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The hunt for a rogue stoat on the loose in Kapiti Island nature reserve for over three months could be over after one was found in a trap today, the Department of Conservation says.
The stoat was found by DOC trapper Hamish Farrell, who was "pretty wrapt" to find it dead, ranger Clint Purches said.
It was still to early to say whether it was the one seen by a staff member in November and DOC would continue searching, Mr Purches said.
If it was the only one, having the island pest-free again would be a "great boost" to its conservation, he said.
Even having one stoat on the island could do a lot of damage to wildlife on the island.
"They're really just little killing machines."
The spotting of a stoat on the island in November sparked a massive search with more than 150 traps being laid.
It was unclear how the animal came to be on Kapiti, but DOC staff believed it might have swum the 5km from the mainland.
Kapiti had previously been predator-free for more than 10 years, after possums and rats were eliminated in the 1980s and 1990s.
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Sherco 5.1i 4T Enduro 20072007 Sherco 5.1i 4T Enduro specifications, pictures, reviews and rating |
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Several new components and a totally new look are the main characteristics of the 5.1 Enduro model. The motorcycle is more mature, better finished and more effective. |
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Model: | Sherco 5.1i 4T Enduro |
Year: | 2007 |
Category: | Enduro / offroad |
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Displacement: | 510.40 ccm (31.14 cubic inches) |
Engine type: | Single cylinder, four-stroke |
Bore x stroke: | 95.0 x 72.0 mm (3.7 x 2.8 inches) |
Fuel system: | Injection. Electronic fuel injection/digital engine management: Magneti Marelli |
Fuel control: | SOHC |
Ignition: | Electronic |
Cooling system: | Liquid |
Gearbox: | 6-speed |
Transmission type, final drive: | Chain |
Clutch: | Hydraulic, multidisc in oil bath |
Exhaust system: | Stainless Steel pipe with single aluminium muffler |
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Frame type: | Built from Chrome-molybdenum forming a single structure. |
Front suspension: | Paioli 38mm dia hydraulic telescope fork, fully adjustable for preload and dampening. |
Front suspension travel: | 295 mm (11.6 inches) |
Rear suspension: | Progressive system with single Paioli absorber with aluminium structure and fully adjustable (four regulation types), linked to the centre of the chassis and pushed by the swing arm through an articulated rod system. |
Rear suspension travel: | 300 mm (11.8 inches) |
Front brakes: | Single disc |
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Dry weight: | 109.0 kg (240.3 pounds) |
Seat height: | 900 mm (35.4 inches) If adjustable, lowest setting. |
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Only changes were red pepper instead of green ( red were on sale for 20 cents) and I used a gorgonzola flavored cracker. I liked the texture but some may find it too soft..I would say drain the tomatoes off if you like a firmer loaf
This makes a huge loaf. The trouble with it is that it was very wet and relatively flavorless. I made it exactly as the recipe said, except that I drained it when I put the rest of the sauce on top. I will not be making this again.
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This trip was more or less on a whim, and it didn't work out like I wanted. However it gave me some time to reflect on what I really want to achieve by doing these, and now looking back on this my travel mindset and goals have changed.
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He won the event in 17:34, leading from start to finish, and he won for six years after that. Just before his first victory, the couple moved to Seattle (he had visited once and loved the mountain trails), where Jurek did physical therapy work and helped a friend set up a running-shoe shop. He trained hard and ate well, and at each race he was cajoled, screamed at, and accompanied part of the way by old friend and now ubiquitous crew chief Dusty Olson. With every Western States victory, his fame grew. Brooks hired him to consult with athletes and to help design their shoes. Green Foods hired him as a consultant and to raise awareness about healthy eating. He and Leah traveled to races together, and she crewed for him, and when he wasn't racing, they skied together, and backpacked, and rode their mountain bikes to the local markets, where they would stock up on vegetables to cook together. The trouble in Deadwood seemed far behind them.
He had discovered two purposes. The first was running. The second was promoting the gospel of simple living and nutritious eating. If by winning races, he could help others live more healthily, and happily, he'd be doing both. He had found his path. All he had to do was stay on it, keep moving.
At the 2005 Badwater, after 70 miles in Death Valley, Jurek started shaking, and vomiting, then collapsed onto the roadside. For 10 minutes, he didn't move. Then he got up and shattered the course record.
The next year, Jurek returned to Badwater, to defend his title. This time, it was worse. After 21 hours of running, Jurek arrived in Lone Pine, at mile 122, ahead of Akos Konya by 15 minutes. Jurek stopped. He was hot and exhausted. There was a 13-mile climb to the finish in front of him. He didn't think he could hold off Konya. What was the point?
The point was to feel the pain, to see the path, and to keep moving. He knew it, but he couldn't do it.
"C'mon, you pussy!" Dusty Olson, his ancient tormentor screamed at him. "C'mon, Jerker, get your head up!"
"C'mon, you pussy!" Olson screamed again.
Jurek had lost his way before, in the Black Hills of South Dakota, but through hard work, and focus, and belief in the redemptive powers of just forging ahead, he'd been saved. Jerker's head snapped up, and the two friends tore uphill together, and kept running until Jurek had won his second straight Badwater.
In 2006, he journeyed to Copper Canyon, where he took on a man as pure-hearted as he is. (Jurek returned in 2007 and defeated his Mexican rival, an event not mentioned in Born to Run.)
He won Colorado's Hard Rock 100 Endurance Run (which many ultrarunners consider to be tougher than Badwater) in 2007, setting a course record, and his second Spartathlon right after that.
In Seattle, he trained and plotted ways to help more people, and expanded his vegan/simple living/corporate spokesperson proselytizing. He was something of a rock star in the city's running community, a recognizable figure at clinics and on trails and at trendy vegan restaurants, where people (especially women) would cast shy, sidelong glances his way.
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On a beautiful five-acre lot in the Coconut Grove area in Miami stands the Barnacle Historic State Park and the house is the oldest constructed house in the county, having been built in 1891. Throughout the year, the park is home to many events and concerts, and the park itself offers a pleasant outing for picnicking, tours of the site and viewing wildlife. The Barnacle Historic State Park provides guests with the opportunity to learn about how life was lived over a century ago and, as such, it is a wonderful location to take children on an education adventure through interpretive exhibits and the historic house museum.
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Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown To Premiere On April 14th
We'd heard whispers about it earlier, but it's official: Anthony Bourdain's CNN show Parts Unknown will premiere on Sunday, April 14th, and feature his trip to the recently opened country of Myanmar.
While we've been anxiously awaiting Bourdain's return to Smart People Television, it couldn't have come sooner: the dismal and exhausting first season of The Taste received lackluster ratings), and the show might not get renewed. We're hoping that being thrown into places like Libya will restore Bourdain's reputation as thoughtful, sincere, genuine, and Not A Hack. (The recent Cosmopolitan stunt to promote the show, however, gives us pause.)
