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How regulation can both stifle and encourage innovation.
America actually faces three deficits—the budget deficit, the trade deficit, and the investment deficit—that...
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Stephen Ezell in an article for "World Policy Institute" argues for a new international framework.
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Josh New spoke on how cloud computing and open data converge to deliver value and improve government services.
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ITIF amicus brief asks U.S. Supreme Court to clarify the treatment of WiFi under the Wiretap Act.
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Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
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Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
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Seattlepi.com's team in Phoenix is covering Super Bowl XLIX Media Day live from the US Airways Center. The New England Patriots take the floor at 9:30 a.m. Pacific and the Seattle Seahawks are at 11:15 a.m.
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The media can't get Marshawn Lynch to talk. Maybe they should ask him about Skittles. The Seattle Seahawks running back fielded a rainbow of questions in a (faked) press conference for Skittles, the candy he has become famous for eating during football games. And the resulting video is oh-so sweet. Skittles released the video on […] [Read More]
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CARROLL IN A COACHING STRATOSPHERE Seattle coach Pete Carroll won two national championships at USC. Now he has a chance to win two Super Bowls if the Seahawks can defeat New England. "There are a lot of similarities," Carroll said. "It's really difficult to get there the first time, and then if you've done it […] [Read More]
Seahawks know just how hard it is to repeat in Super Bowl
PHOENIX – If Seattle defeats New England in Super Bowl XLIX, the Seahawks will become the ninth team to win back-to-back Super Bowls and the first since the 2004-05 Patriots. "The journey we've been on has been unbelievable," quarterback Russell Wilson said Monday. "We've come a long way, so to (be in position to win) […] [Read More]
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Former Seahawks cornerback Brandon Browner said Monday he will instruct his current New England Patriots teammates to target two injured Seattle standouts in Sunday's Super Bowl XLIX. Speaking with ESPN's Josina Anderson in an interview published Monday, Browner was asked about the toughness his former Legion of Boom mates displayed in their NFC Championship win […] [Read More]
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VICTORIA — Vancouver radio station CFOX has hired Justin (Drex) Wilcomes, the Vancouver Island host who was fired after he asked Premier Christy Clark a sexually charged question on the air.
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Come explore Pasadena, the City of Roses.
Located in the hills above downtown Pasadena is our character 1920's Spanish style home. Walking distance to hiking, restaurants, shopping and the Gold Line Metro system.
One hour or less drive to beaches, 15 minutes to downtown LA, not far from skiing and other mountain sports.
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The neighborhood was great, beautiful, lots of street parking and very safe. Cynthia was a great host. Or room was clean, there were clean towels in the bathroom and the house was very cozy. Cynthia let us have free use of the kitchen, which was great because we needed to do some baking for the dinner we came out to be a part of. Thanks for everything, Cynthia!
Dear Cynthia, sorry to write this Review so late as Bob goes to school and gets sick, his father comes...... I have been busy until now.
This is the first time I use Airbnb, which is a wonderful experience for me. I spent one week with Bob in this warm and merry house. I didn't believe times flied so quickly when we had to leave.
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This was the most pleasant experience we could have had. A beautiful home and comfortable room. Cynthia was very accommodating and allowed much privacy. A nurturing environment for her 3 children was the primary ambience. This is a special host with a special home, conveniently located with easy street parking in a pleasant neighborhood.
Cynthia was such a great host! She was very generous and very easy to talk to! My friend and I booked our stay just hours before, and were thankful thankful that Cynthia welcomed us into her home!
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Staying here for our first AirBnB trip definitely sets our bar high. We couldn't help but recommend staying here!
Cynthia was friendly and welcoming from the moment we met. She introduced me to her kids and showed me around the house, providing details based on other guests' experience. The bed was comfortable and the overall atmosphere was cozy. The house is very charming. I didn't stay long due to my schedule, but I was happy with my experience.
Cynthia has a lovely home and family! They are situated in a beautiful neighborhood in Pasadena. It feels very safe and is enchanting to walk in, even at night. It was easy to make the short drive everywhere I needed to get to from her home. She and her housemate and kids are very friendly and welcoming. She did a great job describing the experience on airbnb!
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Agriculture (Animal Husbandry) Deoartment - Establishment- Compassionate Employment Scheme- Sri. S. Arjun- Sanctioned- Orders issued.
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Chief Minister and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam president M. Karunanidhi on Tuesday used the centenary celebration of DMK founder and Tamil Nadu's first non-Congress Chief Minister C.N. Annadurai to reiterate the relevance of State autonomy.
Presiding over the valedictory of the celebration, Mr. Karunanidhi appealed to Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, who earlier released a five-rupee coin issued in commemoration of Annadurai, to use his good offices in making State autonomy a reality.
