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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
See also: paternóster
From Latin pater ("father") noster ("our") ("our father"), the two first words of the Oratio Dominica ("the Lord's prayer").
paternoster (plural paternosters)
- The Lord's prayer, especially in a Roman Catholic context.
- Pater noster, qui es in caelis, sanctificetur nomen tuum. Adveniat regnum tuum. Fiat voluntas tua, sicut in caelo et in terra. Panem nostrum quotidianum da nobis hodie, et dimitte nobis debita nostra sicut et nos dimittimus debitoribus nostris. Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo. Amen.
- (archaic) A rosary; a string of beads used in counting the prayers said.
- A slow, continuously moving lift or elevator consisting of a loop of open-fronted cabins running the height of a building. The moving compartment is entered at one level and left when the desired level is reached. Found in some university libraries. Named after the string of prayer beads due to their similar arrangement.
- (archaic) A patent medicine. So named because the salesman would pray the Lord's prayer over it before selling it.
- (fishing, Australia) A tackle rig with a heavy sinker at the end of the line and one or more hooks on traces at right angles, spaced above the sinker.
- (architecture) A bead-like ornament in mouldings.
Derived terms[edit]
the Lord's prayer
a rosary — see rosary
a slow, continuously moving lift
paternoster (third-person singular simple present paternosters, present participle paternostering, simple past and past participle paternostered)
- (fishing, transitive) To try to catch (fish, etc.) with a paternoster rig.

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Markets were mostly flat on Friday.
Then, this weekend, US Treasury Secretary Geithner proposed to the world's finance ministers that they cap their current account surpluses at a fixed percentage of GDP.
How would that work? Why do it at all?
What's the point?
Oh…we were going to answer those questions. But then, we said to ourself,
'why bother?'
The whole thing is a fantasy. A hallucination. And a scam. It doesn't deserve a serious discussion.
Geithner is the secretary of the treasury of the world's largest economy. There is no evidence — none — that he has ever actually understood what is going on. If he had understood he certainly never bothered to say anything…
…that is, about the credit crisis…about de-leveraging…about the threat of too much debt…and everything else that has happened over the last three years.
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…but Geithner didn't understand any of this…
Still, he's the guy who's now suggesting HUGE new rules that the whole world will have to live by. Countries capping their surpluses? It is equivalent to individuals putting a limit on how much they save.
What's the point of it? It would force the savers to spend…and thereby, presumably, reduce the value of whatever currency they spend (by increasing the demand side of the equation). What currency will they be spending? Easy, they'll spend the currency they are saving — dollars!
Oh that Tim Geithner! What a clever guy. Put a cap on savings and you force people to spend dollars…driving down the value of the dollar and thereby simultaneously decreasing the real value of US external debt…and making US products and services more attractive to foreign buyers.
Well, our hat's off to Mr. Geithner. The man has come up with an unworkable plan that no foreign nation will actually implement in any serious way. Actually, it is a nutty plan. Forcing people to spend money? Are you kidding? It just shows how little he really understands. A real economy cannot be ordered around or organized in such a heavy handed way. Price controls, central planning, government management of business and investment — they all always fail.
Still, he's … at least he's trying, right? Give the man credit for that…the numbskull.
And more thoughts…
"The French are crazy. What do they think they are doing?"
The comment and question came up at a cocktail party. Our youngest son is in the French school in Washington. Occasionally, we are invited to meet other parents.
"My wife is French," continued a new friend, a former banker with the IMF. "We live there part of the year and have a house near the Swiss border. But I'm thinking of selling everything in France and moving all my assets out of the country.
"There is no way that this is going to end well. I mean, they're shutting down the country because Sarkozy is proposing to increase the retirement age from 60 to 62. They must be dreaming. Sarkozy is not increasing the retirement age because he is a mean fellow. He's doing it because he knows the country can't afford not to do it.
"It's such a modest little reform. They actually need to do much more. Like they're doing in England. But the French are so funny. At the smallest provocation they take to the streets. They set cars afire. They think that if they are politically active and powerful enough, the money to finance these things will magically appear. But it won't. And they'll have to come to grips with reality sooner or later.