Below, the press release from CNN:
Premiere Episode of New One-Hour Weekend Series Explores Food and Culture of Myanmar
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown, hosted by the world-renowned chef, bestselling author and Emmy winning television personality, premieres on Sunday, April 14, at 9pm, ET.
The one-hour weekend lifestyle series follows Bourdain as he travels the across the globe to uncover little-known areas of the world and celebrate diverse cultures by exploring food and dining rituals. Known for his curiosity, candor, and acerbic wit, Bourdain takes viewers off the beaten path of tourist destinations – including some war-torn parts of the world – and meets with a variety of local citizens to offer a window into their lifestyles, and occasionally communes with an internationally lauded chef on his journeys.
The premiere episode of the Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown offers an inside look at Myanmar. In his maiden voyage to the country formerly known as Burma, Bourdain and his crew discover the fabled beauty and local cuisines of a country that had been, up until recently, off-limits to outsiders. Future episodes include tours of Libya, Colombia, the Quebecois side of Canada, Koreatown in Los Angeles, Tangier, Peru and the Congo.
Following original episodes of Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown on Sunday nights at 9pm, encores will air on Friday nights at 11pm, Saturday nights at 9pm, and Sunday nights at 8pm. (all times Eastern)
Viewers can find updates, behind-the-scenes photos, and exclusive content from Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown by following the show's Twitter account@partsunknownCNN, and accessing the CNN Parts Unknown Facebook page. During each show, viewers are invited to go to the live blog atCNN.com/partsunknown and join in the conversation using the #PartsUnknown hashtag on Twitter.
In addition to his work on Parts Unknown, Bourdain will be traveling the United States in the spring to bring his "Guts & Glory" tour to live audiences beginning April 12 in San Francisco through May 13 in Washington D.C.
Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown is produced by Zero Point Zero Production with Executive Producers and Founders Chris Collins and Lydia Tenaglia, along with Executive Producer Sandra Zweig. The Emmy award winning Zero Point Zero Production has produced programs with Anthony Bourdain for more than a decade, including Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, The Layover, A Cooks Tour, and Decoding Ferran Adria.
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Dopant effects in polyaniline inhibition of corrosion-driven organic coating cathodic delamination on iron
Title | Dopant effects in polyaniline inhibition of corrosion-driven organic coating cathodic delamination on iron |
Publication Type | Journal Article |
Year of Publication | 2006 |
Authors | Williams, G., Gabriel A., Cook A., and McMurray H. N. |
Journal | Journal of the Electrochemical Society |
Volume | 153 |
Pagination | B425-B433 |
Keywords | Atmospheric humidity, Cathodes, Delamination, Dopant effects, Doping (additives), Electrochemical corrosion, Electrostatic coatings, Emeraldine, Iron compounds, Organic coatings, Polyaniline, Reaction kinetics, Scanning Kelvin probe, Solutions, Thin films |
Abstract | Coatings comprising various volume fractions of participate polyaniline dispersed in a polyvinylbutyral binder are applied to iron substrates. A scanning Kelvin probe is used to measure substrate potentials in humid air and follow corrosion-driven coating delamination (cathodic disbondment) when 5% w/v (0.86 M) aqueous NaCl contacts a coating defect. Emeraldine base has no effect on substrate potential or delamination kinetics. Emeraldine salts (ES) doped using p-toluenesulfonic (HpTS), camphorsulfonic (HCS), phosphoric (H 3PO4), and phenylphosphonic (H2PP) acids increase substrate potentials by up to 0.36 V and inhibit delamination with efficiency order of HpTS < HCS < H3PO4 ≪ H 2PP. Dopant salts added to the corrosive electrolyte do not inhibit delamination. It is proposed that inhibition arises primarily from cathodic O2 reduction becoming relocated from the ennobled substrate onto the ES coating. However, Fe3(PO4)2 and FePP salt films formed at the ES-substrate interface also contribute by hindering interfacial electron transfer. © 2006 The Electrochemical Society. All rights reserved. |
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — March 13, 2015 — Equinix, Inc.
Apr 16, 2015
Equinix Expands in Toronto to Serve Growing Demand for Interconnection
New Canadian facility adds interconnection capacity for customers in key global market at the center of several emerging industry trends
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — April 16, 2015 — Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the global interconnection and data center company, today opened a state-of-the-art data center in Toronto, Ontario.
Apr 16, 2015
Equinix Launches Technically Advanced Data Center in UK, its Sixth in London
New high-performance colocation facility opens to meet demand from customers in the financial services, content, cloud and enterprise segments
LONDON - April 16, 2015 - Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the global interconnection and data center company, today officially opened its sixth London data center, LD6, in Slough.
Jan 13, 2015
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Erik Cole made NHL history and the Carolina Hurricanes kept on winning.
Cole became the first player to be awarded two penalty shots in one game, scoring on the first, and the Hurricanes got their franchise-record eighth straight victory, 5-3 over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night.
He was awarded the first penalty shot while the Hurricanes were short-handed in the third period after being hauled down from behind by Buffalo forward Jochen Hecht. The goal gave Carolina a 4-1 lead.
Later in the third, Cole was hooked by Dmitri Kalinin and was awarded another penalty shot, but was foiled by Martin Biron.
"I made the move I wanted, but not the shot I wanted," said Cole, who became the first player in NHL history to take two penalty shots in one game according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Buffalo coach Lindy Ruff said the new rules may have had something to do with the awarding of the penalty shots.
"I don't know if those could have been called a couple of years ago," he said.
Martin Gerber tied his career-high with 41 saves as Carolina eclipsed the seven-game winning streak set 20 years ago when the team was located in Hartford.
"Actually, I'm not sure we're paying attention to that," said Cole, who also had two assists for Carolina, which is off to its best start in team history. "I'm just paying attention to doing whatever it takes to help this team."
That includes taking a slap shot by Kalinin off the bottom of his right knee late in the game, forcing the left wing to seek treatment after the game.
With a large ice pack on his knee, Cole hobbled gingerly around the locker room, but said he should be fine for the game in Florida on Friday night.
Ray Whitney, Michael Zigomanis, Frantisek Kaberle and Justin Williams also scored for the Hurricanes, who haven't lost in regulation since Oct. 8, when they fell to the New York Islanders. Since that defeat, the Hurricanes have won 10 of 11 games.
Cory Stillman contributed three assists, tying a career-high.
"When we come to the rink we're having fun, but we also expect to win," Stillman said. "That's a great mentality to have."
Gerber, who was making his second consecutive start after getting his fourth career shutout against Florida on Saturday, thwarted the Sabres in the second period when they peppered him with 22 shots. At one point midway through the period, Buffalo held a 16-1 edge in shots.
