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The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's department of photography, established in 1992, produced its first major exhibition, "The Waking Dream: Photography's First Century." It won enthusiastic critical and public response when it opened in New York City before going on tour. The 253 pictures from the Gilman Paper Co. collection traced the evolution of photography from its primitive beginnings in 1839 to its maturing as a sophisticated creative medium some 100 years later.
"John Heartfield: Photomontages" opened at New York City's Museum of Modern Art with a display of that artist's use of photographs, headlines, and other graphic elements to create savage satires attacking fascist brutality in Europe in the 1930s. The National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C., presented a retrospective exhibition covering 80 years of work by Harlem's great Afro-American photographer James VanDerZee. In a more contemporary vein at the California Museum of Photography, Riverside, was "Documentary Fictions/Digital Truths: New Photographs by Pedro Meyer," in which the noted Mexican photographer used computer imaging to create effects of magic realism.
"In Human Effort," an exhibition of pictures by Brazilian-born Sebastião Salgado at the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art, was the first in the history of Japan's national museums to display works of an individual photographer. "The Photographs of Shoji Ueda," shown at the Tokyo Station Gallery, illustrated through numerous vintage prints the "modernism, realism, attitude, and vision" of this creative photographer. Other major exhibitions included "Love You, Tokyo" at the Setagaya (Tokyo) Museum, featuring renowned photographers Kineo Kuwabara and Nobuyoshi Araki.
Avedon's An Autobiography was launched amid a major media blitz in national magazines and on television shows. The sumptuously produced book gave a fascinating, highly personal survey of this influential, multifaceted photographer's lifework to date in fashion, reportage, portraiture, and photomontage. Richard Lorenz in Imogen Cunningham: Ideas Without End presented a revisionist view of the late long-lived member of California's famed Group f.64. Using 179 Cunningham photographs, many never before published, he asserted that she was not only a photographer in the "straight" tradition of Edward Weston and Ansel Adams but also a radical experimentalist. Adams, too, was presented in an unaccustomed guise as a colour photographer in Ansel Adams in Color with 50 colour transparencies selected by Harry Callahan. The Permanence and Care of Color Photographs by Henry Wilhelm with Carol Brower, decades in the making, provided an exhaustive and authoritative account of this important subject.
It was a record-breaking year for prices paid at auction for single photographs. The previous world record of $181,000 in 1992 for "Girl with Leica" by Alexander Rodchenko was toppled by $193,895 paid for Man Ray's "Glass Tears" at Sotheby's in London in mid-1993. This, in turn, was surpassed at a later auction of rare Alfred Stieglitz prints at the Pace/MacGill Gallery, New York City, where a 1920 photograph by Stieglitz, "Georgia O'Keeffe: A Portrait--Hands and Thimble," sold for an extraordinary $398,500.
The Pulitzer Prize for spot news photography went to William Snyder and Ken Geiger of the Dallas (Texas) Morning News for images of the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. Winning a Pulitzer for the third straight year, the Associated Press took the prize for feature photography, awarded for 20 images by 10 staff photographers documenting Bill Clinton's U.S. presidential campaign. At the 50th Pictures of the Year competition sponsored by the National Press Photographers Association and the University of Missouri School of Journalism, James Nachtwey of Magnum was named Magazine Photographer of the Year for his reportage from Somalia. Carol Guzy of the Washington (D.C.) Post won the Newspaper Photographer of the Year award for her portfolio. At the 36th Annual World Press Photo competition, the Press Photo of the Year had two recipients, Nachtwey for photography in South Africa and Marc Asnin of Saba Pictures for an ongoing documentation of the life of his "Uncle Charlie." At the International Center of Photography's 1993 awards program, recipients included Avedon for the Master of Photography Award and Stefan Lorant, famed photographic editor from the early days of modern photojournalism, for the Lifetime Achievement Award. The W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography was yet another award received by Nachtwey for his coverage of Somalia.
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R.I.P. James Q. Wilson
- By Daniel W. Drezner
Daniel W. Drezner is professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and a senior editor at The National Interest. Prior to Fletcher, he taught at the University of Chicago and the University of Colorado at Boulder. Drezner has received fellowships from the German Marshall Fund of the United States, the Council on Foreign Relations, and Harvard University. He has previously held positions with Civic Education Project, the RAND Corporation, and the Treasury Department.
