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I promised a longer and brighter view of where a world of mass surveillance is headed.
Surveillance means power, but it also means accountability. The deep state is trying to impose perfect accountability on others, and to preserve perfect unaccountability for itself. That can't last. Employees of the deep state cannot be expected to have its back, when the deep state doesn't have their back. The war on whistleblowers, and now the frantic ban by James Clapper on any deep state employees talking to the media without prior permission from their superiors, smack of panic, of a white-knuckle approach to the politics of information. The deep state knows that they can win individual battles, such as by imprisoning John Kiriakou or Chelsea Manning; with respect to their employees, their position appears to be that the beatings will continue until morale improves. They want to intimidate unauthorized leakers, and need a constant stream of Espionage Act prosecutions to do it with. However, they cannot, in the end, win this war.


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An Egyptian opposition leader has declared his country's three-decades-old peace treaty with Israel is over.
Ayman Nour, the head of the secular-liberal Tomorrow Party who is planning to run for president, reportedly told Egyptian Radio Sunday that "The Camp David accord is over" and Egypt should renegotiate the accord's terms.
His remarks follow a statement from the Egyptian military issued over the weekend saying that it would honor the peace treaty signed in 1979. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak transferred power to the military when he resigned as president on Feb. 11.
Nour, 46, was jailed in 2005 after challenging Mubarak in presidential elections. Released from prison in 2009, he was a leader of protests in recent weeks that toppled the government and Mubarak's 30-year-reign.
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2nd and Seven –
Defense definitely does win championships, but you have to score to win
– Winning games with defense is one thing, but scoring 13.8 points
per game is quite another. That's right, last year's FAU offense scored
a whopping 148 points on the season. Let's put that offensive
performance into context, just a little more. The Owls leading scorer
was kicker Daniel Kennard who had 22 points. Now, compare that to say
USC's offense that had six guys score over 30 points, including Mario
Danelo who had nearly four times as many points as Kennard on extra
points alone and LenDale White who outscored the entire FAU offense by
himself (156 vs.148). All in all, no matter who puts their hands under
center or who carries the ball this year, those individuals better find
the end zone more often than they did last year. A lot more.
3rd and Three –
Bartels, with no James – Although the offense struggled mightily in
2005, the same couldn't be said for safety Kris Bartels. After a
non-descript 2004, Bartels moved into the starting lineup and will
probably be there for a while. He led the Owls with 82 tackles last
year, with a physical, bruising style. He's got some work to do with
his coverage skills, but as far as someone who can come up and be a
factor in, and near, the box, that's definitely Bartels. The defense
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wooden cameras and wooden holders can warp if they are mistreated or not made well. However, I have wooden holders that that are probably 70+ years old that are just fine.
Fortunately, most makers of these items know/knew how to use the material correctly. If you buy an antique wooden holder that is straight when you buy it, it's likely to remain that way.


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Give me something to laugh about.
I love to laugh, I love making people laugh, and I have a BIG personality.. Most people who are around me for long enough eventually end up being as goofy as me. I also know how to be serious as I am a very professional person, and can have a meaningful conversation with just about anyone. I grew up in the DC metro area, a very diverse area and have friends of all different backgrounds and ethnicities. I have to say though i really enjoy the somewhat rural atmosphere of midlothian/powhatan. I am looking for someone as open minded as myself. I do not have time for silly cat and mouse games with the opposite sex, as I am looking for a meaningful relationship with someone. I am a single mother of a 3 year old boy, so "grown up" time is very precious, lol! But on a serious note, my son is my life. I also work full time and want to try and find someone who understands that. Thanks for stopping by!
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Other types of exercise, Swimming
I exercise 1-2 times per week.
I love Persian food, any gourmet pastry shops, and whole in the wall restaurants that serve delicious food. I like the boathouse and this little restaurant by my house called the Desserterie. Yummmmy pastries
Yard Sales and Flea markets, animals, Anything that takes my breath away by looking at it. Im also halfway obsessed with owls
Swimming, bike riding, site seeing, taking pictures, spending time with my son. I'm big into history and I really enjoy visiting historical sites. I always stop and read the historical landmarks on the side of the road.
Freakonomics, The Amateur, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
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the senior priests. These elders were probably the heads of the various priestly families in Jerusalem.
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Jumping Video's- Chinga and Pumpkin
Here are two videos the first one is of jumping Pumpkin the second is of jumping Chinga. Please excuse my bad jumping posisiton I was riding with short stirrups and I had done a whole day jumping clinic the day before.
1Pumpkin.flv video by cloe867 - Photobucket
1Chinga.flv video by cloe867 - Photobucket
Please let me know what you think of the horses, but not what you think of me.
the only things that really stood out to me was Pumpkin is a going a little fast but thats no big deal. and Chinga is realy stiff. other than that you guys look good to me.
Thanks, I'm trying to slow Pumpkin down, as he is running towards the gate and his gate would be a safe zone for him as he spends most his time at the gate. Chinga became unstiff after a few more goes over that jump.
