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Hi again folks!
While messing with the charging system, I felt a little restless about the rest of the electrical system.
When i first serviced the bike i changed the whole cables and made a new set from the beginning. All new cables new sockets etc.
Now i see that some sockets i put were slackened and become unreliable due to strong vibrations bike made.
Thought about a more reliable setup and voila! i found it.
First setups were like this:
And these are from the last work
To make a neat cable harness, the lengths are critical.
First, set all the wires and check all functions.
"Le Cable Salad"
This is the regulator/rectifier i have bought for 10usd, yellow cables for coils, others for DC output.
This is worked like fuse box, i put all cables directly to this box and managed all connections from inside it.
The result was very reliable and neat.
Adding, changing cables, connecting, disconnecting and reconnecting is much easier on the go now because there was no special sockets, just screw type connectors and cables.
Will take more pics tomorrow.
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They're up on the Daily Planet rooftop. Lois makes a run for the stairwell, but he stops her. "Stay away from me, Clark," she warns. "Or Ultraman, or whoever you are! I know what happens when someone sees your face." She backs away from him, smashes a window and screams for help. He walks towards her, hands open, trying to show her he's not a threat to her. He says they're allies where he's from. "You always have my back," he says. "How else would I know you're brave and loyal and a force of nature?" "Anybody could have told you that about me," she says. He rattles off a list of other things he knows about her, like what a bad speller she is, how stubborn she is... "And you can always tell when I'm lying," he says. "You can see right through me, right through my soul, straight to my heart." She stops backing away. He pleads for her to see that he's telling her the truth. So she gives him a long look and asks, "Who are you?" He's the less murderous, less hot version of Clark. "My name is Clark Kent," he says, and he can't live in a world where she doesn't love him. She blinks up at him, teary-eyed. Oliver who? Clark zips away.
Watchtower. This version is as much of a grungy mess as everything else in this parallel universe. The only thing pretty about it is Oliver, who's waiting for Clark when he arrives. "So Clark Luthor is the mysterious Ultraman of Metropolis," he says. "That name sucks, by the way." Heh. Clark just wants the mirror box and promises to bring Lois back. Clark turns out not to be a very good kidnapper, because Oliver already knows that Lois is safe. He says he doesn't know anything about Clark's box. Hee! I have a juvenile sense of humor sometimes. When Clark asks why Oliver brought him there, Oliver answers by clicking a little remote control that closes a metal iris over the stained glass window. When it opens again, sickly green light pours through. Oliver's been trying to get Ultraman for years: "And now I get to kill two birds with one stone." Clark gets the dry heaves and falls to the floor. He should try giving a nice speech like he gave Lois. Something like... "Where I come from, you and I are allies! We play dress-up together! I can't live in a world where you keep your shirt on all the time!" Instead, he just lies there looking pukey. "I've been hunting Ultraman since he murdered the Swanns," Oliver says. "That's how I found out what hurts you." Clark tries to explain what's really going on, but he just sounds like a loon. Oliver goes to get a gun, loads it with bullets. He explains about how he's been evicting farmers from their land so that he can mine the land for meteor rock. He has traps set up for Ultraman all over the world. "I'm no threat to you," Clark gurgles. Oliver crouches down beside him. "Really? So why Lois? She's the only one who knows my secret; she believes in me and you took her away from me." Clark asks Oliver to believe him, but Oliver gets up and aims the gun at him.

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I would like to fast for the holy month of Ramadan but I am still nursing my 4 month old daughter. Are there any moms on the board who fasted for the holy month and maintained their milk production?
Is it true that I could fast and consume only water (so my milk production isn't affected)? My SIL said it isn't recommended to fast; I feel so bad b/c I didn't fast last year due to severe nausea when I was pregnant.
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2. Cook spinach, following label directions; drain.
3. Shape ground beef or meat-loaf mixture into a patty in a frying pan; brown for 5 minutes on each side then break up into chunks. Stir in sauce from lasagna dinner.
4. Mix cottage cheese with egg, Italian seasoning and salt; stir in spinach.
5. Set aside 6 noodles. Layer half of remaining noodles, cheese mixture, meat sauce and grated cheese (from packages) into a greased baking dish, 13x9x2-inch. Repeat layers.
6. Roll up saved noodles, jelly-roll fashion; slice in half and press, cut sides down, into sauce.
7. Bake in hot oven (425°) for 25 minutes or until bubbly-hot.
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Chandigarh, Jun 30 : Vegetables and fruits have sharply risen in the past few weeks in agrarian states of Punjab and Haryana, sources said here today. No green vegetable is available for less than Rs 25 a kg while fruit like apple is being sold for Rs 300a kg, sources in grain markets said. Within the last 10 days, rates of vegetables have at least doubled, they said.
Tomatoes are sold for rs 50 per kg while earlier these were sold for Rs 30 per kg while onion has gone up from Rs 12 per kg to Rs 25 per kg. Bitter gourd has gone up to Rs 30 from Rs 15, lady finger from Rs 12 per kg to Rs 30 per kg, squash gourd from Rs 20 to Rs 35, brinjal from Rs ten to Rs 24, capsicum from Rs 20 to Rs 35, beans from Rs 30 to Rs 60, cabbage from Rs 10 to Rs 20and the rates of radish have gone up from Rs 10 to Rs 25 per kg. Mangat Singh, a fruit seller, said that earlier local grapes were available at Rs 20 to Rs 25 per Kg but now only Australian and Chile grapes are being sold for Rs 300 per Kg.