When James Q. Wilson passed away earlier this week from leukemia, political science lost a legend. Wilson was like his onetime colleague Samuel Huntington: he wrote far and wide and without fear. His most well-known argument was the "broken windows" theory of crime. He posited (along with George Kelling) that the best way to reduce serious crime was for a neighborhood to be vigilant about more minor (but publicly visible) signs of disorder, like grafitti and broken windows.
For me, however, it was his work on bureaucracy that stood out. His two books on political bureaucracy — Political Organizations and Bureaucracy — are landmarks in the field. Bureaucracy in particular is a fantastically rich work, akin to Tom Schelling's Strategy of Conflict, in that a generation of organizational politics scholars could take a half-page of Wilson's musings and spin them into entire books.
For some lovely obituaries, see Arthur Brooks in the Wall Street Journal, Harvey Mansfield in the Weekly Standard, and Mark Kleiman at SameFacts. Wilson was a conservative, and many of his arguments were consistent with conservative principles. He was first and foremost a social scientist, however, acutely conscious of his own biases and willing to reverse course when need be. Kleiman's post encapsulates this point nicely:
The things that made Jim special – beyond is massive intellect, wide reading, and graceful, accurate prose – were his generosity of spirit and his deep moral and intellectual seriousness. At a time when he was very much committed to the Red team, he helped spread my ideas despite what he knew were my strong Blue loyalties. (Unsolicited, he gave When Brute Force Fails, which is largely a rebuttal to Thinking About Crime, its best blurb.) Jim wanted to get things right, even when that meant acknowledging that he had earlier been wrong: a tendency not common among academics, or among participants in policy debates.
Recently I was asked to sign on to an amicus brief in a case involving the constitutionality of imposing life imprisonment without parole on those who were legally juveniles at the time of their offending behavior. The argument of the brief was straightforward: legislatures had passed juvenile LWOP under the influence of the idea that the 1980s had seen the rise of a new generation of "juvenile super-predators," whose propensity to violence put the nation at risk of a bloodbath once they became adults unless they were kept behind bars. In fact, the upsurge in deadly violence by adolescents turned out to be merely a side-effect of the crack markets; instead of soaring, violent crime fell sharply. But the laws passed while the theory was in vogue remain in force.
Jim had been one of the promoters of the "super-predator" theory, though he was not its originator. When I glanced down the list of signatories for the amicus I found, at the bottom, "James Q. Wilson."
Brooks has a nice quote from Wilson about how to be a conservative in the overwhelmingly liberal profession of academia: "Be twice as productive and four times as nice as your colleagues." That was James Q. Wilson.
The best way to honor his legacy is to buy and read Bureaucracy. You won't be sorry.
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Sparky's Update - The Re-Up, and Divinity II
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Hey, folks! This week's gaming content is probably going to be a little light, but I'll be talking a little bit about Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga as well as my reasons for deciding to re-subscribe to Whiskey Media. Better call up Kenny Loggins, because you're in the danger zone. Thanks, Archer.
A Half Full Cup
I didn't come into Divinity expecting much. I'd played Divine Divinity six or so years ago, followed shortly by its pseudo-sequel Beyond Divinity. Both were isometric action-RPG's in the vein of Diablo. The first featured some pretty all right questing and looting. Nothing that would blow your mind, and it's since been far surpassed by other Diablo clones (namely Titan Quest and Torchlight), but as a $10 budget title, it was amusing. The second tried out some new, fascinating ideas that never quite translated into a great game. It had you shackled to an evil knight, your lives bound to each other's survival. It was a cool concept, but a frustrating difficulty and dull early gameplay kept it from being a great game. Both are pretty recommendable if you're looking for some Diablo-esque games to tide you over until the real thing.
Forgetting the head-shakingly bizarre naming convention for a minute, let's talk about Divinity II, the most recent game in the series. It has basically rid itself of the 3rd-person isometric trappings and the dual-character gameplay for a generic 3rd-person action-RPG. While it's still a heavily loot-based game with lots and lots of side-quests, it has, for all intents and purposes, become an entirely different beast. The developers have tried for less cartoony graphics, gunning instead for a bland, poor man's Bethesda feel to the visuals. There's this feel permeating the entire game that this is very much a freshmen effort, despite Larian's name being stamped on a few games before this.
The plot is about as weak as I've seen since the days of Metal Dungeon. Seriously, it could have been written by a twelve year old. It's that bad. It's bizarre then that so much of the dialogue involving side quests is witty and straight up funny at times. It hasn't exactly made me bust a gut, but little winks such as a despicable monster correcting my grammar make it pretty bearable. That little bit of charm and sparkle in the dialogue adds up, because you'll be visiting a ton of places. It's too bad the main story stinks, but at least all the little people make it worth it.
