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Stock Investor Enthusiasm Seen Ebbing
By DAVID BARBOZA
Published: April 11, 1997
After helping the stock market get off to one of its fastest starts in history this year, mutual fund investors have apparently grown weary of an increasingly volatile marketplace.
While money keeps pouring into stock mutual funds, those inflows slowed sharply in February and March and now trail far behind last year's record-setting pace, according to mutual fund tracking services and some fund companies.
The Investment Company Institute, a mutual fund trade group, said yesterday that, according to its preliminary estimates, stock funds took in about $9.5 billion over all in March, down from $18.5 billion in February, a 49 percent drop. In comparison with March 1996, when a net $21.3 billion came in, the contrast was even sharper, a fall of 55 percent.
The fund figures were released on a day that the stock market slumped, pushed lower by a weak bond market and another selloff in the technology sector.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 23.79 points yesterday, to 6,540.05. Since peaking at 7,085.16 on March 11, the Dow has lost 545 points, or about 7.7 percent. For the year, the index has gained just 92 points, or about 1.4 percent.
Wall Street is starting to wonder whether the sharp decline in fund inflows signals a sea change in investor sentiment that could further disrupt an already wobbly market.
''It's not a pretty picture,'' said David Shulman, chief equity strategist at Salomon Brothers. ''If we're in a new world of moderate mutual fund flows, stocks are going to have a serious problem.''
Indeed, the conventional wisdom has been that huge inflows of cash into stock funds have helped bolster one of the greatest bull markets ever. Without the support of ballooning mutual funds, analysts said, it will be difficult for the market to match the double-digit percentile gains of the last two years.
''A lot of investors have been counting on this money coming in, and when it doesn't, it creates more nervousness,'' said Melissa Brown, director of quantitative research at Prudential Securities.
Much recent market turmoil is tied to higher interest rates and concerns that the Federal Reserve may raise short-term rates for a second time this year. That could deter inflation but could also upset the economy and corporate profits.
Some analysts note, though, that mutual fund inflows have begun to pick up again in April and that there have been fewer redemptions than there were last July, when the market went through a similar decline.
While two large fund companies, the Vanguard Group and T. Rowe Price, saw slowdowns in March, officials at both companies said that cash flow remained positive, particularly at Vanguard, which runs the popular Vanguard 500 index fund.
''We seem to be bucking the trend,'' Brian Mattes, a spokesman for Vanguard, said. ''All categories are positive, and the first weeks of April were quite strong.''
Still, cash flow into the equity side of Vanguard dropped from $3.4 billion in January to $2.5 billion in February, and then to $1.8 billion in March, a decline similar to what was seen last year at the fund, he said.
T. Rowe Price declined to release precise figures, but Steven Norwitz, a spokesman, said that after a record-breaking January, cash flows into stock funds dropped in February by about half January's levels, and then fell again in March to about half February's levels, leaving inflows well behind last year's pace.
''A lot of investors just sort of took to the sidelines,'' he said. ''We didn't see outflows but the level of activity was subdued.''
But at Charles Schwab & Company, the largest independent seller of mutual funds to individuals, the sentiment was upbeat, particularly since last July saw a much more serious decline, when there were net redemptions of $938 million.
Tracey Gordon, a spokeswoman at Schwab, noted that there were net inflows of $338 million in March: ''That is a decent number considering the kind of difficult market activity we've had.''
Still, it is significantly less than the figures for February, when net inflows of $1.2 billion came into equities, or March 1996, when $1.1 billion was reported at Schwab.
But after seeing a ''bailout'' of $209 million from aggressive-growth funds last month, Ms. Gordon said that the funds had begun to see money flowing back in.
AMG Data Services, a fund-tracking service, also said that activity had picked up in April. After a significant slowdown in March -- a fall of about 50 percent from weekly levels in mid-February -- investors have again come into the market.
Robert Adler, president of AMG, said that in the last week about $4.1 billion flowed into stock mutual funds over all, a reversal from about $415 million in net redemptions the previous week. And funds that invest in fast-growing companies took in a net $2.2 billion, reversing a downward trend that saw three consecutive weeks of net redemptions.
