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This should shock nobody.
Gov. Rick Perry personally called a well-known Austin Democrat to discuss her interest in replacing Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg days before the public learned Perry was threatening to withhold state funding from Lehmberg's office unless she resigned.
Austin defense attorney Mindy Montford, who previously ran as a Democratic candidate for state district judge and district attorney in Travis County, confirmed her conversation with Perry — which took place in early June 2013, to the American-Statesman and KVUE-TV on Sunday.
Which is to say: really, really dumb ones.
Holy Freudian slip Batman! "@ByronYork: Texans for Public Justice 'nothing could be closer to the truth' link: http://t.co/k91epX3Aqb"
— Keith Appell (@keithcrc) August 17, 2014
As my wife put it: some days you just have to close your eyes and accept that you're done now. Of course, all of this is generating tons of good footage for campaign ads. Campaign ads from my side.
Moe Lane
Via Patterico comes a marvelous moment from Texas governor Rick Perry:
Here's a free-form translation: They say I used my authority as Governor to line-item-veto a part of the budget to get rid of a horrible, horrible district attorney. Danged straight I did this. I said I was going to do this, and then I went and did this, and I'm going to sleep like a baby tonight because I did this to a drunk driver who blew a .239 on her BAC and then threatened the cops who arrested her booze-raddled carcass. I get that this might be all right behavior by Austin voters' standards, but it's not for the rest of us, and by 'us' I mean America. And I'd do it again, with a smile. Because I want to be President, and Travis County Democrats just made it the tiniest bit easier for me to get the job.
Remarkably, I'm not really doing too much free-form translating there. This was six minutes of political fun: a line in the sand, just the right amount of genuine anger, and absolutely no weaseling at all. I don't know if anybody's told the Democratic party this, but that plays well in Peoria. Also Des Moines, Boulder, Richmond, Miami, Reno, Concord, Lansing, Cincinatti, and even Madison…
Moe Lane (crosspost)
*Those of you who remember 2012 – and Rick Perry's doing much better now in terms of responding to hostile questions, huh? – will know the word that I am referring to.
Leon Wolf ably noted the utter ridiculousness of a Travis County DA getting Rick Perry indicted after the latter vetoed funding Texas Public Integrity Unit while it was being run by Rosemary Lehmberg, an out-of-control DA who refused to resign even after being convicted for DUI (.23 BAC). But let me show you a couple of things that will demonstrate how badly this will end for the Texas Democratic party: (more…)
PPP: 1st time we've seen Rick Perry w/a positive approval rating in TX! http://t.co/2n0p6oIjCh Rick Perry is 6-0 in statewide TX elections.
— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) April 15, 2014
Totally fair to hit PPP for that, but ouch.
Jimmy was doing the show in Austin, you see. It's fascinating viewing; I get the impression that Austin and Rick Perry cheerfully despise each other in a very complicated way that lesser (read: non-Texan) beings can only hope to dimly understand. I mean, obviously Austin doesn't like him, but they're pleased as punch that he came by so as to let them boo him personally – and Governor Perry seems content to bask in their warm disapproval*. It's all very cozy.
Here's the first clip:
I swear to God, I wish that he hadn't had that back pain in 2012. Although he might be a better candidate for it in 2016: negative reinforcement can be a powerful teaching tool.
Moe Lane
*I have to say: Rick Perry's stance of I think that all you hippies are clearly idiots for smoking the marijuana, but I'm tired of the Great State of Texas locking you up for it is… a workable way to approach the subject.
This was from a RGA panel(?), back in February:
"When you have governors, and we all compete against each other — we are the laboratories of innovation — and for the President of the United States to look Democrat and Republican governors in the eye and say, 'I do not trust you to make decisions in your state about issues of education, about transportation infrastructure,' — and that is really troubling," he said.
Perry expressed his own fears regarding Environmental Protection Agency restrictions choking off America's energy production and a possible reduction in his state's national guard.
"As a matter of fact, he [Obama] said at that meeting, he said, 'If I hear any of you pushing back, making statements about Washington spends too much money, you'll hear from me," he said, adding, "I'm highly offended by that."
It's a touchy subject, to be sure…
Texas Gov. Rick Perry said Thursday that he's for the decriminalization of marijuana use — not legalization, but the softening of punishment for marijuana users in the border state.
Perry made the comment during an international panel on drug legalization while speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
His spokesman confirmed that Perry is staunchly opposed to legalization of marijuana because of medical issues, but is committed to policies to lower the punishment for its use in order to keep smokers out of jail.
The below does not even remotely represent the amount of video that got shot at this year's RedState Gathering: in fact, it does not even remotely represent the amount of video that RedState shot at this year's Gathering, or the amount of video shot of Governor Rick Perry. But the Governor had some time to talk with me on some of the issues involving Texas lately, and I was happy to talk with him:
Ladies and gentlemen, Governor Rick Perry:
Who knew… in those Verizon ads… …when the guy said, "can you hear me now"… …he was doing a mic check for the Obama Administration?
— Rick Perry (@GovernorPerry) June 7, 2013
Took Obama a while, of course. It always does.
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The Islanders fell to the Florida Panthers on home ice 4-1.