"The real problem is that the promises made by the welfare state are just too ambitious. As long as the economy is on the up and up people think they can afford to expand these benefits. Each generation thinks it deserves more than its parents, because it is richer. But the trouble is that the politicians can expand the claims on wealth faster than wealth itself can expand.
"And then, when it becomes clear that wealth is not expanding as fast as people had hoped, all the forecasts and the projections are shown to be nonsense. The people have been promised things that they can't possibly afford. And sooner or later some government has to come to terms with it. Sarkozy is just the beginning of the story. He's just barely tackling the real problem. He'll have to make much more dramatic cuts in order to make the budget work.
"You know, Europe agreed to limit deficits to 3% of GDP. The idea was the countries would lose their voting rights in the European Union if they went over that limit. France is now at 8%. There is no question that they're going to take away France's votes. It just isn't going to happen.
"But France is in trouble. And if it can't deal with its problems in a reasonable way, the problems will just get worse and worse…until they finally explode. How? When? I certainly don't know. But I do know that there is no way France can continue spending money the way it is now.
"And I also know that the US is not that different. It actually has more debt than France. The average Frenchman doesn't have nearly as much debt as the average American. And at least the average Frenchman knows there is a problem. He just doesn't understand it well enough to do anything serious or smart about it.
"But the average American doesn't even know he has a problem. And while Sarkozy is at least beginning to trying to bring government spending into line with likely revenues, in America that conversation really has not even begun.
"In some ways, the US is much worse off than France. Neither its leaders nor its voters seem to have any idea of the problem that awaits them.
"Maybe I should sell all my assets in the US too."
Bill Bonner,
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The French smell corruption. Americans will too, after the elections.
Tim Geithner's nomination pretty much sealed Obama's fate before he even got sworn in as president. Destined from the start to a single term, no inteligent chief executive could have possibly fathomed Geithner was qualified for the job. By 2012 Obama will be seen as a president who did nothing to tackle the real issues of the day, but who instead heaped enormous bueraucratic weight on top of a sinking ship. Instead of adopting policy that would correct the excesses of the past, Geithner and Obama are determined to hurle us all into economic oblivion. Perhaps the distraction of it all will cause the French to take notice. Somewhat in the manner the attention paid to a bar room brawl becomes distracted as an earthquake causes the chandeliers to drop from the ceiling.
Posting a fantasy profit story like the $200 to millions is ridiculous. I could have bought a lotto ticket instead.
Ah, capping the deficit. The EU did that, only to show that the caps are completely voluntary and optional. What could you do, fine a country with too large a deficit, adding to the deficit? Yeah, great plan! Also, as the greek showed, imaginative arithmetic can help in "reducing" the deficit.
What would the treasury secretary say if everyone with excess dollars bought gold. If gold went to $5,000 an ounce would Tim be happy? When can we dump Tim and Ben? Are we stuck until 2013?
The Presidents who fought central banks throughout history have suffered assassination attempts. Kaiser Wilhelm said that European bankers were attempting to control banking in America through a central bank.
They have succeeded. We are being controlled by foreign powers who have usurped American soveriegnty in the the way that matters more than almost anything – by controlling our money supply.
They can pump or dump our economy at will and take the other side of these trades. By doing so they they divest the country of its wealth once or twice per century.
A) Money should NOT be created as debt as it is now, instead it should be spent intpo existence.
B) The Congress should create its own bank to create money. Not the corporate, foreign-owned central bank, assassinator of Presidents and the cause of Great Depressions.
Ben, Tim, caps it all doesn't really matter. The fundamental problem is there is too much wealth in the hands of few. The working class are no more then indentured slaves. There is no more wealth to extract from them. The game is over, the rich have won!
The French and the Greeks are not protesting because the retirement age is being raised or because of other austerity proposals. They are angry that the beneficiaries of the cuts are- guess who- yes, the banksters! I believe it was largely French banks that bought Greek bonds based upon creative Goldman accounting…. and then got bailed out as usual. Now, if soccer teams were getting bailed out, the streets would be peaceful. But then again, maybe not!