"We knew they were going to throw everything they could at the net," Gerber said. "They had a couple of big chances, but we always had someone there to close the gap or block a shot."
Despite the record-setting win, Carolina coach Peter Laviolette was disturbed with his team's defensive play, especially in the second.
"That period was real ugly," he said. "We didn't do a good job pressuring them or pressuring the puck."
Thomas Vanek scored twice, including his first career goal, and Ales Kotalik added a goal for Buffalo, which lost its fourth straight. After winning six of their first eight games, the Sabres have lost six of seven, including four straight at home.
"It's really frustrating," Vanek said. "We got a lot of shots, but we have to buckle down and work harder to get the rebounds."
Kotalik opened the scoring nearly five minutes in on the power play with his eighth goal of the season, and sixth with the man-advantage.
Carolina tied it 10 minutes later on Whitney's fourth goal, and took a 2-1 lead when Zigomanis recorded his first goal of the season with 1:40 left in the first.
Zigomanis, Buffalo's third-round draft pick in 1999, took Eric Staal's drop pass in the slot and wristed it past Biron.
The assist extended Staal's point streak to nine games. The second overall pick in 2003 has 19 points during the span.
Vanek closed the gap to 4-2 with a power-play goal in the third, and made it 4-3 with seven minutes remaining, deflecting Henrik Tallinder's shot from the left point.
Williams capped the scoring with an empty-net goal.
Biron finished with 17 saves in his fourth straight start replacing the injured Ryan Miller.
"He wasn't quite there," Ruff said of Biron. "We were working hard, and every guy was pressing. ... I need Marty to press, too."
Notes: Buffalo D Jay McKee missed his second straight game with a bruised foot. ... The Sabres recalled D Jeff Jillson from their AHL affiliate in Rochester. ... Carolina D Glen Wesley missed his first game of the season with a groin injury. ... The Hurricanes' previous best start after 14 games was in 1991-92 and 1996-97 when they accumulated 16 points in each of those seasons. ... Carolina is 9-0-1 when Stillman registers a point.
1st Period | ||||
04:57 BUF | PPG - Ales Kotalik ASST: Brian Campbell , Thomas Vanek | 1 - 0 BUF | ||
14:41 CAR | Ray Whitney ASST: Erik Cole , Cory Stillman | 1 - 1 Tie | ||
18:20 CAR | Michael Zigomanis ASST: Eric Staal , Cory Stillman | 2 - 1 CAR | ||
2nd Period | ||||
14:06 CAR | PPG - Frantisek Kaberle ASST: Erik Cole , Cory Stillman | 3 - 1 CAR | ||
3rd Period | ||||
08:37 CAR | SHG - PS - Erik Cole ASST: NONE | 4 - 1 CAR | ||
09:15 BUF | PPG - Thomas Vanek ASST: Ales Kotalik , Dmitri Kalinin | 4 - 2 CAR | ||
12:43 BUF | Thomas Vanek ASST: Henrik Tallinder , Tim Connolly | 4 - 3 CAR | ||
19:28 CAR | EN - Justin Williams ASST: Niclas Wallin | 5 - 3 CAR |
1st Period | ||
04:08 CAR | Rod Brind'Amour Hi-sticking | |
05:35 BUF | J-P Dumont Hooking | |
12:36 BUF | Henrik Tallinder Interference | |
15:10 CAR | Niklas Nordgren Slashing | |
19:21 CAR | Oleg Tverdovsky Hooking | |
2nd Period | ||
12:52 BUF | Jeff Jillson Hooking | |
3rd Period | ||
07:42 CAR | Jesse Boulerice Tripping |
Saves: 41 | EV: 36 - 37 |
Saves: 17 | EV: 14 - 16 |


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A Balinese man kicks up fire during the 'Mesabatan Api' ritual ahead of Nyepi Day in Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia on March 30, 2014. Mesabatan Api is held annually a day before the Nyepi Day of Silence, as symbolizes the purification of universe and human body through fire. Nyepi is a Hindu celebration observed every new year according to the Balinese calendar. (Agung Parameswara/Getty Images)
Asia Society's second annual Pacific Cities Sustainability Initiative conference convenes a disaster response master class, whose speakers have dealt with typhoons, tsunamis, and earthquakes.
As the Year of the Horse approaches at a gallop, we take a look to see how our friends across East Asia are ushering in a new year of prosperity and hope.
With the Olympic Winter Games right around the corner, and national pride about to hit a fever pitch, we thought we'd get the conversation started with a pastime everybody can get behind: Eating!
Women maneuver their produce-laden boats at the Lok Baintain floating market in South Kalimantan, Indonesia on December 31, 2013. (killerturnip/Flickr)
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delicate evergreen dwarf herb of north temperate regions having a solitary white terminal flower; sometimes placed in genus Pyrola
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Sure, the numbers were attractive but when I looked at the diagram of operations in front of me, I felt a bit sick. I didn't feel sick at the thought of the work involved (no entrepreneur is a stranger to hard work). To be honest, I didn't like the idea of the business growing to the point of losing too much control.
The business coach assured me this is a common concern among entrepreneurs - and one that is easily fixed by recruiting the right people or franchising to the right individuals. That may be so - but I simply wasn't ready for it.
Companies that choose to be great instead of big
So I was pleased to read Bo Burlingham's book "Small Giants - Companies that choose to be great instead of big". It's full of businesses that have eschewed growth and resisted the allure of expansion. They do so for many reasons but one is they don't want to lose control. Don't get me wrong, it's not a book about entrepreneurial control freaks. But rather one of passionate individuals who don't want to be answerable to a board or a series of dispassionate investors.
So if you are in a position where you are poised for growth, consider these issues:
1. What are the real reasons you want to grow?
Indeed, do you even have a compelling reason to do so - or is it only because everyone else is expecting you to do it? If you don't have a real driver to grow then you may not have enough motivation and passion to take you to the next stage.
2. Is your business designed to give you your lifestyle?
If you've actually structured your business so that you can spend time with your family, holiday regularly and pick the kids up from school, then are you prepared to give that away? If you decide to grow, you can expect that you'll be putting in some sweat to make it happen. If you decide to sell and start a new venture, the lifestyle you've become accustomed to may not be possible for a while.
3. Your cashflow
If your business is generating regular and good cashflow, which you have come to rely on, are you ready to upset the apple cart? Steady and regular cashflow can be under-rated by some business advisers who immediately see it as potential to fund further expansion or as a hook to potential buyers of the business. But what about just enjoying the benefits that the cashflow can bring?
When your cashflow is healthy, maybe this is a good time to get off the treadmill for a little while - safe in the knowledge that the business is going to continue to tick along. Reward yourself for all your hard work and, dare I say it, cruise for a while.