The game is big. Really big. Deceptively so, too, like in the vein of Gothic 2 wherein you seemingly had a straight path for the first few hours and then everything and everywhere opens up to you. As a matter of fact, I really got a good Gothic 2-esque vibe from a lot of things in this game. Both are fantasy generica, to be sure, but the gameplay and endlessly explorable worlds give it a rugged charm.
I'm also growing super fond of certain gameplay elements in Divinity II. The mindreading aspect, which allows you to pay experience points to read a person's mind, is a nifty way to circumvent harder quests, find treasure, obtain some side quests, or just have a laugh (two town residents echo "Laurel?" and "Hardy?" at each other in one of my favorite little moments). There are a ton of abilities to learn, some more useful than others, most of which can be selected repeatedly to boost the skill's powers. The base cap is five, but paying a fairly cheap sum to a trainer will allow you to up a skill ten levels. By that point, my Whirlwind ability was mowing down the game's enemies with a fair amount of consistency. The game can be frustratingly difficult at times, but by exploring a different area and leveling up a bit further, no encounter has seemed impossible so far.
I should also mention just how much I enjoy the music. It's not anything grandiose, but it's super catchy and well put together for a generic fantasy game. The game came with the soundtrack, so that's also crazy cool.
I couldn't tell you how far I am into Divinity II - I just got to what I believe to be a significant event in obtaining my "Battle Tower" and my ability to transform into a dragon, but so far, it's been a surprisingly fun game for the $10 I paid for it. This isn't even getting into the second half of the game's package, the expansion Ego Draconis. That's a lot of game for $10.
Those Whiskey Media Types Are Bad News, Man
I re-upped my subscription this week to Whiskey Media. I didn't need to think twice. Though I don't watch a lot of the regular subscriber-exclusive content, I do feel like the purchase was warranted. Here's why!
The Best E3 Coverage - These guys kill it during E3, which is probably my favorite week of gaming in the entire year. I make up snacks and food for the inevitable long hours in front of a computer as I soak up all the little bits of news. For me these last couople of years, there hasn't been any site with better or flat-out funnier coverage than Giant Bomb. It's the moments like the Braid creator taking journalists to task during an open and honest conversation during the Bombcast or the excellent and often hilarious moments from the recaps (Ryan's "Power" moment in the last one still gets a play from me now and again - terrific editing).
The Randomness - I love when an unannounced video is about to start or I see something archived that I missed live, be it from GB, Screened, Tested, or Comic Vine. There's a lot of charm to the idea that something can just be thrown together on the spot for the amusement of the community.
The Classic Segments - I don't know what I did before Quick Looks, but holy crap, are they amazing. Same goes for the rest of Whiskey Media's features that I view regularly, such as the Half-Good series, Norm and Will's latest forays into the tech I wish I had the money to afford, and Comic Vine's excellent occasional video. I'd be lying if I said I didn't wish for more straight-up written reviews from Giant Bomb in particular, but given that it's such a small crew, it's understandable.
The Podcasts - I'm not a regular listener to the GB podcasts, but when I need something to listen to while doing a gaming grind or research, it's invariably the podcast I go with. Part of the fun is that randomness we've already covered, part of it is me silently arguing certain points, and part of it is just the consistent quality.
And that's it for this week. A little short, I know, but next week will bring possibly more on Divnity II as well as my first impressions on one of my most anticipated titles, Jagged Alliance: Back in Action.


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warfront crama based off of the eaw verison
A different type of RTS, you are on the warfront, just a few meters form the enemy. You can drop units, and they will automatically attack the enemy. Buildings, air attacks are also avaible. It is only sinle player, but i plan to make a long campaign with an interesting story.
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New level, new units, new ideas. Warfont tactics is developing, but not as fast, as i want...
The new level type is the lava planet. It is very dangerous level to play, because in some regions, lacva eruptions can destroy units, and even the strongest units take a lot of damage. On the other hand, you can use this to your advantage: keep the enemy in these regions, and his units will be destroyed.
I dont really have time, but i am planning to start working on the third race, the insecta. These creatures will have a totally different game style, i am planing to give them some very dangerous kamikaze units, that do a lot of damage.
They will use spider-like walkers a lot, and have unique game strategies.
The game developement is going slowly, but i hope, i'll get out the demo this year...
warfront crama based off of the eaw verison
I like it! It looks nice :]
it reminds me of the airborne part of Company of Hereos, you could drop in all these different units for some serious flanking.
Looks cool, can't wait for the demo.