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Detail from Harry Beck's 1951 Paris Metro map design (which was rejected by the city's transport authorities). Used by kind permission London Transport Museum
The Royal Mail recently commemorated one of the UK's greatest works of visual information design when Harry Beck's London Underground diagram was included for the first time on a British postage stamp writes Mark Ovenden. The importance of Beck's rectilinear, topologic 1933 diagram is widely recognised and praised by graphic designers. Many wonder why Beck never extended his ideas outside London. The answer is, he did – to the nearest major subway network to London: Paris.
In 1951 Beck submitted this revised edition of a map he had worked on for the Paris Metro in the late 1930s. But his map for the French capital was rejected and a diagrammatic approach to the city's system wasn't employed until 1999. Used by kind permission London Transport Museum
Despite his deserved fame, recent research shows Beck was not the first person to iron out meanders in a waving rail line or colour lines in a system: he could have been inspired by other diagrammatic transport maps, by LNER draughtsman George Dow; individual line maps inside Underground trains; and possibly a geometric representation of the Berlin S-Bahn, believed to pre-date Beck's by two years.
Map collector Peter B Lloyd says Beck built on what went before: "going back to the Underground Group's first modern-looking maps of 1908". Beck's earliest sketches for the diagram published by London Transport in 1933 were first prepared during 1931 – the same date the Berlin S-Bahn plan was printed.
Was this 1931 Berlin S-Bahn diagram (detail shown) an influence on Beck's iconic 1933 London tube map design? © BVG
Though it's not possible to know whether Beck saw this, it is unlikely he was aware of it – a case of great minds think alike? Dow's diagrams were, however, on public view from 1929.
London tube map enthusiast Professor Maxwell Roberts draws on his impressive collection of pre-Beck railway diagrams, many emanating from the prolific Southern Railway's timetables, and some dating to the 1890s when mainline railways across Europe were struggling to show their perplexing array of routes as directly as possible.
Gotthard Winter Season plan, 1897
The Gotthard Winter Season plan of 1897, for example, has only straight lines between the big cities. And as Lloyd suggests: making a successful diagram is not simply a matter of straightening out lines: "The concept of a closed system, as opposed to a map of all railway lines… the use of colour coding; abstracting the Underground from background topographical features; compression of outlying lines; the use of special symbols for interchanges – key elements of the visual language… were all invented [before Beck]."
Despite these facts, Beck's contribution was impressive; the name of this electrical draughtsman has become an international byword for public transport schematics. His principles of neat 45 degree angles, elimination of topography and equalised station spacing have been emulated (as my book, Metro Maps of the World, showed) by urban rail map-makers from Atlanta to Zurich. But not, in the end, by Paris.
Image: Joe Clark/fawny.org
Like London before Beck, the Paris Metro network had almost exclusively been represented geographically: maps outside stations were (and continue to be) highly detailed topographic plans of the entire city, showing virtually every road, park and waterway with the Metro lines superimposed in all their winding glory.
Some rather excessive geometry on this Kandinsky-esque Paris Metro pocket map, issued by a private publisher in 1939. © All rights reserved
Though a few examples of privately drawn diagrams have emerged (one Kandinsky-esque rhapsody in abstraction from 1939, so utterly bizarre and impractical that it was never repeated) schematics were not adopted by the city until the last years of the 20th century.
According to Ken Garland's history, Mr Beck's Underground Map, the Metro operator approached Beck to design a diagram. Garland supposes the work was begun in the late 1930s but not finished until after the War. Little survives of his first attempt except a lone copy in Garland's collection.
Beck's first diagram of the Paris Metro. Ken Garland believes that Beck worked on this in the late 1930s, submitting the plan just after the end of WWII (only to see it rejected). Printed by kind permission Ken Garland/Capital Transport
The Paris Metro is not as easy to simplify as the London Underground. Firstly the lines interweave with each other more (Ligne 7 being the snakiest of these customers); this gives rise to more interchanges (by 1933 around 40 in London, 50 in Paris). Also the system was then mostly hemmed-in by the old Paris walls (a distance equivalent east-west to the width between South Kensington and Canary Wharf and north-south between Camden and Brixton).