Ultimately, not everyone is a growth-focused or serial entrepreneur. As Bo Burlingham shows in his book, there are entrepreneurs who stick with their businesses for many years, shunning IPOs and multi-million dollar offers. Instead they operate their businesses at a level which still brings in more cash they will ever need - but which don't cost them their sanity - or their soul.


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Parks Canada's mandate is to protect and present nationally significant examples of Canada's natural and cultural heritage and to foster public understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of these areas in ways that ensure their ecological and commemorative integrity for present and future generations. In order to fulfill this mandate, the Agency has made a commitment to Canadians to maintain and improve the state of ecological integrity (ei) in Canada's national parks. The path to meeting this commitment has evolved over the past ten years in light of a new understanding and appreciation of the complexity of maintaining or improving the state of ecological integrity as well as a growing recognition of the importance of integrating protection, public education and visitor experience in the delivery of the Parks Canada mandate. Parks Canada's work will continue to respond to these challenges and to other drivers of change over the coming decades. The purpose of this report is to highlight progress made by Parks Canada in improving ecological integrity, with particular emphasis on actions taken on the ground that engage Canadians in a range of activities across the national parks system. Several of the stories report on progress since they were initially reported in the 2005 Action on the Ground report. The majority, however, are new stories that highlight recent Agency successes in maintaining or improving the state of ecological integrity in Canada's national parks. In addition, this report fulfills the Agency's 2005 commitment to the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development (cesd Chapter 2: Ecological Integrity in Canada's National Parks, section 2.21) to periodically produce public interest documents that report on improving or maintaining ecological integrity.


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You were taking thyroxine, which often isn't well converted into the active t3. Also, yes, if you were already hypothyroid, eating low carb will definitely compound the problem.
"Because the actions of T3 can be inhibited by many factors, including polyunsaturated fatty acids, reverse T3, and excess thyroxine, the absolute level of T3 can't be used by itself for diagnosis. "Free T3" or "free T4" is a laboratory concept, and the biological activity of T3 doesn't necessarily correspond to its "freedom" in the test. T3 bound to its transport proteins can be demonstrated to enter cells, mitochondria, and nuclei. Transthyretin, which carries both vitamin A and thyroid hormones, is sharply decreased by stress, and should probably be regularly measured as part of the thyroid examination.
When T3 is metabolically active, lactic acid won't be produced unnecessarily, so the measurement of lactate in the blood is a useful test for interpreting thyroid function. Cholesterol is used rapidly under the influence of T3, and ever since the 1930s it has been clear that serum cholesterol rises in hypothyroidism, and is very useful diagnostically. Sodium, magnesium, calcium, potassium, creatinine, albumin, glucose, and other components of the serum are regulated by the thyroid hormones, and can be used along with the various functional tests for evaluating thyroid function."
Preventing and treating cancer with progesterone.
Read Ray Peat's articles on thyroid. The one I linked before is particularly useful in reference to how standard medical procedures conduct thyroid checks. Hypothyroidism is a common cause of hair loss in women.


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - New England Patriots running back Fred Taylor is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against his former team, the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Taylor has missed the last 10 games with an ankle injury. He participated fully in practices Wednesday and Thursday and on a limited basis Friday.
Taylor spent 11 seasons in Jacksonville and is the Jaguars' all-time leading rusher. He signed with the Patriots as a free agent before the season.
Defensive linemen Vince Wilfork and Ty Warren and offensive linemen Nick Kaczur and Stephen Neal are also listed by New England as questionable. All four missed last Sunday's 17-10 win at Buffalo.
The Patriots would clinch the AFC East title with a win Sunday at home. The Jaguars need a win to stay alive in the wild-card chase.
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Approximately 50 employers are expected at this event, which will include workshops on various job-seeking-related topics and a resume critique session.
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4G, like all wireless technologies before it, is more or less a big magical mystery to most consumers. All they know — and all they care to know, really — is that 3G was fast, and 4G is faster.
For that little niche who does care to know more, however, Sprint's taken it upon themselves to mount up on a rooftop, camera in hand, and show you all the workings. To make the whole thing considerably more fun, I highly recommend turning on Youtube's automatic captioning for gems like "there's usually in tennis you need" and "We have some cell sites are pointing down missile sites all over the place". Video is after the jump.


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The film was written by Gary Ross and Anne Spielberg, sister of one Steven Spielberg. It was originally intended to be directed by Steven, who intended to cast
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in the lead role. However, Ford and Producer James L. Brooks (Terms of Endearment, As Good As It Gets) could not decide on a suitable Director.
Warren Beatty was in the running for the part of big Josh, but the Studio would not accommodate his outlandish fee of $7.5 million.
As performance research into the mannerisms of the other 'Josh', co-star David Moscow, Hanks reviewed videotapes of Moscow's actions and idiosyncrasies and carried these threads of behaviour into his own performance.
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Penny Marshall
once stated in an interview that Jared Rushton, who played the character of Billy Kopeche, really has blond hair. Penny Marshall thought he was the boy for the part but thought that his blond hair gave him too much of a "California Kid" look, so he got the part on the condition that he died his hair and eye brows a darker color, hence the reddish-brown color of his hair in the movie.
Contributed by: Monica Rushton
The scene where Josh and Billy squirt silly string in poses of sneezing, barfing, etc. was not in the original script. It came from the rehearsal when Penny Marshall put Tom Hanks, Jared Rushton, and David Moscow in a studio room full of toys and just let them play together. When they got hold of the string they attempted to out-gross each other and that is how the scene ended up in the movie.
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There is a scene in the movie where Josh's girlfriend and he are fighting about why she can't make a wish on the zoltar machine and go back with him. She makes a comment that is something to the effect of "I can't go back to being a little girl in pigtails." In the ending that I remember in theatres, there is a final scene after Josh returns to his mother. He and Billy are sitting in school, and the teacher introduces a new girl. She has pigtails and looks like his old girlfriend. They smile and giggle a bit, and then the movie ends.
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Allegedly an early version of "BIG" had an alternative ending in which the girl lead comes into Josh's classroom once he has gone back to school. She has obviously gone to the machine and wished to be "SMALL" and was played by a young actress who looked the spitting image of her elder counterpart.
There was another ending to Big.. I watched it in the theatre and it does end with them in school the next day and Susan is there as a new student. I want that scene back. I was hoping it was in the new DVD I just purchased and I was so disappointed. I guess it was released at only a few screening theaters across the country and mine must have been one of them.
Sara wrote in to add that she saw that version originally, in Dublin, Ireland, and was disappointed when the version that I saw recently only had Josh walking down the road with Billy.
I remember going down to the video shop and hiring Big. I do remember the ending in question. From memory it rolled AFTER the credits. Susan turns up as the new student in Josh's class. My brother also remembers it, so, it isn't just me :) David, Coffs Harbour NSW Australia
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On fontstructor it has actually been simplified, for some reason it doesn't show when its published though! Thanks for pointing it out though!