A leading fruit seller in the market said that only Saharanpuri mango is witin the reach of poor people. It is available for Rs 20 per kg but famous 'Dussehri' mango of Lucknow is being sold for Rs 50 per kg and Safaida for Rs 65 per kg.
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Between the two you list, the 800XC will be more fun for you. If you're doing more street and the occasional fire road, no worries. If you start loading it up with gear or two up, then you will want more CCs and comfort.
If you're wanting to go cross country, the 800XC is a little lacking on road for highway speeds, but much more flickable and pleasant in the two lane twisties than any larger bike
. The triple loves to rev and rewards you with wonderful response for it's size. It will certainly get you there. A tad more maintenance than the bigger bikes, but not a deal breaker. If you're a lite packer, no worries.
If you like to bring it all, well, the larger bikes start to have an advantage. You won't be wringing the motor out for all it's worth in the wind at 75 mph. On the smaller 800, expect to run out of throttle now and then on the interstates.
And be willing to pack a spare set of sprockets and a chain in the bottom of your pannier for long trips. Sometimes things don't last as long as they should. And it sucks to be waiting on sprockets for a couple of days.
I ride a 1200GS and my GF rides a Tiger 800 "Roadie", and I dissagree with much of your assessment.
In March we rode from PHX, AZ to TX hill country sustaining a constant 80-90+ mph the whole way. When she rode it out here to Cali in Oct she says she did a lot of 100 mph thru Utah and Nevada (from Colorado). My GS IS torquier and pulls harder at speed, but the 800 triple is very capable at anything close to legal speeds.
I've put a few hundred miles on her Tiger and I'm confident I can ride my GS faster in the twisties than her "Roadie" which is better in the twisties than the XC with it's 21" front tire(Roadie uses exactly the same tires as the GS).
As for chain and sprockets; keep em lubed and you'll easily get 20k miles from a set.
For just pavement and fire roads, I'd get the roadie
Edit; The '12 Tiger 800 Roadie packed for the trip to Cali...
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Maribeth Towers serves as Senior Vice President, Consumer Products for Major League Soccer and Soccer United Marketing. Towers, who brings over 20 years of experience in Consumer Products from her years at Warner Bros. Studios, Fox Kids and May Company, has worked primarily in the sports, entertainment and fashion industries with specific expertise in licensing, merchandising, product development and retail. Towers joined MLS/SUM full-time in January 2012.
Previous to MLS/SUM, Towers worked at Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP) for more than 12 years, first joining WBCP in 1996 as an Account Executive in their Retail Business Development department. In 2000, she briefly left Warner Bros. to join Fox Family Worldwide as Vice President of Retail Business Development. She returned to WBCP in 2001 as Vice President of Licensing for Apparel and Accessories. As Senior Vice President, New Initiatives, Towers was a member of a four-person senior management team responsible for new business development.
Prior to joining Warner Bros., Towers spent six years as a retailer buyer for department and specialty stores. At various times she has also taught business courses at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles and was a member of Pepperdine University's adjunct faculty, teaching part time in their MBA program.
Outside of work, Towers has been involved in various charitable and educational organizations including serving on the Board of Directors for the Art Museum Council at the L.A. County Museum of Art. She also served on the Alumni Advisory Board for Pepperdine University's School of Business and Management and on the Board of Directors for the Learning Rights Law Center, a legal rights organization ensuring that all students are provided equitable access to the public education system.
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Heineken Cup: Ulster travel to Castres in their bid to secure home quarter-final
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Ruan Pienaar: Ulster's key player switches from scrum-half to fly-half this weekend
Ulster will make six changes to the team that played Glasgow last week for their crucial game at Castres on Saturday.
In the pack lock Neil McCoomb replaces Iain Henderson and with the inspirational Nick Williams injured, Roger Wilson takes the number eight spot.
The Irish province feature a further four changes in the backline with Ruan Pienaar moving to fly-half in place of Paddy Jackson and Paul Marshall filling the vacant scrum-half berth. Injured Jared Payne's full-back slot is filled by Craig Gilroy with Michael Allen coming in on the wing.
Castres make eight changes to the team that faced Northampton last Friday. In the forwards the French side have completely replaced their backrow with Pedrie Wannenburg, Piula Faasalele and Mathieu Babillot taking over from Antoine Claasen, Yannick Caballero and Jannie Bowman.
In the second row Matthias Rolland comes in to partner Christophe Samson and hooker Marc-Antoine Rallier is the final change, replacing Mathieu Bonello.
In the back-line Pierre Bernard replaces Brice Dulin at full-back and Seremaia Bai comes in at outside-centre. Kiwi fly-half Daniel Kirkpatrick drops to the bench with Remi Tales taking his place.
This is Ulster's first trip to this region of France and Castres should make gaining a home quarter-final far from easy. The French team are out of the reckoning for qualification and will be trying to end the campaign strongly in front of the Stade Pierre-Antoine crowd.
Castres: 15 Pierre Bernard, 14 Max Evans, 13 Seremaia Bai 12 Rémi Lamerat, 11 Marcel Garvey, 10 Rémi Tales, 9 Rory Kockott, 8 Pedrie Wannenburg, 7 Piula Faasalele, 6 Mathieu Babillot, 5 Christophe Samson, 4 Matthias Rolland, 3 Anton Peikrishvili, 2 Marc-Antoine Rallier, 1 Yannick Forestier.