Hi all, well, there won't be multiplayer, but there will be a skirmish game option, where you can choose from various maps, and different game mode.
Now, as 50% of the beast units are ready, i hope to start making the menu and the demo as well.
Looks Cool!
Hi, thanks for the comments, the first download is not coming soon, because in the first demo i want to demonstrate 90% of the human units, and some beasts as well, as enemies.
It will be a real demo, with some tutorials and some campaign, i dont want to upload something thats full of bugs.
I hope, in november, the demo will be ready!
We have to wait 2 months. That's not a very long wait.
One Question: Will there eventually be a Skirmish Setting and eventually Multiplayer?
alsome hurry and give us a download im loving the look of this.
p.s. when do you think you will do a first download
looks nice
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Paris - Tom poses as Dickie and spends Christmas here.
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That's why I'd say Bruce needs to be untouchable. He and Phillips are probably the two key players on the squad moving forward, even if Dunn stays. Encarnacion, Hamilton and Votto make a nice supporting cast, but the Reds can part with one for the right arm.
I'd deal one of Bailey or Cueto, not both. It's a little easier to move a pitching prospect for a present pitcher because now you've got the job filled. Maybe it becomes a hole a little sooner because the vet leaves, but then again maybe the kid never would have filled the hole in the first place.
It's a balancing act. You can't keep everyone and realistically expect to win in 2008. You probably can't even keep everybody and realistically expect to win in the future. The future usually isn't perfect. At some point you have to add people and it can cost money and talent to do it. It's called a trade for a reason. A GM has to determine what he can afford to give up.
That's where Krivsky's at right now. He got to land a starter. Really he needs to land two, but one can be a sleeper. He's got no choice. His job probably hinges on it. It can be done without completely spiking the future, even if it's not a simple procedure.


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When decisions of others matter to me: an electrophysiological analysis
1 Department of Basic Psychology, University of Barcelona, Vall d'Hebron 171. Barcelona, 08035, Spain
2 Institut d'Investigacions Biomèdiques de Bellvitge (IDIBELL), Feixa Llarga s.n., L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, 08907, Spain
3 Dept. of Neuropsychology, Otto von Guericke University, Universitätsplatz 2, Gebäude 24, Magdeburg, 39106, Germany
4 Dept of Neurology, University of Lübeck, Ratzeburger Allee 160, Lübeck, 23538, Germany
BMC Neuroscience 2010, 11:86 doi:10.1186/1471-2202-11-86Published: 29 July 2010
Actions of others may have immediate consequences for oneself. We probed the neural responses associated with the observation of another person's action using event-related potentials in a modified gambling task. In this task a "performer" bet either a higher or lower number and could win or lose this amount. Three different groups of "observers" were also studied. The first (neutral) group simply observed the performer's action, which had no consequences for the observers. In the second (parallel) group, wins/losses of the performer were paralleled by similar wins and losses by the observer. In the third (reverse) group, wins of the performer led to a loss of the observer and vice versa.
ERPs of the performers showed a mediofrontal feedback related negativity (FRN) to losses. The neutral and parallel observer groups did similarly show an FRN response to the performer's losses with a topography indistinguishable from that seen in the performers. In the reverse group, however, the FRN occurred for wins of the performer which translated to losses for the observer.
Taking into account previous experiments, we suggest that the FRN response in observers is driven by two evaluative processes (a) related to the benefit/loss for oneself and (b) related to the benefit/loss of another person.


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Powerful winds pulled a thick band of desert dust from Egypt and Libya over the Mediterranean Sea on April 17, 2005. The dust is so thick that Crete is completely obscured from view, and the ground of Greece is barely visible. African dust frequently blows over the Mediterranean in the spring, carrying tons of dust into Greece. This particular storm shrouded the country in a yellow haze that cancelled or delayed flights and halted sea transport, according to local news reports. The winds that produced this dust storm blew at an average of 75-89 kilometers per hour (47-55 mph) near the sea's surface, and stronger winds prevailed higher in the atmosphere. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Aqua satellite captured this photo-like image of the storm. Credit: NASA image courtesy Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team at NASA GSFC.
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You wrote that "surfing a wave of union backing, [Marty] Walsh won" the Boston mayoral election. Walsh could not have won with just union backing (especially since most Boston teachers didn't support him during the preliminary because of his support for raising the cap on charter schools in Massachusetts). He won because three of his top preliminary challengers—one black woman, one Latino and one Cape Verdean—got on board to support him. As a progressive, white, retired history teacher, I supported Felix Arroyo in the preliminary, but held my nose and voted for Walsh in the final. I'm hopeful that he'll rethink his stand on public education, and I wish him well.