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This piece from CNN is more of a video essay on Herman Cain's candidacy for president than a normal broadcast story.
Solely voiceover and recycled b-roll clips, it follows some of his most controversial moments, as well as some of his triumphs.
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When designing computers, there are two different architectures for
handling memory storage. They are called Big Endian and Little Endian
and refer to the order in which the bytes are stored in memory.
Windows NT was designed around Little Endian architecture and was not
designed to be compatible with Big Endian because most programs are
written with some dependency on Little Endian.
These two phrases are derived from "Big End In" and "Little End In."
They refer to the way in which memory is stored. On an Intel computer,
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stored in memory as (0x34 0x12). The little end, or lower end, is
stored first. The same is true for a four-byte value; for example,
0x12345678 would be stored as (0x78 0x56 0x34 0x12). "Big End In" does
this in the reverse fashion, so 0x1234 would be stored as (0x12 0x34)
in memory. This is the method used by Motorola computers and can also
be used on RISC-based computers. The RISC-based MIPS computers and the
DEC Alpha computers are configurable for Big Endian or Little Endian.
Windows NT works only in the Little Endian mode on both computers.
Windows NT was designed around Little Endian architecture. The Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) is written so that all operating system-related issues are automatically handled. Therefore, it is possible to create a HAL that could work on Big Endian architecture. The basic problem with porting the code has to do with the way the code is written for all programs. Code is often written with the assumption that Big Endian or Little Endian is being used. This may not be specific to the HAL; it could be something as simple as bit masking for graphics. To clarify this concept more, two programming examples follow. Example 1
Example 2Another example is a common practice of using bit masks. The following is an example of defining a bit mask:
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Sociology Film Series: Even the Rain (Tambien la Lluvia)
Even the Rain (Tambien la Lluvia)
A 2010 drama set during the 2000 Cochabamba protests in Bolivia. An exploration of historical Spanish imperialism and its connection to modern development. The film highlights indigenous Bolivians' struggles against a water privatization project supported by multi-national corporations, international financial institutions, and local elites.
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University of Tennessee
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Microsoft's brand new version of its flagship product, the Windows operating system, has pitted it once again against Linux users who have had a longstanding battle with the giant. The Linux community has been particularly offended by the operating system's Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), or popularly known as Secure Boot.
The GNU Linux community's fundamental objection to the feature is that it amounts to collusion between Microsoft and hardware manufacturers to lock users, depriving them of the freedom to install other operating systems in a Windows environment. They were later mollified by Microsoft's clarifications that there will be a 'Secure Boot-disable' option on PC's shipping with Windows 8. Although this option would have allowed installation of multiple operating systems, it is still arduous on Secure Boot machines.
Secure Boot is deemed as an attempt by Microsoft to tighten its losing grip in the desktop space and grab onto a substantial user base in the tablet space. With the release of Windows 8 and Microsoft's tablet computer Surface, there is some clarity about the implications of Secure Boot.
As the Redmond giant provides an option for multi boot on Intel or AMD processor-based computers (seen with Windows 8), and no such option for ARM-based computers, the restriction might play out differently in the tablet market (manifested in Microsoft Surface).
It would create unhealthy competition in the long run, if Microsoft-certified ARM devices make it big in the tablet computer segment, and eliminate other operating systems from the race with a hardware lock in the form of Secure Boot.
If you have a personal computer, or a laptop that you purchased a couple of years ago, the first wake-up screen would most likely be a dull visual with a pixelated logo and text in a monotonous font with keyboard access to only a few obscure device options. This wake-up system software, that has existed from the first IBM PC, is mostly the only piece of computer ware that has never seen any major upgrades.
The Basic Input/Output System (or commonly known as the BIOS) is the firmware that initiates the device wake-up, before the operating system can be loaded.
With UEFI, this interface between the device firmware and the operating system will make the interface advanced, firstly, and more importantly, prevent malicious software that attack the BIOS (rootkits) from hampering the functioning of the operating system. The initiative of Intel and now the consortium UEFI is trying to make the boot process of computers more secure.
Secure or restricted?
Boot restrictions aren't new in the industry. All Apple products come with restricted boot. Tablets and phones running Android too do not allow multi boot. With the Microsoft version of UEFI Secure Boot, it has joined the league of restricted boot operating systems. If Microsoft is not alone, why is it being targeted?
A blog post on Free Software Foundation website reads, "When done correctly, Secure Boot is designed to protect against malware by preventing computers from loading unauthorised binary programs when booting." In the case of the Microsoft implementation, it hasn't been done correctly. Making the apprehensions of Free Software crowd come true, Microsoft has now made it mandatory for ARM-based devices to have "Secure Boot" on, without an option to disable it. This means ARM-based devices certified for Windows do not have the option of booting into another operating system (unless the operating system in question is also certified by Microsoft).
Impact on market
While Free Software community and technologists who want multi boot are agitated with this ARM lock by Microsoft, from a market point of view, it does not seem like a threat, at least as yet.
Microsoft is not imposing the Secure Boot restriction in the desktop space, which is almost entirely ruled by Intel or AMD machines running Microsoft Windows. If Microsoft had imposed Secure Boot on desktop platforms, they might have faced a second antitrust action, because they are still the monopoly in personal computer operating systems.