Replacements: 16 Brice Mach, 17 Saimone Taumoepeau, 18 Mihaïta Lazar, 19 Iosefa Tekori, 20 Thierry Lacrampe, 21 Jannie Bornman, 22 Paul Bonnefond, 23 Marc Andreu.
Ulster: 15 Craig Gilroy, 14 Andrew Trimble, 13 Darren Cave, 12 Paddy Wallace, 11 Michael Allen, 10 Ruan Pienaar, 9 Paul Marshall, 8 Roger Wilson, 7 Chris Henry (c), 6 Robbie Diack, 5 Neil McComb, 4 Louis Stevenson, 3 John Afoa, 2 Rory Best, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Rob Herring, 17 Calum Black, 18 Declan Fitzpatrick, 19 Iain Henderson, 20 Mike McComish, 21 Michael Heaney, 22 Paddy Jackson, 23 Chris Cochrane.
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"We've put ourselves in a good position and we have to make sure we go there and don't relax thinking we've made the quarters.
"I think if we go there and don't perform next week it's a little bit of a setback. Yes we've ticked a box and qualified at the top of the pool, but we want a home quarter final, simple as that."
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Less than $600,000 was spent on school elections in April and November of this year, according to a preliminary report by the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission.
The amount spent on school elections this year – $597,664 – was less than half the $1,532,896 spent last year.
Union Contributions: The decline in school spending was not unexpected, and can largely be attributed to less spending by the New Jersey Education Association.
The state's major union of school employees had typically spent substantial funds to build support for school budgets – but not on campaigns for individual candidates. Last year, for example, the NJEA spent $767,712 on school elections, a record high for the union. From 2009 to 2011, NJEA contributions made up slightly more than half of the total school election spending.
However, the law that was enacted early this year allowed communities to switch their school elections to the November General Election; 468 communities made the switch to November school elections, and 73 remained with April elections this year. School boards with November elections only had candidates on the ballot, but they no longer had put their local school budget to a public vote as long as they remained within the state's 2-percent tax levy cap. The large number of districts moving to November elections negated the union's need to build public support for school budgets.
Average Campaign: There were 2,131 school board candidates on the ballot in 2012 (318 candidates in the April election, and 1,813 in the November election), according to NJSBA data. If the entire $597,664 that was spent on school elections in 2012 were allocated toward candidate campaigns, as opposed to generating support for a school budget, then the average amount spent by a school board member this year was $280.


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Green Mountain Post and New Babylon Times, 1969-1994.
The New Babylon Times was a politically-informed countercultural literary magazine produced by members of the Montague Farm commune during the fall 1969. Edited by John Wilton, the first issue featured writing by commune stalwarts such as Ray Mungo, Verandah Porche, and Jon Maslow and photographs by Peter Simon, among others. Renamed the Green Mountain Post, the magazine appeared on an irregular basis until issue five in 1977, with writing and artwork by a range of associates of the commune, including Harvey Wasserman, Tom Fels, and Steve Diamond. In 1994, Fels edited a single issue of Farm Notes, in some ways a successor to the Post.
The Famous Long Ago Archive contains a complete run of the magazine, which have been digitized and made available on the SCUA website.
- Communal living--Massachusetts
- Montague Farm Community (Mass.)
- Packer Corners Community (Vt.)
Gyorgy, Anna
Famous Long Ago Archive
Anna Gyorgy Papers, 1974-1988..
Call no.: MS 631
As a member of the Montague Farm community, Anna Gyorgy became a leader in the movement against nuclear energy. In 1974, she helped organize the Alternative Energy Alliance in Montague, Mass., and two years later, she was part of the coalition that founded the Clamshell Alliance. An author, ecofeminist, and peace activist, she has lived In Ireland, West Africa, and Germany since 1985 and remains deeply involved in international movements for justice and peace.
Tightly focused on Anna Gyorgy's activism from the mid-1970s through late 1980s, the collection contains important documentation on the early antinuclear movement in western Massachusetts with some material on the international movement in the 1980s. In addition to a small run of correspondence, the collection includes writings, news clippings, publications, and ephemera relating to antinuclear activism during the 1970s and 1980s and to other related causes, including the Rainbow Coalition and Jesse Jackson's run for the presidency in 1984. The balance of the Gyorgy Papers are housed at Smith College.
- Alternative Energy Coalition
- Antinuclear movement
- Clamshell Alliance
- Gyorgy, Anna
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Hamilton, Phyllis
Phyllis Hamilton Sketch Collection, 1970-1989.
Call no.: MS 752
Phyllis Hamilton was a recently divorced mother of a young daughter when she joined the Brotherhood of the Spirit in 1970. Encouraged to visit the commune by two young friends, Phyllis was attracted to the spiritual values of the group and relocated herself and her daughter from Worcester to Heath, making her at the age of 40 one of the oldest members of the community. She quickly used her more mature demeanor and appearance to the group's advantage. In an area where realtors were increasingly reluctant to work with "hippies," Phyllis was able to negotiate and purchase the Warwick property with the assistance of another member; together they signed the deed over to the Brotherhood after the sale was final. Her age was not her only distinction, however, she was also an artist, and used her artistic capabilities to capture the familiar faces of her fellow commune members.