They had a chance to pull within six points of eighth place in the Eastern Conference, but the Isles just could not muster the offense required today.
The Islanders got on the board first when Frans Nielsen scored at 3:35 of the first period, but that was the only bright spot for the Isles.
Tyson Strachan tied the game for Florida at 14:57 of the first period. Tomas Fleischmann gave the Panthers the lead at 4:17 of the second period. Kris Versteeg and Jack Skille also scored for the Panthers.
Evgeni Nabokov started his second game in two days, but he was pulled after two periods in an attempt by coach Jack Capuano to put a jump into the Islanders game. He was replaced by Al Montoya who didn't let up a goal, and was saved by the post on a couple of occasions.
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Versatile playmaker that is dangerous with the ball in his hands. Very good after the catch because he has good acceleration and burst. Can make defenders miss in space. Does a good job on slants and screens because of his burst. Has the speed to challenge down the field. Works well in the wildcat, hitting the hole quickly and bouncing things on the second level. Shows good straight-line burst and acceleration when working on kickoffs, getting up to speed quickly and showing vision to find seams for the big return.
Has only average hands and doesn't show great ball skills. Doesn't do a good job in traffic. Doesn't show great vision when working as a runner in the wildcat, and will dance a bit too much in the backfield. Doesn't always get a great release off the line and just an average route runner. Gives minimal effort as a blocker and doesn't know how to get position in space. Will muff some kickoffs and can make some poor decisions when it comes to fielding punts.
Cobb fits well as an explosive, slot receiver that adds a lot of value and big play potential on special teams. He was the Percy Harvin of Kentucky's offense for two seasons as a dynamic playmaker with the ball in his hands. As a freshman, he split time at wide receiver and quarterback, having to finish the season as the starter in the latter role. Although it was much more akin to playing a true wildcat than a true quarterback role. But finished the year, completing 52 of 99 passes (52.5%) for 542 yards, 2 TDS, and 5 interceptions. He also rushed for 316 yards (4.0 avg) and 7 touchdowns, while catching 21 passes for 197 yards (9.4 avg) and 2 more scores. Became a full-time starter at wideout as a sophomore, rushing for 573 yards (6.1 avg) and 10 scores with 39 receptions (11.5 avg) and 4 more scores. Improved as a junior with 84 catches for 1017 yards (12.1 avg) and 7 touchdowns, while dading 424 rushing yards (7.7 avg) and 5 scores. Combined in his final two years, he completed 10 of 23 passes (43.5%) for 147 yards and 3 TDs. Also returned 63 punts for an average of 9.8 yards and 2 scores during his career, as well as 44 kickoffs for a 24.6 yard average. His cousins are former Chargers TE Shannon Mitchell (1994-97) and Rams WR Billy Williams (1996).
Cobb compares very favorably to a player like Josh Cribbs. He'll add immediate value as a return threat and can be a big-time playmaker there at the next level. But offensively, he can be limited because he's not really a natural receiver. But in the right offense he can be a very dangerous asset. That offense will use him on a lot of short routes like New England does with Wes Welker. There he can use his superior speed and burst to create matchup problems. While he has the speed to stretch the field, that speed becomes less of an asset the further he goes downfield because of his lack of ideal size, hands, and ball skills. He's a matchup nightmare for linebackers and safeties on underneath routes, but corners down the field will have little issue covering him. So for an offense that is going to make that a big part of their offense like New England does, he has Welker or Harvin-like potential to be a real big-time asset. But for another offense, like say Cleveland, he's not going to be anything more than a complementary guy that can make plays on occasion, but isn't a go-to asset. It's hard to predict him being as good as Welker and Harvin are because both are much more natural receivers, and like Cribbs, Cobb is more of an athlete playing wide receiver than a guy that has the natural instincts for the position. So it wouldn't surprise me if he does become a 60-70 catch receiver at the next level, but it will require a scheme that is going to take ample advantage of his skillset. Otherwise, he'll be a guy that only catches 30-40 passes a year as a No. 3 guy.
Cobb is more likely to be that 30-catch No. 3 guy in the Falcons offense than he is a true blue playmaker in the passing game. He can provide some splash plays for the Falcons because of his ability to break the short throws for big gains after the catch. But because the Falcons aren't a team that loves to spread out the defense, he's not giong to be as effective getting open and operating. He's definitely more dynamic than Harry Douglas because of what he can do on special teams, in the running game, and as a wildcat passer, but doesn't really bring anything to the table as a receiver that Douglas doesn't already bring and in greater areas because Douglas has better hands and more natural instincts as a receiver. He's probably not as consistent a return threat as Weems, but is a guy much more capable of taking it to the house, which means he can win that battle off the outside. Cobb can be a productive role player in Atlanta, but he'll be much more of an afterthought in the Mularkey-run offense than a go-to asset.
Purely as a receiver, he's probably only late third or fourth round value because he's limited to being just a slot receiver. For a team that is looking for their very own version of Welker or Harvin, pushes him up to being worth a second round pick. His value and potential as a return threat also makes him worth a look in the latter part of the second round.
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Speed: 4.0
Hands: 2.0
After Catch: 4.0
Body Control: 2.0
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Norfolk's population is estimated at 870,100 in mid-2013 – an increase of around 4,800 on the previous year.
