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Aramaic in Post-Biblical Judaism and Early Christianity
PAUL FLESHER has been studying and writing on the targums (Aramaic translations of the Hebrew Bible) for over two decades. He currently serves as President of the International Organization for Targumic Studies. While his doctoral training was primarily in the writings of Rabbinic Judaism, he has extended his research into the history and society of late Second-Temple and Rabbinic Judaism, resulting in several articles on the early synagogue. In recent years, his interest in placing the targums in their proper religious and social context has led him into research on the history and development of Aramaic dialects in Palestine and surrounding areas. Flesher also has served as the Director of the Religious Studies Program at the University of Wyoming since 1993.
ERIC MEYERS has directed excavations at Sepphoris for fifteen years and is known the world over as an expert in Galilean archaeology. Dr. Meyers' reputation as a leading archaeologist of the ancient Near East extends beyond his work at Sepphoris. He has directed archaeological excavations for over 30 years and in that time has authored or co-authored nine books and over 300 articles. He also served as Editor-in-Chief for the Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology of the Near East and as co-author of the Cambridge Companion to the Bible. He is past president of the American Schools of Oriental Research, the American society promoting archaeological research in the Near East and the lands of the eastern Mediterranean. It is less widely known that Professor Meyers directs one of the few doctoral programs in the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible and ancient Near East that requires extensive knowledge of Aramaic by its graduates--much of it taught by Dr. Meyers. He is thus well-suited to be the primary leader for history and literature. He is also Director of the Graduate Program in Religion at Duke.
LUCAS VAN ROMPAY is an Aramaist who specializes in Syriac. He has published and translated a number of Syriac texts and has written widely about linguistic, literary, and historical issues related to Syrian Christianity. Before coming to Duke in 2000 he had been, since 1977, professor of Aramaic at Leiden University (The Netherlands). In this capacity he has taught a wide variety of Aramaic language forms. He will be the main support for the study of Syriac as well as the leader for the lectures on the history of the Aramaic language.
The supplementary instructors that we have chosen to visit our Seminar all bring with them expertise in fields not adequately covered by the organizers. In addition, each brings an area of specialization that will open up additional areas of further research for our participants. A brief note on each of them is included.
DOUGLAS GROPP received his Ph.D. from Harvard University with a dissertation The Samaria Papyri from the Wâdi ed-Dâliyeh (196, with distinction). He presently teaches in the Department of Semitics at the Catholic University of Washington. He is the author of The Samaria Papyri from Wadi Daliyeh. Discoveries in the Judaean Desert XXVIII (Oxford: Clarendon 2001).
HAYIM LAPIN has his Ph.D. from Columbia University (1994, with distinction). He specializes in the history of Palestine and Judaism in Antiquity and is the author of the following books: Early Rabbinic Civil Law and the Social History of Roman Galilee. A Study of Mishnah Tractate Baba' Mesi`a. Brown Judaic Studies Series 307 (Atlanta: Scholars Press, 1995) and Historical Geography and Provincial History in Fourth Century Galilee and Golan. Texte und Studien zum antiken Judentum (Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2001). He presently teaches in the Department of History at the University of Maryland.
CHRISTINE C. SHEPARDSON graduated from Duke University with a dissertation In the Service of Orthodoxy: Anti-Jewish Language and Intra-Christian Conflict in the Writings of Ephrem the Syrian (2003). Her fields of expertise and interests include early Christianity, Second-Temple Judaism, and the history of Anti-Judaism and Anti-Semitism. She presently teaches at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
MICHAEL SOKOLOFF is professor of Hebrew and Semitic Languages at Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, with special expertise in Aramaic linguistics and literature of the late Second-Temple and Rabbinic periods. Among his major contributions to the Aramaic field are three dictionaries: (A Dictionary of Jewish Palestinian Aramaic of the Byzantine Period, 1990; A Dictionary of Jewish Babylonian Aramaic of the Talmudic and Geonic Periods, 2002); A Dictionary of Judean Aramaic, 2003) and, jointly with Christa Müller-Kessler, a five-volume publication of Christian Palestinian Aramaic texts (1996-1999).


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After flashing eclipse_base_184.108.40.206.zip and eclipse_app_ext_188.8.131.52.zip, I ended up with the same data problem.