The collection consists of 146 sketches of members of the Brotherhood of the Spirit (renamed the Renaissance Community in 1974) from 1970-1989. About half of the drawings were identified by the artist's daughter, the others are of unidentified individuals.
- Brotherhood of the Spirit
- Communal living--Massachusetts
- Hamilton, Phyllis
Types of material
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Hapgood, Beth
Beth Hapgood Papers, 1789-2005.
Call no.: MS 434
Daughter of a writer and diplomat, and graduate of Wellesley College, Beth Hapgood has been a spiritual seeker for much of her life. Her interests have led her to become an expert in graphology, a student in the Arcane School, an instructor at Greenfield Community College, and a lecturer on a variety of topics in spiritual growth. Beginning in the mid-1960s, Hapgood befriended Michael Metelica, the central figure in the Brotherhood of the Spirit (the largest commune in the eastern states during the early 1970s) as well as Elwood Babbitt, a trance medium, and remained close to both until their deaths.
The Hapgood Papers contain a wealth of material relating to the Brotherhood of the Spirit and the Renaissance Community, Metelica, Babbitt, and other of Hapgood's varied interests, as well as 4.25 linear feet of material relating to the Hapgood family.
- Brotherhood of the Spirit
- Channeling (Spiritualism)
- Communal living--Massachusetts
- Graphology
- Hapgood family--Correspondence
- Massachusetts--Social life and customs--20th century
- Mediums--Massachusetts
- Nineteen sixties--Social aspects
- Occultism--Social aspects
- Popular culture--History--20th century
- Renaissance Community
- Rock music--1971-1980
- Warwick (Mass.)--History
- Babbitt, Elwood, 1922-
- Boyce, Neith, 1872-1951
- Hapgood, Beth--Correspondence
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- Hapgood, Elizabeth Reynolds
- Hapgood, Hutchins, 1869-1944
- Hapgood, Norman, 1868-1937
- Metelica, Michael
Josephs, Stephen
Famous Long Ago Archive
Stephen Josephs Photograph Collection, 1972-1978.
Call no.: PH 013
The Guru Ram Das Ashram was founded in Montague, Massachusetts, in 1972 by Steve Josephs under the inspiration of Yogi Bhajan. Affiliated with the 3HO (Healthy Happy Holy Organization) and the Sikh Dharma Brotherhood, the ashram provided instruction in Kundalini Yoga and Tantric meditation, and at one point, there were as many as 21 residents of the house. Yogi Bhajan married Josephs and his wife Alice in an arranged marriage in 1972, and the couple (then called Gurushabd Singh and Gurushabd Kaur) left the ashram in 1983.
The Josephs Collection includes 13 digital images depicting the Montague ashram and its residents. The collection includes images of Yogi Bhajan and the Josephs.
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Liberation News Service
Famous Long Ago Archive
Liberation News Service Records, 1967-1974.
Call no.: MS 546
In 1967, Marshall Bloom and Raymond Mungo, former editors of the student newspapers of Amherst College and Boston University, were fired from the United States Student Press Association for their radical views. In response they collaborated with colleagues and friends to found the Liberation News Service, an alternative news agency aimed at providing inexpensive images and text reflecting a countercultural outlook. From its office in Washington, D.C., LNS issued twice-weekly packets containing news articles, opinion pieces, and photographs reflecting a radical perspective on the war in Vietnam, national liberation struggles abroad, American politics, and the cultural revolution. At its height, the Service had hundreds of subscribers, spanning the gamut of college newspapers and the underground and alternative press. Its readership was estimated to be in the millions.
Two months after moving to New York City in June 1968, the LNS split into two factions. The more traditional Marxist activists remained in New York, while Bloom and Mungo, espousing a broader cultural view, settled on farms in western Massachusetts and southern Vermont. The story of LNS, as well as of the split, is told in Mungo's 1970 classic book Famous Long Ago. By 1969 Bloom's LNS farm, though still holding the organization's original press, had begun its long life as a farm commune in Montague, Mass. Montague (whose own story is told in Steve Diamond's What the Trees Said) survived in its original form under a number of resident groups until its recent sale to another non-profit organization. Mungo's Packer Corners Farm, near Brattleboro, the model for his well-known book, Total Loss Farm, survives today under the guidance of some of its own original founders.
The LNS Records include a relatively complete run of LNS packets 1-120 (1967-1968), along with business records, miscellaneous correspondence, some artwork, and printing artifacts, including the LNS addressograph.
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- Communal living--Massachusetts
- Journalists--Massachusetts
- Liberation News Service (New York, N.Y.)
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- Vietnam War, 1961-1975--Protest movements--Massachusetts
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Mungo, Raymond, 1946-
Famous Long Ago Archive
Raymond Mungo Papers, 1966-2008.
Call no.: MS 659
Born in a "howling blizzard" in February 1946, Raymond Mungo became one of the most evocative writers of the 1960s counterculture. Through more than fifteen books and hundreds of articles, Mungo has brought a wry sense of humor and radical sensibility to explorations of the minds and experiences of the generation that came of age against a backdrop of the struggles for civil rights and economic justice, of student revolts, Black Power, resistance to war, and experimentation in communal living.
