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In the summer of '49, racial violence flared in Baltimore; Washington, D.C.; and Youngstown, Ohio, when African-Americans entered public pools. But none of those skirmishes came close to the cataclysm that took place at Fairgrounds Park, nor did any other capture national and international attention.
Life magazine devoted two pages to the riot in its July 4, 1949, issue, including a full-page photo of an African-American being savagely kicked by a group of whites. Barely on his knees, he holds his head in agony, his mouth open. The teenagers surround him, grinning as if they're having the night of their lives.
"In St. Louis, where the Dred Scott case was tried, the cause of racial tolerance seemed to be looking up last week," the Life article begins. "A Negro police judge took office for the first time, and the Post-Dispatch hired its first Negro reporter. But when the city opened all its swimming pools to Negroes on June 21 for the first time in history, progress stopped. That afternoon police had to escort 40 Negro swimmers through a wall of 200 sullen whites at the Fairgrounds Park pool. After nightfall bands of white hoodlums took after any Negroes found anywhere near the park, beating and kicking them. It was 2 a.m. before police got things under control. Miraculously, nobody was killed, but 15 persons were hospitalized, 10 of them Negroes. It was St. Louis' first serious race riot, and it underscored the inflexibility of the color-line barrier.... Mayor Joseph Darst quickly took what for practical reasons was perhaps the only possible action. Segregation was restored in St. Louis swimming pools."
John O'Toole, the director of public welfare, got his job the way politicos still do: He helped the mayor get elected, serving as campaign manager for Democrat Joseph Darst in 1948. Today, if Darst is remembered at all it's because his named was affixed to the Darst-Webbe housing project, which was razed ignominiously a couple of years ago.
However O'Toole's position figured in the spoils of party politics, he could not have foreseen the enormous responsibilities of his job. It wasn't too long before the director of parks and recreation, with the unfortunately assonant name of Palmer Baumers, began asking his new boss what he was going to do about the pools.
Baumers was one of those City Hall lifers -- they're still there -- who worked to maintain the status quo. But that had grown increasingly difficult in postwar St. Louis. In 1946, African-Americans succeeded in forcing the integration of Buder Park after a series of protests. In the wake of their achievement, a cross was burned on the park grounds.
In previous summers, pickets had appeared at Fairgounds Park, protesting the segregation of the pool. Federal law did not support segregation of public facilities, yet St. Louis chose to neglect such directives.
Had O'Toole met with Lee Tyson back in 1949, he might have put more care into his decision-making process. But in St. Louis in 1949, there was little chance for O'Toole and Tyson to meet.
Tyson punctuates his sentences with "This is the way it was. I'm not lying" and "You wouldn't know it, because you're white and you didn't have the experience."
Tyson moved up from Memphis during the Depression, joined the Army during World War II and returned, a veteran, to Jim Crow St. Louis: "You be away from the thing for two-and-a-half years, you forget what it's all about, you know. You got all those good ideas -- you're fighting for your country, this is your country and blah, blah, blah."
In 1946 or 1947, Tyson says, an incident caused more "ill feelings that never went away" around Fairgrounds Park.
An African-American cab driver, Eddie Smith, thought it was foolish to take the long way home one day after dropping off a fare on North Broadway. He chose to cut through the park, along Vandeventer Avenue. "They just stopped the car and beat him up," says Tyson. "This happened.
"The word got around: 'Man, they just beat up a black fellow.' I didn't know it was Eddie Smith, but we just got together and we were gone. Myself, my brother and some more dudes, we got our guns and ammunition. We were going over, and this was it. This was war. We knew what war was, so that's what it was going to be."
He remembers seeing every African-American policeman on the force that day, talking him and his friends down. Across the street, white policemen were doing the same, encouraging the whites who had assembled to calm down and go home.
The war didn't happen that day.
O'Toole remained noncommittal in response to Baumer's queries until the weekend before public pools officially opened in the city -- the first day of summer, the longest day of the year -- June 21.
Even if O'Toole was unaware of the standoff that had taken place a couple of years before, he would have known of an event that occurred just the week before, when African-Americans were turned away from a public pool in Webster Groves. In the early civil-rights struggles of the time, such an action meant there would be further protests, legal battles or both.
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Widespread chipping and cracking in the coating of today's compact fluorescent bulbs is giving users a significant—and potentially damaging—dose of UV exposure, researchers at Stony Brook University have found.
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"Measurements of UV emissions from these bulbs found significant levels of UVC and UVA…, which appeared to originate from cracks in the phosphor coatings, present in all bulbs studied," reports the team led by Miriam Rafailovich, a Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and Director of the university's Garcia Center for Polymers at Engineered Interfaces.
How significant was the exposure? Skin damage from the inadequately coated compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) "was consistent with damage from UV radiation," the team reported July 20 in the journal Photochemistry and Photobiology.