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You know it wouldn't take much to create a legacy table to put all of the original comments in then just have a drop down (or type input field like wowhead) to reference what item you want the legacy comments for (if they still have the original comments backed up) or even just an additional "Legacy Comment" tab added to the item page. Personally I enjoyed the legacy comments for specific mobs/items because they were a part of a time when the game was new to us all. I vote for one of the options above to house the legacy comments from the original thottbot database for nostalgia/archiving purposes.
lol Thottbot is back!
For that and loved the thotbot, it's the ultra rare comments on the initial start of the game. But. Instead of merging replacement was chosen.
still liked thottbot over all. could find what i needed to know quick. read and leave comments without account. what the hell is wow become. Pandas and wowhead.
For me this merge is REALLY bad news. I have eyesight problems and the style of Wowhead makes it an extremely hard site to use. I for one will greatly regret the loss of Thottbot.


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Stylish Poulter advances at Match Play
MARANA, Ariz. Ian Poulter obviously did a lot more than just fuss over his wardrobe and trendy apparel line during a long break before the Match Play Championship.
Making his first start since the season-opening Tournament of Champions, the flamboyant Englishman was as sharp as ever Friday in a second-round victory over Bo Van Pelt.
"Obviously, it was always risky from the outside looking in, when someone takes six weeks off and comes into this field," said Poulter, ever the dandy with reddish pink shoes that complemented his burgundy argyle ensemble. "I guess, unprepared is what some people would perceive it to be. I think I'm probably more prepared than I've ever been.
"The work I've done in the offseason - changing shafts in all my irons, knocking a 5-wood out of the bag and putting in an extra wedge in the gap that I had, picking up 4 mph of ball speed on the driver - I couldn't be any happier coming into this week."
After winning the 2010 World Golf Championships event at Dove Mountain, Poulter lost his opening matches the last two years. The European Ryder Cup star ended the losing streak Thursday with a 2-and-1 victory over Scotland's Stephen Gallacher, then made seven birdies - the last conceded from 10 feet on the 17th hole - to knock off Van Pelt 3 and 1.
"I played the type of golf that's going to be tough to beat," Poulter said. "I had seven birdies, no bogeys, and when you play like that, then and you don't give your opponent anything, then obviously it's going to be a tough day for him. So I'm very pleased how I took some of the mistakes from yesterday away and kept it a very clean card."
The closest thing to a bobble was a three-putt par through a maze of moguls and ridges that cost him the 15th hole.
"It was left to right, right to left, left to right, right to left, left to right with three stages of uphill in it," Poulter said. "I mean, 4 feet past the pin it goes off the back into the rough. I mean, I would think you'd see more three putts than two putts in that position. What was the pin, 33 yards on, something like that? So it was a 100-foot putt with 12 breaks and uphill, downhill, uphill, uphill, uphill. ... That's the only mistake I made today. I three-putted there from 100 feet. Shucks."
Poulter will play South Africa's Tim Clark in the third round Saturday morning. Clark advanced with a 3-and-2 victory over Denmark's Thorbjorn Olesen.
"I wouldn't say I look forward to it any more than I do any of the majors or other WGCs," Poulter said. "Obviously, my record in match play is pretty good. You come here knowing that if you play six great matches, you're going to be in a really good position. I think it's an opportunity, certainly the way the draw is done, where if you get through a good chunk of matches, then obviously it potentially could be slightly easier to win a match-play event than what it might be a stroke play."


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First my disclaimer. I'm a pretty level headed down to earth guy. I don't like the word BEST which is used a lot on this site. Music and listening to it is so subjective the word seems ridiculous. First a little background. My first Santana concert was at the Carrier Dome Syracuse U. It was actually the first concert ever played there.I believe 1980 or 81 Zebop tour. I have seen them in NY PA OH and Montreal Canada. I've had front row twice. Once with Phish as opening act a double bonus. Had tickets for 2 concerts I missed. At the Carrier Dome they stayed at same hotel we did. At breakfast they were in restaurant. I ran to my room grabbed my ticket stubs and asked Carlos to please sign them. Felt like a real groupy. His response was sure for a dollar which I would have gladly paid. Anyway he did sign them. I would call seeing Santana a very spiritual thing. They flawlessly control the crowd. It's like a roller coaster ride. One minute rockin in your seat the next brought to a point of total inner peace.The band many times different players but always world class never miss a beat. You not only hear but feel it as well.The earlier concerts were the better ones. Not in performance but in presentation. Back in the day they would hit the 3hr mark with 3 or 4 encore. Different times. Also the price has gone crazy. I paid like $10 first time. For my coming Aug show $70 and there the cheap ones. Some were going for $195-$265 for front to middle sections. A newspaper review I read after one of the shows said it best. Carlos Santana can sustain a single note longer than most guitarist can a solo. And make it mean more. If your a concert goer and get a chance to see them DO it I know you will be moved. I didn't mean to babble and please forgive grammar and spelling. This is all my opinion and I close with Santana is the BEST.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided: (1) information on how the Department of Energy (DOE) plans to alter its climate change research and development (R&D) spending from fiscal year (FY) 1998 to FY 1999; and (2) its observations regarding funding for R&D, based on its previous work.