International funds also did well, Mr. Adler said, but technology funds suffered their worst setback of the year last week, with net redemptions of about $151 million.
As of March 31, cash inflows into stock mutual funds registered about $57 billion, down from $72.6 billion in the first quarter of last year, a drop of about 21 percent.
In contrast, money market funds continue to attract large sums, with assets now totaling $975 billion, the Investment Company Institute said. A large part of that could be diverted into stocks, if the market stabilizes or moves higher. But John Collins, a spokesman at the institute, said it was unclear how much money was being held out of the market and where it had gone.
''It's not like a lump in the carpet: it is either here or somewhere else,'' he said. ''Investors might very well be saying, 'I'll hold onto this money, thank you.' ''
The latest stock and mutual fund quotations, along with news updates, are available on the Internet from The New York Times on the Web: www.nytimes.com
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Sir Ian McKellen (Gandalf the Wizard from Lord of the Rings) told BBC TV Monday that his "money is absolutely on Lord of the Rings" to win the Academy Award for best picture. It's rumored that evil Sauron the Dark Lord has bet all his money on his vision for Middle-earth: Moulin Rouge.
From the world of second, third and fourth chances, self-destructive Robert Downey Jr. is set to star in The Singing Detective, a Mel Gibson-produced film based on the BBC series of the same name. Michael Gambon originally starred as the title protagonist, who has a high fever that destroys his perception of reality. Downey should be perfect for this part: He knows all about altered mental states.
Director James Cameron (Spider-Man) is joining other celebs in the annual Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race in Long Beach, which benefits a program for a children's hospital in Long Beach and Orange County. Frankly, after what happened in Titanic, we're surprised Toyota would let Cameron pilot anything bigger than a tricycle.
First Matthew McConaughey gets hitched, and now he's about to be ditched. The co-star of The Wedding Planner is in negotiations to return to romantic comedy, as McConaughey is up to star opposite Kate Hudson in How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days. The movie Hollywood.com really wants to see made is, of course, How to Lose Your Mother-in-Law in 10 Days--now that would be a box office hit.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth is celebrating 50 years of rule, and England's throwing a big concert in her honor: two of them, in fact. Eric Clapton, Aretha Franklin, Elton John, Paul McCartney and opera star Kiri Te Kanawa are just some of the headliners set to fete the Queen for her Golden Jubilee with two open-air concerts in June. Hollywood.com is sad to report that Britain's own Herman's Hermits isn't on the list of performers.
West Wing producer Aaron Sorkin told The New Yorker magazine that "The media is waving pom-poms, and the entire public is being polite" with regard to President Bush, as the media have laid off "the bubblehead jokes" long enough.
A spokesman for Malcolm in the Middle star Jane Kaczmarek insists that it was a migraine, and not a salary dispute, that caused Kaczmarek to walk off the set of the Fox hit show two weeks ago. Kaczmarek has since returned to the set..
The personal writings of late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain have been purchased by the Riverhead publishing label for close to $4 million. The 23 notebooks contain close to 800 pages of Cobain's notes, and fans hope there's some clue as to why the popular singer committed suicide in 1994 at the age of 27. (As if waking up next to Courtney Love each morning isn't enough to send most men over the edge.)
Fred Durst, lead singer for band Limp Bizkit, has agreed to testify--either by written statements or via satellite video--at the Australia inquest of a 15-year-old girl who suffered a heart attack during a stage rush at a Bizkit concert in Sydney and died five days later. Durst said he was too busy to attend in person.
Diva Celine Dion's self-proclaimed retirement is at an end. The Canadian singer will perform at L.A.'s Kodak Theater this Sunday as part of a CBS TV special, along with Destiny's Child. Dion also signed a reported $100 million contract to perform at Las Vegas' Caesars Palace five nights a week for three years. Looks like Wayne Newton will be facing some stiff competition.
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The staff was very helpful despite our lack of French speaking skills. We had some items we were looking to ship home and they went out of the way to help us wrap them and package them.
Also, the transfer to/from the airport is well worth it.
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I had to get all three, and read them this weekend.
Even though Mike is back in the middle of things, and some of the background is taken from Tufo's other series, this set was a real treat.