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The original Wii has sold more units since its launch than both its rivals, but it has lost momentum in recent years as the novelty of its motion controller faded. Nintendo said it sold 3.1 million Wii Us by the end of 2012. It was a disappointing start for the first of a new generation of gaming systems.
In some ways, notably its ability to display high-definition games, the Wii U was just catching up to the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360, the preferred consoles to play popular games like "Call of Duty."
The PS4 is arriving amid declines in video game hardware, software and accessory sales. Research firm NPD Group said game sales fell 22 percent to $13.3 billion in 2012. With the launch of the PS4, Sony is looking to attract audiences who may have shifted their attention to games on Facebook, tablet computers and mobile phones.
All three console makers are trying to position their devices as entertainment hubs that can deliver movies, music and social networking as they try to stay relevant in the age of smartphones and tablets. The PlayStation online network will have access to Sony's video and music services, as well as Netflix, Hulu and Amazon, with paid subscriptions to those services. People will also be able to access Facebook.
Beyond games, the PlayStation 4 will let people create animation in 3-D using a Move motion controller _ all in real time.
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MANILA, Philippines—The Department of Energy (DoE) is seeking investors that can build power generation facilities that can produce as much as 1,500 megawatts by 2017 to further secure Luzon's power supply by that time.
At the sidelines of the Financial Executives Institute of the Philippines (Finex) meeting on Wednesday, Energy Secretary Jose Rene D. Almendras said the current committed power projects at the moment could only secure adequate baseload power supply up to 2016.
"The ideal situation is to have another 1,500 MW by 2017 to address the increase in demand on that year. We have to talk about these things as early as now, that's why we're encouraging companies to look at 2017 power generation, greenfield or expansions," Almendras said.
He further said that these facilities might use coal or alternative fuels like natural gas. He, however, declined to bare parties which have expressed interest in his proposal.
According to Almendras, the 600-MW facility of the GN Power, which will start operating by December 2012, is expected to take care of the expected increase in power demand in 2013 and 2014, while the 600-MW coal power plant of Redondo Peninsula Energy Inc. (RP Energy), which is targeted to go online by 2015, will address the demand growth in 2015 and 2016.
The energy chief also bared ongoing talks with the private sector to pursue expansion projects such as the expansion of the 600-MW Masinloc coal facility in Zambales, currently owned and operated by US giant AES Corp.
Data from the DoE, meanwhile, showed that the government has been expecting several committed power projects to resume or start operating this year, including the 21-MW bunker power plant of CIP II Power Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Trans-Asia Oil and Energy Development Corp. and Green Future's 13-MW biomass project.
On top of these, there are 15 indicative projects in Luzon that included, among others, the 86-MW Burgos wind farm project of Energy Development Corp., the country's largest producer of geothermal energy; and Trans-Asia Oil and Energy Development Corp.'s 135-MW coal project, which is being developed in partnership with Ayala's AC Energy, among others.
The energy chief earlier disclosed that he had already signed service contracts for hydropower projects that could generate almost 2,000 MW for the Luzon grid alone.
At present, Luzon enjoys hefty power supply reserves usually ranging between 1,700 MW and 2,000 MW. As of Wednesday, however, reserves stood at only 852 MW.
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Anti Abortion Protesters will be at VP Biden Award at Georgetown Law School
The pro-lifers are there to denounce Georgetown, who is hosting Legal Momentum (the defense and educational fund of National Organization of Women, a pro-abortion organization celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act) to present the "Legal Momentum Hero Award" to
This is happening while Georgetown knows the scandal and outrage surrounding Obama's scheduled speech at
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I'm pleased to say that the Open Source Initiative Board has accepted the MariaDB Foundation's application to become an Affiliate Member of OSI. The MariaDB Foundation Board decided to join OSI to demonstrate our support for the principle of software freedom and to be able to participate in OSI projects more directly under their new Working Group mechanism. MariaDB community members are of course still invited to become individual members of OSI!
MySQL man pages silently relicensed away from GPL
It has recently been brought to our attention that the MySQL man pages have been relicensed. The change was made rather silently going from MySQL 5.5.30 to MySQL 5.5.31. This affects all pages in the man/ directory of the source code.
You can tell the changes have come during this short timeframe (5.5.30->5.5.31). The old manual pages were released under the following license:
This documentation is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it only under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License.