Consisting of the original typescripts and manuscripts of ten of Raymond Mungo's books, along with corrected and uncorrected galleys and a small number of letters from publishers. Among the other materials in the collection are thirteen photographs of Mungo taken by Clif Garboden and Peter Simon during and immediately after his undergraduate years at Boston University; a DVD containing motion pictures of life at Packer Corners in 1969 and 1977; and an irate letter from a writer regarding the status of poems he had submitted to Liberation News Service.
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- Liberation News Service (Montague, Mass.)
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- Nineteen Sixties
- Packer Corners Community (Vt.)
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- Garboden, Clif
- Mungo, Raymond, 1946-
- Simon, Peter, 1947-
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Sirius Community
Sirius Community Collection, 1979-2003.
Call no.: MS 835
Founded in September 1978, Sirius is an intentional community in Shutesbury, Mass., built on four foundational pillars: spiritual, ecological, communitarian, and educational. Established by former members of the Scottish Findhorn Community, Sirius is rooted in a non-sectarian spirituality and practices consensus in the community governance process and in their shared vision of an ecologically sustainable future.
The Sirius collection contains a nearly complete run of the commune newsletter along with a selection of fliers and brochures about the community, and a small number of newsclippings and photographs.
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A 70,000-square-foot charter school is under construction near Marlins Park in Miami and its students will get to intern with the team's executives.
School activists are using unusual tactics to fight a contested proposal to overhaul the nearly bankrupt Philadelphia school district: They've gone to the city ethics board.
Critics say it is an overreaction to children who are just kidding. But after shootings like the Newtown, Conn., massacre, school leaders are taking tougher approaches.
The legislative proposal relies on $200 million in PERS reform. If that doesn't happen or is held up in court, Hillsboro will slash another $3.7 million from next school year's budget, said Adam Stewart, chief financial officer.
The school board listened to a number of concerned parents and North Braddock community members who don't want to see the students have to be bussed out of the area to attend other schools.
Not long ago, kids could get in trouble for using their cellphones during class. Today, some middle- and high-school teachers encourage it -- as long as students are using the devices for classwork.
The Christie administration will roll out its long-awaited regulations for teacher evaluations today, including outlines for how student achievement will be used in grading teachers and principals, starting next school year.
Southeast Polk and Bondurant-Farrar school districts maintained graduation numbers well above the state average in 2012, according to figures released by the Iowa Department of Education last week.
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HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Environmental groups on Monday urged the state to hold hearings on the proposed Otter Creek mine in cities where the coal would pass through and residents would be affected by increased train traffic.
Environmentalists seek more Otter Creek hearings
Public hearings are scheduled to this week in Broadus, Ashland and Lame Deer to establish the scope of the state's environmental review for the coal mine.
The 17 environmental groups sent a letter to the state Department of Environmental Quality and Department of Natural Resources and Conservation requesting additional hearings outside southeastern Montana. Officials from both agencies said Monday there would be no additional hearings.
"DEQ should ensure that all Montanans impacted by this mine have an opportunity to be heard. People who live near the proposed mine site certainly deserve that opportunity, as do those whose lives, livelihoods, health and safety will be at risk as a result of increased rail traffic," the letter reads.
One of the letter's authors, Alexis Bonogofsky of the National Wildlife Federation, said it's not just an issue for southeastern Montana because the coal will be heading west for export.
"Livingston, Missoula, Bozeman and Helena are communities that will see significant increases in rail traffic and accompanying impacts," she said in an email to The Associated Press.
DEQ Director Tracy Stone-Manning said no additional hearings will be scheduled, but she encouraged anybody interested in the coal mine to read Arch Coal Inc.'s application and comment on it by going to the agency's website.
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Vero Beach looking to reduce emissions from aviation fuel
VERO BEACH — Howard Mielke, an expert on lead pollution brought to the city by a local advocacy group concerned about lead emissions from the municipal airport, said the solution may be as simple as officials getting the lead out — of aviation fuel.
Easier said than done, said Vero Beach Aviation Director Eric Menger. Leaded fuel is not sold by the city, but by fixed base operators at the airport for high-performance aircraft, he said. It also is used by FlightSafety Academy, which trains pilots for the aviation industry.
Mielke, a research professor at the Tulane University School of Medicine, was invited to the city by the Airport Oversight Committee, which for nearly two years has been calling for lead contamination testing at Michael Field.
City officials have so far rebuffed the requests.
Menger and others have questioned how worthwhile testing would be, especially with the difficulty of pinpointing the source if lead contamination is found.
City Councilwoman Tracy Carroll has pointed out the field is near U.S. 1, which was used by vehicles powered by leaded fuel for years.
Mielke has been involved in a federally funded program to identify contaminated soil in New Orleans and to bring in clean soil for children's play areas. His research has found a strong connection between lead in soil and blood lead levels in humans. Lead exposure also has been tied to various health problems including brain and nerve damage.
Some local testing already has been done with some sand taken from a location closer to the Vero Beach airport than Michael Field.
In 2011, A&L Eastern Laboratories evaluated a sand sample taken from the Vero Man site that showed less than five parts per million of lead.
Environmental Protection Agency guidelines in place at the time allowed sand for use on playgrounds and similar areas to contain up to 400 parts per million of lead.
Even the 400 parts per million standard is not stringent enough, according to Mielke. He cited a 2011 Duke University study that showed children living near airports, especially within 500 meters, had slightly elevated lead levels.
Menger noted the Environmental Protection Agency is conducting surveys at different airports as it looks at removing lead from piston-engine aircraft. He said the agency is still determining how much of a danger leaded aviation fuel presents.