With 200-plus stations in easy reach, this is great for passengers, but more challenging for map-makers. One of Beck's greatest innovations was to massively expand inner London and condense the outer suburbs. This was just not needed in Paris (at that time) because the entire system was already in the 'centre' and very few stations in the suburbs.
Beck's 1933 diagram. © TfL/London Transport Museum
What Beck therefore tried for Paris was in some ways more radical than what he'd achieved for London. He sought, in the mass of interlinked lines, some key visual axes to give his diagram order. Seizing the east-west running Ligne 1, Beck made it his prime axis (not as in London's Central Line, running horizontally, but at that neat angle of 45 degrees). He exploited something unnoticed by previous cartographers: that Lines 2 and 6 form a rudimentary circle. Beck transformed them into a rectangle with rounded edges.
From these roots he plotted the other lines as straight as possible with impressive results: the curvaceous Ligne 10 becomes a flat line with its odd one-way loop stylised at extreme left. Kinky Ligne 14 is straightened to a single stroke. Ligne 3 – often seen on other maps with up to 11 direction changes – is reduced to just one nicely rounded alteration.
The overall appearance is clear, balanced and arguably easier to follow. But the key question was: would the French like it? The answer when Beck presented his first version was a resounding "Non!" Beck was not deterred. Indeed, his first London diagram was also rejected but he persisted and eventually its adoption, adoration and appositeness for the Underground was widely applauded. The same fate was not to befall Paris.
Beck went back to his drawing board and produced a second version. It's not known if this was commissioned but, luckily for us, it survives in full colour and was recently revealed as one of the attractions at the refurbished London Transport Museum. It was published for the first time in a book when Paris Metro Style: In Map and Station Design came out in November 2008.
Details from Beck's second attempt at the Paris Metro map. Used by kind permission London Transport Museum
Like any inspired genius, Beck did not waver from his initial concept: here again were his two original axes but Ligne 4 is simplified in its northern half. There are 15 physical direction changes in Ligne 7; Beck whittled these down to two. Ligne 8's 14 real bends went to two, Ligne 11's eight turns cut to none and Beck also, with great wit, added the River Seine.
So why did the Paris Metro (now operated by the RATP) reject Beck's clear simplification of their beloved system? One reason is visible at each station entrance; Parisians use the maps here as a free public service to help them find their way round the city – the ubiquitous geographic wall map is more than just a Metro plan.
Detail from the Turgot map of Paris, 1739
The French adore pure cartography – laying claim to many mapping firsts, not least of which was Cassinni's magnificent Carte géométrique de la France – a topographic map of the entire country (begun in the 1670s, though not finished until a century later). The painstakingly precise 1739 Turgot map of Paris (a kind of 3D view from the air, purported to show every visible window) is legendary.
Aside from cartographic history though, Roberts argues there was a fundamental problem with Beck's Ligne 1 axis: "Paris is on a slant. Line 1 especially… is at roughly 25 degrees to horizontal. For a traditional diagrammatic map, which angle should it be snapped to – horizontal or 45 degrees? Whatever angle [is chosen, results in] at least one of the following problems: (1) uneven use of space as lines are compressed together or stretched apart more than in reality; (2) lots of kinks for trajectory correction to avoid (1); or (3) lots of geographical distortion."
Roberts suggests Beck's omissions on both versions (Gare de Lyon missing and Montparnasse drawn wrong on the first, and both Edgar Quinet and Vavin stations missing on the 1951 version), led to suspicion that the concept was untrustworthy. In his fascinating critique of Beck's work (at tubemapcentral.com) Roberts postulates powerfully that though Beck's diagram has aesthetic qualities, it distorted well-known Parisian geography too much for comfort.
Also diminishing a diagram's benefits are the closeness of the stations to each other; one can be plonked down blindfolded in virtually any Paris quarter, walk 500m in any direction and theoretically bump into a Metro entrance. Although in practice there are several holes in the system, such station spacing is much denser than in any other city in the world; a feat the French are justifiably proud of. But pride may be the true reason for the operators' disinclination towards Beck's or anyone else's diagrams.