Over the last decade, Norfolk's population has increased by 6.7%, compared with an increase of 8.1% in the East of England region and 7.3% in England.
Over this ten year period, in terms of broad age groups, numbers of children and young people in the county (aged 0-17) rose marginally, numbers of working age adults (aged 18-64) increased by around 17,000, and numbers of older people (aged 65 and over) increased by around 34,200 (20.6%).
The estimates for mid-2013 confirm that Norfolk's population has a much older age profile than England as a whole, with 23.0% of Norfolk's population aged 65 and over, compared with 17.3% in England.
The ONS 2012-based population projections are trend-based, and on this basis, over the next decade there is projected growth of 60,600 people in Norfolk – this is an increase of 7% which is below both the national projected increase of 7.2% and the East of England region projected increase of 8.7%. Norfolk's oldest age groups are projected to grow the quickest in the next decade – with the 75-84 year olds projected to increase by 32.9% and the 85 and overs projected to increase by 39.7%. Although numbers of children aged under 15 are also projected to increase, overall there is little change projected over the decade for younger adults and the middle aged. The age structure of the population varies across Norfolk's local authority areas, but in the main, Norfolk has an ageing population going forward.
Looking further ahead to 2037, there is projected growth of 140,400 people in Norfolk – this is an increase of 16.2% which is similar to the national figure but below the East of England region projected increase of 20.1%.
For both timescales, the largest increase in numbers is projected to be in South Norfolk, and the smallest increase in numbers is projected to be in Great Yarmouth. Norfolk's population is projected to exceed one million by 2036.
The 2010-2012 three-year rolling average life expectancy at birth in Norfolk is 80.0 years for men and 83.8 for women. The comparative ages for the region are 80.1 and 83.7 respectively, and for England are 79.2 and 83.0 – so, the county's averages for both men and women are currently very close to the regional averages, and higher than the England averages.
Life expectancy is 6.4 years lower for men in the most deprived areas of Norfolk than in the least deprived areas, and 2.2 years lower for women in the most deprived areas than in the least deprived areas.
The expectation of life at age 65 for the same period in Norfolk is 19.3 years for men and 21.8 for women. This is a little above the regional average of 19.1 for men and 21.5 for women, and higher than the England average of 18.6 for men and 21.1 for women.
In 2013 there were 9,187 live births to mothers resident in Norfolk and 9,404 deaths of Norfolk residents, giving a net loss through natural change of 217. Births had previously exceeded deaths for the last three years. Between 2001 and 2012, the number of births in Norfolk steadily increased – the latest figures show a decrease compared with 2012 numbers (9,662). The number of deaths has risen steadily, reflecting the growth in population.
The total fertility rate (which is the average number of live-born children that would be born per woman if women experienced the current age-specific fertility rates throughout their childbearing life span) of 1.97 in Norfolk as a whole in 2012 was, lower than for the region (2.02) but above that for England (1.94). Easily the lowest rate in Norfolk is 1.76 in Norwich. In Norfolk 53.5% of births in 2011 were outside marriage or civil partnership, well above the rate for the region (45.2%) and England (46.6%).
The under-18 conception rate in Norfolk was 23.9 per thousand females aged 15-17 in 2012, representing a continuing reduction from the 2007 rate and the lowest since 2008. Norfolk's rate is higher than the region rate of 23.2, but lower than the England rate of 27.7. The rate has fluctuated over the past decade, though this may partly be due to uncertainty in population estimates.
The county's ethnic composition has changed significantly since the 2001 Census recorded a minority ethnic population of 30,000 (3.8% of the total). By 2011 this is estimated to have risen to 64,800 (7.6%). Similarly, numbers in ethnic groups other than White rose from 1.5% of the population in 2001 to around 3.5% in 2011.
The 2011 Census indicated that there were almost 8,000 households in Norfolk where no-one had English as a main language, plus another 6,000 where at least one but not all people aged 16 and over had English as a main language.
The 2011 Census showed around 41,400 people in Norfolk had a national identity other than one of the British or Irish identities, plus another 4,000 with other identities and at least one of the British or Irish ones.
The 2011 Census also showed the diversity of passports held by Norfolk residents. There were 22,900 passports held for EU countries outside the UK and Ireland, plus a further 18,500 including Middle East and Africa (6,600) and North America and the Caribbean (5,500).
Internal migration volumes show an estimate of migration within the UK (cross-border flows between each of the constituent countries, as well as migration between local authorities). For the year to June 2013, there were 25,600 inflows, with 22,500 outflows for Norfolk – resulting in an internal net inflow of 3,100 from within the UK.
Long-term international migration volumes represent the number of people arriving in the UK for a period of at least 12 months. For the year to June 2013, there were 5,200 long-term international immigrants, with 2,500 long-term international emigrants – resulting in an international net immigration of 2,700 from outside the UK.
Based on these figures, net inflow into Norfolk in 2013 was 5,800 people.