Menger also noted lead concentrations in outdoor air has decreased 91 percent between 1980 and 2002. Of the remaining nine percent, Menger less than 50 percent is attributable to piston-aircraft engines.
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If Boris Nemtsov, the Russian statesman and activist killed in Moscow last week, had been a character in a political thriller—and he certainly had the looks and charisma for the part—the script might have been criticized as lacking subtlety. There is the opposition leader gunned down on the eve of a major protest march, shortly after an interview that foreshadows his murder. There is his nemesis, the authoritarian strongman whose foes often turn up dead, vowing to personally oversee the investigation.
In the new Russia, political murder is old hat. Even before Vladimir Putin's rise to power, member of parliament Galina Starovoitova, a leading pro-democracy voice, was shot dead in 1998 in an apparent hit ordered by a fellow MP with ties to organized crime. Notable Putin-era victims include journalist Anna Politkovskaya and human rights lawyer Stanislav Markelov. Yet even with this grim history, Nemtsov's murder was shocking—both because of his stature and because of the brazenness of an assassination on the doorstep of the Kremlin.
The details of the murder remain murky, almost certainly as a result in part of deliberate disinformation. Nonetheless, Nemtsov's allies are pointing to the Kremlin as directly or indirectly responsible. Putin himself has called the murder a "provocation," and his defenders argue that he is far more likely to be hurt than helped by Nemtsov's death. In fact, circumstantial evidence of government involvement—with or without Putin's actual approval—is compelling. But those who seek to exonerate Putin of this crime may ultimately be right about its outcome.
Nemtsov, 55 at the time of his murder, was by all accounts a remarkable man, one who could have been a brilliant physicist if he had not traded science for politics. Raised in the provincial city of Gorky in the Soviet Union's twilight years, he became politically active in the late 1980s, Russia's genuine era of hope and change. In 1990, he was elected to the Supreme Soviet of the Russian Federation; during the hardliners' coup in August 1991, he grew close to Boris Yeltsin, leading to his appointment that November as administrative chief of the Nizhny Novgorod region (Gorky in Soviet days). Later he won a popular election for governor, leaving that post in 1997 to join the Yeltsin government.
At the time, the young, dynamic, charming Nemtsov was touted as an heir apparent to Yeltsin; a 1997 poll found him leading potential presidential candidates with nearly 30 percent support. That plummeted to 1 percent after the economic collapse of 1998, which shattered Russians' faith in the pro-Western course Nemtsov championed. When Yeltsin sacked the government in the wake of the crash, he asked Nemtsov to stay; Nemtsov chose to resign and return to independent politics.
Always his own man, Nemtsov was willing to defy his mentor on such issues as the war in Chechnya, against which he led a petition drive in 1996. Still, like many Russian liberals, he staked his hopes on a powerful pro-market, pro-freedom president rather than a system of checks and balances. That was a fatal error: The executive powers created for Yeltsin enabled Putin's authoritarian restoration. Early on, Nemtsov hailed Putin himself as the new "good czar," endorsing him as Yeltsin's successor and even coauthoring a January 2000 New York Times op-ed that defended Putin as "Russia's best bet."
Sincere or tactical, these sympathies were short-lived, and Nemtsov soon found himself in increasingly vocal—and futile—opposition. His attempts to get elected to Russia's parliament, the Duma, were stymied both by lack of popularity and by changes in election laws intended to hobble independent parties. He persisted, working to unify opposition groups and publishing several acclaimed reports that scathingly analyzed Putin's policies and claimed to document his illegal wealth. In late 2011 and early 2012, the revival of protests after the announcement of Putin's return to the presidency propelled Nemtsov to the front rows of vast crowds; it also earned him several arrests and stints in jail, including a day in a barely lit solitary holding cell with no bunk or chair.
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President Obama confirmed and condemned the death of a Japanese man at the hands of the Islamic State in this statement:
On a frigid, windy night in Washington, a couple hundred people trekked to the Newseum for a vigil for the murdered French journalists from the Parisian weekly Charlie Hebdo, the police that died trying to protect them, and those that were wounded.
The Islamist terrorist attack on the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which, so far, has resulted in 12 deaths and many more wounded, should come as no surprise.
Outgoing Maryland governor Martin O'Malley is commuting the sentences of the state's four remaining inmates on death row. In 2012, Maryland abolished the death penalty, but the law did not apply to those already sentenced for execution. O'Malley, a Democrat, said in an official statement that executions of convicted murderers "make every citizen a party to a legalized killing as punishment."
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I can't game for a bit so i want something else that I can do for my 'me time.' I'm in to most genres (except romance) but have been meaning to read more science fiction.
Any recommendations would be welcome =)
I recently bought Ready Player One which has got a lot of buzz about it - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ready-Player-One-Ernest-Cline/dp/0099560437/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1339855466&sr=8-1 has a lot of video game parallels and tropes.
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Screw books, go with Manga.
Manga are books.
My year in reading so far:
Also, allow me to be yet another person to say that Song of Ice and Fire is essential reading if you're in any way interested in fantasy literature. I came to the series quite, but just before it became a TV phenomenon (I think I read A Game of Thrones in January-February 2010), and it's become my favourite book series of all-time, And don't worry if you've seen the series; my sister watched the series then picked up the book and she's still really enjoying the book, as she appreciates the more in-depth look at characters she's already familiar with through the series.