"If not immediately, he [Mr. Mukherjee] should [at least in near future] clear all the obstacles to strengthening the powers of States and raising the status of regional languages and providing equal status to them at the Centre," Mr. Karunanidhi said, receiving the coin from the Union Minister.
He recalled Mr. Mukherjee, who was then in Bangla Congress, strongly argued for giving greater powers to States at a conference on State autonomy organised by the DMK in Anna Nagar here in 1970.
The DMK leader also made it clear that his party was never against any language. "We are friends of all languages. We like all languages. At the same time, we emphasise that our language should be given its due place at the Centre."
He recalled that the participants in the anti-Hindi agitation in 1937-38 [organised by the Justice Party] had only expressed their stand against the imposition of Hindi but not against the language per se.
Mr. Karunanidhi, who released the centenary souvenir, handed over a cheque for Rs. 50 lakh to Chief Secretary K.S. Sripathi for helping students of Arundathiyar community in pursuing engineering and medical courses. The amount, earned by the Chief Minister for writing screenplay and dialogues for the Tamil feature film "Pen Singam," would be used through the Arundathiyar Welfare Board.
Paying encomiums to the former Chief Minister, the Union Finance Minister said Annadurai continued to be the role model of Indian politicians.
He was an excellent orator and a very distinguished Parliamentarian. The DMK founder based his political philosophy on the needs and aspirations of the downtrodden.
He commended Tamil Nadu for being one of the highest contributors to the country's Gross Domestic Product though the State's population accounted for only six per cent of the overall population.
Keywords: DMK, Karunanidhi, Pranab Mukherjee, State autonomy, Tamil Nadu, Arundathiyar, Congress


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Friday 8 March 2013
Google Glass complainers are concerned about the loss of privacy. Isn't it a bit late for that?
Plus: Who let Sebastian Faulks do a new Wodehouse? My envy is unconstrained
Google is about to launch a new device which will take our relationship with the virtual world to quite a different level of engagement. The Google Glass, demonstrated by the Google founder Sergey Brin at a press conference this week, is a miniaturised camera and web browser attached to a pair of glasses. As you walk along the street, you will be alerted to incoming emails and social media entries. You may give voice commands and surf the web as it appears before your eyes. You may, too, film and record what is in front of you without going to the trouble of raising a camera or a smartphone.
Of course, nobody who has one of these horrible-sounding devices will ever write a novel or a poem. They will forget how to hold an interesting conversation with another human being; will be simply terrible parents; will, happily, have numbers of facial bruises due to walking into lampposts while watching Kim Kardashian on YouTube. Interestingly, however, the objection that this device will permanently detach individuals from the world around them was not the first one voiced. This week, most people who objected to Google Glass did so because, they said, it was an invasion of privacy to film someone without telling them you were doing so. There is no way of telling whether you are talking in private, or whether your conversation is shortly to be uploaded and seen by chortling dozens.
Google has form in this area. It tried to insist living authors no longer had the right to their own books. Its Street View project brought people's neighbourhoods and some of their private lives into the public domain without asking. It regards the private history of an individual's engagement with the internet as its property. Why on earth would it think that somebody would object to being filmed, or need to be asked in advance? Still, I gave a hollow laugh when I read some of the outrage being expressed at this. You worry about being filmed without your consent? And you live in England?
Last night I stayed in a hotel in Bath – an ordinary, respectable, not luxurious hotel. At the entrance, in every hallway, on every staircase, on every landing, there was a camera filming every move. I don't know – maybe they thought one was about to steal an aspidistra. This is not unusual. If you walk down your local high street, there is probably a CCTV unit every 20 yards or even less. Did anyone ask you whether you wanted one? Every piece of research demonstrates that CCTV is far less use in preventing crime than simply improving street lighting. But still surveillance grows. Why? Well, the same reason that people will buy the Google Glass. People simply love the idea of filming strangers.
If you walk down a street with a video camera and film strangers, you will get an outraged and perhaps even violent response. But there are video cameras fixed to the walls, also filming them. Why does that matter less? The cameras have been put up by the police, by local authorities, by businesses, even by individuals. Some of the uses to which they have been put are outrageous. Oxford City Council decided to film passengers in taxis, and to record their conversation. Others have used their powers of surveillance to discover whether people were really living where they claimed, to track down people dropping litter or cigarette butts. Suffolk County Council used them to intrude into a commercial dating service. Other public authorities, including the BBC, have refused to disclose what they use surveillance techniques to discover.
Some curbs have come into effect since last November. Not enough. Do we really suppose that some of these local authorities and small businesses are the slightest bit more responsible than a drunk student in a nightclub? No. Of course not. Both the drunk student and the local authority are filming strangers on not much more than a whim. There is no privacy any longer, and you might as well accept that you are being filmed at this exact moment.