GAO noted that: (1) DOE is proposing to increase its spending to about $1.06 billion for R&D in FY 1999 to support the Climate Change Technology Initiative, a $331-million increase from funding in FY 1998 for programs related to climate change; (2) the $331-million increase, as well as the remaining $729 million, will continue to support and expand existing R&D programs in energy efficiency and renewable energy, as well as other programs related to climate change; (3) total funding, according to DOE, will address multiple energy and environmental goals, including decreasing the United States' dependence on foreign oil, improving air quality, decreasing energy costs for consumers and businesses, increasing economic competitiveness, and cutting greenhouse gas emissions; and (4) from reviewing its previous reports on R&D, GAO has drawn five common themes that Congress may want to consider as it deliberates DOE's budget proposal.
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DOE Loan Programs:Current Estimated Net Costs Include $2.2 Billion in Credit Subsidy, Plus Administrative ExpensesGAO-15-438: Published: Apr 27, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 27, 2015.
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National Nuclear Security Administration:Observations on Management Challenges and Steps Taken to Address ThemGAO-15-532T: Published: Apr 15, 2015. Publicly Released: Apr 15, 2015.
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National Nuclear Security Administration:Reports on the Benefits and Costs of Competing Management and Operating Contracts Need to Be Clearer and More CompleteGAO-15-331: Published: Mar 23, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2015.
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DOE Facilities:Better Prioritization and Life Cycle Cost Analysis Would Improve Disposition PlanningGAO-15-272: Published: Mar 19, 2015. Publicly Released: Mar 19, 2015.
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Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board:Improvements Needed to Strengthen Internal Control and Promote Transparency [Reissued on March 2, 2015]GAO-15-181: Published: Jan 20, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 19, 2015.
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The Town of Niskayuna is taking exception with a Hillside Avenue family keeping chickens as pets, claiming the birds run afoul of town code.
On June 4, Town Building Inspector Thomas Cannizzo visited the residence of Brenda and John Helm on Hillside Avenue in Niskayuna, finding chickens on the property. The Helm's were then mailed a notification of their violation, which determined they could not have the chickens since they were not as a recognized farm in the town of Niskayuna. Also, they couldn't apply to be a farm because their property resides in an area zoned for High-Density Residential.
Niskayuna's Town Code defines a farm as any lot containing at least one acre which is used for gain in the production or raising of agricultural products, livestock, poultry and dairy products.
The Helms argue they are not using the chickens for any sort of gain and they just enjoy having the chickens as pets. Eggs produced by the chickens are not sold and John said he didn't think they would be able to get a return on their investment. He estimated the chickens and coop they built outside their home totals a $2,000 investment.
"We get about nine to 11 eggs a day," said Brenda. "We give them to our neighbors."
The Helms neighbors on the side of the property facing the chicken coop are Amy LaMena and her husband. Until 8 p.m., a flood style light is positioned facing the Helm's property shining on the chickens, but LaMena said the light has never bothered her.
"We are the people most affected by the poultry here and we love them," said LeMena. "Leo's bedroom is on that side of the house, but if we could ever pin him in his bed before 8 it would be a bloody miracle."
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Others have not fully agreed with Marqusee's interpretation, instead seeing the change of Dylan's philosophy as part of a slow transition. Pointing to the fact that Dylan still performed many of his earlier songs after "My Back Pages" was written, and in fact still does. In an interview with the Sheffield University Paper in May 1965, Dylan himself made the following comments on the situation;
Q: Your songs have changed a lot over the last couple of years. Are you consciously trying to change your style, or would you say that this was a natural development?