Looking for Bald Spots
Millions of facilities and homes have made the switch from incandescent bulbs to the twisty-looking compact fluorescents. Inspired by a European study on light sensitivity, the Stony Brook researchers looked into the potential impact of UV exposure from the new bulbs on healthy human skin tissue.
After buying a wide array of CFL bulbs from retail stores around Long Island, NY, the team measured each bulb for levels of UV emissions and examined each for signs of cracking in the phosphor coating that is applied to the narrow glass tubing.
The coating is designed to enhance the bulb's luminescence capacity while absorbing UV radiation that would otherwise be emitted. The researchers warn that if the bulb's surface area is riddled with "bald" spots, UV protection is lost.
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The result: Cracked coating on every bulb, regardless of manufacturer or brand, was found to emit "significant" levels of both UVC and UVA rays, the team reported.
The bulbs "have cracks in the phosphor coating, probably due to the fact that the coating is brittle and has trouble making the tight bends required to make these bulbs compact," said Rafailovich. "As a result, we observed, by eye, defects in nearly all the bulbs that we studied."
The resulting effect on healthy skin was "consistent" with the damage typically caused by the sun, the team found. By contrast, exposure to incandescent bulbs of similar strength inflicted no skin cell damage.
Switched on Fluorescents
Compact fluorescents are quickly replacing incandescent bulbs by the millions.
The U.S. National Institutes of Health notes that the newer technology uses about 75 percent less energy than standard incandescents, and it will soon be illegal to sell incandescent bulbs for home use in the U.S.
Rafailovich warns, however, that the new-generation bulbs "are fragile, the phosphor is easily damaged, and possibly dangerous amounts of UV are emitted."
"Therefore, it's best not to use these bulbs at close range—less than a couple of feet—or look directly at them," she said. "To be safe, they should be used behind a glass cover, or kept at a distance of several feet or more."
The findings came as a surprise, Rafailovich told one reporter.
"You should not need suntan lotion to protect you from indoor lighting," she said.
Comment from Gary Burke, (8/8/2012, 8:06 AM)
nice to see yet another source of a possible cancer causer and the alternative is illegal use of incandescent bulbs!
Comment from William Feliciano, (8/8/2012, 12:25 PM)
I find it very hard to believe that the companies making these bulbs are unaware of this problem - i'm certain that they have QC people onboard, especially coatings folks. Very very irresponsible...wouldn't be surprised if this winds up in some sort of class action suit.
Comment from Mark Baumgartner, (8/9/2012, 1:49 AM)
Wow real nice. I use these every day and so do my kids. What is the coatings industry doing about it?
Comment from Mark Baumgartner, (8/9/2012, 1:51 AM)
Just make sure you use shades or glass covers.
Comment from John Fauth, (8/9/2012, 8:31 AM)
Let's see if I have this correct... broken bulbs are (literally) hazardous waste due to mercury contamination; using the bulbs is a UV hazard (increased incidence of skin cancer?); and putting billions (again, literally) of these into our landfills will result in mercury leeching into the ground water.... yeah, I can understand why environmentalists and the government would require their use.
Comment from Richard McLaughlin, (8/9/2012, 9:35 AM)
William, don't hold your breath on that class action going anywhere. Most of these bulbs are made in China, so the ability to sue is slim to nil. As for quality control on items imported from China, well, that can be a hit or miss thing. Some companies there do a very good job, but most don't.
Comment from John Fauth, (8/9/2012, 9:57 AM)
Richard, although most of the CFL's are indeed made in China, they are marketed and sold in the US by our traditional brand name manufacturers (GE, Phillips, etc). The attorneys will have a field day.
Comment from John Fauth, (8/9/2012, 9:59 AM)
P.S. - This is a great example of regulation exporting US jobs overseas. Traditional incandescent bulbs are made here in the US. As noted by others, CFL's are largely made in China.
Comment from M. Halliwell, (8/9/2012, 10:42 AM)
Hmmmm....LED lights, anyone?
Comment from Tom Schwerdt, (8/22/2012, 4:18 PM)
"significant" levels can mean anything. Give me numbers. Compare it to noonday sun in August in Austin, TX, or some other benchmark.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - In an Atlantic 10 Conference showdown at Hagan Arena, Carl Jones scored 24 points as the Saint Joseph's Hawks handled the Fordham Rams, 82-56.
Jones knocked down 5-of-8 attempts from 3-point range for the Hawks (16-11, 7-7 A-10), who earned their second win in the last three games. Halil Kanacevic just missed a double-double with 12 points and nine rebounds while Ronald Roberts added 10 points seven rebounds. Both players recorded two blocks as well.