Pumpkin is cute :)
I don't have a critique, but I'd just like to say that it's gorgeous there! I love the park-like setting.
Thanks, today we cleared the straight bar of that hight it was great! Pumpkins owner also did it on him!
no, we jumped higher
stop underestimating Chinga's skills!!
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I get winded jogging for a mile. This guy fell 24 of them…
Felix Baumgartner is a popular name on the Internet today. That's because this fine Austrian fellow defied records, physics and – yes – common sense, skydiving from an altitude of 128,000 feet.
On Sunday, the stunt earned Mr. Baumgartner the title of the first human ever to break the sound barrier. His video feed became the most watched live stream Youtube video of all time.
And - most importantly - he proved that his sponsor Red Bull (plastered all over the event's coverage) really does give you wings.
But from that high up, it wasn't about records, or sponsors, or even surviving. According to the jumper, it was about a much bigger picture.
"When you stand up there on top of the world, you become so humble," he told the New York Times. "It's not about breaking records any more. It's not about getting scientific data. It's all about coming home."
The altitude that Felix fell from is three times higher than where commercial airliners cruise. In order to get up that high, a balloon carted the daredevil up in a space-aged pod. Standing on the edge of the aircraft, the sight was straight out of a Michael Bay movie.
Felix's maximum speed reached was 833.9 miles per hour. That's Mach 1.24 for all y'all nerdists out there.
The entire drop was summarized in 4 minutes and 20 seconds and he broke the previous speed and altitude records set by Joe Kittinger in 1960.
Despite a brief tumbling scare on the initial fall in the stratosphere, Baumgartner got it under control and landed safely like a pro on the ground of a New Mexico dessert.
Check out a highlight reel of Felix's jump here…Damn, that dude's high up!


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Because of Genesis I seem to be putting more and more content into My Library folder of Daz Studio 4.5 and as so many things have also been updated I am having a rearrangement of my Runtimes.
So I am now wondering is it better to have one huge content folder or many smaller Runtimes? Does it make a difference in Studio 4.5 I know it does in Poser the smaller Runtimes work much better but is this the same in Studio 4.5?
As I now use Studio all the time I want to sort things out to make them run smoother in Studio rather than Poser


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great guy looking for adoption, and completely housebroken.
This is where I am supposed to describe myself so that I can be judged and critiqued by total strangers. It's my opinion that we are the sum of all our life junk,our prefrences,tastes, and knowledge, that being said I do know all the words and some of the dance moves to Marky Mark and the Funky Bunches hit "Good Vibrations". And yes I realize that was a long time ago.Sorry. I like to think that I am a uncomplicated guy but after sitting here and attempting to write this dang profile that may not be the case, as they say in the south "Bless his heart". Instead of boring you with a lot of redundent details of how i'm diffrent from every other guy i'll just give you a bunch of random facts about myself. I can't do a cart wheel, I try like hell but it just looks like I tripped down some steps sideways. I have scored a goal in a soccer game, won a cross country meet, hit a three-pointer in a basketball game, but never hit a homerun although I once was kicked out a game for hitting three guys in the head in a row while pitching. I have never been to Disneyland/World, although I have been to the largest amusement park located in a mall, which is located in Edmonton, Alberta. I have a irrational hatred of techno music, even though I like glowsticks. I can carry on a conversation using almost little more than movie quotes or song lyrics. I have two daughters so I know entirely too much about barbies,the words outfit and accessory, and Justin Bieber. And a question why do stores not have a special line for people writing checks or using coupons? I also noticed that there is braille on drive through ATM'S. Actually in all seriousness I'm driven guy with a very blessed life.I have been told repeatly that I am a "keeper" but for varied reasons havn't found someone to share my life with. While funny and a bit of a smart ass I do have goals that I have accomplished or am working really hard on to achieve.There is a lot more to me then just a few random facts, you'll just have to message me and find out.I hope to find a smart, funny, fit, and energetic woman that I have great chemistry with and see if fireworks happen or that owns a french maid outfit and has ocd. Kidding or am I. Message me and find out.
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Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Football, Golf, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I am currently housing a griffin and a family of dodo birds and researchng starting my own jurrasic park when I can steal the technology or it becomes available to the public.
Middle of the Road
Anywhere my friends and family are.I love being around the water or in the woods or just relaxing on the back porch.I enjoy Austin and the hill country.I've been to Mexico and Canada but always wanted to go to Rome.
My two beautiful daughters. The Texas Longhorns and Texas Rangers (who broke my heart this year by the way).I love books, loud texas country,and firearms.Laughing at inappropriatte times and politically incorrect comedy.
Training to be a ninja.I enjoy learning anything new. I am a athletic and active guy so anything outside and competitive.I enjoy texas country so going to concerts is always fun.
Josh Hamilton's book "Beyond Belief".Anything by Jim Butcher.I love the fantasy genre.
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Have Cherokee, Black Dutch, English and who knows what else running through me.
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I am a christain with strong faith. I try and do the very best in every situation and everyday that I I am blessed with.