Beck's influence travels round the world to form the basis for a plan of Sydney's mainline rail system, as shown in a 1939 card map (note the adoption of the famous London Underground roundel). Used by kind permission London Transport Museum
By mid-century, Beck's London diagram was ubiquitous and it was beginning to catch on: Sydney's rail network was depicted in Beck style from 1939 (when a pocket map was issued on an identical sized folded card even aping the lu roundel on the cover). New York had its first Beck-esque diagram by 1958, Moscow and Osaka: 1970, St Petersburg: 1971, Munich and Tokyo: 1972, Melbourne, Montreal and Glasgow: 1976.
A 1936 version of the 'Lagoute' pocket map of the Paris Metro with coloured lines, little topography and some straightening. © RATP
In staunchly proud Paris, despite the multi-coloured spaghetti with which most contemporary maps portrayed the Metro, there was opposition to following Britain. Double-decker buses for instance were tried out in the 1960s but thought unsuitable for Paris streets partially because they looked too British. In addition, a 1934 pocket Metro map by F Lagoute introduced a style that lasted almost 40 years: though it fell short of standardising angles, its clarity and geographical reflection of the city was sufficient for Parisians not to complain.
Such dedication to home-grown products is highly commendable but, ultimately, the over-whelming practicality of the diagram has won out. During the 1980s the ratp experimented with pocket maps, progressively straightening lines, equalising station spacing and permitting a degree of abstraction.
The current Paris Metro pocket diagram. © RATP
Mindful of Paris's prominent position as the most visited city on the planet, the forward-thinking head of ratp's design department, Yo Kaminagai, ordered his map designers to begin a quiet cartographic revolution from 1987 which finally resulted in the commissioning of a diagram. The 2000 design from agency bdc Conseil adheres so rigidly to Beck's rules that he would surely have been honoured by it, and though there are now almost twice as many lines (including five rer lines) the current pocket map has become as accepted a part of French life as a Beck-esque diagram is for virtually every other city.
The Paris region's rail services as a single diagram. © RATP
There was just one idiosyncracy: the geographic maps were retained as large wall posters at station entrances and on platforms. Yet even this hegemony for true geography was finally toppled in 2008 by the introduction of a map for the Île-de-France region's rail services, becoming the first truly diagrammatic station wall poster. With 45 degree angles and distortion of some gaps and distances, one cannot help imagining that Beck, who died in 1974, would have cracked a wry smile.
Mark Ovenden is a writer with a particular interest in the graphic design, cartography and architecture of public transport systems. His website is at markovenden.com. This article appears in the March issue of Creative Review.
Further reading:
Paris Metro Style: In Map and Station Design (£29.95) and Metro Maps of the World (£25) by Mark Ovenden; Mr Beck's Underground Map (£12.95) by Ken Garland; Underground Maps After Beck (£18.95) by Professor Maxwell Roberts. All published by Capital Transport and available from capitaltransport.com
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Love it! nice article!
2009-03-05 11:34:31
Since studying graphic design in the late 1950's I've admired Beck's work, and have incorporated the principles in my work on a long-standing project of my own which is intended to produce a new form of diagram for therapeutic use. I didn't know about the Metro map, though. Thanks for an interesting and informative article.
2009-03-05 13:19:59
I'm amazed that I enjoyed an article on maps!
2009-03-10 13:32:50
A wonderful discovery; thanks. When I'm doing an illustrated map for a magazine client I try to move away from the actual immediately, and aim for the proximities instead. It makes room for picture and commentary. Diagrams aren't meant to be photographs. I think this approach works best with city maps. I like topographical maps to have the texture of the actual place, which is why I find modern Ordnance Survey Maps off-putting. They resemble cell diagrams. They don't advertise the country they depict. The 1940s series had the richer feel of a real place.
2009-03-10 17:28:45
He exploited something unnoticed by previous cartographers: that Lines 2 and 6 form a rudimentary circle.
I think the Kadinski-esque map of 1936 included the "circle" of those lines. Non?