I loathe and detest the idea of Google Glass. We would be much better off, in our relations with each other, if computers had remained sitting in a bulky manner on desks at home. But to object to this development because you want to live free from the recording attention of ignorant and irresponsible strangers – I'm afraid you're too late for that one. Perhaps you should have raised it before Britain found itself in possession of millions of wall-mounted cameras, operated by God knows who, for God knows what end.
From James Bond to Jeeves and Wooster
Sebastian Faulks has been commissioned to write a new novel in the style of P G Wodehouse. My envy is unconstrained. The James Bond franchise has regularly commissioned new novels, including one from Faulks himself, and sequels to classic works are 10 a penny. But I don't think that anyone has been allowed to write a new Wodehouse, outside online fan fiction. There, Jeeves and Bertie live a curious afterlife, often in unsuspected romantic clinches with each other.
There are so many real novels by Wodehouse that only a real obsessive can claim to have read them all – there must be nearly 100, so the need for a new volume is not obvious. But to the real aficionado, the joy would be the permission to emulate one of the great users of English of the 20th century, to dream of writing something as concise, beautiful and expressive as one of Wodehouse's great lines. "Ice formed on the butler's upper slopes," to take a passing example. Mr Faulks is a fine stylist. On the face of it, his task is enviable, but in reality as daunting as a hunting aunt in pursuit of its quarry.
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Lots of times, newbie home brewers post messages on internet messageboards asking if there's something wrong with their beer because it has some funny looking foam on it and stuff floating around. Well, that's perfectly normal!
The carboy on the right is in active primary fermentation of an ale, just over 24 hours after pitching. The foam at the top is called "krausen". Fermentation is very active, as can be seen by the "stuff" floating around.
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It takes more than one village
Ten Thousand Villages preserves legacy of Third World artists
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Like any retail store manager, Marie Fowler's goal is to sell as much merchandise as possible.
But her intent isn't merely to make as much money as possible. Instead, the Squirrel Hill shop under her charge, Ten Thousand Villages, is raising the standard of living for artisans in underdeveloped areas of the world by selling their unique handicrafts.
"We're helping people make a living," Ms. Fowler said. "They have skills that will die if they don't practice them. These are beautiful things."
The 10-month-old store, stuffed with handmade jewelry, gifts and carvings from all over the world, is one of 120-plus franchises of Ten Thousand Villages, based in Akron, Lancaster County. A part of the Mennonite and Brethren in Christ churches in North America, its goal is to provide income to unemployed and underemployed artisans.
Ms. Fowler, an elder at Mount Hope Presbyterian Church in Penn Hills, had been to Africa several times to do missionary work through the Pittsburgh Presbytery. She saw that the villagers were talented wood carvers, but they could not sell their work because of the economic conditions in their homelands.
In 1995, she and other Pittsburgh Presbytery members began selling the handicrafts at churches. Some of those people are included in the 14-member board of directors that runs Kingdom Come Inc., the Squirrel Hill store's owner.
Although the 50-year-old Ten Thousand Villages is nonprofit, its business acumen is as serious as any moneymaking venture. Its headquarters' staff provides new store management with an array of advice including fund raising, location selection, staff training, inventory control and advertising.
"We want to make it as easy as we can," said Larry Guengerich, Village headquarters media coordinator.
They are aware that national Small Business Administration statistics show that 75 percent of all retail stores close within five years of opening. Village administrators want the stores to thrive long-term to fulfill their mission.
And so far, Ms. Fowler, a former employee of the University of Pittsburgh with no prior retail experience, is sticking to the program.
Two-thirds of the way through fiscal year 1999 (which began Dec. 1), the Pittsburgh store has ordered $75,000 worth of products, the fifth-highest total of all the stores in the country.
"They're using the identity as we've asked them to do," Mr. Guengerich said. "We want to make sure all the stores look and sound and feel the same. The people there have done a very good job of holding that structure in place."
Ms. Fowler said she appreciates business help Villages offers.
"There's always uncertainty when you start something new, but we had so much in the way of support from people who had purchased things in off-site sales, that we had to try," Ms. Fowler said. "And hopefully it was going to work."
The only stores that sell more merchandise than Pittsburgh are the Ephrata store near Village headquarters in Amish tourist country; the Cambridge, Mass., store near Harvard; the Alexandria, Va., store in the heart of a historic and vacationer-laden region; and in Richmond, Va.'s trendy shopping area.
"You see a pattern here," Mr. Guengerich said. "Those are the kind of places we're looking at. Gone are the days of locating in a strip mall somewhere. It has to be in an interesting, attractive place with lots of diverse shoppers around."