Ryan Canty recorded a double-double with 15 rebounds and 14 points for the Rams (6-23, 2-12), who have lost nine in a row. Mandell Thomas led the team in scoring with 15 points to go with his eight rebounds while Branden Frazier managed 11 points.
The Hawks carried a huge, 39-22, lead into the break after holding the Rams to just 25.8 percent shooting from the field and 1-of-11 shooting from 3-point range in the first half.
In the second half, Saint Joseph's increased its lead by shooting 62.1 percent from the field.
Saint Joseph's shot 50.0 percent from the floor for the game and held the Rams to just 33.3 percent shooting. While both teams took 24 shots from beyond the arc, the Hawks knocked down 10 while Fordham hit on just five.
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NORFOLK, Va. — Waterside has changed a lot in its 30 years. Its only constant just may be Joan O'Neil.
The portrait artist has been a fixture at the festival marketplace since June 1, 1983, when jugglers and clowns greeted the throngs who turned out for opening day of the city's waterfront crown jewel.
Since then, her pastels have captured countless faces, and Waterside's fortunes have fallen. Crowds became a memory. Shops went dark. And O'Neil became a rare thing: an original attraction that hangs on, aging along with the building that surrounds her.
"How long have I been here?" she asks, sounding a bit astonished. "I can't believe I've been coming in here for 30 years!"
Now 74, she sketches at a food-court kiosk and has cut back her hours, mostly because of a lack of customers. In the good old days, she had a second-floor shop and employed five artists.
"People used to line up," she says. "I remember doing one portrait right after another. Things were good for about 10 years. It just slowly went downhill. I can't afford to hire anyone now."
It doesn't help that O'Neil plies an old-fashioned trade in a mall that echoes with emptiness: "Everybody's got a camera now," she says. "Those darned things."
But a camera can't do what an artist can: trim off a few years or pounds.
"People ask me to do that all the time," she says. "They'll say 'Can you leave out this double-chin?' "
O'Neil grew up in Niagara Falls, attended art school in Florida and has lived in Norfolk since the 1960s. For a time, she worked as a substitute art teacher in public schools, then answered a help-wanted ad placed by a woman opening a portrait shop at the new Waterside. O'Neil bought the business in 1988.
The years haven't slowed her hand. She can whip out a portrait in under 30 minutes, a chalk likeness that sells for $20. Still, days can pass without a single customer.
The management gave her a break long ago on the rent: from a flat rate to a percentage of sales. Social Security helps keep the lights on at her house, where life gets lonely as a widow.
"I like to draw," she says, "and this gets me out with people."
Except there aren't many of those at Waterside anymore. To fill all those quiet hours, O'Neil sketches celebrities. Every now and then, someone buys a Dale Earnhardt or a Michael Jackson or a Marilyn Monroe for $40.
What's next? Probably a parting of the ways by the end of the year.
Waterside Live is in the works, a $28 million overhaul aimed at making the old venue young again.
Unfortunately, there's no option like that for people. And even if there were, O'Neil doubts she could swing the rent.
"This place is like a second home," she says. "It's really going to shake me up when I have to get out of here."
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Here is a good example of the McCain team's being not quite certain about how to play an issue. Barack Obama is clearly lying when he said he didn't previously promise unconditional talks with Ahmadinejad and other state terror sponsors. Ask Hillary Clinton if you doubt it. But the media shrugs and many people say, "Well, he's not saying that any more." So why is this important, or why should the McCain team raise it? For many reasons.
#1: He doesn't tell the truth. His lack of credibility on this and matters small and large (e.g he never heard Wright's hate speech, he played a major role in immigration, he always thought the surge would work) reveal him to be, at the very least, not offering anything resembling New Politics and, at worst, entirely untrustworthy.
#2: All his bouncing around is evidence of inexperience. He will confound our allies and embolden our foes because he says silly things or doesn't understand what he is saying or doesn't realize the import of his words.
#3: It reveals that he is weak and subject to persuasion by whichever group he is in front of at that moment. Before the netroots, unconditional talks sounded good, but no longer. In front of AIPAC "Undivided Jerusalem" sounded good, but not when trying to play the "honest broker" with the Arabs.
#4 (which foreign policy advisor Randy Scheunemann suggested on the media call today): Obama is stubborn and won't admit when he makes an error. This is the Bush-redux argument. (The "You don't want another bullheaded president" argument.)
Maybe it's all of these things. But rather that simply cry "flip-flopper," the McCain camp would do better to explain and then hammer home why these examples — and there are lots of them — suggest some deeper reason to believe Obama is unfit for the presidency. (And it likely will have to come in a more promient forum than telephone media calls.)


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If you thought Rihanna looked super hot on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, she definitely kept it spicy during her cover story while dishing on her sexual fantasies. Homegirl likes to be spanked and dominated in the sheets which she contributes to childhood abuse. She also discussed her dysfunctional relationship with her father, as well as her surprisingly unhealthy diet, and why she had the restraining order lightened against Chris Brown.