A: Oh, it's a natural one, I think. The big difference is that the songs I was writing last year, songs like "Ballad in Plain D", they were what I call one-dimensional songs, but my new songs I'm trying to make more three-dimensional, you know, there's more symbolism, they're written on more than one level.
Q: How long does it take you to write a song? Say a song like "Hard Rain"?
A: Well, I wrote "Hard Rain" while I was still on the streets, I guess that was the first three-dimension song I wrote. It took me about - oh, about two days.
Also in early 1966 Margaret Steen wrote the following for The Toronto Star after interviewing Dylan in late 1965;
"...But though his words are new he was still writing in old musical forms - and why was this any less artificial than singing dated lyrics? I mean the way-out electronic Space Age sound was the natural next step - electric music is what's happening today, it's sheer 20th-century.
"Before," he says of his first protest songs, leaning forward with one of his rare stares right at me, "every song had to have a specific point behind it, a person, a thing. I would squeeze a shapeless concept into this artificial shape, like, like...."
Like 'With God on Our Side, his ironic commentary of three years ago on how people justify fighting, which ends with the lines:
The words fill my head And fall to the floor, If God's on our side He'll stop the next war.
"Yeah! Yeah! Like that one," says Dylan, excited that I'm catching on to what he means. "It's a good song, I'm not putting it down; but this thing I wanted to say, I had to jam it into a very timed, rigid stylized pattern. "Now!....Well for one thing, the music, the rhyming and rhythm, what I call the mathematics of a song, are more second-nature to me. I used to have to go after a song, seek it out. But now, instead of going to it I stay where I am and let everything disappear and the song rushes to me. Not just the music, the words, too. Those old songs I used to write, everyone is imitating them now. What I'm doing now you can't learn by studying, you can't copy it, someone else can't say he's writing a song 'like that'.""
Dylan also added later in later in the same interview;
" There is silence for a few moments while I think of some of the more intriguing lines from his songs. What, I asked him did he mean by:
Ah, but I was much older then, I'm younger than that now.
"My God, did I write that line?" He smiles. "I was in my New York phase then, or at least, I was just coming out of it. I was still keeping the things that are really really real out of my songs, for fear they'd be misunderstood. Now," with another smile, "I don't care if they are." Like, he had all the answers, then. If we can get rid of the Bomb nobody will fight any more. If we integrate the schools every one will love one another. It was so simple, he as so much older then.
"No, I'm not disillusioned. I'm just not illusioned, either. The civil rights and protest songs, I wrote when nobody else was writing them. Now everyone is. But I've found out some things. The groups promoting these things, the movement, would try to get me involved with them, be their singing spokesman - and inside these groups, with all their president vice-president secretary stuff, it's politics, all politics. Inside their own pettinesses they're as bad as the hate groups. I won't even have a fan club because it'd have to have a president, it'd be a group.""
A Japanese-language cover by The Magokoro Brothers is included in the soundtrack of the Dylan film Masked and Anonymous.
The Byrds version was the closing song of the "Forever Blue" episode of Cold Case in 2006.


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A question for those of you who have (or had) chain lockers that drained overboard...
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What is inside the locker?
I get putting the clam shell over the outside to try an prevent some water from coming in.... but, how much does come in when you are off-shore?
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Excerpted from USA Today: President Obama will name long-time aide and deputy national security adviser Denis McDonough to be his next White House chief of staff, administration officials said Friday.
Obama will make the announcement at 12:10 p.m. in the East Room.
McDonough, 43, who has counseled Obama on foreign policy issues since the president's 2008 campaign, will replace Treasury Secretary-designate Jack Lew.
The McDonough appointment is part of an overall revamping of Obama's executive staff as he starts a second term.
Among the changes: Top congressional lobbyist Rob Nabors will become deputy chief of staff for policy; Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer will move to a senior adviser's role; Pfeiffer deputy Jennifer Palmieri will be the new communications director.
Tony Blinken, national security adviser to Vice President Biden, will replace McDonough as Obama's deputy national security adviser.
Officials spoke about the changes on the condition they not be named so as not to preempt Obama's formal announcement later today.
The new appointees and their jobs:
Rob Nabors — Deputy White House Chief of Staff for Policy
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A year ago at about this time the debate began to heat up amongst baseball fans, writers and really anyone who cared about baseball. The Washington Nationals were well on their way to winning the NL East and had, by all accounts, the best team in the National League at that time. A big part of their success was SDSU product Stephen Strasburg. Unfortunately for Nationals fans, Strasburg was coming off Tommy John surgery and the Nationals brass were very clear that he would be shut down prior to the playoffs. It's one thing to say that in April if you don't think you are going to make the playoffs. It's quite another to be staring a #1 seed in the playoffs in the face and shutting down your best pitcher. But they did it. The Nationals didn't make it out of the NLDS. In their defense, Strasburg remains very healthy (and just pitched his first complete game). Now, Andrew Cashner is not Strasburg. And the Padres, barring some kind of miracle run (and frankly, it'd be nice to be on the o...