The Forbes Avenue store, in the bustling Squirrel Hill shopping district, is brimming with thousands of baubles and treasures. Carved wooden elephant figurines and napkin rings from Africa line shelves near animal hide-covered drums and wooden flutes from Cameroon. Ceramic teapots from Vietnam are across the aisle from handmade stationery from Bangladesh.
Selling $1,200 worth of handicrafts provides the equivalent of a year's worth of full-time employment for the artisans, who are paid what they ask for their work even before the items leave their home country. And the products are not only from Third World nations. Beeswax candles from Durham, N.C., and organic bean soup mix from Denver, are sold to break the welfare cycle for their creators.
As Village's Mr. Guengerich noted in the top-five selling shops, a more upscale mix of harmonious retail businesses allows the stores to thrive.
Ann Dugan, director of the Small Business Development Center at the University of Pittsburgh Katz Graduate School of Business, said location is key for any retail establishment.
"They have to know where they're going to put their store and what complementary types of stores are nearby," she said. "There also must be the ability to get in and out quickly, whether it's by a parking lot or through a strip mall."
Organizers searched the city for a proper location, including the North and South sides, but kept returning to Squirrel Hill, even though they thought the site too small: 10 feet by 80 feet.
"But we did studies and counted the people walking by at different times of the day and found that this side of the street, at this end of the block, was prime," Ms. Fowler said.
Ms. Dugan said small retailers have intense competition from the "big box" sellers like Wal-Mart and Home Depot.
"The biggest problem people have is time," she said. "Everyone is operating at a furious pace with work and children and their home. The big boxes have made it so convenient to pick up such myriad products under one roof and they are attractive price-wise."
So, she said, small retailers have to create separation and offer a unique product.
"I tend to think it has to be a product that is reaching a more sophisticated market, a consumer who is willing to spend a little more," she said. "The price point and quality should be higher."
Even if the product line is unique, Ms. Dugan said the quality inventory has to be matched with quality service. She said the whole shopping experience has to be special to entice consumers to return.
Again, Villages seems to have followed the formula. Ms. Fowler and her assistant manager are the only two paid employees, but the all-volunteer staff undergoes a stringent training period. All take a quiz at the end of their orientation to ensure they can answer potential customer questions. They also learn to make fresh pots of the most recently imported Central American coffee, which is kept brewing for customers to sample.
"We are different," Ms. Fowler said.
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Yeah, I don't get that. Why pass up a sure 29 in favor of a pretty-likely 27.40 or so? And but if you weren't hoping for the Buffett deal, then why sell? Stopped out maybe? I dunno.Another thing just woke me up, though. I haven't really looked at the EdF deal, but if it does go through, won't Constellation have something like $25 per share in cash? And then whatever bag of crap is left over, is the value of that stuff negative or positive? I'm gonna get up early and see if I can figure that out.


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text:
I will arise and go now and go to Innisfree And a small cabin build there, of clay and wattles made: Nine bean-rows will I have there, a hive for the honeybee, And live alone in the bee-loud glade.
William Butler Yeats (1865 - 1939)
Source: The Rose, 1893. The Lake Isle of Innisfree, st. I
Contributed by: Zaady
The intellect of man is forced to choose Perfection of the life, or of the work, And if it take the second must refuse A heavenly mansion, raging in the dark.
Source: The Winding Stair and Other Poems, 1933;. The Choice
An intellectual hatred is the worst, So let her think opinions are accursed. Have I not seen the loveliest woman born Out of the mouth of Plenty's horn, Because of her opinionated mind Barter that horn and every good By quiet natures understood For an old bellows full of angry wind?
Source: Michael Robartes and the Dancer , 1921. A Prayer for My Daughter
Irish poets, learn your trade, Sing whatever is well made.
Source: Last Poems, 1936–1939, under ben bulben, V
And I may dine at journey's end With Landor and with Donne.
Source: The Wild Swans at Coole 1919. To a Young Beauty, st. 3
Land of Heart's Desire Where beauty has no ebb, decay no flood, But joy is wisdom, time an endless song.
Source: The Land of Heart's Desire, 1894, l. 373
And God stands winding His lonely horn, And time and the world are ever in flight.
Source: The Wind Among the Reeds, 1899, Into the Twilight
Nor law, nor duty bade me fight, Nor public men, nor cheering crowds, A lonely impulse of delight Drove to this tumult in the clouds.
Source: The Wild Swans at Coole 1919. An Irish Airman Foresees His Death
Heaven blazing into the head: Tragedy wrought to its uttermost. Though Hamlet rambles and Lear rages And all the drop-scenes drop at once Upon a hundred thousand stages It cannot grow by an inch or an ounce.
Source: Last Poems, 1936–1939, Lapis Lazuli, st. 3.
Does the imagination dwell the most Upon a woman won or a woman lost?
Source: The Tower, 1928. The Tower
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