The new man pages (following 5.5.31 and greater – still valid for 5.5.32) are released under the following license:
This software and related documentation are provided under a license agreement containing restrictions on use and disclosure and are protected by intellectual property laws. Except as expressly permitted in your license agreement or allowed by law, you may not use, copy, reproduce, translate, broadcast, modify, license, transmit, distribute, exhibit, perform, publish, or display any part, in any form, or by any means. Reverse engineering, disassembly, or decompilation of this software, unless required by law for interoperability, is prohibited.
This is clearly not very friendly of MySQL at Oracle. The new license has become a lot longer as well (to make it clear it is not released under the GPL). While the following was taken from the resolveip tool, the copyright notice is the same for all the man pages. You can compare the man page in 5.5.30 vs the man page in 5.5.31.
Update: Oracle is saying that this is a bug and will be fixed: http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=69512
MariaDB Foundation Becomes OIN Licensee
The MariaDB Foundation Board has now been meeting for a few months and we have been gradually taking steps to establish the Foundation as an independent organisation with member-led governance. The Board has asked me, as CEO, to provide regular updates on our progress here on the MariaDB Blog, so watch for posts in the Foundation category.
I've a larger news update in preparation for next week, but first a news item about our relationship with the wider community. Given the threat software patents pose to all free and open source developers, it's important to use every defence available as well as to unite to frustrate patent aggressors. To that end, the MariaDB Foundation has become a licensee of the Open Invention Network, a patent non-aggression community with a number of facets including patent pooling, cross-licensing and defensive filing. While the impact on MariaDB may not immediately be huge, the Board felt this gesture of solidarity was important.


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Star Wars ConquestUpdated 2 years ago Released Jun 26, 2010 Single Player Role Playing
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Star Wars Conquest is a Mount&Blade module which transforms a medieval world into the far, far away galaxy... with the same premises than the original...
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Researchers also examine molecular information derived from tiny samples of skin or feather. In addition to DNA studies, Museum bird skins are used in innovative research projects such as looking at the build-up of heavy metals in the environment.
Other projects include using isotopes to track the geographic origin and life histories of a bird, and calibrating the trophic level at which seabirds are feeding.
Our bird skins are also often used as references for illustration artwork, such as for field guides and for commercial filming for science and nature documentaries.
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- Amanda
- Stayed November 2008
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everything was just like the description and photos on the site. i stayed for 5 nights on business and all of them were perfect.
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i am not such a fan of times square. its a bit too touristy for me, which some people would find great about this hotel.
- Patrick
- Stayed November 2008
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
This gorgeous sliver of a hotel plays on its dark theme very well. Although some reviewers have found the decor a bit too bleak, I adored it. Beautifully black trimmings and rich black leather accents in the room and beyond gave the entire place a very sexy, seductive, and comfortable feel. Having endured the extremely tiny, deskless rooms at hotels like The Hudson, I was pleasantly surprised by the spaciousness of my room at Night, well appointed with plasma TV, a desk, and sensuously comfortable leather office chair.
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Two very minor complaints: to gain wifi access ($10 for 24 hours), I had to call the front desk daily for a new login code and password, which seemed a bit inconvenient and frankly odd in this day and age. And, the generous complimentary breakfast could have had far better and hotter coffee. But that's it: I'd definitely return to Night.
- stephen
- Stayed October 2008
- Rating: Fair
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The "decor" was nice but needed to be cleaned. The staff was helpful, but only to a point.
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Patriots Cut Stallworth, Gaffney as Jets Release Josh Brown
Aug. 28 (Bloomberg) -- The New England Patriots released wide receivers Jabar Gaffney and Donte' Stallworth, the New York Jets parted ways with kicker Josh Brown and the Buffalo Bills cut quarterback Vince Young as National Football League teams reduced their rosters to 75 players from 90.
Gaffney and Stallworth, both 31, had combined for 763 career NFL receptions for 10,396 yards and 58 touchdowns. The Patriots also released 12th-year defensive lineman Gerard Warren yesterday.
Nick Folk won the kicking job in New York as the Jets released Brown, a nine-year veteran.
The 27-year-old Folk, entering his third year with the Jets, made 76 percent of his field-goal attempts and all 44 of his extra-point tries last season. He's been perfect this preseason, converting field goals from 22, 30, 38 and 46 yards.