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When a child's heart stops, onset time of abnormal rhythms is crucialJune 01, 2006
Ventricular fibrillation, the life-threatening disordered heart rhythms that may accompany full cardiac arrest, occurs more frequently in children than commonly believed, according to a large national pediatric study.
Furthermore, not all ventricular fibrillation (VF) is the same, said study co-investigators Vinay Nadkarni, M.D., and Peter A. Meaney, M.D., M.P.H., specialists in Critical Care Medicine at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. They added that VF is more likely to be fatal if it is not the initial heart rhythm detected at the start of cardiac arrest, but instead develops later during the arrest, typically during resuscitation.
A research team from the American Heart Association's National Registry of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) analyzed records from more than 1,000 children who suffered cardiac arrests while in the hospital. The largest study by far of outcomes from VF in children, it appears in the June 1 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. Researchers from Children's Hospital and from the University of Arizona led the study, which included records from 159 participating hospitals.
"This landmark in-hospital study challenges prevailing paradigms in pediatric cardiac critical care," said senior author Robert A. Berg, M.D., of the Steele Children's Research Center at the University of Arizona. "Abnormal rhythms were thought to be uncommon during cardiac arrests in children, occurring less than 10 percent of the time, but we found the occurrence to be 27 percent. When physicians applied shocks promptly from defibrillators, many of these children survived, and the vast majority of the survivors have good neurological outcomes."
"Secondly," continued Dr. Berg, "we learned that cardiac arrests due to initial shockable rhythms often have good outcomes, whereas cardiac arrests with shockable rhythms developing during resuscitation typically have poor outcomes. Now we have to learn what we can do to improve outcomes from the latter cases."
Of the 1,005 children who suffered in-hospital cardiac arrest, more than one in four (272 patients) had documented VF or tachycardia (rapid heart beats) that require shocks at some point during the arrest. In 104 of those patients VF or tachycardia occurred initially, while in 149 patients it occurred at a subsequent time during the arrest. Of the children with initial abnormal rhythms, 35 percent survived to hospital discharge, compared to 11 percent of children with subsequent abnormal rhythms.
The largest group of patients with cardiac arrest, 733 children, had no documented VF or tachycardia. A majority of the group, 602 patients, was known to have asystole (no heart contractions) or no pulse at the start of cardiac arrest. This group had intermediate outcomes: 27 percent survived to hospital discharge.
The researchers were surprised that this group with no VF had better outcomes than children with subsequent VF. Unlike patients with VF, shock delivery with defibrillators does not help patients with asystole or pulseless rhythms.
The question of why survival outcomes from subsequent VF were so low is interesting and requires more research, according to the researchers. One possible explanation, said Dr. Berg, is that children with subsequent VF have more severe underlying heart disease. Another possibility is that clinicians are less aware of the possibility of subsequent VF, and may not diagnose and treat it until it is recognized very late in resuscitation efforts. If this is the case, he added, better recognition, diagnosis and treatment of subsequent VF might improve survival.
The authors point out that, although outcomes may vary, the majority of children with cardiac arrest do not survive to hospital discharge. However, they stress that "CPR and advanced life support are certainly not futile," even among the group with the worst outcomes — children with subsequent VF and tachycardia.
Based partly on data reported by the National Registry of CPR, the American Heart Association recently issued new guidelines for CPR and emergency cardiovascular care, both for children and adults. "Our findings reinforce the concept that CPR with early recognition of shockable rhythms remains a most important aspect of successful cardiac resuscitation," added Dr. Nadkarni, "but clearly, we need to continue to develop, teach and implement better strategies using registries and networks that help us to discern key aspects of cardiac arrest."