Keywords: Techonology, Microsoft, Windows 8, Linux, Open source


text: Bob hands Alice a gun. "Do you know how to use this?" he asks. To answer, Alice goes through a little routine with the gun. This may involve checking the safety, unloading, testing the action, and reloading. It will almost always involve lots of exaggerated clicky noises and shoo-shoo sounds. The idea is to show that yes, Alice knows how to use one. May be part of a LockAndLoadMontage. Not to be [[RLeeErmey confused with the show]].----!!Examples:[[foldercontrol]][[folder:Anime and Manga]]* Kirika does this with her eyes closed in ''Anime/{{Noir}}''.* Parodied in TengenToppaGurrenLagann during episode 3. Yoko tosses Kamina a pistol and asks if he knows how to use it. He [[DramaticGunCock cocks it]] and acts like he does. Then he uses it as a bludgeon, acting surprised when it fires...at him because he was holding it backwards.[[/folder]][[folder:Fan Fic]]* In the FanFic ''NeonExodusEvangelion'', DJ hands a pistol to Shinji Ikari and asks him if he can use it. Shinji ([[spoiler:who was thoroughly trained by the villains earlier in the story]]) promptly performs the full routine to DJ's utter bemusement.* Realistically subverted in ''[[StreetsOfRageSaga Streets of Rage Saga's]]'' second story, ''Origins''. When Axel has to temporarily leave Blaze by herself, he leaves a pistol with her. She admits she's never held one before, so he shows her how it works. The explanation goes over her head, though, and when the time comes for her to use it, she tries to pull the hammer back...and ends up spilling all the bullets out of the clip instead. She has some difficulty reloading the bullets, but manages to work the gun correctly on the second try. Later on, she gets some gun-training from Adam.[[/folder]][[folder:Film]]* In ''Film/GoldenEye'' Film/JamesBond tosses a gun to Natalya and asks if she can use it. She promptly checks if everything is in working order and answers "Yes."[[/folder]][[folder:Live Action TV]]* Every character on ''{{Series/Lost}}'' has done this at least once. Even ''Shannon''.* Both played straight and subverted in the fourth season of ''Series/{{Buffy|the Vampire Slayer}}'', when Xander tries to do this with a flare gun and totally fails. Giles then demonstrates how to do it properly.** At other points he -can-, due to a 'CursedWithAwesome' that hit him with military knowledge. It faded in an out later on.* Used in the second episode of ''{{Series/Dollhouse}}'', when Boyd gives a gun to Echo:--->'''Boyd''': You know how to use this?--->'''Echo''': I have three brothers, none of them Democrats.* In ''Series/TheSarahConnorChronicles'' episode 2.12 "Alpine Fields"* Happens in ''Series/{{Unforgettable}}'', where Carrie uses it to intimidate a mobster when he tells her to put the gun down because she ''obviously'' doesn't know anything about guns (insert prejudiced reason here). Carrie almost contemptuously ejects the mag then slides it back in place and puts it back on target.[[/folder]][[folder:Webcomics]]* Appeared in ''GPF'' when Nick and Ki was visiting his family... Nick's father turned out to be a cop, and when he showed off his new service sidearm to his son, Nick -- who is otherwise a stereotypical nerd - goes through this routine before checking the sights and commenting "Nice..." Ki is somewhat intimidated. Apparently, growing up in a house with guns taught him how to handle them.[[/folder]]----<<|GunsAndGunplayTropes|>>


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This is a classic example of how far out of control and yet soooo important these scores have become. Once upon a time, the score could be likened to that of the label around a bottle of water. Today, I believe this same score is more like that of the water in the bottle. See, these scores determine if one obtains housing whether the application for this housing is to rent or to buy. Burden your mind with this, although the score is used to determine whether you obtain housing or not, it does not take into account ones rental history but hits one negatively if you do not have a mortgage. For this reason, I believe in full disclosure of all information that may or may not be used against me on the underwriters desk. In fact, lenders should allow the consumer to see their guidelines and pull the same score they will pull before them. I want my right to shop around without having to buy and/or be penalized for doing so.
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silentlamb97 wrote:How about giving us our credit scores for free. always. any time. FICO has every American by the short hairs. I refuse to pay you crooks for my own personal financial information. If anything, you should have to pay me for the priviledge of gathering my info. A person could spend hundreds of dollars chasing after credit scores that don't change. FICO should be ashamed of themselves. Making me pay for my own information is like coercion, or bribery. Your conduct is criminal, and hopefully in the future you'll all be jailed like the corporate criminals you are.
I think you are targeting the wrong company. FICO doesn't have a shred of data or info about you or your finances. FICO is a formula and it is the same for everyone. The ones you should be targeting are the credit reporting agencies. They are the ones that hold your personal info, your credit past, and it is through this information that a formula is used to create a number. And if you are mad that your personal financial info is floating out there, then you should be! If you close all of your accounts then the companies that you did business with will no longer use your personal info and keep it on record.
To the defense of the consumer who expressed their opinion on the score. I believe he is partially correct. As credit reports are to be free once annually so too should be the score on the same date and report it is pulled. Now with that out of the way, as taught in college, any product, good and/or service that claims to predict or come close too "actual truth" of specific future events is suspect because IT IS NOT SCIENCE. Ask yourself these questions, does the score take into account the consumers job going out of business and is that the fault of the consumer? Does the score take into account recidivism rate of ones likelyhood to file bankruptcy? There are many factors out of the consumers control that are not factored into the score. Why did that single mother not pay her revolving credit line for three months. Perhaps it was too pay a bill that does not report, to keep the roof over the head of her family. These products are no different than "Ma'dam Zelda" down the street with her crystal ball and numerology report she would love to sell you. My opinion of course.
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It is not true that if you close your accounts, the company will remove you from their database and cease to "share" (i.e. sell) your information. They keep your information and continue to "share" anything they can legally get away with - which is a lot. Read the fine print in their so-called "privacy" notices.
That is why I am a firm believer in Competitive Intelligence. The companies spy and house data on us, why not a company that does the same with companies and provides those reports to consumers?
I think Barry was talking about change in the law. If the law changes, people will have to respect the change regardless of their viewpoint. I think Barry hit the nail right on the head.
A good start but it could definitely use a little bit more teeth to it though.
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# (3) 01 Feb 2011, 08:47AM: When Am I Ever Going To Have To Use This?:
Yesterday, while negotiating with potential clients, I used:
All that school comes in handy sometimes!
# (3) 01 Feb 2011, 08:47AM: When Am I Ever Going To Have To Use This?:
Yesterday, while negotiating with potential clients, I used:
All that school comes in handy sometimes!
# (1) 02 Feb 2011, 10:50AM: Is Our Sumanas Learning?:
Yesterday + today:
Project Hamster is a nice timetracking app, better for my purposes than is gTimelog.
The magic code to add to an HTML page to make RSS autodiscovery work: <
What domain name to use, and thus how to construct an email address for email-to-SMS on my phone.
Where the downloadable gzipped archives link is on mailman archive pages (example). On the right, right under my nose; no need to cast about and start constructing a link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS Feed" href="/rss.xml"
# 07 Feb 2011, 12:53AM: The Offspring (Of Our Friends):
This weekend I visited two friend-couples who have new babies, then came home to read Mary Anne Mohanraj's related post:
From this weekend:
"Yeah, it seems like everyone we know is having babies."In the end, I decided that I wanted to be with him more than I wanted children. I was shaken, but relieved, because finally the decision was made. And then it turned out that it was not done at all.
"It's a fad; it'll never catch on."
# (1) 09 Feb 2011, 12:34PM: Recruiting:
As you might have seen from my microblogging, I seem to know a lot of firms that are hiring. In short: I know people who are looking for project managers, UX designers, backend developers, undergrads who code, playtesters, kernel & mobile hackers, so if you know me at all, feel free to contact me to ask for an introduction.
Wikimedia, the foundation that supports Wikipedia ("No, Mom, not Wikileaks, that's different"), is looking for lots of engineers (deadline in 2 days) and fundraisers/researchers/analysts/more. The Volunteer Development Coordinator role also has a 11 February application deadline: attention, open source community managers!