Here's a few excerpts via Rolling Stone
On her Sexual Fantasies
"Being submissive in the bedroom is really fun. You get to be a little lady, to have somebody be macho and in charge of your shit. That's fun to me…I like to be spanked. Being tied up is fun. I like to keep it spontaneous. Sometimes whips and chains can be overly planned – you gotta stop, get the whip from the drawer downstairs. I'd rather have him use his hands.
On wanting a man to take charge
"I think I'm a bit masochistic, [***the condition in which sexual gratification depends on suffering, physical pain, and humiliation] and I did not realize it until recently. I think that is common in people who witnessed abuse in their childhood
On easing up on the Restraining Order against Chris Brown
That's my decision. It doesn't mean we're gonna make up, or even talk again. It just means I didn't want to object to the judge."
On her current relationship with Chris
"We don't have to talk ever again in my life. I just didn't want to make it more difficult for him professionally. What he did was a personal thing – it had nothing to do with his career. Saying he has to be a hundred feet away from me, he can't perform at awards shows – that definitely made it difficult for him."
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When you're not with the person you want to be intimate with, a picture is the next best thing. Skype is safer, but a picture lasts a long time. When you're alone, and those horny moments come up, pictures can be very handy."
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I love Mother Mary and the grotto, Jennifer! I think it came out awesome!
Thank you, Mary! I love the imagination of kids/teens! They are always so creative! It amazes me!
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That is just precious! My kids enjoyed seeing it from down here in TX. :) Have a blessed week!
Thank you, Melanie! I'm sure she is!
TX.... Ahhhh, warm and sunny?!?! =)) No ice or snow?!?! NICE!
Do you have room for me at your house, Patty?
How cute. :) I saw the same thing earlier over at the Catholic Playground - is that where you got the idea?
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I've never heard of Catholic Playground. Is it a blog? I guess I'll Google it....
This wasn't my idea, it was my kids idea. They did this all on their own. I can only take credit for taking the picture!
I guess it was the Holy Spirit inspiring them! And I'm sure the Holy Spirit can inspire many kids! God loves to work through children.
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Content is often thought about as being composed of multiple components that are related in some way—for example, a project can include business planning documents, marketing and product requirement documents, specifications, engineering schedules, cost estimates, etc.; a loan file typically includes an application, supporting documentation such as credit reports and financial statements provided by the applicant, appraisal documents, etc.; and an email may include one or more attachments. It is often desired to interact with or process these multiple components in a defined way, in a defined order, and by defined people. These interactions or processes are typically defined in software application code. This makes it difficult for individual businesses or people who are not programmers to create or modify their interactions or processes with the content components. It would be beneficial to provide a way to define interactions or processes that act on content and its multiple components that does not require creation or modification of application code.
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The invention can be implemented in numerous ways, including as a process, an apparatus, a system, a composition of matter, a computer readable medium such as a computer readable storage medium or a computer network wherein program instructions are sent over optical or electronic communication links. In this specification, these implementations, or any other form that the invention may take, may be referred to as techniques. A component such as a processor or a memory described as being configured to perform a task includes both a general component that is temporarily configured to perform the task at a given time or a specific component that is manufactured to perform the task. In general, the order of the steps of disclosed processes may be altered within the scope of the invention.
A detailed description of one or more embodiments of the invention is provided below along with accompanying figures that illustrate the principles of the invention. The invention is described in connection with such embodiments, but the invention is not limited to any embodiment. The scope of the invention is limited only by the claims and the invention encompasses numerous alternatives, modifications and equivalents. Numerous specific details are set forth in the following description in order to provide a thorough understanding of the invention. These details are provided for the purpose of example and the invention may be practiced according to the claims without some or all of these specific details. For the purpose of clarity, technical material that is known in the technical fields related to the invention has not been described in detail so that the invention is not unnecessarily obscured.