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
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No One Had a Tongue to Speak: The Untold Story of One of History's Deadliest Floods
No One Had a Tongue to Speak: The Untold Story of One of History's Deadliest Floods (Hardcover)
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On August 11, 1979, after a week of extraordinary monsoon rains in the Indian state of Gujarat, the two mile-long Machhu Dam-II disintegrated. The waters released from the dam's massive reservoir rushed through the heavily populated downstream area, devastating the industrial city of Morbi and its surrounding agricultural villages. As the torrent's thirty-foot-tall leading edge cut its way through the Machhu River valley, massive bridges gave way, factories crumbled, and thousands of houses collapsed. While no firm figure has ever been set on the disaster's final death count, estimates in the flood's wake ran as high as 25,000. Despite the enormous scale of the devastation, few people today have ever heard of this terrible event. The Guinness Book of World Records and a few obscure articles contain the scant publicly available information about it. This book tells, for the first time, the suspenseful and multifaceted story of the Machhu dam disaster. Based on over 130 interviews and extensive archival research, the authors recount the disaster and its aftermath in vivid firsthand detail. The book progresses sequentially, beginning with a centuries-old folktale that foretells Morbi's destruction and ending with an examination of the flood's present-day legacy in the lives of its survivors. Whenever possible, the story of the flood and its aftermath is told through the voices and viewed through the eyes of the people who survived the devastation. Moreover, the book presents important findings culled from formerly classified government documents that reveal the long-hidden failures that culminated in one of the deadliest floods in history. The authors follow characters whose lives were interrupted and forever altered by the flood; provide vivid first-hand descriptions of the disaster and its aftermath; and shed light on the never-completed judicial investigation into the dam's collapse. With its suspenseful plot, compelling characters, and moving nonfiction narrative, this book reads more like a novel than a nonfiction account, revealing the profound human tragedy behind the dry statistics and painting a portrait of an India torn between its feudal past and its industrial future.
About the Author
Utpal Sandesara (Philadelphia, PA), the son of a Machhu flood survivor, is pursuing an MD and a PhD in social anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania. As a Harvard Frederick Sheldon Prize Fellow, he worked as a researcher for Peru's Ministry of Health, preparing a report on the integration of prenatal care with testing and treatment of HIV and syphilis in the national health system.
Tom Wooten (New Orleans, LA) teaches writing at KIPP McDonogh 15 School for the Creative Arts in New Orleans as a Teach for America corps member. As a Harvard Kennedy School research fellow, he traveled to New Orleans to conduct interviews with the leaders of the city's neighborhood-based recovery efforts.
While pursuing degrees in Harvard University's Social Studies program, the authors traveled to India, where they did the field research that is the foundation of this book.


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I was born and raised in Mexico, one of my dreams is to live in 5 countries, so far, I've lived in 3. Most of my knowledge about other cultures came from the Asterix books that I read while I was a kid.
I love traveling (my quest in life), I really love Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, reading, diving, having beers and a good conversation at a pub and eating mexican food, but I always like trying new things, for better or worse!
We're pretty laid back and tolerant, so respect and an open mind attitude can be expected from us! "Nuestra Casa es Tu Casa"
Lina is my partner, we live together, she is from Sweden, very laid back, great sense of humour, and a very happy person, she also speaks French, and does a mean robot dance!!


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...she was going to go Napolitano style and say, "Shut down the post office and sell off their assets".
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Buying home for cash in the Phoenix area
So many areas of the country are truly suffering with few buyers in the market. In Phoenix though, it seems that even though there is a large inventory of homes, the good ones go quickly and there seems to be little room for negotiation (from what I've heard anyway). Has anyone had any experience with negotiating when buying cash? Realtor hasn't been as helpful as we would hope - but it's a close family member and hands are somewhat tied to having to use her!
Houses in "desirable" areas (not the cheap crap in the outskirts from the 1990-98 boom years) are moving reasonable well, according to my neighbor the agent (20+ years in the area).
Here's the deal with buying for cash, from my sister the real estate investor. It doesn't matter to the seller HOW you pay for it so there is no leverage for any lower pricing just because you wave a wad of greenbacks. Just like in other buying, check the comparables, make an offer and give them 24-48 hours to accept or counter. Go on to the next house if you are rejected, or if you have enough cash, make several offers and buy several houses.
It gives you an advantage because you don't have to qualify for the mortgage, so you can close faster and not have to write a contract conditional on getting a loan.
Don't be insulted if an agent asks to see proof of the cash before writing up a contract. They need to protect their client.
" It doesn't matter to the seller HOW you pay for it so there is no leverage for any lower pricing just because you wave a wad of greenbacks. "
Not true.
No mortgage contingency, faster closing, no appraisal contingency (required for a mortgage usually) are all advantage a cash buyer brings.