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Young, 29, threw two interceptions in the Bills' 38-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Aug. 25.
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Ljubljana launched the first phase of its municipal wireless network, allowing 1-hour free internet access per day in the city centre. In the next stages, the coverage of the WiFreeLjubljana network is to be extended to the entire urban area within the Ljubljana ring by autumn
The project of the City of Ljubljana, telco Telekom Slovenije and data communication company NIL will allow unlimited free access to the sites of project partners and one-hour access to all other sites.
Alternatively, users can buy 1-, 7- or 30-day access, and tourists can use the access points by acquiring the Ljubljana tourist card.
"When the weather permits the continuation of works, the network will expand every day towards the ringroad," the city's project leader Vasja Butina said.
In 2014, the network is to grow beyond the ring, mostly to more densely populated areas, and the number of access points is to increase from the current 80 to a total of 1,430, explained Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković.
The value of the project is estimated at over EUR 10m and Telekom Slovenije chairman Rudolf Skobe explained that the 10-year public-private partnership is expected to bring the telco EUR 30m-50m in revenues.
"Goddamn Commies!" In this way all opposition to municipal wifi in the US is easily summarised. Might as well join the NRA...
Wealth redistrubution..and you dont matter so shut up and pay your taxes slave!
'Not In The Public Interest – The Myth of Municipal Wi-Fi Networks' Hold all parties involved acountable on this one! I know this scam all to well!
Well steady on, guys. I had plans for this in Ptuj seven years ago and it wasn't so expensive even then, the problems there were scattering because of massive ancient construction, and non-conservation-friendly techno-ugliness. Soon after, the main companies in the game folded, and muni-wifi went into hibernation, although with progress on mesh and UMTS success has been evident in cities such as San Francisco, while improvements in solar generation make remote locations more feasible. EU radiation regs at 100mw/m2 are still a limiting factor, though - in America they don't mind being able to fry eggs on their windowsills. I doubt if the nodes, bought in bulk, would be more than 100 euros apiece these days, not the 6993 euros per node this works out at. OK there has to be backhaul, but even so.
Knowing Slovenia, they will be passing on to you the savings made on public safety communications, savings on security and surveillance, savings on parking and traffic control, savings on bus and train monitoring and information, savings on data from field inspections, savings on hole-digging for wired internet and landline maintenance, savings on remote electricity and gas meter reading, the list goes on...but no, they want to save on all this and charge you as well.
So never mind the ten million, consider the stingy (and anti-competitive...uh-oh) restricted partner offering. One free hour a day being pestered by popups from the uncles? Pish!
10 million euros? You could provide coverage for most of the country for 1 million.
The management once network is installed is very little
Obviously a few directors at Telekom want to retire on this deal alone
My thoughts also..... ALTHOUGH, if this is managed by TelekomSlo, it might cost this much, given the other high-flying projects in which this company has invested, in the recent past. Think Macedonia, think Kosovo, etc., etc. I am sure this is all money which has been very well spent
10 Million euros???? Sounds like a wonderful scam on the Citizens of Slovenia. You got to be joking me! This needs to be investigated and all youy have to do top start is just look at the cost of the same programs in other cities in other parts of the World and how little the same system and setup cost them. Who owns these companies and who is getting the monetary windfall kick backs?


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The government has extended the visa-on-arrival (VoA) facility for tourists at five more international airports, besides Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai.
The third inter-ministerial coordination committee on tourism meeting took the decision that would cover the Goa, Thiruvananthapuram, Bangalore, Hyderabad and the Kochi airports, officials in the Tourism Ministry said.
The committee was constituted at the initiative of the Prime Minister's Office. The government has permitted the facility for citizens of Japan, Singapore, Finland, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Philippines, Myanmar and Indonesia. As many as 2,107 VoAs were issued in March, compared to 1,287 issued in the same month last year, registering a growth of 63.7 per cent.
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I'm really surprised some team has traded for Maddux as a 4th or 5th starter. He has had 17 quality starts (given up 3 or less runs) out of 22 starts. His overall numbers are better than most 4th or 5th starters in the league.