Get paid to hack Linux mobile and save vendors & developers from constantly reinventing the wheel at Linaro. They especially need kernel and Android hackers and technical project and product managers.
OpenPlans, the New York City nonprofit that uses technology to make cities better, has decadent offices and benefits. Oh, and they're looking for a web designer, two engineers, and a fundraising manager.
Socialbomb, the Brooklyn startup that creates stylish experiences connecting Blu-Ray and mobile devices to Facebook & Twitter, is looking to fill several roles, including development.
I'll be administering some Google Summer of Code work this year, so I'd like to recruit bright university students to consider applying. It's never too early to start thinking about summer internships! And don't worry too hard about qualifications: "Do you have some programming experience at the university level? Then, yes, you are good enough! No, you don't need to be a Computer Science or IT major."
And I know at least one more project that's looking for a part-time playtester and a part-time project manager, so let me know if you're interested.
# 13 Feb 2011, 02:05AM: After-Action Report:
Erin, thank you for your company tonight at Too Much Light, and for introducing me to Curly's Vegetarian Lunch. All fun!
An incomplete list of stuff I mentioned:
See you again sometime!
# 13 Feb 2011, 10:34AM: Sweet!:
Years ago, on Jeopardy!, a contestant incorrectly rang into a food science clue with the response, "What is aspartame?" Nope. Then, for the next clue -- something about NutraSweet -- no one rang in. Beep-beep-beep, the timer said. And then host Alex Trebek pronounced, all stentorian, "Now's the time for aspartame."
I take fake sugar with my coffee and tea these days, and every time I reach for it -- even if it's sucralose or saccharin -- I think of Alex Trebek.
(Obligatory musical link to Leonard's excellent song "Sweet & Lowbrow".)
# (1) 16 Feb 2011, 04:29PM: Consulting: Soooo much easier to work with people who laugh at my jokes.
# (1) 17 Feb 2011, 03:28PM: QuahogCon 2010, & 2011?:
According to its main website, the QuahogCon security/DIY convention has not yet opened registration for this year, which makes me slightly nervous. There does exist an Eventbee ticket-sales page but I don't trust it yet, since the main site doesn't link to it. So here's hoping reg starts soon.
I'm planning on going. I enjoyed last year thoroughly.
I arrived in Providence via train of hilarity and proceeded on foot through
the picturesque and confusing downtown to the hotel. They checked me
in early without any fuss, and were generally helpful. Bedbug check: clear! Some shopping (pint glass: bought) and a great sandwich later, I sat by the water reading when Leonard's friend Jake Berendes called. He and his gal pal Sukiko took me to White Electric, where we
discussed James Bond, whether I am as "con crazy" as Leonard alleges,
and the Providence art and music scene. Evidently show flyers in
Providence are hella cryptic, to keep fratboys and the cops away.
Security through obscurity can really cut down on attackers, however you perceive attacks.
Then the con began and my note-taking time completely disappeared.
Convention registration at the hotel: I got the flashiest badge ever, a programmable circuit board with flashing LEDs. (Of course the badges at an infosecurity conference don't have names on them.)
The introductory session: let me just say that I hope this year's geeky standup comedy is geekier, funnier, and less sexist. (I've volunteered to perform, and am waiting to hear back from the con organizers.) But at the con as a whole, if I recall correctly, I was almost never the only woman in the room, and I don't remember being scorned or harrassed due to my gender (other than general misogyny by some of the stand-up comedians). Woohoo!
Dan Kaminsky's keynote was gripping and prefigured his Interpolique work. Other edifying talks (slides available!): Dan Crowley on Windows file pseudonyms, Joe McCray on SQL injection, Larry Pesce on SIM card forensics, and Matthew Borgatti's "Art to Part" keynote. I'd been looking forward to Joan Pepin's Gender Hacking talk, but it turned into Trans 101 because attendees in the room seemed to need it.
I enjoyed the dealer's row, the lockpicking instruction table and the kits for sale, and the constant conversations in the lobby and the bar. My team won its first round of Hacker Jeopardy, and losing to Dan Kaminsky's team in the final round was still fun. Also, it's fun to hang out with Dan. I met some fun people, ate yummy food at several area restaurants, and hung out with Jake and Sukiko (you know it's a good barbecue when you go kayaking for the first time and lose your eyeglasses in a reservoir).
When I go this year, I hope to bring Leonard along, to visit the Culinary Arts Museum at Johnson & Wales University, and to see the Roger Williams memorial.
# 17 Feb 2011, 05:10PM: Thumbs Up, Sarah Glidden:
Just finished Sarah Glidden's touching, heady, funny memoir How To Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less. She went on a Birthright Israel trip, determined that they wouldn't brainwash her, and had her views confirmed and challenged. Recommended.
For a taste of Glidden's style, check out her graphical travelogue, available to read at her site. She's Kickstarted funding for a new book documenting being embedded among traveling reporters, which is already conceptually neat. Looking forward to reading it.
# (1) 20 Feb 2011, 12:34PM: More Jokes About Culture And Food:
Brunch ideas:
The "tempted by the fruit of another" song as fanfic about that William Carlos Williams icebox-plums poem
Trix rabbit as Prometheus, punished for giving humanity the gift of sweet breakfast cereal
# 20 Feb 2011, 05:44PM: Apple Jacks:
Today I learned that TV advertisements for Apple Jacks cereal used to emphasize the apple taste, then (coinciding with my watchership) proudly renounced any claim to tasting appley, and now have a talking apple mascot who goes on about how apple-infused the whole production is.
My childhood overlapped with a historically aberrant period. Mass media was a business model that worked. Cheap and abundant fossil fuels made long-distance travel easy. And Apple Jacks was honest about the faintness of its apple connection. Peak Copyright, Peak Oil, Apple Valley.
# (2) 21 Feb 2011, 12:03AM: Not About Socialism, Sadly:
"As diversity is a highlighted feature, many things are held in common amongst the students."
--Robin Y.'s unfortunate lead to the "this year's fashions" story in a Tokay High School yearbook. "Stylin': Teens pay price of fashion" was the nearly-as-useless headline (the body of the piece did not address price in any way). Keywords: Hilfiger, stripes, Tamagotchi.
Of course I have the other usual reactions to looking at my old high school yearbook, chagrin and who's-that and squinting at inscriptions and querying LinkedIn, but also, oh wow some of this writing sucks.
# (1) 23 Feb 2011, 09:06AM: The Return of MC Masala:
From April 2005 to August 2007, I wrote a weekly column, "MC Masala," for several Bay Area newspapers in the Alameda/ANG Newspaper Group. Circulation: maybe 200,000?
Between now & then, I've made various uninspired attempts to get copies of the articles -- I had my drafts, of course, but I didn't have images of many of them as they'd been published on the page. for a while I entertained a vague idea of assembling such things for a clippings file. You know, so I could brandish it at big media gatekeepers and get another heighty soapbox.