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The WeatherBeeta Air-Flow Standard Neck Fly Sheet is the perfect sheet to keep pests away from your horse. Features include a full-wrap tail flap, twin front closures and removable web leg straps.
The Upland Basic Turnout Fly Sheet is a great value! Features a two-buckle front closure, fleece at withers and a soft fine mesh outer. This is a great fly sheet that will help keep the pests at bay.
The Rambo Fly Buster™ Buzz Blocker™ Fly Sheet is made from super-soft, hi-tech fabric. The lightweight polyester/polypropylene fabric has a soft feel, yet is tough enough for turnout. Contains fly repellents to keep your horse pest free. Also protects against UV rays and coat bleaching.
Your pony will stay dry in the economical Rider's International Turnout Sheet-Pony. Fully waterproof and breathable, this pony turnout sheet has a ripstop nylon outer and a smooth polyester lining. It's constructed without a center seam to keep moisture out.
The Designer Collection Plaid sheet is a medium-weight, 100% cotton sheet trimmed in sturdy poly web. Features include two-buckle front, bias surcingles and D-rings for optional leg straps. A wide variety of color options mean this sheet will look great on any horse. Perfect for trailering or keeping you horse clean before a show.
Upland's Honeycomb Chill Chaser is a multi-use sheet that's handy all year. Use as an anti-sweat, a cooler, a liner or show sheet.
Ideal for mild weather, the Amigo® Hero 6 Turnout Sheet from Horseware® Ireland is both waterproof and breathable. It features a tough polyester outer shell and smooth polyester lining. Horseware's classic cut keeps it secure.
Get your horse dry fast with the Centaur® Turbo-Dry™ horse cooler. With moisture-wicking action that's 3 x faster than ordinary fabric, this sheet has convenient T-locks and hook-and-loop front closure, two surcingles and tail cord.
The Rambo® Newmarket Stable Sheet shields your horse's coat from dust and UV rays. Features a 900 denier poly/cotton outer shell that helps repel moisture and dirt. Polyester microfiber lining. Original Rambo cut, two front chest closures and two low cross surcingles with tail cord.
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The Upland Turnout Sheet is waterproof and breathable in 600 D polyester with a nylon lining. Tail flap offers extra protection from wind.
The Dover Collection Stable Sheet is detailed with cord piping and color coordinated with the Dress and Scrim Sheets! 100% cotton. This is a great sheet at a great price. Perfect for keeping your horse clean before a show, trailering or mild weather.
The Upland Scrim Sheet provides light mesh protection from dust and flies to keep your horse and tack clean and calm at ringside.
Waterproof and breathable, the Saxon 600D Basic-Lite makes a great turnout sheet for wet or muddy conditions. This waterproof horse sheet has a durable and lightweight 600 denier outer and a smooth nylon lining. An extended drop accommodates all size horses.
Horseware® Ireland's Amigo® Stable Sheet wicks and disperses moisture keeping your horse comfortable. The famous Horseware cut, plus cross surcingles help create a secure fit. This stable sheet is ideal for travel, too.
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So, on re-watching the Hell on Wheels episode Bleeding Kansas, I was struck by how damn good Anson Mount is. I rarely mention it, perhaps because my recaps are more involved in what's going on with the show and characters, and I don't talk about acting much at all. But Mount is worth mentioning because […]
Hell on Wheels: Anson Mount
Nov 12, 2014
Hell on Wheels 4.11: Bleeding Kansas
Nov 9, 2014
The most violent, the bloodiest, the most vulgar episode of Hell on Wheels yet, Bleeding Kansas was also one of its best. Episode 4.11 moved at breakneck speed, so that when "Next On…" appeared on my screen, I was surprised.
Hell on Wheels: Black Dog
Nov 4, 2014
Everyone ready for the return of Hell on Wheels this weekend? Here's some interesting trivia. In a recent episode, Durant referred to depression as "the black dog." I thought immediately it was an anachronism, since most people associate the phrase with Winston Churchill. However, a little research turned up some fascinating stuff. It turns out […]
Hell on Wheels 4.10: Return to Hell
Oct 5, 2014
On the list of things I imagined I'd see on this week's Hell on Wheels: Return to Hell, a dark meditation on grief did not appear. Yet, grief is a subject of Westerns nearly as often as heroism. The West is a harsh place where life is short, and the bereaved make up much of […]
Hell on Wheels Schedule for the Remainder of Season 4
Sep 29, 2014
Hello Basketcases! After much discussion in comments, I have gotten verified and official information from AMC: This is, indeed, Hell on Wheels' first 13 episode season. The schedule is… Episode 4.10: October 4 Episode 4.11: November 8 Episode 4.12: November 15 Episode 4.13 (Season Finale): November 22
Hell on Wheels 4.09: Two Trains
Sep 28, 2014
The theme of this week's Hell on Wheels, Two Trains, is alliances. Even the title, ostensibly about the final battle between Cullen Bohannon and Sydney Snow, suggest two different conveyances to an ultimate goal, and choosing how to get there.