In March 2011 the Department for Communities and Local Government (CLG) published the English Indices of Deprivation 2010 (ID 2010). This includes county and district summary measures, and a series of separate domains and other measures at the level of Lower Super Output Area (LSOA). An estimated 47,400 people in Norfolk (5.6% of the area's population) were living in the most deprived ten per cent of LSOAs in England, according to the Index of Multiple Deprivation 2010. This amounted to 29 LSOAs out of 530 in Norfolk.
People who live in the most deprived areas generally have the poorest health and well-being outcomes. On average people living in deprived areas, lower socio-economic groups and marginalised groups have poorer health and poorer access to health care than people resident in affluent areas and people from higher socio-economic groups. There are also hidden pockets of deprivation scattered across some of the smaller towns and the more rural parts of Norfolk.
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In this movie, I want to show you a little bit of what you're capable of doing in Pro Tools if you're composing with virtual instruments. In this session, I've used all of the virtual instruments that come for free in Pro Tools: Xpand2, Boom, Vacuum, Mini Grand, DB-33, and Structure Free. Let me play a little bit of this for you. (Music Playing) Now that just gives you a quick little tease of what this song is all about.
And as you can see here, I have got a four-minute song based around some of these ideas that you've heard in this section. If you want to hear the rest of the song, just open up this session Composing with VIs, from the exercise files. Let me quickly talk about what I have got here in the session. I have got Structure Free as an Electric Piano, Mini Grand with an Atmospheric Piano sound, Xpand2 set up with a Sitar sound, Vacuum as a Bass Arpeggiated sound, Boom with my Beat, DB-33, obviously as an Organ, and then I have a stereo master fader track and some reverb and delay.
Now well I am not going to dig into the composition techniques I have used here, I do want to show you an important practice that I highly recommend you adopt when composing with virtual instruments. I recommend recording all of the MIDI performance data and sounds onto audio tracks. This ensures that you have a hard copy of the virtual instrument performance, a safety version in case your software crashes, or if you end up opening up the session several years later and the manufacturer has stopped supporting or updating the instrument.
So let me show you how to do that. I am going to switch over to the Mix window, and you'll see on this Mini Grand track, the output is routed to bus 5 and 6. So I am routing the output of that entire performance over to bus 5 and 6, which is here picked up as the input on this audio track. So I've recorded each one of these virtual instrument tracks onto audio tracks simply using bus setups like this. Once you have recorded the virtual instrument tracks as audio, you can actually go down and make the virtual instrument tracks inactive.
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est Graduates "Let the Good Times Roll" 2013 Summer Party
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Saturday, August 17, 2013 from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM (PDT)
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Party for est graduates "Let the Good Times Roll"
A get together of dear friends and colleagues from the est Training era designed to allow us to share with each other and add love and inspiration to our lives.
Date, time, and place
Saturday August 17, 2013
2 - 7 PM with an after hours party at Buzz Merrill's unit in:
The Marina City Club
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Marina del Rey, CA 90292
We will be outside (shade provided) in the pool area (bring swimming gear) with catered food and a pay as you go bar. There will a time for all of us to share with the group.
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We want to share our lives with you.
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What do you do all afternoon with your children? My husband leaves around 6:30am and doesn't get home until close to 6:30pm (M-F). My kids both still nap but are usually up by 3:30, leaving another 3 hours to fill before DH gets home. It is the longest 3 hours! We are all cranky and bored and I am done with being home alone! I don't know how to fill the hours though and as winter approaches it is getting harder and harder for us to go outside in the late day. We belong to some play groups but it seems like most people only want to do playgroups in the morning. Anything else I can think to do in the afternoon involves spending money, which I don't mind once in awhile. The only free thing I can think to do to get us out of the house is the library and it is currently torture going there with my one year old. Any advice? Thanks!
Mama to DD1 2007, DS 2009, DD2 2012, What a Journey this parenting thing is...
We don't have a routine. We just do what we feel like doing. Today my daughters decided they wanted to take a warm bath with some toys. Right now we're having quiet time, and my 9 y/o is quietly reading nearby as I'm on the computer. Sometimes we'll do arts & crafts. Other times we'll head over to the community center. We'll play board games. The girls will dance for me or make up a play for me. The girls will watch a movie while I have down time. Oftentimes we'll cook dinner & snacks together. If the weather is nice we'll walk along the lake or go to the playground. We'll have "photo shoots", where I'll take the girls out and they'll just be themselves while I take their pictures. Sometimes they'll ham it up for the camera. We'll listen to the radio or put on some records. We'll clean up together. We'll call a family member just to talk.
My suggestion is to figure out what you really want to do right then. Then do it.
I have this same problem. My husband works noon to 10pm, so I have all afternoon w/ our four small ones! We have a new(ish) baby, so I feel somewhat less guilty about the TV... I used to enjoy tea time around 4 with the kids, where we'd have some hot herbal tea and listen to some classical music, then maybe they'd color for a bit while I got a simple dinner ready. Baths are a real time killer, so I let them linger 'til the water is nearly cold! Books on the couch, bed time... But I feel the same way. I am ready to be out of the house but can't really manage that w/ all four!
It's good to know I'm not the only one who feels this way about afternoons. I like the tea time idea, maybe I'll try that out. Thanks!
Mama to DD1 2007, DS 2009, DD2 2012, What a Journey this parenting thing is...