Hopefully avoiding too many 'classics' I guess I should attempt to pick a bunch of books you may not have heard of (and as a result may hate, but that's half the fun, right?). Obviously some of these might just happen to be books that are indeed well known, but just not to the people around me! I'm afraid I don't know a lot of unknown Sci-fi. I tend to gravitate towards classics in that area, so I guess try Dune if you haven't, it's brilliant!
House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski.
Immediately I choose a book that is difficult to describe. House of Leaves is closest to a horror novel, with a haunted house as the central narrative, but I wouldn't say it was particularly scary. Regardless, what makes the book incredibly unique and fascinating is that the author uses the physical object of the book to play around with your interpretation of the story. Margins, typefaces, and writing styles clash and warp depending on the events taking place, the book covers and pages themselves even featuring links to the narrative. The easiest example would be a scene in which a character is being chased and the author spreads words out across individual pages, some with single letters on them, as if to give the impression of speed or movement. It's a fairly dense and uninviting book on the surface, but not a challenging read at all, and one of the most fun books I have ever picked up.
John Dies at the End by David Wong.
Ok so this one might be a bit more well known, it was an internet sensation turned into best-selling novel a few years back, with a movie having been made and a sequel on the way. That being said, I think it's still worth a mention for being one of the most unique stories out there. It's a crude, intensely clever mind-bend of a horror/thriller/comedy....something! It's a tough book to describe, and I again shudder to attach 'horror' to it, as I am pretty much the wimpiest person alive and hate to give the impression of some terrifying book of which this is not.
1Q84 by Haruki Murakami.
Again, I am under the impression this one might be more well known, but still worth a mention. 1Q84 tells the alternating story of Tengo and Aomame, written chapter by chapter in their own voices. It's a brilliant mystery, wrapped in a love story, wrapped in a fantastical plot of parallel universes and dark motives. The sheer breadth of the narrative is stunning, and it's definitely one of the more easy reads this side of a thousand pages (if not less challenging in theme).
The Mastership Game by Scott McBain.
Behind every world power sits the 'Master.' A man, and his institute, entrusted with managing the peace of the world stage. But as the Master grows old, it becomes necessary to secure a successor, another human to bear the weight of all problems, and so the Mastership Game begins. Five are chosen, with the simple task of producing 20 Million dollars, and whomever reaches that target first is declared the winner. However, putting five of the most intelligent, ambitious people into competition with one another makes that task not as simple as it first seems, and so is born one of the best intellectual thrillers I've ever read.
The End of Mr. Y by Scarlett Thomas.
Describing books is a lot harder than I envisaged. Hm. The End of Mr. Y is a thriller at heart. Readers follow Ariel Manto as she discovers the once thought non-existent titular book, written by an enigmatic and fascinating Thomas Lumas. It is soon made clear why the book was intended to be lost, as Ariel is plunged into a dangerous and unknown world that in itself raises a series deeply existential questions. It's a fast paced narrative, with a great amount of humour, intrigue, and genuinely thought-provoking theories. A fascinating, if pulpy, read.
I've gotten carried away here, but just quickly, on the comic front: Bone (Jeff Smith), Akira (Katsuhiro Otomo), From Hell (Eddie Campbell / Alan Moore), Pluto (Naoki Urasawa), Hellboy / B.P.R.D. (Mike Mignola / Various).
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (R.I.P). Not too long (179 pages) and is highly entertaining.
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Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (R.I.P). Not too long (179 pages) and is highly entertaining.
this. and the Ender/Bean Sagas.
for the Ender/Bean, i started off with enders game, and then went to the Bean saga (or is it a trilogy, i cant remember), and recently finished the Enders saga. they are pretty good, but at some points, i felts that the author discussed a little too much about religion, and got some parts of what he wrote wrong for some of the religions.
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@InternetCrab said:
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (R.I.P). Not too long (179 pages) and is highly entertaining.
this. and the Ender/Bean Sagas.
for the Ender/Bean, i started off with enders game, and then went to the Bean saga (or is it a trilogy, i cant remember), and recently finished the Enders saga. they are pretty good, but at some points, i felts that the author discussed a little too much about religion, and got some parts of what he wrote wrong for some of the religions.
this. Ender's Game specifically is a great and really easy read. Great summer sci-fi book.
I like pimping Player of Games by Iain M Banks whenever the opportunity arises. It's the second book in the Culture series, but you can start with it since they aren't connected book to book any way other than the universe, and the first one, Consider Phlebas, was interesting, but not great.
Blindsight by Peter Watts was really good.
Neal Stephenson does good stuff, just look at his books and pick whichever jumps out at you they're all good.
Hyperion by Dan Simmons is a book I love.
Really wish I read more, I've so many books laying around that I haven't read so don't know whether I should recommend them.
I second House of Leaves by Mark Z Danielewski
I think most 15-25 years old introvert guys like us can relate to Demian by Herman Hesse to a degree -- or to The Picture of Dorian Grey, similarly. Even if you are older, they both are excellent reads.
On a lighter note, I'm a big fan of Fight Club as you might have guessed from my avatar. If you haven't seen the movie, please read the novel first (the narrator is JOE not JACK, sheesh).
I'll recommend some non-fiction, two of most satisfying book I've read in recent years. The breadth of these books are quite impressive, yet the writing captivating and flowing.
The World Without Us by Alan Weisman.