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Unemployment levels have dropped to 7.5% and the stock market broke all previous records by topping 15,000 for the first time. And if you argue that Obama's economic Stimulus policies are taking too long to get the unemployment number down the just consider how faster the economic recovery would have come if Congress had given him the entire amount that he had wanted to spend on America's rebuilding and growth. No one is talking about doing anything about 'natural occurrences of climate', but the human induced climate change caused by dumping billions of tons of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere and acidifying oceans from burning of fossil fuels in our cars, trucks, coal-fired power plants, etc.-- we zoomed past 450ppm and threatening to reach 500ppm and higher by 2050--the last time the planet was this hot, molten rivers flowed down volcanic mountains and humans did not even exist. Also, Malthus was proved right. "Demand for food is on the rise worldwide, but this demand is causing global environmental dilemmas. One guest speaker at my university cited the famed scholar and political economist Thomas Malthus, who suggested in the early 19th century that population increase is exponential but increase in food production is linear thus concluding the world must ultimately starve" (Check this out: http://grist.org/article/2011-10-06-food-stud... )<quoted text>so true!!! and there are just enough malthusian's to elect the one's who will answer the bell.
just like obama did with gitmo. <snicker>
or how his stimulus spending would keep the unemployment rate below 7% <heeheehee>
or how .....on and on and on.
how can people be so blinded to think man can do anything with the natural occurances(sp?) of climate?
this is a stretch by the politicians......but very gullible on the part of the proletariat!!
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#25422 May 6, 2013
"Come Home America!"
Since: Nov 11
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#25423 May 6, 2013
Why do conservatives contradict themselves so much? They want America to take back their leadership position on politics and the economy in the world ,but they disparage every attempt by Obama to do so by more investment in education, science, and encouraging the innovative business prowess to invent new adaptive renewable energy alternatives. "On the right, both climate change and questions about global limits on oil production have exited the realm of empirical debate and become full-blown fronts in the culture wars. You're required to mock them regardless of whether it makes any sense. And it's weird as hell. I mean, why would you disparage development of renewable energy? If humans are the ultimate creators, why not create innovative new sources of renewable energy instead of digging up every last fluid ounce of oil on the planet?' Check this out: http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2013/04...
#25424 May 6, 2013
We humans release carbon dioxide into the air, too, by burning fossil fuels. This activity has caused the Keeling Curve to creep ever upward since 1958: The lows get a little higher each year, as do the highs.
Because carbon dioxide typically peaks in May, researchers are expecting the Keeling Curve to break a milestone of 400 ppm this year.(If not, the number will almost certainly be reached in May 2014.) As of May 1 of this year, the last day data was available, the Mauna Loa observatory recorded 399.39 ppm of carbon dioxide in the air.
Once carbon dioxide hits 400 ppm, the milestone will have symbolic significance, according to Michael Mann, a climate scientist at Pennsylvania State University.
"It is a reminder of just how uncontrolled this dangerous experiment we're playing with the planet really is," Mann told LiveScience.
#25425 May 6, 2013
LOL. Lift the curtain off the icon markers. Deniers are desperate liars.
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#25426 May 6, 2013
unemployment levels have "dropped" due to people falling out of the work force. they're no longer on the rolls. real non farm payrolls aren't even keeping up with population growth! the stock market is rising.....but that has nothing to do with obama...it's all with bernanke. TRUST ME,I DON'T MIND. Easy money has made for great corporate balance sheets and profitability. The stock market rally has little, if nothing, to do with the economy and economic growth! You did know that, didn't you?
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#25427 May 6, 2013
we humans release co2 when we exhale. what's next....a carbon tax on breathing?!?! because you think your faith based science is sound?
where's the model...the test...the evidence that mitigation will alter your "guaranteed calamity"?
you people need to wake up before you place all your trust in people who haven't proven a thing....yet demand so much of your freedoms and rights.
if it was as urgent as they say, and you believe, we wouldn't be having this debate! because the empirical evidence and testing would be there.....which it's not!
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#25428 May 6, 2013
yet you can't prove anyone is lying any more than you can prove your scorched earth theory.
stop it with your emotional theatrics....you aren't helping your side of the debate. really!:-D
#25429 May 6, 2013
Poor child, that cannot use English or logic rules... Boring Brain Gone....
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#25430 May 6, 2013
you must be talking about "litesong"! i couldn't agree more. i think the lapdog resides in your state....could you reach out and try to help it. a mind is a terrible thing to waste.
#25431 May 6, 2013
Wake up from your sleep.