What about a free mall play area. Or just take a walk around the block. I also try and do a craft sometimes but mine( and the one i watch) is/are not quite old enough to get into it.
Or, start your own afternoon play group!
Also, a membership to somewhere is a one time purchase that they you can go to all the time (a science center or zoo something like that) I have a membership to a few and i am always there at 3pm. :)
SAHM to 4 cats, DS 5/09, DD 3/12 and 3# due 4/15. Home birthing, non vax, anti circ, co-sleeping, breastfeeding, real food eating pretty darn crunchy mama.
I have a 3yr old and 20 mo old and sometimes I save our errands for the afternoon. Like today I need to go get cat food at the pet store and drop off some Christmas presents at a friend's house. We also watch about 1/2 hr of TV (PBS) and like to bake something. Or we play a game like ISpy or something
Lacey, wife to a published author , mama to (7),(6), our Angel Faith born to Heaven April 2013, (8mo) and expecting another bundle November 2015
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Szechwan Fried Chicken
|1⁄2 Kilogram, de-boned and cut into bite size pieces. wash and drain
|4 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|Five spice powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Soya sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Sesame oil
|1 Teaspoon
|Dry sherry
|1 Tablespoon
|Black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, ground
|Chicken stock
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Red chilies
|14 , seeded
|4 Clove (20 gm), crushed
|2 Teaspoon, finely grated
|Onions spring
|6 , chopped
|2 Teaspoon
|Peanut oil
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
Mix together in a bowl cornflour, salt and half the five spice powder.
Add the chicken pieces and toss well.
Dust off excess cornflour.
Mix in a bowl soya sauce, sugar, vinegar, sesame oil, sherry, remaining five spice powder, pepper and stock.
Stir well.
Heat 1 cup oil in a heavy bottomed pan and fry the chicken pieces over high heat, a few at a time.
Turn the chicken pieces.
Cook on all sides until the colour turns golden brown.
Drain well and keep on kitchen paper.
Heat 1/2 cup oil in a separate pan.
Add chillies, garlic, ginger and fry until the colour turns light brown.
Add spring onions and toss for a few seconds.
Add stock mixture and bring to the boil.
Stir the sauce mixture while adding the cornflour mixture and simmer until it boils and thickens.
Add the chicken pieces and stir well for a few minutes.
Remove from heat and serve immediately with boiled rice or noodles.


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They are invisible by definition, but a new camera can see them, and it's showing a radically different world billowing all around us.
Humanity's heat-trapping greenhouse gases, the main cause of global warming , are being made visible by the "gas finder" cameras developed by FLIR Systems.
They show massive dark plumes rising from some tailpipes and exhaust vents.
Working with FLIR scientists and engineers, ABC's graphics artists added effects to video of roadways and planes so that they show how the world might look if we could actually see greenhouse emissions .
The effect is startling - far more pollution rising into the air than we ever actually see from vehicle tailpipes and factory smokestacks.
"Not seeing it means you don't have a real appreciation of the problem," FLIR vice president Tom Scanlon told ABC News on a tour of the FLIR plant on the edge of Boston.
Greenhouse gases , which include carbon dioxide, methane and other gases, cannot be seen because their molecules are shaped so as to allow the hot light from the sun to pass through - like the clear glass of a greenhouse, while trapping the heat.
And when that sunlight warms the ground, its energy converts to heat that radiates back toward space also in the form of light, but in a different wavelength called infrared.
But because of the particular shape of greenhouse gas molecules, the heat from the space-bound infrared light remains trapped inside the earth's atmosphere.
That's global warming.
TV News reports about global warming are often slightly misleading when they show smokestacks emitting white steam and grey smoke. These are visible droplets or particles being carried by invisible gases.
Called "aerosols," these droplets and particles actually help cool the earth by reflecting the visible sunlight right back into space.
But once the particles fall from the air, or the steam condenses as precipitation, the invisible gases carrying them - often largely CO2 - are left to trap more heat radiating from the earth.
Most CO2 stays in the atmosphere for centuries, piling up, unlike particles and steam which usually fall out or condense in a matter of days or weeks.
It's probably no coincidence that the many of the harmful fossil fuel emissions we can see - including lung-clogging sooty black emissions from tailpipes and smokestacks - were already regulated some years ago in the U.S. and other developed nations.
The psychological impact would likely be great if we could actually see all the excess CO2 and other greenhouse gases rising all around us.
FLIR cameras are now being used by companies that want to find expensive or dangerous leaks of other greenhouse gases - such as sulfur hexafluoride (which has 23,900 times the greenhouse effect of CO2 and is found in power line transformers,) and methane which can cause explosions. But none are being used so far to detect C02.
Scanlon and scientist-engineer Bob Benson showed ABC News some video images of large dark puffs of gas escaping from a pipe sticking from a storage tank.
"This is gas escaping from a vent pipe in a tank" explained Scanlon, "and completely invisible to anybody that happens to be walking around this plant."
They also showed video of invisible CO2 - normal breath - coming out of a man's mouth as he breathed. It looked like the condensed vapor in your breath on a very cold day.