A seller wanting to move quickly (and with less chance of the sale falling through) helps a lot also.
Many sellers seem to forget they are paying carrying expenses (taxes an possibly a mortgage) and a faster sale reduces their expenses.
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After landing in Fresno around 2:30 p.m., the president will hold what the White House calls "a roundtable with community leaders" at the San Luis Water Facility in Firebaugh. He'll then tour a farm in Los Banos and deliver remarks.
During his trip, he'll announce $173 million in California drought aid – $100 million for livestock, $60 million for food banks and the rest for conservation, watershed protection and rural communities.
"The president has been very clear that he doesn't want any delay. He wants folks to move as quickly as possible. And the announcement today in terms of the disaster assistance is a reflection of that." said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, who previewed the announcement in a call with reporters Thursday.
Mr. Obama will also link droughts in California and elsewhere to global warming. "We really understand a number of the reasons that global climate change is increasing the intensity and the frequency and the length of droughts in drought-prone regions," said Dr. John Holdren, who leads the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Accompanying the president today: California Governor Jerry Brown and U.S. Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein.
"I think you want him to see just the devastation of the drought and how serious it is and how we need the federal government to invest in water projects," said Brown as he toured the World Ag Expo in Tulare this week.
The president will only spend three hours in the Central Valley, and his meetings are closed to the public. Your best chance to see him is at the airport, looking out at Air Force One from afar.
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The Department for the Visual and Performing Arts proudly announces the 42nd Annual All High Art Exhibition. This juried competition is open to all high school Juniors and Seniors enrolled in secondary art programs throughout Western New York.
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... that work as bartenders (seriously, why are all my friends bartenders?? Don't answer that! ) said they would introduce me, but alas, he'd gone :( was really disappointed with myself. I've always said you should make memories at every opportunity, never miss a chance! Anyway, decided I would go to the bar in town for a last drink as Scott was doing a shift. Low and behold, Russell Tovey is there with all his mates. Had to bide my time, then all but one of ...
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My BIL gave me 2 commercial coffee mills.
One pretty much pulverized the grain even adjusted all the way out.
These are pictures of what the other one did.
Will this work for all grain?
Sorry about crappy phone pics.
I don't see any pics at all.
Might want to try posting those pics again.
Yeah, I dont either. Whenever I go to edit, I see img tags and codes...
That looks pretty coarse... IMHO.
Well, that is even better. That is the coarsest setting. Right now it pretty much shells the chaff, and break kernel in two.
Break the kernel up more, keep the husks intact, like this:
OK, thanks POL. Will do some adjusting tonight, and be back with pics.
How much fines are acceptable?
There is no way I can answer that. Some systems are more prone to stuck mashes. The photo above is of conditioned malt, which will keep the husks MUCH more intact. You can crush pretty fine if you condition your malt.


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That doggone Ale Paul is a curve machine! He pumps out scripts like crazy. This Compendium is a beauty! Check out the PDF!
He's something else when it comes to scripts. Excellent stuff.
Thanks Chris I needed demoralizing like that, whilst I make my own script.
Spectacular stuff, very beautiful script.
As always, Ale amazes and inspires.
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What do I have?
Last October I purchased a "Roadside Mix" seed mix from theodorepayne.org and planted them along with another seed mix in my back yard hillside at that time. I've been watering the hillside consistently since then, and now I have lots of green. The problem is since I'm not very fluent in identifying plant types (newbie), I don't know what I have right now! I do know I have a few lupines blooming right now, along with a few sunflowers (I don't have a clue how they got there, birds?!?), but the area seems to be overwhelmed with a certain plant type that I cannot identify (mustard plant, maybe).
To help identify what's going on in my area, I've put a few links to pictures I've taken today in this message:
http://mysite.verizon.net/the_bunks/by0006.jpg (just happen to like this pic)
Based on my ignorance in what's going on, could someone help me with the following?
1) Based on the pictures, what plant types are growing in my back yard?
2) Should I be "weeding out" any plant types or just leave this alone?
3) How often should I be watering this area right now and in the future (spring, summer, fall)?
4) Will there be any popppies growing out of this huge mass of plant life?
Since the pictures, more lupine have been showing up...
