered the FBI to listen in to the telephone calls of five political reporters regarded as "enemies" of the White House.
Through this morality play, America, and, one hopes, the rest of us, learned that without relentless scrutiny, governments misbehave. The lessons of Watergate, however, appear to be stamped with a sell-by date. It was an analogue scandal. In this digital, internet age, David Cameron or Barack Obama no longer need the archaic crudity of a burglary or a wire tap. Data collection technology has outrun the law and an urgent review of legal rights is badly needed. Currently, the sole protection that exists between state secrecy and misinformation, and even semi-accountability, is simply trust – and since when has unconditional trust and public liberty been found in the same place?
The existence of advanced, clandestine surveillance technologies on both sides of the Atlantic, revealed through the leaks of the National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, suggests we are in new territory, potentially a lawless vacuum, when trying to define the authority of intrusive surveillance by governments.
Authorised access by GCHQ to hundreds of transatlantic fibre-optics cables that carry vast streams of our phone and internet messages in and out of the UK means that the definition of "domestic traffic" is blurred beyond recognition. GCHQ, and the Government that controls it, no longer needs to worry about the legality of targeting anyone. They can essentially collect what they want, from whom they want.
The ability of agencies like GCHQ and the NSA to bypass warrants and executive authorisation – simply because the law has become a tortoise to the Usain Bolt of digital-surveillance technology – means the claim by Bob Woodward, the Washington Post reporter who helped expose Watergate, that the scandal "showed the system worked" because the US judiciary and Congress ultimately did their job, now looks like misplaced faith.
Nixon targeted his "enemies" and broke the law. But what law would be broken, for example, if Downing Street wanted a serious "look" at those it regarded as posing a threat to the security and economic stability of the UK? The answer is disturbing.
Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, could be described as a threat to the UK's economic relationship with the European Union. Farage may lead a party of "fruitcakes", if you accept Mr Cameron's dismissive description, but, nevertheless, if GCHQ gathered a dossier on Ukip's plans for the next general election, while there might be moral questions over the action, there would be nothing illegal about the process.
Similarly, Scotland's First Minister, Alex Salmond, whose objective is the break-up of the United Kingdom, is a self-defined target. Mr Salmond and the SNP's emerging strategy for the 2014 referendum on Scottish independence is therefore of legitimate interest to Downing Street. So what is stopping the Home Secretary, or the Foreign Secretary, from authorising GCHQ to have a look at Mr Salmond's texts, emails, telephone calls?
Tempora, the name for the GCHQ operation that allows storage and analysis of the flood of metadata that leaves the UK and returns via fibre-optic technology, means that William Hague would be legally entitled to authorise the "monitoring" of Mr Salmond simply because his communications were technically "abroad" at the moment of interception. The so-called Wilson Doctrine technically bans the tapping of UK MPs' and peers' telephones following a 1966 pledge given by Harold Wilson, then prime minister. And although Mr Salmond's Holyrood administration poses new questions on the doctrine's political inclusiveness, the real legal worry is that surveillance technology has rendered its entire doctrine redundant – for the whole of Whitehall.
Nixon regarded some in the White House press corp as "enemies" of his presidency and used the FBI to find out what they were thinking. If David Cameron feels the same, what would No 10's lawyers advise? Last year, along with my colleague Cahal Milmo, I helped break the story that the Prime Minister had withheld a series of private emails from the Leveson Inquiry. The content of the emails was potentially damaging for the PM. Downing Street initially dismissed their existence, but then subsequently refused to discuss the legal advice that had been given to keep them private. No 10 remains silent on the subject.
At the time of investigating the background to this story, aides in No 10, perhaps not surprisingly, asked who I had been speaking to, and where I got the information from. There was also fear among the "insiders" who had helped deliver this story that if The Independent published further detail on the emails, they would suffer serious reprisals. Did I send emails and texts that contained information Downing Street would have liked to see? Yes, I did. And could GCHQ have legally assisted the delivery of my emails to No 10 by intercepting them "outside" the UK? Yes, it could. And finally, am I worried about this? Damn right I am.