Hell on Wheels 4.08: Under Color of Law
Sep 24, 2014
This week's epiosde of Hell on Wheels: Under Color of Law, got us back on track. While not a brilliant episode of television, it was very good and I'm feeling it. Under Color of Law did a lot of things: For one, it looked in on every major character that the show has (and several […]
Hell on Wheels 4.07: Elam Ferguson
Sep 14, 2014
There's a part of me that just wants to say, "What was that?" Hell on Wheels episode 4.07, Elam Ferguson, focused on Elam, but not really. It was much more about the people affected by Elam; people he did not recognize. Elam did not understand that Cullen, Eva, and Psalms all loved him and wished […]
Hell on Wheels 4.06: Bear Man
Sep 7, 2014
Hell on Wheels Episode 4.06, Bear Man, screamed "tonight on a very special Hell on Wheels." Sorry. There was good stuff in the episode, and we can discuss, but a lot of it was…perplexing.
Hell on Wheels 4.05: Life's a Mystery
Sep 1, 2014
Hell on Wheels Episode 4.05, Life's a Mystery, is the first episode in quite some time that endeavors to be more than an episode of a good television show. Which is to say, the show has broad themes: About the American Dream, about transcending the past, about being an outsider; but it doesn't often do […]
Hell on Wheels 4.04: Reckoning
Aug 24, 2014
So. That happened. Hell on Wheels Episode 4.04, Reckoning, was about what happened. It was a plot-builder, laying down groundwork for future episodes. None of the character work we saw (and we saw some good stuff) was meant to stand on its own; all of it was there to lead us to future episodes. This […]


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Julia Barbara Barfield (1952-), Architect
Sitter in 2 portraits
Architect, who designed the London Eye along with husband David Marks. Barfield used to work at Norman Foster's practice, before setting up an office with her husband, in 1989. Their first project together was the World Sea Centre, in Toulon, France. Popularly known for their headline-grabbing designs, their next project is set to be the I-360 Tower in Brighton.
by Ruth Dupré
bromide fibre print, 1997
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Julia Barbara Barfield; David Joseph Marks
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Mary's Diary
Mary is visiting Teeside to open Barker and Stonehouse store
28 March 2015
Mary is visiting Teeside to open the new Barker and Stonehouse store on Saturday 28th March
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I'd like to know how you find what you may be looking for. There was a page before which permitted to find them even if it wasn't really up to date. But now it seems this page is down.
Actually I'm looking for a movie in particular. "Trancer" or "2002" or even "トランサー ~霊幻警察~". It's with Nicholas Tse.
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The Atlantic Wind Connection appears to be moving ahead with plans for the first leg of an offshore transmission line, a 189-mile stretch that will run from Jersey City to south of Atlantic City, according to a Sustainable Business news article. That first leg is roughly half of what should eventually be a 350-mile high-voltage line that will carry power generated from offshore wind farms to the mainland and connect the wind farms so separate transmission lines would not be needed for each farm.
Two years ago, New Jersey officials gave the Atlantic Wind Connection a harsh reception, worried that the line would mean rate hikes for customers and that it would hamper the state's ability to get in on offshore wind farms.
But Atlantic Wind Connection CEO Robert Mitchell was quoted in the article as saying "The NJ Energy Link can make the grid more reliable and lower the cost of energy in New Jersey by delivering both offshore wind and conventional electricity to where it is needed and when it is needed along the coast, whether that be southern, central or northern New Jersey." The line would be located 12-14 miles offshore.
Hurricane Sandy also presented developers with another argument: since the line would be buried 12-14 miles off the coast it would be immune to storms and could act as an emergency power source if needed in the future.
Apparently, developers picked New Jersey as the starting point because it cuts out the challenges of working with several states at once. And, since the state's Renewable Portfolio Standard calls for 22.5% of the state's power to come from renewables by 2021, a lot of that power could be provided by offshore wind because there are few locations for onshore wind farms.
The company wants to get the necessary regulatory approvals by 2015 and would begin construction that year. Also, the state needs to ask PJM Interconnection, the regional grid operator, to determine how the project would affect electricity prices. Based on that customers would receive an added charge to pay for it.
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ANAHEIM, California — Ivan Nova made only two major mistakes in his second start back from elbow ligament replacement surgery.
Albert Pujols and Erick Aybar deposited them both into the ficus trees beyond center field at the Big A, and Nova's fellow New York Yankees couldn't overcome the homers.
Andrew Heaney pitched seven innings of two-hit ball, Pujols and Aybar hit back-to-back homers in the sixth, and the Los Angeles Angels beat the Yankees 2-1 on Tuesday night for their fourth straight victory.
Mark Teixeira homered for the Yankees, who have lost seven of 10.
After Nova stranded six Angels in the first five innings, Pujols and Aybar spoiled a strong effort by the right-hander who had surgery in April 2014. Nova (1-1), who left later in the sixth inning, yielded eight hits and two walks while striking out seven.