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Follow the Crowd (song)
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|"Follow the Crowd"
|Song from the album The Queen of the Movies
|Irving Berlin
"Follow the Crowd" is a song composed by Irving Berlin for the 1914 musical The Queen of the Movies.[1]
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- ^ Hamm, Charles (1997). Irving Berlin: Songs from the Melting Pot : the Formative Years, 1907-1914. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-507188-3. pg. 209.
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The 2012 edition of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3 for short) wrapped up at the Los Angeles Convention Center yesterday, and there was plenty of monumental video game news being announced. There were numerous sequels to beloved adventure, first-person shooter and sports games, as well as some intriguing new properties like Watch Dogs, ZombiU and The Last of Us. There were also new services announced, such as Microsoft's SmartGlass, which will allow smartphones and tablets to interface with the Xbox 360.
Of course, there were also many new racing games that had their coming out parties at E3. And because racing games are the ones we cover most closely, they'll be the only genre you'll see highlighted here. You want info and insight on the likes of Assassin's Creed III or Gears of War: Judgment? There are umpteen hundred other outlets that will give you that. Anyway, on with the games that will get your motor running.
The first two generations of the Dodge Viper (Some sources break those two generations into two further generations.) were brash, brutal and downright angry. These thundering 10-cylinder neo-Cobras, both open- and closed-top, routinely beat up on all manner of European supercars, not to mention crosstown rival Corvette. What's more, these beating occurred on the street and on the track, the latter being where race-prepped Vipers scored numerous wins, including three consecutive GT class wins at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the overall win at the 2000 24 Hours of Daytona.
However, the Dodge Viper's story came to an end on July 1, 2010, as the last example rolled out of the Conner Avenue Assembly plant in Detroit. Scarcely two months later, though, word came down that a new third (or fifth; take your pick) generation Viper would be coming in a couple years. Well, now it's a couple years later, and the new Viper is indeed here. A lot has stayed the same with the new car, but a lot has changed, too.


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I'm thinking that if any of you have any design skills you might want to give this a shot. It would be cool if someone around here designed the next Enterprise.
I agree.
As for me I've been neglecting my STO playing for some time now. I think it's time to get back into it, since I am paying after all.
Well unless you enter the contest and win by the way it looks.
Still in a few weeks season 3 should come out with a whole lot of cool stuff, so you picked a good time to get back into it.
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A run of high-profile injuries in the NFC West specifically and the NFL in general has focused attention on what can be done to prevent them.John from Bakersfield, Calif., was among those raising the subject through the NFC West mailbag. He suggested the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens might be additionally vulnerable at present after playing more games than other teams over the past couple seasons. Baltimore (38 games), San Francisco (37) and New England (37) have played the most games over that span.


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Doug Kalitta raced to his second Top Fuel victory of the season Sunday at the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals.
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I predict Chris Henry stays off the police blotter for the entire season and has 800+ yds. receiving.
Another 1,000 yard Season from Chad.
BScott will be starting tailback by the end of the season
I predict Michael Johnson will provide a pass rush the Bengals haven't seen in quite some time.
Chase Cauffman will be a nice target for Carson.
Andre Caldwell will make a lot a big plays.
Coles will make us forget about T.J.
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I predict 2 of our top 4 picks get season ending injuries, and that Pat Simms suffers from a turf toe knocking him out for at least 5 games.
I predict Palmer has a reoccurance of his injury will need surgery, and is out for the season by week 8.
I hope I'm wrong.
I predict Palmer manages to stay healthy, the offensive line gels, Benson provides some stability at tailback and Scott plays the Chris Perry role from 2005, Chad has a bounce back year and Coles fills the gap created by T.J.'s departure, the defense finally creates some kind of pass rush, the linebackers come together as a good unit, and the secondary continues to show promise.
And I also predict a 6-10 record because the Bengals will lose 7 games in the last 2 minutes.
Benson will rush for 3.2 YPC
Palmer will have 30 TDs
OchoCinco will have 1100 yds and 10 TDs
Rey will garner ROY honors
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Bob Bratkowski will continue to boggle the mind.
Next Reds manager, second shooter. --Confirmed on Redszone.
Top 10 defense and a top 10 offense.
We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.
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I think this team has improved their talent level on defense, but their lack of a pass rush (I'm still not sold) and CB depth scare me. My biggest concern, however, is the Offensive Line - they had to be one of the worst, if not the worst, unit in the NFL last season and now, only one player returns to his natural spot. You have three starters with less than ~eight games NFL experience. On top of that, the rookie penciled in at RT is still unsigned (despite picks #6 and #8 being signed above and below his slot). This season hinges on their ability to protect Carson and open holes for the RBs; suffice to say, I have some major concerns with that group. I hope I'm wrong.
I think the team will struggle out of the gate, as Carson attempts to return from injury with a hodge-podge offensive line. Meanwhile Ochocinco will be his usualy self, which means plenty of yards and plenty of complaining and "me first" attitude. By the time the team clicks and starts winning, the first half of the season will have buried any playoff chances, and they must fight to try to get to .500. By December Cincinnati fans are anticipating spring training because surely the Reds will be better this year, right?
In other words, more of the same.
I predict that I am going to be sad that the Bengals aren't on the Colts' schedule this season.