Enabling related content to be created, managed, processed, and used in a desired way, without writing or modifying application code, is disclosed. In one embodiment, a "smart container" template represents a model that defines one or more of the following: how items, such as items of managed content, become "members" of a composite object of a type with which the template is associated; how items comprising the composite object are related to one another; zero or more policies applicable to all or a defined subset of the items comprising the composite object; data indicating how data comprising the composite object is to be viewed or displayed, e.g., depending on context data such as the identity, role, etc. of a user to whom the content is being displayed; and zero or more operations to be performed with respect to content comprising the composite object. A smart container is instantiated using the smart container template. In some embodiments, the smart container is instantiated as a runtime object that implements the membership rules, structural relationships, policies, presentation rules, and operations, as and when applicable, defined by the template. For example, in some embodiments a defined policy is applied. In various embodiments, the policy is applied to managed content associated with the smart container or requested to be associated with the smart container. In some embodiments, smart containers define in a flexible manner objects, a structure for the objects, and policies associated with the objects and the relationships between the objects. In some embodiments, a smart container has a composite object such as a manual for an airplane that includes a corresponding specification for each of the following: the engines, the navigation system, the control systems, the fuel system, etc. In some embodiments, smart containers provide the ability to configure a composite object as a folder hierarchy. For example, a smart container can be used to implement a records management file plan in which a cabinet/folder/object hierarchy where the top-level is a cabinet containing a number of folders, the folders contain files, and the files contain records. In some embodiments, smart containers provide the ability to configure a composite object as a virtual document structure including the following features: 1) ordered members, 2) hierarchical structure independent of folder location, 3) version binding rules, 4) and the ability to save snapshots of the composite object. For example, a smart container can be used to implement a loan file including in the composite object: loan application, customer information (e.g., credit history, status of customer's services), and the circumstances behind the request (e.g., property loss, home purchase). The smart container also enables rules or policies to help during the processing of the loan—for example, a home loan application cannot be considered for approval unless customer income information and home appraisal information are present in the smart container. In some embodiments, smart containers provide the ability to configure a composite object that is completely or partly defined through custom relationships: A composite object can include not only hierarchical structures but also structures represented by associated objects—for example, if document "X" exists, documents "Y", and "Z" must also be included in the composite object. In the case of a finished goods specification smart container, the smart container includes a bill of materials with multiple objects where each of the multiple objects is required to have a corresponding itemized components/raw materials object that indicates the makeup of each of the objects in the bill of materials. In some embodiments, a smart container provides the ability to specify typing for objects and associations within the structure—for example, a smart container provides the ability to prevent the wrong type of document from being placed in a particular location within the structure. Specifically, in an insurance claim file "bodily injury" documents are not allowed to be filed in the "property damage" sub-folder. In some embodiments, the smart container is configured to automatically place an object in an appropriate place in the smart container structure, e.g., based on data comprising and/or metadata associated with the object. In some embodiments, the smart container includes placeholder objects and/or data intended to be replaced at runtime, e.g., in an appropriate point of the lifecycle of the smart container and/or one or more objects associated with it, with another object.
In 1002, a policy is executed. A policy is a discrete bit of business logic that is defined to execute based on some event or object operation. It may be implemented as an aspect attached to an object, such as by modifying an instance of an implementation object to add to that instance one or more methods or attributes not included in every object of that type; as a type-based behavior implemented by modifying or extending a base implementation object to include additional type-based behaviors; or script. In some embodiments, out-of-the-box smart containers will include several common policies and will provide a framework for creating other policies. All users and programmatic manipulation of an object in the managed content system will honor the policies that have been applied to that object. Smart container configuration associates policies explicitly—for example, a policy is associated directly with the object configuration or object class; a policy is associated with a relation type and the object is referenced by a relationship of that type; or a policy is inherited by the object from a parent object. A policy could have been associated with an object in a number of ways in addition to those associated explicitly through smart container configuration—for example, a policy is associated with the user object, role, or group; a policy associated with an object type; a policy is associated with the document template that a document was created from; a policy related to format; or a policy that is programmatically applied to an object or is user selected. A policy has a number of elements including a trigger which defines when a policy executes, a declarative or code-based set of conditions that will be evaluated at execution time to true or false, and an outcome (e.g., positive, negative, and error). A policy can manage conflicts. In the case where multiple policies may be associated with an object either directly or through inheritance, the system detects that there is a policy conflict (e.g., an object has multiple policies of the same type—for example two security or two versioning policies). The appropriate conflict resolution technique is applied including include 1) one policy takes precedence and only that policy is applied, 2) policies are applied sequentially, or 3) an error is indicated because the conflict cannot be resolved.
In 1004, interactions are executed. At runtime, users and programs interact with a smart container and its contents. Interactions include viewing and operating on objects controlled by the smart container configuration. Viewing will display information regarding a smart container object in a manner as indicated by the viewing policy. For example, email is viewed in a split window display with one window containing in box, out box, and junk box folders, another window listing the recent inbox emails, and another window showing the contents of a particular email. Views can be different dependent on the object, the user, the role of the user, the security policy, or any other appropriate criteria. In various embodiments, operations for smart containers include one or more of the following: fill a placeholder with an actual document object; attach a policy to an object; remove a policy from an object; add a document to an smart container; remove a document from an smart container; freeze smart container; version smart container; lock/unlock smart container; export smart container; copy smart container; check-out/check-in smart container; cancel smart container checkout; replicate smart container; and/or make smart container reference. Also, objects governed by a smart container may be operated on in any of the usual ways, i.e. copying, moving, versioning, saving, get file, set file, set attribute, get attribute, lifecycle operations, attach to workflow, creation, deletion, etc. However, because the object is governed by a smart container configuration, these operations may be restricted, modified, overridden, or extended in some way by the policies on the object.