"He left a fastball up to Pujols and left a fastball middle-down to Aybar, and they hit them both out," manager Joe Girardi said. "But I thought he pitched a pretty good ballgame. He got out of some jams ... but we didn't score any runs. That's why we lost this game, not because of anything Nova did."
Heaney (1-0) was stellar in his second start for the Angels, who acquired him in the offseason for 2014 hits leader Howie Kendrick. Given his first chance in Los Angeles' rotation while Jered Weaver is injured, Heaney walked two and struck out seven, allowing just one runner to reach second base.
"We hit a lot of balls hard, but right at people," Alex Rodriguez said. "The kid had good stuff and pitched a good game. He challenged us all night long with a lot of fastballs and pounded the strike zone. We just have to maintain our aggressiveness."
Teixeira connected in the second inning for his 19th homer, albeit his first since June 15. His 11-game homer drought was his longest of the season.
Heaney got barely enough offense from the Angels' light-hitting lineup, but was backed by strong defense and relief. Huston Street finished for his 23rd save while pitching in the Angels' fourth straight game.
Mike Trout and Matt Joyce had two hits apiece for the Angels, who have won six of eight on their nine-game homestand. Los Angeles (41-37) heads into July four games above .500 for the first time since June 1.
"We're grinding it out," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "We're pitching well and we're playing defense. ... (Heaney) had all of the things you're trying to put together in a game plan. Really just kept them off balance all night."
Pujols led off the sixth with his AL-leading 24th homer and the 544th of his career, setting an Angels record with his 13th homer of a spectacular month. Aybar followed with his second homer of a rough season.
New York's Carlos Beltran injured his ribcage while batting in the fifth inning. He was replaced by Garrett Jones in right field.
"On that swing where I hit the foul ball, I felt a little pinch," Beltran said. "So out of precautions, Joe decided to take me out of the game. I'll ice it and get treatment, and hopefully (Wednesday) I'll wake up feeling better."
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Stan E. McCumber Jr., 61, of Catawba Island, died Saturday, Sept. 13, 2008, in Stein Hospice Care Center in Sandusky.
He was born April 20, 1947, in Port Clinton, son of Stan E. and Ruth (Fluharty) McCumber Sr. Stan retired from National City Bank. He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force. Stan was president of the Catawba Island Zoning Board and was treasurer of the Ottawa County Home Builders Association. He was a past member of the Erie County Home Builders Association and Port Clinton Kiwanis.
Surviving is his wife, Carol (Kukay), whom he married Aug. 26, 1978; daughter, Erin McCumber of Kent, Ohio, and Catawba Island; his parents, Stan and Ruth McCumber of Port Clinton; brother, Richard McCumber of Marblehead; and nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be 2-4 and 5-8 p.m. Wednesday at Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home, Peninsula Chapel, Marblehead, where funeral services will be at 11 am Thursday. The Rev. Ralph Schibler will officiate. Burial will follow in Catawba Island Cemetery.
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Let the competition begin!
This Thursday is the day of the Green Commute competition locally.
Participating organizations include the three hospitals, the three colleges, the Corps, the Washngton State Penitentiary, Baker-Boyer Bank, YMCA, Coffey Communications, the cities of Walla Walla and College Place and others - a pretty formidable field indeed.
Of course, the city of Walla Walla wants all the area's great institutions and businesses to be successful in their endeavors.
However, I believe everyone will discover on Thursday that though the people who keep your city operating may be generally mild-mannered public servants, when the competition begins we'll get out our bikes, walking shoes, car pools and bus schedules and leave everyone else in the dust!
Barbara Clark
Walla Walla
Let's take long-term view of salmon
The ongoing debate regarding the Lower Snake River is interesting, and it's good to periodically take a glance back at prior technical reports regarding fisheries in the Columbia River Basin.
One report I have contains chapter titles like "Inquiry Into the Decrease of the Food Fishes."
The same report contains quotes such as "fewer chinook salmon now make their appearance in the upper rivers."
And the same report contains water temperature data for the Columbia River at Clifton, Ore., located near Portland, which starts to exceed 68 degrees on July 19.
Any thoughts on the date of this report?
The above information was documented by the federal government in 1878. The water temperature data was collected from mid-May through mid-August of 1875.
This report was prepared about 100 years before the last Lower Snake project (Lower Granite) came on line.
This is why I still ponder how the removal of these projects will solve problems that were noted long before their construction.
Gene Spangrude
Walla Walla
Glenn Beck doesn't understand 'social justice'
Recently, Fox News personality Glenn Beck made a statement that anyone attending a church that promotes "social justice" or has those words on the church's Web site, then the members should "run, run as fast as you can" from that congregation and find a different church or parish in which to worship.
Beck equates social justice with socialism or Nazism, which of course is a mistaken comparison, both philosophically and biblically.
Jesus taught that to follow him means we are concerned about a justice in our relationships and communities. A well known passage from the Gospel of Luke, the Parable of the Good Samaritan, illustrates this concern.