2009-03-12 17:06:27
@ A fond reader
The Kandinsky-esque map was published in 1939. It is believed that Beck was working on his Paris map before that - the piece states that Ken Garland thinks Beck was working on it in the 'late 30s' but was interrupted by WWII
Patrick, CR
2009-03-12 17:21:18
The image of the Métropolitain isn't actually mine; it's a Creative Commons–licensed photo I used on my blog.
2009-03-12 19:58:59
This is one of the best blog posts I've ever read. Very interesting, thank you! Now I know who to thank for never feeling lost when I look at the London Tube map. Also, I still find even the current Paris map dissettling.
2009-03-13 01:30:46
I hate the London map, it's one reason I end up walking more than riding the tube. It makes no sense.
Whereas I'm constantly using the Paris metro map to not only find which metro, RER, bus to use but also where I am in the city.
I'm glad the Paris metro did not accept his map. It may be visually stunning, but it is not usable.
Also, you cannot count on colors to define the lines. I've come across many Londoners that are lost in the Paris metro because there are several blue/green/purple lines on the faded maps that are not recognizable. The number/destination works much better.
That said, London is a hell of a lot better than other cities, such as San Diego.
2009-03-13 09:09:27
This is a fantastic exploration of contrasting designs and how usability can trump tradition. I'm particularly struck by the "supergraphic"-ness of it (see E. Tufte).
2009-03-15 18:30:50
Much like Beck himself, you've done a fantastic job of simplifying and making reader-friendly an intricate history. Wonderful article.
2009-03-16 21:07:14
I really enjoyed reading this article !
Perhaps one more difference between Paris and London : London lines are dug quite deep (30 metres or so) and go under the buildings. Whereas in Paris they are very close to the surface (sometimes 3 or 4 metres) and mostly follow the streets !
Therefore is it more relevant to mix the street map with the metro network in Paris than in London.
- Provided most users are used to the Haussmannian structure of the street map, they can easily memorise which way the metro lines go. (for example, line 1 follows the Champs-Elysées and the Rivoli street, line 4 the Rennes street and Sebastopol bld)
- It also gives a visual explanation to apparently non-logical station positions : for example St-Georges or Picpus, that would be hard to find without such a map.
2009-03-23 23:35:41
Fantastic article! I've always assumed Massimo Vignelli to be the father of the modern day subway map. I'm sure I'm not the only one. Thank you for telling this story!
2009-04-01 03:08:20
amazing article. thanks for sharing!
2009-04-30 07:31:13
Great article, showing a very important part of design and visual research.
Yet, I am a bit puzzled. No doubt: Visually, Beck's diagram is a masterpiece. The teleogical approach of this article (diagram is good, diagram eventually won even in a barbaric nation = Beck is fantastic and he would be honoured by the new maps in France) is simplistic.
There still are major differences in the principle. The diagrammatic version for Paris metro remains geographically accurate (and lines 2 and 6 are still not a circle nor a rectangle).
Please don't forget that objects are meant to be used, even art objects. As a tourist in London, I have to confess that the map of London's underground is just a nightmare. A beautiful one, though ;)
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SCOUTING THE REBELS: UNLV, 10-5 overall and 1-2 in the MWC, saw its perfect conference record collapse last weekend at No. 16 BYU and No. 18 Utah. The Rebels started the season winning eight of their first ten, but followed losing three of the next four. They beat Nevada on Monday night.
The Rebels, who returned five starters and the libero from last year's team that finished fourth in the MWC, are currently tied for sixth with the Lobos in the conference race. In all statistical categories except aces and blocks, UNLV dominates its opponents. The Rebels hold a .198 hitting percentage, averaging 16.17 kills, 14.69 assists, 0.94 aces, 19.90 digs and 2.43 blocks per game. Their opponents have hit .185 and averaged 14.90 kills, 13.56 assists, 0.96 aces, 17.67 digs and 2.93 blocks per game.
Leading UNLV is Lauren Miramontes, Maria Aladjova, Melody Nua and Jada Walker. Aladjova averages a team-high 3.62 kills per game and 3.04 digs per game. Walker leads the team in digs per game (5.16) while Nua leads the team in assists (11.42 pg). Miramontest averages a team-high 1.12 blocks per game.