Woodward is on record as saying that, although Nixon waged an aggressive war with history after his resignation, "happily history won". I'm no longer sure that this is the case. For Watergate to remain Woodward's and everyone else's victory, there has to be a robust legal framework, offering well- defined protection, that at least resembles a substantial threat to those who believe a citizen's privacy is not a legitimate right. Accelerating technology seems to have eroded that right, and unless the law in this field is urgently reviewed, a new generation of Watergates will be happening – all of them beneath the radar of public accountability.
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We're building a new home and are considering having some light switches installed in the door jambs for things like the pantry and lighted closets so that the lights come on and turn off when the doors are opened and closed.
It "seems" like a nice idea but I have concerns about the cost to install them due to the time it takes to flush mount them in the jamb, the reliability of the switch, and the hassle and cost to revert to a wall switch down the road if they prove to be a bad decision.
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Chesapeake has lowered its capital budget by $500 million to $3.5–$4.0 billion (including capitalized interest of $500 million) from its earlier guidance of $4.0–$4.5 billion.
In 2015, the company intends to operate 25–35 rigs, down approximately 55% from an average of 64 rigs employed in 2014. Chesapeake plans to spud and connect to sales about 520 and 650 gross operated wells, respectively in 2015. This represents a massive decline from 1,175 and 1,150 wells, respectively in 2014.
let them drop it for few hours and then TRADE it.
take advantage of these criminals....
the ONLY reason they pumped so much last year is because the price got as high as $6.5 and companies hedged. Now the Rigs are dropping precipitously, the demand is thru the roof, and the exports are about to commence. Yes, get ready for another crisis....
and this are the same criminals that keep telling us about how more efficient the Rigs have become and also dropped the predicted NG price by over 20% in two months.
The only reason the Wall Street Criminals are listening to these fools right now is because they are still making money shorting NG.
The Wall Street Criminals are setting us up for yet another crisis, and the moronic EIA agency is allowing that to happen. incredible
the Rig count is a leading indicator, and in few months we will see the damage done to this industry by the precipitous drop in the rig count. For now, trading between $2.6 and $2.9 is the only thing that makes sense.
and the experts are calling for an injection on Thursday. also, accuweather for NY predicts just one day above average during the next two weeks...so more injections ahead :-)
everything I've read so far: huge demand, lowered production, stockpiles well below average, super low rig count, etc,etc, tell me that NG should be trading much higher than $2.7, but reality is 29 to 1 leveraged paper money can do miracles.
and not even close to where EIA said they will end up....well, I'm definitely not surprised by that...
incredible. i think our heating bills will be a lot higher next year...
I'm not sure about the $6 call so I will continue to play the $2.6 to $2.9 trading range
looks like I missed few good trading days, but, i guess, you can't win them all...
no rigs, no wells, no NG.
and the demand is huge and storage is down 13%. like i said before, when there is no more money to be made on the short side this thing will explode. for now, trade it....
rigs down huge to just 268, XOM to cut production by 2% and demand up from the newly converted power plants.
and you don't know what to do at $2.8?
but i don't understand why they are running it up right now? If we get a drop I'm buying...
and I think it will pop and possibly not see the $2 handle this year again.
EIA in their STEO just noticed the huge demand from the newly converted power plants. imo, to satisfy that demand and the LNG exports demand (not yet noticed by EIA) you will need NG at $4+
today could be the turning point. we shall see...
I have a feeling that this summer Texas (#1 consumer) and Florida will be using the A/C a lot and I very much doubt the injections we saw last year at $4.5+ will not be duplicated this year.
New demand from the newly converted power plants, the LNG exports, and the dormant rigs will make the NG price move up during the summer.
good, the sense of normalcy will probably help when the facts catch up to the price
how ridiculous is that? not at all, according to EIA!