The parable emphasizes the need to care for those who are hurting and without means; those who are ignored by society in general, particularly the cultural elite, and then going the extra mile in providing for their needs (health care, transportation, shelter, respite and food).
Jesus taught the radical idea of lending to those who cannot repay; the Good Samaritan exemplifies that principle.
I would encourage anyone who takes Beck seriously to study the words of Jesus before abandoning their church, especially if that church is one that lives out the Gospel.
Daniel J. Willms,
pastor, Vineyard Free Methodist Church
Walla Walla
Nation's elite wrong about average Americans
It's good to know that things are peachy-keen for Mr. Schmaltz and all in Takoma Park, Md. However, I don't think the picture is quite so rosy out here in the heartland where the workin' folks live.
The morning after Mr. Schmaltz' letter appeared in the U-B it was reported there were another 18,000 new applications for jobless benefits. That follows three weeks of similar reports of new applications. Who knows the grand total of people without jobs?
And, on top of that, they reported another week of record home foreclosures. Not my idea of a booming economy in this greatest nation on God's Earth.
And then, he takes a cheap shot at the folks (Tea Partiers?) who would like to see some changes in our elected representatives in D.C.
That, of course is the typical attitude of the elite who think the average American is just too stupid to know what's best for 'em. Determined, naturally, by that very same elite.
I suspect the intelligence of the average American is grossly underestimated.
James Cline
Area blessed to have caring firefighters
The citizens of Walla Walla are blessed with responsive and caring firefighters who put their lives in jeopardy on a daily basis.
Many of us probably tend to take their presence for granted - at least until we are the ones who need them. The owners and employees of Reiff Manufacturing are very appreciative of the firefighters of Fire District 4 and the city of Walla Walla for their response to the fire at our business on April 12.
Without their rapid response, the production portion of our company would have burned to the ground, leaving a significant number of people without employment. Steve and I also wish to express our gratitude to the Rev. Steven Woolley who accompanies these crews to their emergency locations and prays for their safety as they work.
We encourage the members of our community to take an opportunity when it presents itself to thank these men and women of our local firefighting crews for what they do to protect Walla Walla and its citizens. Truly, we are a blessed community.
Nancy Reiff
Walla Walla
Start drilling for more oil in Alaska
I read Michael E. Kraft's article April 11. I compliment him on his limited view of our nation's need for large quantities of oil. I share in his anger concerning the huge expenditure on imported oil.
This is absolutely unnecessary. The fact is: U.S. is sitting on an immense oil reserve in Alaska.
It is believed to be equal to Saudi Arabia's. To restrict off-shore drilling is inconceivable. When China moves into the Gulf of Mexico or just off shore on our West Coast and starts drilling, maybe then will the environmentalists relax and the Democrats carry a different tune.
In 2008 we bought $56 billion worth of oil from Saudi Arabia. This represents one half our imports of oil from all countries! It is the huge transfer of funds between sovereign countries.
Much of this is on borrowed money. All countries consumed $472 billion. Our share was one-fourth of the world's production.
This is absolutely unnecessary! President Clinton took action to prohibit development.
It is a Democrat pet. They won't even talk about it.
I wrote to Sen. Patty Murray expressing my concerns. She answered me. She said she is a cheerleader for off-shore drilling. She also stated our need for conservation: not one word about the reserve in Alaska, which is her pet.
When we are cut off from the Middle East energy sources, and when gas and diesel become $10 or $20 per gallon - will this make a difference?
Now is the time to act. If drilling were started now it would take two or three years for production.
Why do things so vital to our commerce have to become so political? That is crazy!
Ralph Miller
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GlassFish source bundles now available
Starting this week, source code bundles are now available for GlassFish. Moving forward expect to see binary and source code bundles of the promoted builds. We have also posted the source code bundle for the latest milestone M5 (beta branch) release.
Note that some of the technologies in GlassFish are developed as part of other projects such as JAX-WS. Only a binary of those sources are in the GlasFish workspace. For more information on where to find sources see the following page.
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by stijn_de_witt - 2010-09-30 14:07I am having trouble actually finding the source bundles on the page you linked to... Your link to https://glassfish.dev.java.net/public/downloadsindex.html#Source_Code_bu... actually redirects me to https://glassfish.dev.java.net/public/downloadsindex.html#top And I don't see any source bundles on that page? Am I missing something?


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Originally written on All Things Nuggets | Last updated 2/7/12
"I know my team was tired tonight," George Karl said Monday. "There's no question of the residual effect of the three games in a row." The Nuggets lost to Houston, 99-90, their fourth game in five days. After the back-to-back-to-back – which involved two separate trips – the Nuggets clearly weren't the Nuggets on Monday. "I don't have my legs under me," said Al Harrington, who missed all four 3-point attempts. "But it still feels good coming off my hand. "It is mental. We've got to be mentally tougher and find a way to get one." Fans seem to love the lockout-shortened schedule because there are games on all the time. But we're totally seeing the effects. The Nuggets are beleaguered – and after a practice today, the defending champs from Dallas are in town Wednesday. Then – a back-to-back game against Golden State on Thursday. In 15 February games, only two are against teams under .500. Asked if it's becoming clear that the lockout-shortened season is effecting players'
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Supersized Kids, Diminishing Health.