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Much of this content is a repost from: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/crm/archive/2014/03/20/introducing-sandbox-instances-in-crm-online.aspx
More Test Environment (sandbox) UI capabilities are now launched for Dynamics CRM Online. If you're an existing customer and have multiple instances you may have noticed this change in one of your organizations. Also, just an FYI – if for any reason your production organization was marked as "Sandbox" please don't panic – the change made was literally a visual differentiator and keep reading on how to alter your organization settings. For those familiar with CRM from a development perspective this term may be a bit confusing – but I assure you this is completely separate from CRM's sandbox plugins and sandbox service – this term is being used to describe non-production CRM instances.
Many of you with CRM Online may have logged in early this week and noticed changes to the navigation bar at the top of one or more of your Dynamics CRM Online instances. For both free and paid test instances, you'll now see an orange navigation bar with a SANDBOX watermark. Production instances will continue to display the blue bar you've come to expect. This post covers what this change means to you and how this relates to some new capabilities we'll be releasing in the near future.
Changes to Non-production Instances
Dynamics CRM Online 2013 introduced the concept of non-production, test, instances. These instances could either be purchased as an add-on to your subscription or you would be granted a single free non-production instance if you purchased 25 or more user licenses for CRM Online. Since they are either purchased at a considerable discount from additional production instances or free, these instances may only be used for non-production purposes. Earlier this year we published a thorough blog post introducing test instances.
Up until now, the only noticeable difference between a production and non-production instance was the instance type displayed on instance's edit settings page in the CRM Online admin center. The type displayed was either Production instance, Paid Test instance, or Free Test instance, depending on how it was obtained. The type is set when an instance is provisioned and can't be changed by a customer administrator.
The most recent changes amount to the following:
Free Test instance and Paid Test instance types have been renamed to Sandbox instances. Not sure what your settings are? See the edit settings page in the CRM Online admin center (you can access this from your Microsoft Online Portal http://portal.office365.com):
After this change, when you sign into a Sandbox instance, you'll see the orange nav bar and SANDBOX watermark:
We've made this change to ensure that end users know when they've signed into a sandbox instance and do not make production changes by mistake.
Other than the changes mentioned above, there are no functional differences between production and sandbox instances. You can perform all of the customization, development, and testing work in a sandbox instance without concerns that the experience will be different in production.
Welcoming Sandbox Instances to CRM Online
These changes are part of a much larger wave of improvements we are making in Dynamics CRM Online to better support enterprise application development.
Your mission critical business applications run on Dynamics CRM Online and all changes must be managed carefully. Without the proper development time, evaluation, and testing, the stability of your application may suffer and result in unnecessary downtime that could have been avoided by making these changes elsewhere. The ideal place to develop and test new application change is a Sandbox instance that is isolated from your production application.
We don't treat the running Sandbox applications any differently from Production instances. They are both given the same level of resources and support. By design, though, your Sandbox Instance application database is completely isolated from production. It may contain a full or partial copy of production data, users, and customizations. Since changes in a Sandbox Instance do not affect production, you can build your applications with the confidence that their daily productivity will not be adversely affected.
In the near future, we'll release additional capabilities to the CRM Online admin center that target Sandbox instances exclusively.
Reset Instance (RESET)
Delete the instance completely and re-provision from scratch. This is particularly useful when you are starting a new implementation or have completed a project and you'd like to free up the resource consumed by a large sandbox instance.
- Copy Instance (COPY)
- Full Copy
- Minimal Copy
Administration Mode (ADMIN)
Even though the production and sandbox databases are isolated from each another, you may have customizations that reach out to external services. Without updates to these connections, you could inadvertently perform operations in a production service while working in a sandbox instance. We're introducing a new administration mode for sandbox instance to reduce the risk of production impact. When you perform a copy operation, for example, the target sandbox instance is placed in administration mode. After the copy is complete, the admin will have an opportunity to resolve any issues in the sandbox instance before bringing the instance fully back online.
- Enable Administration Mode
- Disable Background Operations
- Custom message for end users
Between these new sandbox admin capabilities and our rich development tools, we are making it easier than ever before to build, test, deploy, and maintain your Dynamics CRM Online solutions. Keep an eye on this blog for announcements of future updates to your CRM Online administration experience.
What is recommended best practice for pushing changes in sandbox to production?
Hey Steve-
The best practices would still be the same as moving from other non-production environments to production via solutions. Here is a WP for CRM 2011 and CRM Online that would still apply for CRM 2013. www.microsoft.com/.../details.aspx
Shawn Dieken
After doing the initial provision of the sandbox, the Copy options are not available. Is there any action that needs to be taken to see these options?
@S - The changes for copy with the options are shipping In the near future based on the original blog posting. We don't have the date publically available yet that I know of - but it is coming soon and we'll be sure to blog about it when it's available.
Thanks for reading and reaching out!
Thanks Sean for clarifying! Must have missed that while reading the article. These are some really great features, can't wait to start using them!
Currently we have a production instance, but I'd like to create a sandbox for testing. How do I do this?
@Scotty - You can create a *new* org for CRM Online, then edit the instance to set it to "Sandbox". That said, what I think you're asking is how to copy your production org into a sandbox org - that functionality is coming soon. Keep an eye on the blog and we'll be sure to inform everyone when the additional functionality drops.