Hard to tell what is what, to identify a plant you need to be able to see the stem and leaves as well as flowers.
Do you have a list of what plants were in the mixes? Check the web for pictures of those plants so you can tell them apart from any weeds that may have come in on their own
Suggest you buy a good field guide to the plants of California and identify the various plants you have growing. The guide should tell which are non native and you can weed those out.
See below for a link to a good site for seeing pictures of plants.
Here is a link that might be useful: Plants Database
Thank you for the link and input!
I've identified a few of the plants already (a few were actually from the mixes!) and I've googled one type that I have in abundance (but was not part of the purchased mix). There's one in particular that I can't identify.
I swapped the following picture:
with a closeup of the plant I'm trying to identify. If anyone can tell me what this is, I would be very happy. I'm getting a LOT of this plant!


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SNOWPOCALYPSE!!! Need I say more?
1) My first published poem of 2015!
2) Links to the published books of my autobiographical pentalogy.
[Book II, v.2 of the poetry (trilogy within a trilogy) "A City of Trees" will also be published this spring by ALL CAPS Publishing.]
Book I (memoir)
How a survivor of the 1990s race, class, and gender wars in academe transformed into a middle-aged writer and small-press publisher.
Book II (poetry)
Inspired by the poetry of Charles Bukowski.
Book III (novella)
A love story for people with brains.
3) I've finished my novella (Ramshackled), which is more of a novelette, and will be publishing it along with 26 microfiction tales about 26 women (working title: Rosebud).
4) I forgot. I did a lot of bookmaking last year. Exhausting! But it's nice to see it all booked up this year.
First Night, of course. $10. http://www.firstnightboston.org/
What's up with me? Writing Moby-Dick poems. Keeping these old bones warm. Looking wistfully out the window for some real snow. Creating sentence fragments. Trying to fix my memoir image, as it keeps showing up backwards. Eep.
Dropping the Mask (Hidden Charm Press, 2014)
November, 2014
My memoir is finished! It took 14 years (1996-2010) to write a five-book, three-genre autobiography. In the past 4 years, I've published 4/5. So I won't have the entire series published by the end of my 50th year (2014), but I'm feeling more elated about what's done than that which has yet to be accomplished.
Three days into National Novel Writing Month, I've written a few pages of novella and six Moby-Dick poems. After being sick for most of October, I feel a need to catch up a bit; fortunately my mind is cooperating. Anyhow, here's the Amazon link. Click on the Copyright link to read the "Intro." rather than "First Pages" (which aren't helpful in representing the book taken out of context. The book is about my life's work, more of a social commentary than one of those "please hug my inner child" memoirs :-)
October 13, 2014
I've been busy with final edits on my memoir; HCP contest's impending close (deadline is Wednesday). Check out MA October highlights on my New England arts site (an extension of this blog) Words Happening?!
September 14
Woo hoo! I've finally finished my memoir. Now back to fiction writing. It's amazing how much the medicine for my back has helped my writing. I can concentrate better. I actually sleep for more than a few hours at a time. I can sit in a chair typing for a few hours. Amazing difference.
August 2014
Writing fiction today by hand. Not typing much of it though. Finally found a neuropathy medicine that works, but it makes me foggy til about 3-5pm. Then I get a big burst of pain-free energy and toss in a load of laundry while making dinner and maybe writing or typing. Then I start winding down again. I'm like a dusk-time vampire :-)


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The Bullet Points: Linux 2.4
Every so often, something happens that is so breathtaking, so absolutely amazing, that it changes the world. The Linux 2.4 release probably won't be one of those momentous events, but it certainly is an important event in the evolution of Linux. Linux 2.4 marks the first kernel released under Linus' rapid-release plan, where more kernels are released with fewer new features so that those new features can get to the end users faster. Linux 2.4 also includes a lot of "loose ends" left over from Linux 2.2, including a number of features that make it more useful to the average desktop user.
I will attempt to outline some features of the new kernel which I think are most important, most revolutionary, or most newsworthy. Your opinions and mine are probably different, but please don't flame me too hard.