they see production up and prices down 20%. incredible and what is even more incredible is that we are paying these bureaucrats millions to fabricate the numbers


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Raises have been frozen, and with few opportunities to advance in the company, career development is stagnant. People tend to work in silos. Parent company is out of touch.Advice to ManagementAdvice
People need to be competitively compensated for their work. You will not retain the talented workforce you desire without providing a monetary incentive for people to stay.RecommendsPositive Outlook
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They make the open position look very attractive. So, my qualified friend, whom lives close to the company, applied.Cons
They recieve qualified resume's, than instead of hiring direct, they contact a staffing agency. The applicant than has to reapply for less pay. They do not want to hire a qualified permanant employee. I believe they are not a good company to work for, and will look for another job. I enjoy coffee, but I will protest their product. With research, I will complain to their clients.Advice to ManagementAdvice
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Can be frustrating for people that expect a business to work a certain way.RecommendsApproves of CEO
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I have been working at Coffee Bean InternationalPros
All the free coffee and tea you can drink. Great espresso bar, casual dress code and beautiful offices. A few really great people and some of the best coffee around.Cons
Employees are kept isolated and the company operates on secrets. Leadership is non-existent as our standards, goals, procedures, etc. Management decides on an individual basis how to handle product, client and employee issues. So its all about whether they like you, not about whether you are doing a good job or contributing to profitability. Office environment also not very tolerant of minorities.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Open communication and standardized policies. Regular management meetings and clear expectations.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
I have been working at Coffee Bean InternationalPros
All the coffee you can drink, but with all that caffeine people are bouncing off the walls
Okay office facilityCons
Leadership is self absorbed and little attention is given to the employees
The business is truly hurting... There is no growth and no opportunity here
Lots of politics... People spend more time gossiping than doing
No ethics or integrityAdvice to ManagementAdvice
Get real, get your head out of the clouds, and pay attention to what really is going on with this company and employee morale. We need real leadership.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
I have been working at Coffee Bean InternationalPros
• Great products you can be proud to promote
• New building
• Free coffee
• Fantastic production/ roasting facility and production managersCons
• Cut-throat culture that points out weaknesses in coworkers which creates low morale
• Unprofessional atmosphere and office etiquette
• Excessive socializing and gossiping
• Non-existent communication from executive management
• no opportunities for advancement or professional development
• Low pay for entry level to middle management
• Office personnel managers with no experience or training to manage people
• Low-tech IT or office supportAdvice to ManagementAdvice
To managers; take the time to train anyone who is managing staff. Hire an HR manager today. You have people in leadership positions that are lawsuits waiting to happen. Boost morale by changing to positive and supportive environment.Doesn't RecommendDisapproves of CEO
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I have been working at Coffee Bean InternationalPros
You get to make good drinks and co-workers. The company is alright. Work with lots of people and fast pace :).Cons
There is not much benefits. It is hard to get a raise and it takes a while to go to a higher position.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Work hard and feel committed. The coffee bean makes spectacular coffee and its top notch. Nothing can compare to it.RecommendsApproves of CEO
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Fm antenna matching and SWR.
Disclaimer. I live in the country five miles from any neighbor. I'm frankly not worried about potential FCC violations for 1/10 watt FM broadcasting. That said, the following application (i have no access to measuring devices) almost certainly falls far short of even that signal strength.
I went shopping for the cheapest, easiest to use, fm xmitter available so that I could listen, anywhere in the house, yard, basement, or garage, to internet radio broadcasts of which I've recently come to enjoy IMMENSELY. I really liked the idea of dialing into any broadcast I please via any little transistor radio handy while I'm working.
I ordered the following for six dollars with free shipping.
It arrived today. I installed the driver, plugged it in, found a vacant spot on the FM dial and was EXTREMELY impressed with the quality. Good for use in the same room. Unbelievable that this six dollar item has a very useful desktop GUI that provides settings and slidebars for a variety of control over frequency, xmission strength, and other.
So, removing the tiny board from its case I find a roughly three inch antenna lead bunched up along the side. I unfurled this and the broadcast was even better. About 50 ft clear reception.
What I'd like to do is the use the following utility....
...to mate this up with a better gain quarter wave ground plane antenna of the type drawn in the gui of that utility.
There are many diy pages on the net that provide the details of construction. My antenna "mast" and ground plane segments will be 3/32 steel welding rod.
I'll connect the usb xmitter directly to the antenna via about two inches of the tiny coax attached to a common SMA connector pigtail (since it's extremely thin and flexible) and then mount the xmitter rigidly to the underside of the "spider"....
...solder the coax to the tiny USB xmitter board at the antenna points and connect the female end of that pigtail to one of these
...or these..
... as the body of the antenna "spider" keeping it as lightweight and simple as possible
As a novice, all I seem unable to glean from diy antenna sites and tutorials is SWR matching. Do I need to be concerned with it here?