Although the foregoing embodiments have been described in some detail for purposes of clarity of understanding, the invention is not limited to the details provided. There are many alternative ways of implementing the invention. The disclosed embodiments are illustrative and not restrictive.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - Kansas Revenue Secretary Nick Jordan says the state is withholding part of the payment to the company responsible for the new motor vehicle registration system while problems are being resolved.
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'The 5th Wave' lives up to the hype
"It's going to be the next big YA book," a publicist told me about Rick Yancey's "The 5th Wave" (G.P. Putnam, ages 12 and up). This is the kind of comment a reviewer has to weigh. Is this sales spin, or a truly remarkable book that will captivate young audiences — and me? The only way to judge the hype is to read, or listen for myself. The last time I'd heard that kind of pumping, a publicist was recommending Suzanne Collins' "The Hunger Games." I devoured that book in a weekend and have watched its sales and fan base grow ever since.
"The 5th Wave" was released in June with a gargantuan first printing of 500,000 and a sizeable $750,000 devoted to advertising. Since publication, it has no less than eight starred reviews and movie rights have been purchased. Despite all, I knew "The 5th Wave" might be a hard book for me to love. First, it lands squarely in one of my less favorite genres, dystopian fiction. Adding to my prejudice, this book features aliens. Right away I placed it in the same category as the plethora of books about werewolves and vampires, that is to say, books on my "not excited to read" list.
Yancey has proved himself with two successful series. "The Extraordinary Adventures of Alfred Kropp" (Bloomsbury, ages 11 and up) draws on Arthurian legend, the hero being a descendent of Lancelot. He won a YA Printz Honor for "The Monstrumologist" ( Simon and Schuster, ages 12 and up), the first of a Dickensian-toned Gothic horror series.
Yancey broaches his science fiction by plunking us down on an Earth we can recognize, though it's been transformed by four waves of alien attacks. The human population has been reduced by 93 percent -- first by an electromagnetic pulse that knocked out all machines, then tsunamis that destroyed coastal cities, followed by a plague carried by birds. During the 4th Wave, humans have been implanted with fetal alien intelligences.
Yancey gives us an intriguing guide in 16-year-old Cassie. She's trying to adjust to the fact that Ben, whom she's been crushing on for years, may never acknowledge she exists when the waves hit. Rapidly, she fill us in. First she loses cell service, then both parents, her adored younger brother is hauled away and before she adjusts to these changes, she's blown away a wounded guy with an M-16 in a convenience store. Turns out the thing he's hiding is not a gun, but a crucifix … so maybe he wasn't a bad guy. The thing is, how's a girl to know?
Even a non-science-fiction lover like me will be wooed by the intelligent, witty, sassy Cassie whose attitudes and approaches are reminiscent of Katniss Everdeen. Cassie's imagery quickly gives us a sense of her world and herself. She laughs at humans' supposition that aliens were stupid and working to be free of them "like a cockroach working up a plan to defeat the shoe on its way down to crush it." She bets they "knew about the human aliens we imagined and I bet they thought it was funny as hell."
Cassie comes alive even intensely in the audio version when Phoebe Strole gives her voice (Penguin Audio, unabridged, 12 hours, 41 minutes). Strole accents irony and sets the narrative tone for a book filled with reversals and the plucky characters who navigate them. She also makes room for Cassie's many moods and emotions—self-deprecating humor, determination to find her brother and constant confusion. Cassie's got a lot to contend with and Strole makes the tension real and Cassie's strategizing make sense in dire situations.
It's not long before Cassie finds herself wounded by a sniper, hiding under a Buick and wondering if she's the last human left on earth. Enter the handsome, protective Evan Walker. Slowly the cautious, acerbic Cassie begins to let down her guard. But Evan has a mysterious side and hidden secrets. Who is he really?
Presiding questions throughout the book are: Who is he and who am I now? A secondary character, "Zombie," faces the same issues. Only months before the 17-year-old was worried about sports and summer employment, but after lingering close to death, he's immersed in a rigorous, brutal military training to ready him for killing aliens. In the audio, Brandon Espinoza, takes the male parts — the emotion-stilted Evan and determined "Zombie,", whose fleeting feelings are sublimated to survival.
The characters focus on survival, wondering if they will endure the final unknown 5th Wave. But there is a greater war going on, a war where the enemy looks like the friend. Readers and listeners will be driven through plot twists and turns by the mix of romance, suspense, mystery and uncertainties that sweep one through pages like a wave that can't be stopped.