One of the features most requested in 2.2 but undelivered, Linux 2.4 will finally include support for the Universal Serial Bus (USB), an external device architecture that is becoming more and more common for devices such as sound cards, keyboards, modems and printers. This type of device is popular for both PCs (i386) and Macintoshes. The iMac uses USB almost exclusively.
At present, it isn't known how well USB will be supported for 2.4. It is generally expected that most hubs will work, as will keyboards, mice and sound cards (speakers). Support for many other devices will probably be added into the kernel before the release. As I am writing this a couple of months before you'll actually see it, things will probably have changed by the time you read this.
USB support is considered by many to be one of the larger obstacles to Linux's success as a desktop platform in the twenty-first century. While many USB ports in the world currently go unused, the amount of hardware available for this architecture is increasing daily. Sooner or later, it is likely that the "average" desktop will require USB support in an operating system.
Another feature long lacking in the Linux world is ISA PnP, the bus specification adopted by the Windows world to bring intelligence to an unintelligent bus architecture (ISA). Plug and Play has almost always been available under Linux through user-space configuration utilities and by using external modules for drivers. With PnP added into the kernel, it will be possible for the kernel to autodetect these devices explicitly and auto-configure their resources. No more fussing and mussing with unnecessary config files or module configurations. No more updating modules.conf by hand when you install a new card. Of course, your device order might still change.
How did the Linux developers do it? Linux 2.4 also includes a completely rewritten resource-allocation system that allows device resources to be managed more easily than before. It also allows Linux to manage resources for devices where the drivers have not yet been loaded, to prevent accidental misconfigurations of devices—just one of many "minor" changes that made major changes so much easier to make.
It's obvious that ISA PnP will benefit Linux most in the desktop arena. It will finally be possible to easily support a much larger percentage of the existing hardware of the world. Linux 2.4-based systems will simply be smarter and simpler in this respect.
Wait! My Linux distribution has supported PCMCIA cards for quite some time! This isn't a new feature...
Actually, for several years, the various distributions have been shipping Linux variants with PCMCIA support provided by an external developer. For various reasons, he chose not to incorporate his code into the mainstream kernel, and left it up to the distributions to work out the issues. This added complexity to an already complex system, and more or less ensured that no distribution could really ship with a "stock" Linux kernel. Not to mention the headaches involved in actually getting the matches merged and compiled.
As of Linux 2.4, that will change. While you will still need an external package to handle card manipulation and other issues, support for the PCMCIA devices and buses themselves are now provided in the kernel. This will level the playing field for distributions in some ways, as well as make using PC cards that much easier for those of us who never use a distribution's pre-compiled kernel. I'm writing this on a laptop on which I've never managed to get a working PCMCIA driver for a non-Red Hat kernel; Linux 2.4 will be heaven to me—no more booting into Windows to mail out articles. (Of course, that could just be my stupidity.)
With this feature, Linux scores another point for the desktop user and also for the Linux user on the go. In short, mobile Linux is just more practical. Any feature that makes Linux more practical is a feature I like.
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The Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Rebels used a 16-0 first half run to take control of the game as they beat the Frazee Lady Hornets 73-58 in Heart O'Lakes conference basketball, Feb. 3 in Glyndon.
The game was back and forth early until the Rebels used their 16-0 run to take a 28-13 lead. Frazee continued to chip away the rest of the game but was never able to get closer than seven points at 54-47, halfway through the second half.
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Dear World Leaders, There are moments in history that become turning points. In our view, 2015 will be such a moment. We believe it's just possible that we could end 2015 with a new global compact -- an agreed pathway to a better, safer future for people and planet that will inspire all the citizens of the world. We can choose the path of sustainable development. Which side of history will you be on?
"Good luck with the little drama queen," they say when they find out I'm expecting a girl. It seems we gals have a rep right out of the womb -- as dramatic, irrational whack-jobs. So, when one of us is assaulted and comes forward, many people instantly think: oh she's exaggerating, seeking attention or revenge or a payday. It's a pattern, after all.
"Innocent until proven guilty" is a criminal law concept used in conjunction with the "beyond a reasonable doubt" standard to guarantee an important legal doctrine: it's better for guilty people to go free than infringe the liberty of the innocent. This high threshold isn't used in civil action, where judges decide guilt on the balance of probabilities standard. And it certainly isn't required in Facebook or any public forum of debate. There may be two different accounts of the same incident; that's OK. Trust me when I say, there is no need to Columbo such a situation.