And lastly, I've seen mention of adjusting the length of the elements after you've calculated them to compensate for different wire materials. Steel, alum, or copper,clad or unclad, exhibit different "skin" effects in these frequencies. Compensation for that can be on the order of an inch or more. Is this correct? What would I calculate for 3/32 steel elements?
If this is beyond the scope of this forum, can anyone please suggest another more appropriate?
Thanks so much.
The link you posted for what you purchased is actually the Radio Locator website, but I assume what you purchased looks like a USB thumb-drive but is an FM transmitter.
A quarter wave GP antenna should work and at the power output level of this device, SWR should not be much of an issue as long as you match the antenna and coax. With 50 ohm coax, bending the radials downward to around 45 degrees should match impedance close enough - mount at least 8 foot high off the ground.
The radials can be the same length as the vertical but sometimes they are a little longer - not much of an issue though. Skin-effect differences are also so little that it's not anything to worry about for this application.
You may need to see if an inductor (whether coil or PCB) was used in series with the original antenna to compensate for it's short length and possibly bypass it.
I don't think you're going to get that much power output but be careful - the FCC is completely unforgiving in this area. Google FCC rules part 15 for specifics on FM transmitters such as this.
Oops. Quite right there. Here's the link. Got to be careful anymore. I got "flagged" in another forum for posting these questions since a member was convince that i was trying to sell these transmitters. Even after assurances to the contrary, and reposting my question free of any links to the brand or vendor, he remained unconvinced and kept complaining to the moderators. Wow.
USB2.0 FM Audio transmitter Wireless adapter : eBay
and pics of the inside of device
Since my post I decided to simplify the matter quite a bit by just using a set of rabbit ears, "tuned" to about 53inch total length (both "ears" laid vertically) via an online calculator for 1/2 dipole, and simply soldering the USB card directly to the antenna via 1/4 inch stubs of the flat twin lead emerging from the antenna's base. The little bit of twin lead used to reach the xmitter is negligible in the calcualtions (actually I did shave an approx amount of length from the measurement of the "ears". That was super easy. I rationalized, from the seat-of-the-pants, that thus eliminating any coax or distance between the xmitter and the antenna minimized the necessity for any further balancing via a balun.
I secured this vertically in a first floor hall closet in the middle of the house....
basically its a rabbit ears version of this..
...and ran 12 ft of USB cable down to the laptop in my workshop. It works spectacularly!
Crystal clear stereo fm out to about 150 ft of my house wherein it drops of quite suddenly. I thing the vertical 1/2 wave produces a nice clean toroid of coverage just where I need it without concern for overstepping myself Without a lot of adjustment I seem to have stumbled onto just what I wanted.
The locator site was either out of date or not specific enough to my neighborhood (being based only on zip code).
A couple of the freqs I chose according to that site had rather clear and strong stations already there. I drove around in my car in around an approx 1/2 mile perimeter of my home and located a channel, 106.4 that was dead quiet within 100mz in either direction. Worked out great.


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|Henrietta Susanna Vaal Doudna age 96 of Caldwell went home to be with the Lord, Wednesday, December 11, 2013 at Summit Acres Skilled Nursing and Rehab in Caldwell. She was born October 4, 1917 in St. Meinrad, IN, a daughter of the late Henry J. and Susanna A.Vaal.
Susan will be remembered as a woman of great faith, who ministered with her husband faithfully for many years at the Dudley and Manchester Churches. She influenced many youth as a Sunday School Teacher. She was a member of the New Life Church Fellowship in Caldwell. She was a great seamstress, making all of her children's clothing. She loved being a homemaker and mother, caring for her children and grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband Dr. S. J. Doudna whom she married June 8th 1938 and who passed away January 16, 1979, 1 Daughter Sharon Cetorelli;1 Sister and 7 Brothers.