But it's just too much bother to track down microfilm and whatnot from the other side of the continent. I eventually decided that I'd be satisfied with the texts of the published articles, which include corrections and improvements from my editors. If I want to court Big Media someday I have other ways to do it.
So I got advice from Ask MetaFilter, and then yesterday I sat in front of a New York Public Library computer with a USB drive for a little bit and went download-happy.
MC Masala Reposts. Not in chronological order, not guaranteed to be comprehensive, haven't decided on a posting rhythm yet, written by a woman substantially less mature than I am now. First up: that one about raisins, from 6 May 2007.
(P.S. Thanks especially to Brendan, Leonard, and James for pushing me on this!)
(P.P.S. I'm reposting the column under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike. Share it, remix it, translate it, podcast it, go on ahead.)
(P.P.P.S. Yes, I'm thinking about a print-on-demand paperback someday.)
# (2) 26 Feb 2011, 08:25AM: Notes Notes:
Karaoke lesson: I do not actually know the lyrics or melodies of pop songs. At least, not the ones I pick. As it turns out, "I'll Be There" by Mariah Carey has many words and notes with which I was previously unfamiliar, which shows the difference between hearing a song a million times and listening to that song even once. But "Ring of Fire" by Johnny Cash, "Sunday Morning" by No Doubt, "Part Of Your World" from The Little Mermaid, the songs others my age have chosen, those I can sing. Funny how developing a karaoke repertoire is partially a matter of discovering what songs you already know, a preexisting natural resource.
If I were a committed filker, I would attend karaoke nights and sing my own compositions to the tunes of pop tunes. Karaoke-friendly instrumental tracks are audio exploitables, after all. I am also envisioning a karaoke/Dance Dance Revolution hybrid game.
# (1) 26 Feb 2011, 09:52AM: Careering:
Since I last mentioned my career, I have turned into a consultant. I have a few gigs; let me tell you about two of my clients.
QuestionCopyright.org is a nonprofit that aims "to educate the public about the history of copyright, and to promote methods of distribution that do not depend on restricting people from making copies." I'm QCO's Fundraising Coordinator, meaning that I write and coordinate grant proposals. I also write a tiny bit for the QCO website. Case in point: "Three glimpses: Transformative work, public domain music, and ethics".
The GNOME Foundation, the nonprofit that supports the GNOME desktop, has hired me as one of two contractors to manage marketing for the launch of GNOME 3.0. Allan Day and I will be (to oversimplify) ensuring that Linux users know what's new in this release and why it's awesome.
More on those and my other work when I can!
# 27 Feb 2011, 09:35AM: Miscellaneous:
Winter in New York City; learning to love the gurgle of the radiator.
Project management is sometimes a matter of asking an obvious question, then standing there with an expectant look while your team member gets around to promising they'll do what they know they ought to do.
At karaoke, some songs had music videos -- not the original music videos, of course, but karaoke music videos, much cheaper in cost and effect, one step above B-roll. Motorcycle riders, abandoned warehouses, beaches, you know. The video for Radiohead's "Creep" featured a hunchbacked dude yearning for a woman who rejected him. I told my fellow singers, "I'm waiting for the bit where he invents Facebook."
The BBC Radio 4 Friday Night Comedy Podcast has been the News Quiz for several weeks; I'm looking forward to the next installment, a The Now Show. The News Quiz has introduced me to socialist/nihilist comedian Jeremy Hardy, perhaps to make up for all the reactionary snark. Let me quote from the 8 January show:
Miles Jupp: .... It turns out that the French -- they are the most depressed people in the world. Which is a surprise. Well, I suppose what it teaches you -- that if you live in a country where people are either rioting, shrugging, or refusing to work, it will eventually grind you down.
Sandi: We only came fifth. Fifth!
Miles: In the grumpy?
Sandi: In the grumpiness! They must have only polled people who don't watch EastEnders. Fifth!
Jeremy Hardy: It was developing countries where people are more cheery, wasn't it?
Sandi: The Nigerians are, apparently, very cheerful.
Jeremy: Well, because when people are materially disadvantaged, maybe they're more optimistic, because they know that their destiny's not entirely in their own hands. And so they just have to hope for the best. Whereas in the developed world, where materially we've got plenty of stuff, and lots of opportunities, we know that the only thing stopping us from being happy is ourselves, which of course is a kind of downward spiral into disillusionment and hopelessness, isn't it, really? Because you can't -- you're never gonna get rid of yourself, so if you're basically unhappy, you're always gonna be unhappy, and in the remaining time that you've got left, you're either gonna be in despair about the fact that you've wasted your life, or maybe a bit cheerful about the fact that it's nearly
Miles: How depressed must the French be!
Sandi: And a very happy New Year to us all.
You're not going to hear that on Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me.
Sandi Toksvig: Miles, whose Gallic grump is of global proportions?
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Participants in the Take Charge program might include people living with arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, depression and chronic pain. They will learn ways to manage stress, make healthier food choices and add exercise to their daily lives, a news release said.
The workshops run every Friday from Feb. 1 to March 8, from 9:30 a.m. to noon at St. David and St. Patrick Church, 520 Speedvale Ave. E.
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If you're dealing a disabling injury or illness, you might worry about when you'll be able to get back to working and earning an income. It's hard to return to work for anyone who has been out of the workforce for a long period of time, regardless of the reasons. Those dealing with lasting disabilities, however, have to keep in mind the possibility of discrimination in the workplace.Discrimination is illegal and is a practice that needs to be changed if you encounter it. The Coye Law Firm works for employee rights in the course of their discrimination or injury cases. If you find that an employer uses your disability as a reason when deciding whether or not to hire, fire, promote, or demote you, you need an attorney immediately. A disability lawyer at the Coye Law Firm can help you file a claim within the time limit, protect you from lost wages or benefits, protect you from retaliation, and prevent professional limitations or disputes.
Legislation to Protect Employees
Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990 to protect the rights and interests of disabled Americans. If a person is qualified to perform a job, then under this law, an employer, employment agency, labor organization, state government, or local government can not discriminate against an applicant based on their physical or mental limitation.A person is considered to have a "disability" when they:
- have a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of life's major activities
- have a record of the impairment
- are regarded as having such an impairment
Employer Responsibilities
Unless it relates directly to your ability to perform a specific job, the employer is not allowed to ask you:- if you have a disability
- how severe your disability is
- about the nature of your disability
- to take a medical exam unless everyone other employee has as well
Your disability has taken you out of work and prevented you from earning an income. When you're ready to go back to work, don't let discrimination keep you from making a full economic recovery. Call the Coye Law Disability Center if you suspect discrimination is taking place. We can help you resolve the matter and protect your rights.


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