There has been much hand-wringing over the claimed disappearance of the middle class. At the national level important policy such as a stable currency and domestic peace matter to the creation of prosperity and the formation of the middle class. But domestically, consider one issue -- tax rates -- that can be easily compared across provinces and which has an effect upon wealth creation and thus opportunities and jobs.
Inclusion and cohesion are vital to the national social fabric. They are vital to the everyday interactions amongst Canadians. They are vital to our interconnectedness and a shared experience of our nation. So are we inclusive? Do citizens feel they are a vital part of our communities? Do they feel like they have a voice?
Tuesday, October 29, feminists from coast to coast to coast will join together in Ottawa and online to make history. Women's Forum 2013: Fighting the Inequality Agenda will see 22 feminist activists under 40, from across the country, share a message for social change. They will speak to the challenges that young women are facing, and most importantly how they are fighting back.
I realize that the beautiful spot in Switzerland is where the supposed brightest and best gather for a few sessions, yet the gathered crowd appears to grow more incapable every year at solving the globe's biggest problems. Perhaps the reason is because those gathered are not only intelligent and connected, but are, in fact, incredibly wealthy -- remote and removed from the everyday problems faced by average citizens in both developing and developed nations. There seem to be no effective solutions for growing unemployment, the decline of democracy, the yawning gap between rich and poor, and a world financial system seemingly out of control.
There have been two recent suicides in our small community, which I find distressing. When a suicide happens we usually learn about it from the local whispering network, but rarely from the news. The reason is obvious: local media still protect surviving families from guilt or shame. Suicide is too common, yet preventable, and the the subject is still taboo.


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A team of investigators from the Irish police may be sent to Dubai to investigate the forging of five Irish passports. The passport numbers corresponded with legitimate passports in Ireland.
It was originally thought that only three fake Irish passports were used by the hit squad, but it now transpires that five fraudulent Irish passports were used.
Though no one has claimed responsibility for the assassination, a hit squad from Mossad is suspected of murdering the Hamas representative in Dubai.
Yesterday, the Israeli Ambassador to Ireland, Zion Evrony, was summoned to the Department of Foreign Affairs. The Departments officials quizzed the ambassador about the alleged use of false passports for 30 minutes.
The ambassador was asked to cooperate and provide any information he could to investigative officials. Evrony stated he had no information to share and he said that he would relay the message from the Department of Foreign Affairs to his superiors in Israel.
Last night the Dubai police chief asked for Interpol to issue "a red notice against the head of Mossad." Dubai officials believe that the Mossad chief orchestrated the murder.
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Guess who David blames for his inability to be the epitome of calm in the hours leading up to Thanksgiving dinner? (Hint: Not himself.)
Liar, Liar Apron on Fire
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David reveals his pie-crimping obsession and admits he's been outcrimped by baker Libbie Summers and her 20 cool and classy pie crust tactics.
Because I Can: Homemade Ketchup
Why make homemade ketchup? Because you can. And, as David explains, because no one can tell you that you shouldn't. No one.
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The Door Creaked Open
David continues where he left off, recounting what happened after he found an intruder in his rental house while on vacay in Maine.
Maine, At Last
David knew that crab, lobster, corn, and blueberries awaited him and The One on their Maine vacay. But that's not all….
My Kitchen 2.0
After 594 contracter hours, David emerges from the dust and despair of renovating to show off his new kitchen.
Goodbye, My Pet
David mourns the loss of his beloved cats, Chloe and Raja, and anticipates life without them. Kleenex required.
If These Walls Could Talk
In the midst of his kitchen renovation, David rediscovers some remnants from the moving-in party he threw.
The (Renovation) Honeymoon Is Over
It didn't take long for the honeymoon phase of David's kitchen renovation to be over…and for insanity to set in.
They're Alive!
David finds he may have a green thumb after all as he looks upon the chlorophyl duking it out in his garden in Darwinian style.
I, Farmer David
David divulges his teenage servitude on a farm and, decades later, attempts to grow veggies from seed. This oughta be interesting.
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