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The success of the U.S. space astrophysics program depends on a proper balance between large, moderate, and small missions. Large missions such as the Great Observatories have capabilities that cannot be matched by smaller missions. They provide leaps in capability needed to solve many of the problems at the frontiers of the universe. Large missions involve many researchers in innovative instrument development, support broad community participation in creative observing, attract students, and capture the public imagination. For example, data from the Einstein Observatory have been analyzed in more than 1,000 published papers, nearly all of which were written by individuals or by small groups of investigators. Large missions in astronomy provide for "small science with big facilities." Amortized over their lifetimes, large missions can be efficient and cost-effective.
However, large missions are also complex and expensive. NASA and the scientific community must be alert to possible technical and management simplifications to assure scientific success on the fastest schedule and at the lowest cost. The manufacturing flaw in the HST mirrors constitutes a sober lesson, but HST problems must be viewed alongside a list of stunning successes in other complex missions such as the Viking and Voyager planetary flybys and the High-Energy Astronomical Observatory (HEAO) program, including the Einstein Observatory. The astronomical community and NASA must use the lessons of HST, and of other complex NASA science projects, to learn how to improve the management of future large missions.
At the same time, moderate and small missions add a vital dimension to NASA's space science program: the ability to deploy new instrumental technology into space on relatively short time scales. Smaller programs can provide new approaches to well-defined scientific problems of great significance that are not easily addressed with the large missions. The opportunity for rapid access to space allows for quick responses to scientific and technical developments, stimulates progress in technology, and attracts young instrumentalists who are essential for a successful future in space science. Many of the outstanding astronomical missions of the past were of moderate or small size, such as the Uhuru x-ray telescope, the International Ultraviolet Explorer (IUE), the Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS), and the Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) satellite. The small suborbital program made major contributions to the study of Supernova 1987A.
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I'm 20 weeks pregnant and I've developed a fun new symptom. I work at a desk job so it involves a lot of sitting. After sitting in my chair at work for a while, I notice that my butt is sore. Like if you fall on ice and land on your butt sore. What is this? Is it my coccyx? I brought a pillow in to work with me today to sit on in my chair but it's not helping. I'm thinking maybe an exercise ball as a chair will help? Or do I need to find a chiropractor?
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I have the same problem!! I asked my midwife about it last week and she said office chairs are the worst for pregnant women. She suggested I get a yoga ball to sit on or on of those kneeling chairs (I don't know how to describe it sorry...). She also suggested getting up and strecthing and walking around every 30 minutes or so. I haven't really done any of these things so I don't know how well they work
Just know someone else feels your pain!
My husband bought me a coccyx cushion and it worked wonders.
*Definitely* get a yoga ball for work!!! I can't recommend it enough! Avoid sitting for long periods of time (get up and walk when you can) but when you're sitting sit on a yoga ball. It'll feel SO much better than a chair.
Certain yoga stretches can help too. Lots of cat/cow and child pose.
Just remember, if all else fails, it'll stop hurting for sure after you have the baby, and that's only a few more months!
might also be sciatica. a couple weeks ago my butt was so achy...like i had sprained it. SIL said sciatica although i've had herniated disks in the past and it didn't feel as bad. sure enough, i did get some shooting pain down the legs to confirm it.
if it is the case, i would second guess going to a chiro. at least when i had it with disk issues, chiropractic is one of the worst things you can do (but that might just be because of the bulging disk and not related to other causes of sciatica)
SAHM to 3 boys and 1 man; 22 , 9, 5 and now 1 year old!
Me too.
My coworkers have brought me pillows and stuff, but nothing helps except not sitting. I try to stand up and stretch every hour but it gets difficult. Especially getting up when my butt hurts so badly! It makes me dread going to work.
I'd definitely start seeing a chiro--they can help with so many things, but especially this sort of ache. ITA that sitting on a yoga ball will help too
Sarah ~ ds X 12/05 ~ dd E 3/08 ~ 7/12
Me too and I had it with my last pregnancy as well. Started around 18 wks both times. I just started seeing my chiropractor again to adjust it. Basically the baby belly pushes it out of alignment. It was worse with my last pregnancy b/c I was working FT (sitting mostly). This time I get around more chasing my 3 yo so it isn't as bad. Try to get up at your work often during the day to stretch, walk around, bend over, etc.
Semi-crunchy Momma to a 4 year old girl and a baby girl born in July of 2011.
I'm wondering because I saw a new chiro yesterday. I haven't been to one since June or July of 2009. I was pregnant then, too, about 8 weeks. I got an adjustment and found out a few weeks later that my baby had died at around 8 weeks. So, even though I am assured by everyone that chiropractic is safe during pg, I can't help but wonder if it contributed to my miscarriage somehow. My adjustment on Friday was essentially the same as the adjustments I've had when I was pg and that made me nervous. I'm afraid to have it done again. There aren't any chiros in my area who specialize in prenatal. Most are accident injury chasers.