A study released last week by insurance provider CIGNA Corp. found that children now spend an average of 14 hours watching television per week. Children aged 12 to 14 average almost seven hours per week playing video games.
"There has been no shift in the gene pool over the last 20 years, so this has to be an environmental issue," says Still, who is director of the Center for Nutrition and Weight Management at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pa.
The trend is affecting far more than the weight of America's children. It is affecting their health. There has been a 10-fold increase in the number of children with type 2 diabetes during the past five years. Once called adult-onset diabetes, type 2 diabetes is linked to obesity and sedentary lifestyle.
"Until recently, type 2 diabetes was rare in kids," Still says. "Now it accounts for 40% to 50% of the diabetes among children." And when it comes to treating children, Still says that doctors are seeing more high blood pressure than have seen in the past -- another weight-related problem.
So what can be done to reverse this trend, and put kids on a healthier path? Michael Jacobson, executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) says the government can do a lot, with more money to beef up vanishing physical education programs in schools and to institute mass media public health campaigns to make people aware of the problem. CSPI is a Washington-based lobbying group that focuses on health and environmental issues.
Jacobson says it would be easy to pay for these initiatives by imposing small taxes on snack foods and soft drinks. About a dozen states now levy such a tax, and they raise $1 billion a year, he says.
There also are legislative efforts in a handful of states aimed at getting soft drink and snack food vending machines out of schools. Such efforts are being challenged by school systems, which generate revenue from the machines.
Still says sodas and other sugary drinks, including fruit juices, have played a huge role in the fattening of the nation's kids. One of the easiest ways to eliminate calories from a diet is to cut out sugary drinks, he says.


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Apple highlights iPhone 6's huge display and improved camera in new ads
Apple has debuted two new ads, featuring the combined vocal talents of Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon, to advertise its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus handsets.
Apple has debuted two new ads, featuring the combined vocal talents of Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon, to advertise its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus handsets.
Sony is hoping to boost digital record sales with a new iPhone app that offers a discounted album every 24 hours. Prices are slashed by as much as 70 percent in the Album of the Day app, and all purchases are made through iTunes.
Apple today announced the eighth annual iTunes Festival in London with a whole bunch of massive acts already confirmed. Those lucky enough to bag tickets will see the likes of Pharrell Williams, Maroon 5, Kylie, Sam Smith, and Blondie.
This is the first year Apple has made its 12 Days of Gifts app available for U.S customers, and to kick things off the company is giving away a free EP of Justin Timberlake's performance at the 2013 iTunes Festival.
The iOS app will be giving away a free gift (music, iBooks, apps, movies, etc.) once a day until January 6th. A new single from popular artist Lorde was released as a separate, bonus giveaway through the app last week.
Four exclusive tracks and two accompanying videos from Justin Timberlake's concert are available for download. Once you tap the album cover in the app, you'll be taken to the iTunes Store where you can get the album.
Apple has today launched a Back to School iTunes music sale with selected albums reduced to as little as $6.99. The deals aim to give students "a smart deal on cool albums" from the likes of Justin Timberlake, Robin Thicke, Pink, and Lana Del Rey.
Apple's yearly music festival is set to kick off at the Roundhouse venue in London's Chalk Farm next month, and while the festival already had 23 acts slated for the month long concert, Apple just added 17 more artists to the line-up.
The new additions include Avicii, Bastille, Janelle Monae, The Lumineers, Tinie Tempah and many more to go alongside Elton John and Justin Timberlake. U.K. residents can use the iTunes Festival app to get free tickets, while the rest of the world will be able to watch the shows live from an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV.