There's no debate. Facts have been out a long time. Go back to Callendar's work if you like. Read more:
#25432 May 6, 2013
You must need to contact Mr. Gore for some Google lessons.
#25433 May 6, 2013
You sound selfish in your desperation.
No one should believe your false drama. Our humanity is on a destructive path. Yet you play word games.
Learn some facts. You are annoyingly cruel.
#25434 May 6, 2013
ALL TIME RECORDS set for COLD AND SNOW!!
Global COOLING!!
#25435 May 6, 2013
Of course not. AGW energy enhanced warm fronts push hard above the 80th parallel, causing 180 of the last 220 days to be warmer than average by as much as 14degC. With such excess energy, AGW drives Arctic cold fronts to the south, cooling the toes of toxic topix AGW deniers.
In the middle of January 2009, AGW energy enhanced warm fronts stopped Arctic freezing for 11 days( even melted some Arctic ice). While melting ice in the high Arctic, cold Arctic air was driven hard to the south, setting Maine's all-time temperature low,-50degF..
Simple as that. AGW excess warmed weather is driven into the Arctic. The warm fronts continue driving, but drive Arctic cold fronts hard to the south.......... setting cold temperature records.
toxic topix AGW deniers are stupid. That's why few of them took science, chemistry, astronomy, physics, algebra, or pre-calc for their hi skule DEE-plooomaas.
#25436 May 6, 2013
You wish. However, this 'lapdo ' keeps castrating "middleofthedownwronggull y". All "middleofthedownwronggull y" has left, is shreds. That's OK. At 14, "middleofthedownwronggull y" is supposed to be a 'good boy'. "middleofthedownwronggull y" can only be a 'good boy' physically, tho.
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#25437 May 7, 2013
"The urgency of climate change mitigation is now far more apparent with new observations indicating that on many fronts, climate change and its impacts are occurring faster than expected. The global emission of heat trapping carbon dioxide has jumped to a record amount, according to the latest research conducted by US Department of Energy. Data suggests that the emissions of greenhouse gases have crossed the worst case scenario limits outlined by climatologists." ..."By this time, you should have felt the need for climate change mitigation and proposing measures which can curb the emission of greenhouse gases into atmosphere. Outlined below are some of the measures suggested by IPCC:
Implementing cost-effective fuel switching measures from high carbon fuels to low or zero carbon fuels such as renewables.
Implementing energy efficiency measures and providing global platforms for energy efficiency improvement programs.
Improving existing policies and practices to limit emissions e.g controlling subsidies on fuels.
Measures to raise and expand carbon sinks that trap carbon dioxide such as forest management and proper land management etc.
Improving technology and developing techniques to control methane, nitrous oxide and other greenhouse gas emissions from the source.
Pre-planning for the adaptation to climate change consequences in the worst case scenario.
Promoting the use of non-fossil energy sources and conducting research to reduce emissions from existing fossil fuels.
Revising and implementing current energy efficiency standards globally to check emissions.
International collaboration among various climate groups and organizations to better understand the causes and impacts of climate change.
Continued research to reduce critical scientific uncertainties and improve existing climate models for better predictions of climate change.
Promoting environmental education and awareness training in schools and colleges for climate change and associated environmental issues.
Conducting volunteer programs and forming regional action groups to implement climate change mitigation measures." Check this out: http://www.environmentabout.com/1134/climate-...
#25438 May 7, 2013
The fact that so many here find this to be out-of-touch is proof enough there won't be enough ammunition.......to finish things off before the changing climate does.
Science to this crowd is exhausted by NASCAR.
#25439 May 7, 2013
Jeez, sounds like some people also must deny the existence of gravity, and still belong to the Flat Earth Society.
#25440 May 7, 2013
toxic topix AGW deniers denied science, chemistry, astronomy, physics, algebra, & pre-calc in their poorly earned hi skule DEE-plooomaas. Lots them denied their hi skule DEE-plooomaas, all together.
#25441 May 7, 2013
Death from extreme temps?
Will CAGW mean death by FIRE?
Will CAGW mean death by ICE?
Every science academy in the world agrees that the answer to both questions is... YES!
For all you "deniers"... read the studies from NASA, GISS, UEA, NOAA, IPCC, etc.