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He poured hundreds of thousands into the campaigns and causes of influential legislators, most notably former Senate Majority Leader Mike Bishop. In fact, as Jim Blanchard, the former governor and ambassador to Canada told me, Bishop broke his promise to the people. He had promised to allow a vote in the state Senate on whether or not to allow a partnership with Canada to build the bridge. This is a bridge, by the way, that just about every business and corporate leader in Michigan agrees we need to stay competitive. Snyder: US, not Canada, should pay for customs plaza By Rick Pluta • Sep 29, 2014 Michigan.gov Gov. Rick Snyder told a business conference in Grand Rapids today that he expects the new international border crossing between Detroit and Ontario will provide a boost to the entire Michigan economy. The bridge will be largely financed by the Canadian government, which agreed to pay for both sides of the bridge after the Michigan Legislature balked at funding the project. However, Snyder believes it to be the United States' responsibility to to pick up the costs of the U.S. customs plaza. Judge won't stop permit for Detroit-Canada bridge By The Associated Press • May 31, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio DETROIT -- A federal judge won't stop the U.S. Coast Guard from issuing a permit for a new bridge between Canada and Michigan. The Detroit Free Press reports that Judge Rosemary Collyer in Washington, D.C., disagreed with private owners of the existing bridge, who claim a permit would cause "irreparable harm." It was a defeat Friday for Manuel "Matty" Moroun, whose family controls the Ambassador Bridge and wants to build its own second span. Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and Canada are trying to build a bridge over the Detroit River that would compete with the Ambassador Bridge. Canada is willing to pay for it and be reimbursed through tolls. The Moroun family says the bridge could take up to 75% of traffic from the Ambassador Bridge. The future of Detroit's second bridge now hangs on the Obama administration By Jack Lessenberry • Apr 18, 2014 Listen Listening... / 2:56 So whatever happened to the New International Trade Crossing Bridge? For years, an epic battle raged between those who knew we needed a new bridge across the Detroit River, and Matty Moroun, the 86-year-old man who owned the 85-year-old Ambassador Bridge, the only game in town. Moroun held up a new bridge for years, mostly by buying off Michigan legislators with bribes thinly described as campaign contributions, but that ended when Rick Snyder became governor. Snyder found a way to bypass the lawmakers and conclude an agreement with Canada. That was almost two years ago, however, and ground has yet to be broken. So what's happening? This time the culprit is not Matty Moroun, but, bizarrely, Barack Obama. President Obama has been supportive of a new bridge. There was no difficulty gaining a presidential permit to build it. Money was not a problem, because our friends the Canadians are paying for almost all of it. They are advancing Michigan's share of more than half a billion dollars, which we don't have to pay back until the bridge is up and tolls are being collected. Battle over new US-Canada bridge moves to court By Steve Carmody • Mar 8, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio DETROIT (AP) - The owner of the Ambassador Bridge is asking a judge to stop the U.S. Coast Guard from giving a permit for a new bridge connecting Michigan and Ontario. Lawyers for the bridge company say it has an exclusive right to provide a bridge between the U.S. and Canada. It wants to build its own second span. The Detroit Free Press says a federal judge in Washington could hold a hearing early in April. Canada waiting for U.S. to support bridge By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Feb 28, 2014 http://buildthedricnow.com/ Canadian officials are saying the proposed U.S.-Canadian bridge is not getting the U.S. funding it needs. That could mean the New International Trade Crossing – the second bridge between Detroit and Windsor – could be postponed beyond the project's 2020 completion date. As Jim Lynch of the Detroit News reports, Canadian officials are offering up $630 million to build the new bridge. The only thing the Canadians aren't paying for is the customs office that would need to go on the U.S. side of the bridge. Will Matty Moroun be allowed to build 2nd bridge? By Jack Lessenberry • Feb 18, 2014 Listen Listening... / 2:54 I heard something startling last weekend from a woman with whom I used to work. "So Matty Moroun is going to build a second bridge after all!" she said. To which I said a very profound "huh?" Oh yes, she said. She had read it in the newspaper. She said the Canadians had given him the go-ahead to build a second span, next to his Ambassador Bridge. That didn't make any sense to me, since I have talked to Canadian officials and diplomats about this for years. Suddenly, I realized what she was talking about. There was a story in the papers on Valentine's Day saying that Moroun's Detroit International Bridge Company had gotten environmental clearance from Canada for a new span. Actually, it quoted officials of the bridge company as saying this. However, there were two problems with most versions of that story. The minor problem is that what Moroun claimed – a claim reflected in the headlines – wasn't quite true. The Windsor Port Authority and Transport Canada did indeed issue a decision saying that a replacement for the Ambassador Bridge was unlikely to do serious damage to the environment. Consul: Canada to buy Detroit land for new bridge By The Associated Press • Feb 2, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio DETROIT (AP) - A Canadian official says his government plans to start buying land in Detroit for the U.S. portion of a new bridge linking the nations. It's a way to bypass opponents of the project and overcome the U.S. government's failure to allocate the money. Outgoing Canadian Consul General Roy Norton tells the Detroit Free Press that the project is too important to delay. Canada is paying most of the project's $2 billion-plus cost on both the Windsor, Ontario, and the Detroit sides of the river, recouping costs from future tolls. What's going on with the new bridge to Canada? By Stateside Staff • Jan 27, 2014 http://buildthedricnow.com/ Listen Listening... / 6:41 Remember all the political wrangling over the "New International Trade Crossing"? After that feverish campaign in the fall of 2012, where Ambassador Bridge owner Matty Maroun failed to convince Michigan voters to give him a monopoly of the Detroit River crossing between Detroit and Canada, and after Canada agreed that it would indeed pay the lion's share of the $2.1 billion it'll cost to complete the bridge – after all of that – why has there been no more movement toward getting the new bridge built? Michigan Radio's political commentator Jack Lessenberry explains what's up. *Listen to the audio above. Gov. Snyder blames Washington for new bridge knots By The Associated Press • Jan 19, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio DETROIT (AP) - Michigan Governor Rick Snyder says a new bridge connecting the U.S. and Canada is being delayed partly because Washington doesn't seem to want to pay for a customs plaza on the American side. Snyder tells the Detroit Free Press it's a "difficult-to-understand attitude." He chalks it up to other similar logjams in Washington but says there's still time to resolve the issue. Canada has agreed to pay for most of the Detroit-Ontario bridge and then get repaid through tolls. But the U.S. government needs to be responsible for a $250 million inspection plaza. There are 586,000,000 reasons to play the lottery today By Steve Carmody • Dec 17, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan Lottery players have more than visions of sugar plums dancing through their heads this holiday season. A potentially record breaking lottery jackpot is on the line tonight. The Mega Millions jackpot stands at $586 million. The all-time biggest lottery jackpot in the U.S. reached $656 million back in March of this year. Depending on final day sales, the Mega Millions jackpot could break the record tonight. What's holding things up with the new bridge? By Jack Lessenberry • Dec 5, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:51 Lessenberry commentary for 12/5/13 We've been thinking a lot about Detroit lately, for obvious reasons. Opinions differ, but pretty much everyone agrees on this: There are too few jobs and not enough money. Unemployment is high, the tax base is low. The city is officially bankrupt. Yet there's a project out there that should be a huge shot in the arm: The New International Trade Crossing Bridge. Estimates are that it will create at least 10,000 good paying jobs that will last four to five years. Ripple effects from those jobs will create thousands of others, some of which will be permanent. Canada is going to pay nearly all the costs of the bridge and all Michigan's costs, pumping nearly four billion dollars into the economy. Exactly what the doctor ordered. So … what's holding things up? Ferndale LGBT center launches alternative high school By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Oct 17, 2013 User Motown31 / Creative Commons Affirmations, an LGBT community center in Ferndale, has launched an alternative high school program with the Michigan Educational Partnership. The program is geared toward students who have dropped out or are having a hard time in school, often due to harassment or bullying that is common for LGBT students. From the school spirit files: Staff and students at alternative school say stigma is undeserved By Sarah Alvarez • Aug 26, 2013 Alternative high schools often carry a bit of a stigma. Wavecrest Career Academy in Holland is no different. Shelby Danielson is a senior at the school. "People think it's a bad school and it's really not," she says. "There are so many great kids and they have so much potential, they just need that extra push from teachers and they might not get that at other schools." 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2014 External
Hunter,RF*, Christian,H*, Veitch,J, Astell-Burt,T*, Hipp,JA* and Schipperijn,J* (2014) The impact of interventions to promote physical activity in urban green space: A systematic review and recommendations for future research, Social Science and Medicine, vol. 124, pp. 246-256, Elsevier Limited, Oxford, Eng. [C1]