Read a 'A map of Time' by J.P. Palma. Phenomenal piece of literature.
Bookmarking this page. I've been trying to get back into reading recently, and I'm liking what I'm reading in this thread.
I cannot recommend Yukio Mishima books enough. Some (e.g., Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea) can be a bit odd, but he tended to write in a very beautiful manner. Hell, if nothing else his own life is interesting enough to read about.
One of the more interesting writers I've come across in the last years or so has been Elie Wiesel. His "Night" trilogy is absolutely breathtaking, but if you're not into WW2 stories then you might not enjoy it very much. Still, it's good for anybody to read about some of the things that occurred to the survivors (and victims).
Now, I typically don't like video game novels, but ICO: Castles in the Mist by Miyuki Miyabe has been startlingly good thus far. I haven't finished it, but was pleasantly surprised by the grace at which Miyabe writes.
Unrelated to the OP's question, but.
Can anyone recommend me a good book.. and I really do mean GOOD (if it's even slightly boring, i'll lose interest and stop reading it) where the main protagonist is the bad guy? Like a serial killer or a villain of some type?
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Dec 13, 2014Director Joel Schumacher directed "Batman and Robin" so it doesn't come as a surprise that this movie was going to fail miserably. The end result is sadistic violence and a great lack of mystery and suspense.
Voyeuristically wallows in the sadistic violence it professes to deplore. What hypocrisy!
Almost as degrading as any unmarked video you can buy in the back alleys of Manila, and, in its pseudo-significance and arty pretension, it's a lot less honest. I'm heartily sorry I had to poison an entire evening with it.
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It's early days for this game, but Dungeon Prospector is one of the few first-person "free-look" Dungeon Crawlers in the style of King's Field or Ultima Underworld. There's not a lot to do just yet, but it is tremendously pleasing to see such a game being developed. Updates look promising, let's hope this game continues to grow!
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Teleglitch is one of the most creative, immersive, satisfying, deep and memorable gaming experiences I've had in years. The retro visual style engages the imagination, the core shooting action is visceral and satisfying, and the audio design further enhances that distinct sense of eldritch unknown malignance that hides around every corner. The random level "engine" is also genius. Each level has a distinct feel to it, but being made up of many parts "bolted" together in a random way adds just enough variety without feeling cobbled together. This game is brilliant. Please, please PLEASE make more levels, EPCC. I'm very much wishing to play more.


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Despite the Treasurer's blithe dismissal of the allegations and their impact upon his office, it is imperative that the Board of Supervisors take immediate and decisive action in the matter, if it is to minimize the charges that the Board "fiddled while Rome burned.â€Â Orange County Employees Association General Manager Nick Berardino in a letter…
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This came in today from Frank Barbaro, Chairman of the Democratic Party of Orange County. The Reps had Rudy, the Dems have John. I think we got the better speaker. Dear Democrats, The Democratic Party of Orange County's thirteenth annual Harry S Truman Awards Dinner will take place on Friday, October 19th at the Disneyland…
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 I'm running late so I'm only sticking to my favorite contribution to global warming by Jabbering Jabba (Steven Greenhut). Steven has been taking issue with former Supervisor Assemblyman Todd Spitzer over his vote in support of the increase in Deputy Sheriff pension rates. While he targets the retroactive portion, my guess is he would…
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Dana Parsons dives into the debate on Deputy Sheriff pensions in his column today. I find his discussion to be far more balanced than the biased reports and commentaries in the OCRegister. But, I figure there may be some differing opinions out there. I wish I were more resolute for one side or the other.…
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Over here at TheLiberalOC.com we really do enjoy the dialogue with Steven Greenhut over at the OCRegister, even if I can't convince our spam filter that Steven's comments aren't really spam.  Yes folks, he really does believe the stuff he writes, particularly over on the Orange Punch blog. With that in mind, and in recognition of the Orange Punch coverage of…
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Way too much has been made of Alfredo Aceves' behavior. The guy works hard, plays the game with emotion and gives 110% when he is on the mound. What more could any team owner or fan expect? So, he got mad at bobby Valentine, so what? Lots of people did in 2012. Time to move on. Judge Ace by what he does on the mound, not in the dugout.
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Alfredo Aceves' unpredictable behavior often overshadows the rest of what he brings to the table. Oddities aside, though, Aceves is very valuable pitcher. Aceves is expected to have a prominent role on the Red Sox' pitching staff as a long reliever/spot starter, but there was still some speculation during spring training that Boston could eventually decide to deal him away. While it's unclear if the Sox ever considered such a move, a few teams had interest in Aceves, according to The Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo. As Cafardo points out, though, Daniel Bard's situation, coupled with the injuries to Franklin Morales and Craig Breslow, made it impossible for the Red Sox to pull the trigger on a trade. Aceves is simply too important to the team's bullpen right now, even if his behavior sometimes rubs people the wrong way. Aceves went 2-10 with a 5.36 ERA in 2012, but he proved to be a very important pitcher for the Sox the year before. The 30-year-old went 10-2 with a 2.61 ERA in 2011 while pitching for the club in various roles. A few teams had interest in Alfredo Aceves but Bard's situation coupled by injuries to Morales and breslow made a deal impossible— Nick Cafardo (@nickcafardo) March 31, 2013 Have a question for Ricky Doyle? Send it to him via Twitter at @TheRickyDoyle or send it here.
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