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READERS SUMMARY: 1. IS YOUR EYE A CAMERA OR CLOCK? 2. HOW DOES NEGATIVE FEEDBACK CONTROL RUIN YOUR CLOCK? 3. IF TIMING IS OFF IN YOUR EYE, DO DISEASES SHOW UP OUT OF THE BLUE? 4. ARE CATARACTS AND GLAUCOMA A PREMONITION OF ONCOGENESIS? 5. HOW MUCH ATP DOES PROTEIN SYNTHESIS COST A CELL? Your eye can be a clock or a camera. A blind man's world is bounded by the limits of his touch and he relies on his timing; an ignorant man's world by the limits of his wisdom; a successful man's world by the limits of his vision and sense of timing. Man is the most complex eukaryote. Therefore he has the most sophisticated time piece in his eye that controls protein turnover. Protein turnover is a synonym for ubiquitin marking. Eukaryotes spend 80% of their total energy budget on protein synthesis. That process is controlled by ubiquitination rates in cells. This is why you need to understand ubiquitin. Once you master ubiquitin you can use that recovered energy to reverse illnesses. Each peptide bond requires 5 ATP to seal the bond. That amount is 5 times as much that is needed to polymerize nucleotides into […]Continue Reading
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"Beautiful home with pictures not doing it justice. Very impressive. Very spacious with six adults and one child. Gorgeous view of lake from family area and balcony that also over looks the large pool and awesome hot tub. Management was great to work with and couldn't of been nicer. Definitely would recommend and stay here again. Built fire down by lake one night too. So fun for all. Kitchen so fully equipped. Great place and great memories."Guest: Peggy T. Date of Stay: October 2014 Review Submitted: October 27, 2014View listing
"We rented the house to get away from a stress filled life. Boy did this house do the job. The house is amazing and the view is breathtaking. The pictures do not do it justice. I tried to capture the view but was unable to show just how spectacular the view was. We watched the sunrise in the morning and went kayaking morning and night. Thanks for the must needed relaxation. I would rent this place again in a heart beat."Guest: Caryn E. Date of Stay: May 2015 Review Submitted: May 13, 2015View listing
"I have been fortunate enough to visit Pam and Paul's beautiful cabin on two separate occasions; once with my husband, two college-aged children, and our dogs; once for a late Fall weekend with my husband. We came away each time feeling like we had stayed at a lovely little boutique hotel. The cabin is nicely furnished, the kitchen is very well-stocked, the setting is incredible, and most striking of all is the amazing attention to detail. The hosts have obviously tried to anticipate their guests' every need. This is the perfect destination for someone who is looking for rest, relaxation, and quality family time. The lake view is spectacular from the deck or the dock, and we even had a visit from some young bald eagles. We highly recommend the Stone Cottage on the Lake!"Guest: Sherri B. Date of Stay: November 2014 Review Submitted: March 19, 2015View listing
"Our favorite pastimes are visiting new spots and revisiting our favorites. Our visit to this home has spoiled us for any place we'll stay in the future. We read the description and were sold. This place is even more enchanting than anticipated – the photos don't convey just how wonderful it is. The genuine lake house feeling we were hoping for is exactly what we found here – down to earth, a very cozy and warm home, yet pristine and rich with fine points. The hosts clearly take what they do seriously and to the great benefit of their guests. The awareness of even the most subtle particulars delivers something rare. Being closer to the water is impossible. We didn't expect sun and mild temps for a January visit, but we had them. Looking out the windows we saw Bald Eagles soaring over that blue water right in front of the house throughout the day. My favorite happening – I was on one of the deck's comfy chaises, soaking in the sun and being hypnotized by the ultimate view when a huge Bald Eagle landed in the branch of a tree about 35 feet from me - Amazing!! I got a couple of mind-blowing photos. I could rave on about this wonderful place, but there are a few practical details to share – The trip into Murray is straightforward and not far. The Kroger is very nice. We were going to eat out one night, but once we got settled in we just couldn't leave our private bliss. So, on the day we departed we were sad to go. Our consolation was immediately reserving a stay for the coming summer. We are looking forward to making good use of that extra kitchen and spending the days on the dock's sunny, swim platform with my sisters and their husbands! It's a challenge to put into words the long list of attributes and perks here that make this 6 Stars! A spell has been cast on us by this MAGICAL lake home!! The summer cannot arrive too soon!!"Guest: P.B. Date of Stay: January 2015 Review Submitted: May 1, 2015View listing
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The Journal Sentinel education reporters offer news and notes from their beat
The Harlem Children's Zone and Milwaukee
Last night, "60 Minutes" aired a segment on the much-hyped Harlem Children's Zone in New York City, an organization that has tried, through education, to put historically low-achieving minority children on the path out of poverty.
Though "HCZ" has been on the radar of many in the education world for some time, "60 Minutes" specifically focuses on recent Harvard research that shows the system of charter schools developed by HCZ founder Geoffrey Canada are indeed narrowing the achievement gap between white students and minority students.
The concept could hold lessons for Milwaukee.
The education reform bill proposed by state Sen. Lena Taylor (D-Milwaukee), which would put Milwaukee's mayor in charge of Milwaukee Public Schools and give him or her broad authority over the budget and superintendent selection, had initially pushed for the creation of "Milwaukee School Zones" that appeared to be in the vein of what's happening in Harlem.
Nationally, President Barack Obama has pledged to put money toward replicating Canada's work in "Promise Neighborhoods" in other cities.
Learning about the Harlem Children's Zone on This American Life and in Paul Tough's 2008 book was part of what inspired me to work on a recent four-part series about the importance of parenting on a child's education.
Around the country, there's been far more talk lately about the need for better partnerships between families, communities and teachers to help children - especially low-income and minority children - achieve.
The CBS piece points out that nobody knows quite why Canada's model has been so successful: Is it Baby College, a parenting course that teaches new and soon-to-be-parents how to start their babies on the road to academic success early in life? Is it the flexibility of the charter school model? Longer school days? Great teachers? Mental and physical health clinics in the schools?
The answer may be ... yes. It will be interesting to see if the idea gains any steam in Milwaukee.
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