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Christian, Hayley*, Knuiman, Matthew*, Bull, Fiona*, Timperio, Anna, Foster, Sarah*, Divitini, Mark*, Middleton, Nicholas* and Giles-Corti, Billie* (2013) A new urban planning code's impact on walking: The residential environments project, American journal of public health, vol. 103, no. 7, pp. 1219-1228, American Public Health Association, New York, N.Y. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13400 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84879025635
Citation counts: Scopus - 8, Thomson - 6
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Giles-Corti, Billie*, Bull, Fiona*, Knuiman, Matthew*, McCormack, Gavin*, Van Niel, Kimberly*, Timperio, Anna, Christian, Hayley*, Foster, Sarah*, Divitini, Mark*, Middleton, Nick* and Boruff, Bryan* (2013) The influence of urban design on neighbourhood walking following residential relocation : longitudinal results from the RESIDE study, Social science and medicine, vol. 77, pp. 20-30, Pergamon, Oxford, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 39837 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84871616082
Citation counts: Scopus - 33, Thomson - 29
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Trapp, Georgina S. A.*, Giles-Corti, Billie*, Bulsara, Max*, Christian, Hayley E.*, Timperio, Anna F., McCormack, Gavin R.* and Villanueva, Karen* (2013) Measurement of children's physical activity using a pedometer with a built-in memory, Journal of science and medicine in sport, vol. 16, no. 3, pp. 222-226, Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
ERA journal ID: 9776 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84876739787
Citation counts: Scopus - 1, Thomson - 1
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Trapp, Georgina*, Giles-Conti, Billie*, Christian, Hayley*, Timperio, Anna F, McCormack, Gavin R*, Bulsara, Max* and Villanueva, Karen* (2013) Driving down daily step counts: the impact of being driven to school on physical activity and sedentary behavior, Pediatric Exercise Science, vol. 25, no. 3, pp. 337-346, Human Kinetics, Champaign, Ill. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 9795 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84883610170
Citation counts: Scopus - 2, Thomson - 1
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Trapp, Georgina S. A.*, Giles-Corti, Billie*, Christian, Hayley E.*, Bulsara, Max*, Timperio, Anna F., McCormack, Gavin R.* and Villaneuva, Karen P.* (2012) Increasing children's physical activity : individual, social, and environmental factors associated with walking to and from school, Health education and behavior, vol. 39, no. 2, pp. 172-182, Sage Publications, Inc., Thousand Oaks, Calif. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13550 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84859249058
Citation counts: Scopus - 17, Thomson - 19
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Christian, Hayley*, Giles-Corti, Billie*, Knuiman, Matthew*, Timperio, Anna and Foster, Sarah* (2011) The influence of the built environment, social environment and health behaviors on body mass index : results from RESIDE, Preventive medicine, vol. 53, no. 1-2, pp. 57-60, Academic Press, Maryland Heights, Mo. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13754 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-79960603711
Citation counts: Scopus - 14, Thomson - 12
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Trapp, Georgina S. A.*, Giles-Corti, Billie*, Christian, Hayley E.*, Bulsara, Max*, Timperio, Anna F., McCormack, Gavin R.* and Villaneuva, Karen P.* (2011) On your bike! A cross-sectional study of the individual, social and environmental correlates of cycling to school, International journal of behavioral nutrition and physical activity, vol. 8, pp. 1-10, BioMed Central, London, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13586 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-80755125801
Citation counts: Scopus - 15, Thomson - 14
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Well, I've started to get busy with the new gear, so here is a little preview of what took place this weekend.......CFC and I got a wild hair up my ass, and busted out my buddies angle grinder, a scotch bright and started up on some bling!
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My buddy and I are thinking after we bling up the Guinness keg that we should put the black line back on.....what do you think?
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I like the black line too, that's why we want to keep it
Were you able to get the valve off the Guinness keg? I have a keg with the same valve and am not sure how to proceed.
I found a thread that described how to relieve the pressure, but not sure how I'm going to get the collar off of it.
well if you want to use it as a keggle you only need to relieve the pressure and while its open drill a hole inside the area ya want to remove. its what i had to do with my keg
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Yes, I want to make a keggle out of it, but I want to use the angle-grinder-on-a-jig method of cutting the top out, so I need to be able to fit a pivot into the center.
If I can't get the collar off, I guess I could build something that would fit over the diameter of the collar...it's circular other than those three flat sections, so I could either find something circular that'll fit over it, or mount the jig to three flat pieces that'll fit over the flat sides of the collar.
Hmm... I don't think I have a Forstner bigger than 2-1/8", but I could use the router to cut a hole the right size. Great idea.