Thanks for reading!
I need help how to set up to to test as a "Test User" in the Sandbox Environment in parallell with my personal user account (as Customizer) in O365 Cloud 2013 environment.
I therefore have the need for two profiles with inbox and calender in the Outlook client, but I get errors when attemting to do the "Tracking to CRM".
I do not want the test meetings and emails in my own inbox and calender, so a specific "Test User" is set up in the Sandbox environment, and which I am connected to in O365 with delegate rights. But still get error messages when trying to test "Track in CRM" on "future" Appointments from Outlook. How is this supposed to be setup. Must be possible to do this and not spam your personal inbox/calender. I do not want to log in to the PC with the test users account, only to solve the issue in the Outlook client settings using two inbox/calenders and with the CRM instance configuration to the Sandbox (which works). Anyone knows how to do this.
Please advise and thanks in advance,


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5/8/2015 - M. Soccer
Oaks Leadership Academy Presents Annual Awards
Four Lafayette senior student-athletes were honored as "Leaders of Dinstinction," the highest honor presented at tonight's Oaks Leadership Academy Awards Reception in Pfenning Alumni Center's Wilson Room.
2/5/2015 - M. Soccer
Men's Soccer Places 14 on Academic Honor Roll
The Lafayette men's soccer team placed 14 student-athletes on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, the league announced Thursday.
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Men's Soccer Signs Seven to Class of 2019
Lafayette men's soccer head coach Dennis Bohn signed seven student-athletes to the Class of 2019, it was announced on National Signing Day Wednesday. The incoming student-athletes will enroll for the fall semester and replace seven graduated seniors.
11/12/2014 - M. Soccer
Plummer Adds Academic All-League Laurels
Senior defender Julian Plummer of the Lafayette men's soccer team was announced as a member of the Academic All-Patriot League Team on Wednesday afternoon.
11/10/2014 - M. Soccer
Plummer Picks Up Third All-League Honor
Senior Julian Plummer of the Lafayette men's soccer team was named to the All-Patriot League Third Team, it was announced Monday.
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The Patriots' pass defense has shown plenty of consistency. It's one of the worst in the NFL for the third straight year. Now the secondary is striving to develop a better kind of consistency. And, with the shuffling of starters apparently at its conclusion, it appears that Patriots are headed that way. New cornerback Aqib Talib said Tuesday that the more time players are on the field together, the more they mesh. Talib is the newest, and possibly final, piece of a puzzle that finally seems to be fitting well after 10 games in which New England has allowed the third most yards passing in the NFL. That's an improvement over last season, when the Patriots gave up the second most. And in 2010, they permitted the third most. Either way, though, they're in first place in the AFC East. And on Thursday night, the Patriots (7-3) visit the New York Jets (4-6). --- Online: http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL
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this is a wp/thickbox bug. I use the thickbox library from wp, which normally is up to date, but not always.
can you post the bug in trac.wordpress.org and cross-reference in here so I can follow it?
PS: If you want access to our svn for this plugin: ddebernardy at yahoo dot com
please do a quick test if you don't mind: disable all plugins except that one, and activate the default WP theme, and see if the IE issues are still occurring.
(being on a Mac, I can't test this easily)
super. I hope someone in the wp devs who knows more about the thickbox css will look into it.
If you're familiar with CSS, though, my guess is that it merely needs a tiny bit of CSS to work as expected.
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The new The Coinage of Augustus Saint-Gaudens as Illustrated by the Morse Collection mentions a couple of the finest examples of this issue that are known, and indicates the price levels the 1915-S can attain when conditions are right: "The finest example certified to date is an NGC MS67, a coin that has not been offered at public auction (at that grade) that we are aware of. The two 1915-S tens that have realized the highest price at public auction were both sold in 1989. Superior sold a PCGS MS65 that brought $198,000, and Heritage sold a PCGS MS66 later that same year, but after the 1989 investor-crazed market had softened. The latter coin realized $192,500."
This is a particularly clean and attractive example. It is also a coin that has been an integral part of three major collections of ten Indians. The surfaces have pronounced granularity (not always the case on 1915-S tens) with satiny mint luster. Both sides exhibit lovely reddish-gold color with occasional flecks of lilac interspersed. The only identifiers that can be reliably used for pedigree purposes are a short horizontal mark below the eye on the obverse, and a small alloy stain at 5 o'clock on that same side.
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Nauseated, exhausted, disoriented, confused: Not the vibe of a glamorous jet-setter. Jet lag can be a serious downer in the first few days of your big international trip. Solution: Try these diet and exercise tips to reduce the severity and duration of your symptoms.
Even though I enjoy my runs, there are times when I just don't feel like doing it. I would rather sleep, watch television, eat junk food or clean a toilet (yup, my lack of motivation has provided my family with a clean bowl or two).
Some believe that venting will help them to heal, others feel that it will be most helpful to remain distanced from their feelings so that they can analyze them. They're both right. And they're both wrong.
There isn't much to laugh about when it comes to breast cancer, but I made the decision when I was diagnosed six months ago to make it my business to try and distract myself from all the treatment and doctors and side effects. To wit, I offer up a poem.
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