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Buffer: Social Media, Twitter
500,000 - 1,000,000 downloads
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Buffer allows users to schedule tweets and RT in order to post them in the "best time"
First off, you need to sign up for free at http://bufferapp.com which will give you full access to this service. Buffer tracks your Twitter account to find your best time to tweet. It gives you 4 different hours along the day when your scheduled tweets will be automatically posted. You can change that hours at your whim though.
Buffer gives you other interesting statistics from "Analytics" tab, which is accessible from both the app and the web version. Besides scheduling tweets, retweets and analytics, Buffer contains other extra features worth to mention. First, the button "Suggest a tweet", which will propose you quotes, advices an other tweets by other users. You can post them automatically or schedule them. Likewise, it contains a built-in link shortener and supports multi-account.
For those looking for simplicity on tweet scheduling, this is a good choice, specially due to it provides useful statistical info about the best time to tweet. Interesting app.
Schedule your updates to post at optimal times, whether you're around or not. Build up a queue of awesome content to share with your friends and followers, and followup on your posts with Buffer's straightforward analytics to see which posts performed best.
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As a small business owner, I need to update my social accounts with latest happenings about my city, work, promotions, general information etc. Buffer lets me do all that from one simple interface. Schedule feature is amazing and one of the best features of Buffer. Highly recommend it.
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kashie_n said
CRTVMax saidbut in what order precisely ? HTML first or WP ?
Yeah, bedros are right. Do both selection. Firstly html, later wordpress.
It doesn't matter if you know that your theme is good enough.
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I don't think that's a good thing for both of the parts… i know a lot of people who are talking too much and never to the point.
It's a market, not a school and reviewers is not a teachers.
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greenshady saidI guess you're 2.3 themes don't have as many features and custom made solutions as most of current themes here, so I woudn't go that far. My point is that there were 6 Release Candidates so plenty of time to check all themes and fix what's needed.
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greenshady saidYeah, because authors live in future and they just come here to make themes for 5 versions in advance… Seriously, if something is made to work on 3.4 and when you bought it, it never said it'll work with future versions, you don't come here crying and go all-caps rage on authors because your template doesn't work after you updated WP without even bothering to find out whether the template is compatible with latest version of WP or not. Though I don't know how goes this whole migration thing with WP, but this was generally speaking…
Message to buyers: If you get an error when updating your theme, it most likely means your theme author done something wrong. You should not need to get confirmation from your theme author that it's okay to update your copy of WordPress.
I've coded themes for WordPress 2.3 that still work to this day with WordPress 3.5. I've been doing this thing a lot longer than most people here, so don't feed me some line about not living in the future.
WordPress builds in backwards compatibility for everything. It also properly deprecates functions so that authors have many, many versions to update their code.
If your theme is properly coded, it will not break when WordPress updates. That's why we have standards set in place to avoid this sort of problem.
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- Spark Plug Replacement $196 - 272
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Illumination of the Check Engine Light can be caused by a loose or worn gas cap.
The daytime running lights are prone to burning out. Our technicians tell us that the light sockets may show signs of heat damage but usually are OK. Always be sure to use the correct replacement bulb for the best life expectancy. The new bulb recommendation for 2001-2003 models is #4114K (trade number).
Units with 4 wheel disk brakes may develop at situation where the park brake does not hold as it should. Our technicians tell us this can be caused by worn park brake shoes located inside the drum section of the rear brake disks. The worn shoes should be replaced and properly adjusted to correct this issue.
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I want more towing stability pulling my 5W travel trailer, but don't want a new truck.
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The heated washer module under the hood could overheat due to excessive current draw. Under certain conditions, this could result in an under hood fire. This previous recall attempt in 2008 to repair this concern did not have the expected success. Dealers will now permanently disable and remove the heated washer module to correct this concern. This recall is expected to begin on June 20, 2010.
The wiring to the washer system heater may overheat due to a failure in the heater module. This could cause other electrical features to malfunction, smoke to develop, and an electrical fire could result. Dealers will install a wire harness with an inline fuse to protect the washer heater module. This recall is expected to begin on September 12, 2008. The General Motors recall number is 08048.