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There's just so much less of a chance of that kind of thing happening after a certain amount of years, which makes it all the more overwhelming when it does once more. In the subsequent weeks, I've listened to his albums obsessively; "The Mercy Seat" has received two or three plays per day alone. So: I was excited to see Nick Cave again. And he delivered.
Cave is something of a niche legend, one of the many ways he's a rare breed. Walking out to the rhythm of slow-burn opener "We Real Cool," Cave looked every bit the part, as well. He's one of those guys who just radiates charisma, easily pulling out a laugh or wild cheers for small gestures or bits of banter, but also possessing a certain immortal swagger. As he always does these days, he was wearing a black suit, a dress shirt half-unbuttoned (this time it looked shimmery and silvery), a necklace hanging out from within, and his hair slicked back. He kind of looks like an assassin from Las Vegas. But then there's that swagger, the lithe and serpentine movements mixed with the mad-eyed, possessed ones, and the way he'll wave his arms languidly and drop them down at key moments in songs. In these moments, he has the look of some dark preacherman, or perhaps just a sorcerer. (The 40-something woman near me straight-up convulsing her way through "From Her to Eternity" was a strong argument for the latter.)
Billed as the "Final Area Show," Cave's Hammerstein Ballroom set (as well as the preceding night's Celebrate Brooklyn show at the Prospect Park Bandshell) saw the man still touring last year's excellent and somewhat overlooked in-the-grand-scheme-of-things Push the Sky Away, but he also has a pseudo-documentary about him out called 20,000 Days on Earth. Accordingly, the setlist reflected this juncture, split between Push the Sky Away material and something of a Nick Cave greatest hits. Though there were plenty gaps (he fit just 16 songs into two hours; there were a lot of epics), Cave's current setlist gives you a good bite-sized summary of all the different forms and themes he's explored over the years: from early favorites like "Tupelo" or "The Mercy Seat," to the warped vulgarity spree of "Stagger Lee" (Cave in "his Disney villain mode," as the friend who accompanied me described it), to more vulnerable piano balladry like "God is in the House" or "The Ship Song." Twin standouts from Let Love In, "Do You Love Me?" and "Red Right Hand" received some of the most fervent responses of the night, further underlining that that album itself might be the perfect distillation of everything Cave's been about in his career.
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As there is a finite number of transistors that can be effectively packed onto a silicon chip, researchers have been searching for an alternative to silicon that would allow integrated circuit development to continue to keep pace with Moore's Law. Researchers at MIT have recently used indium gallium arsenide to create the smallest transistor ever built from a material other than silicon. The new transistor, which is said to "work well," is just 22 nanometers long and is a metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor (MOSFET), which is the kind typically used in microprocessors. Read More
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Jobs had more money than Annette. Disney no longer respects history - just money. Apparently they now only lower the flags for the loss of a corporatist that has influence on their bottom line.
I think we all got away from the original post. Annette was an Icon and should have been remembered. It would have been nice to see her love of Walt and Disney displayed for her fans to see. She did alot for the Disney name and should have been rewarded for that even in her death. RIP Annette.
Not surprising really. Most corporations only have a certain amount of named execs they recognize. The little ones go unnoticed a lot of the times. Kind of silly to think poeple would stop support Disneyland because of it though. Each of us can go to the parks and remember Annette in our own way. I remember Walt with my own way when I am at Disneyland.
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I don't think Annette Funicello should be compared to Steve Jobs with his tribute. Does this mean everyone will be measured by the Steve Jobs metric?
Steve Jobs wasn't a pleasant person, but he was a technology innovator. Whatever he got, he deserved despite his personality.
Annette is fondly remembered for her contribution to Disney features. Yet, we also have many forgotten Mousketeers and Disney actors. She was the most famous one.
Okay, Disney is a soulless corporation and to be upset about it is forgetting the obvious.
Also we have to remember many of the boards are older and remember when Disney ment something else before....the crappy 80's movies..before the 90's hit and they just wanted to sell toys..and before 2000's when DCA came out and was not up to Disney Standards
And it doesn't even have to be a window on main st, there are a million different ways they could honor her at Disneyland.
Can Disneyland just up and lower their flags to half staff? I mean all our of flags were lowered when Steve Jobs died but none of our flags were when Annette died. I am pretty sure there is some protocol to follow in relation to flags. You never know, Annette might get a window sometime. That too may take a bit of time to figure out where, what it says etc...
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