SUITER STEPS UP: Freshman Allison Suiter stepped up in a big way for the Lobos last weekend at Colorado State and Air Force. She hit .244 on the weekend, scoring a team-leading 21 points and averaging a team-high 2.50 kills per game and 1.83 blocks per game.Her nine blocks at Colorado State was a career high and the eight block assists tied her personal best.
THERKELSEN RETURNS: Senior Kelly Therkelsen returned on Saturday night from a sprained ankle that has sidelined her since game one vs. Dartmouth (9/9). At Air Force, Therkelsen posted six kills, one assist, three digs and two blocks for seven points.


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Barack Obama on Meet The Press took strong exception to Hillary Clinton's threat to obliterate Iran if it attacks Israel with nuclear weapons:
MR. RUSSERT: What do you think of that language?
SEN. OBAMA: Well, it's not the language that we need right now, and I think it's language that's reflective of George Bush. We have had a foreign policy of bluster and saber-rattling and tough talk, and, in the meantime, we make a series of strategic decisions that actually strengthen Iran. So–and, you know, the irony is, of course, Senator Clinton, during the course of this campaign, has at times said, "We shouldn't speculate about Iran." You know, "We've got to be cautious when we're running for president." She scolded me on a couple of occasions about this issue, and yet, a few days before an election, she's willing to use that language. But in terms of… terms of…
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MR. RUSSERT: Would you respond against Iran?
SEN. OBAMA: It–Israel is a ally of ours. It is the most important ally we have in the region, and there's no doubt that we would act forcefully and appropriately on any attack against Iran, nuclear or otherwise. So–but it is important that we use language that sends a signal to the world community that we're shifting from the sort of cowboy diplomacy, or lack of diplomacy, that we've seen out of George Bush. And this kind of language is not helpful. When Iran is able to go to the United Nations complaining about the statements made and get some sympathy, that's a sign that we are taking the wrong approach.
It is nice to know that the new standard in an Obama administration will be: "Will X make us less popular at the UN?"Given the frequency of pronouncements condemning Israel and the need for U.S. vetoes and strong responses in defense of Israel, one wonders how this will work out in practice.
It's unclear if the the Democratic primary electorate is entirely bereft of common sense. If not, this may become an issue for Clinton with which to question Obama's fitness as commander-in-chief. (Watch her rather clear-headed response to Obama's comments here.) It certainly will be one in the general election–should Obama get that far.


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Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Marrington Elementary School administration of some enthusiastic members of the school staff accepted the Ice Bucket Challenge last week.
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By Sgt. 1st Class Kathleen T. Rhem, USAAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11, 2001 Some service members in remote locations will receive an extra allowance in their January pay.
Hardship Duty Pay Location will be paid in increments of $50, $100 or $150 per month to troops serving in certain overseas areas where the quality of life is extraordinarily arduous, said Navy Capt. Chris Kopang, DoDs director of military compensation.
The new allowance replaced Certain Places Pay on Jan. 1. CPP was paid to enlisted members in amounts ranging from $8 to $22.50 per month. HDP-L is payable to both officers and enlisted serving in eligible areas.
CPP covered about 160 areas, some of which had Public Health Service members assigned, but no military. Kopang said some CPP areas will not be eligible for HDP-L, but enlisted members in areas not converting to HDP-L will continue to receive CPP allowances for the rest of 2001, he noted.
As a starting point for the new allowance, DoD looked at the list of areas where the State Department pays a hardship differential to its employees. To determine the rate of payment for each area, local commanders filled out Hardship Duty Location Assessment Questionnaires.
The assessment considered about 70 different factors in three major areas, including:
Questionnaires are filled out by local commanders and reviewed by regional commanders in chief and the Joint Staff. Final determinations are made in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Kopang explained.
Areas receiving the highest level of $150 per month include Diego Garcia, Johnson Atoll and the polar ice caps. Areas in Korea along the demilitarized zone qualify for $150 per month, while other areas in South Korea are in the $50 per month category, Kopang said in an American Forces Information Service interview.
Areas will be reassessed routinely every two years, but commanders can submit reassessments if their local conditions change.