SAHM to 3 boys and 1 man; 22 , 9, 5 and now 1 year old!
My adjustments are different. For one there is a big hole in the table for my belly to lay in. ;) She did some pushing like normal (on middle back) but did different things on the "butt" area. Of course when I'm not pregnant I have different chiro needs, but she did tell me that she uses a tool (too hard to explain) on her pregnant clients.
Semi-crunchy Momma to a 4 year old girl and a baby girl born in July of 2011.
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Sometimes you love a food so much, you could eat it everyday. These restaurants take favoritism even further by devoting their entire menu to a single dish, often with many variations. From mac and cheese to French fries, these indulgences are so beloved, there are restaurants devoted to them.
American Grilled Cheese Kitchen in San Francisco
Unrecognizable from the humble sandwich Mom used to serve, the eight all-day choices feature combos like mushroom/Gruyere/fontina/melted leeks/caramelized onion, or Havarti/Point Reyes blue cheese/roast chicken/arugula with dill-dijon mustard. Five breakfast choices, including a cured ham, sharp cheddar, apple mustard and rosemary butter combo, come with a cage-free egg (hard or scrambled) tucked inside levain bread. Two locations are in the Mission and South Park districts. theamericansf.com
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Toss out those boxes: indulge in a dozen varieties of macaroni and cheese heaven, from Mexican-style with chorizo, chipotle peppers, cilantro and jack cheese, and Asian-spiced exotic with Sriracha sauce, scallions, ginger butter and gouda, to upscale -- black truffle gouda over sautéed mushrooms and thyme -- vegan (tofu, soy milk and a dash of soy sauce), and classic, extra-creamy all-cheddar. The best-seller boasts roasted garlic, gouda and pecorino. Add any of 18 toppings, like bacon, walnuts or spinach. Authors of a mac and cheese cookbook, the chef-owners judged a recent amateur bake-off at San Francisco's Omnivore Books. homeroom510.com
Magdalena's Creperie in Bellingham, Wash.
The 35 varieties feature savory crepes – crammed with asparagus and prosciutto, topped with béchamel sauce, mozzarella and Parmesan cheese, or a smoked salmon, capers, olives, sun-dried tomato and asparagus combo, dessert crepes, such as Nutella, banana and powdered sugar topped by dark chocolate, and breakfast crepes, like one stuffed with eggs, spinach, brie, and prosciutto. The Polish-born chef/owner makes all the fillings and sauces herself at this breakfast/lunch spot, and uses whole wheat or gluten-free buckwheat as well as white flour. magdalenascreperie.com
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Passionate about peanut butter? Twenty types of peanut butter sandwiches, from Elvis Presley's favorite – with bananas and honey (bacon $1 extra) and Jerry Seinfeld's favorite – a peanut butter-topped toasted bagel sprinkled with honey and cinnamon, to maple-flavored peanut butter with bacon and a bit of pineapple jam, are served at this central Village spot. So are chocolate peanut butter pie, brownies and eight other PB-based desserts, plus PB smoothies made with bananas, soy milk and honey and shakes. Ilovepeanutbutter.com
Risotteria in New York City
Over 50 gourmet versions of risotto, the northern Italian creamy rice-based dish, are offered at this small, casual West Village restaurant – like shrimp/hot peppers/arugula, lamb/spinach/lemon or chicken/porcini/mushroom/pine nuts combos. A choice of three rices -- Arborio, carnaroli or Vialone Nano (the last two preferred in Italy) – plus gluten-free and vegetarian styles are available. Daily specials come with suggested wine pairings. To speed cooking time, the rice is partially pre-cooked. risotteria.com
Rice to Riches in New York City
Explore 21 inspired gourmet twists on rice pudding, in flavors like the best-sellers French Toast (cinnamon, maple syrup and butter), Rocky Road (dark chocolate with almonds and marshmallows), and cheesecake, which sell for $4.75 a cup here. The $1 toppings range from oatmeal coconut to oven-roasted fruits. This glitzily-designed spot in Nolita, Little Italy's trendy section, is open until 1 a.m. on weekends and has a cheeky sense of humor. A metal urn's caption: "ashes of difficult customers." ricetoriches.com
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Fiercely fond of French fries? Here Belgian-style hand-cut frites come with a choice of 13 dipping sauces, like chile paste/mayo, tomato/paprika/onions/mayo, or cheddar/Duvel ale, for 75 cents each. (Ketchup, mayo or gravy are free.) Poutine – a Quebec specialty – fries topped with cheese curds and gravy (with additions like bacon, stout-braised beef and deep-fried egg as well) is served, with Belgian and American craft beers available. eatfrites.com


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James F. McGrath teaches New Testament at Butler University. He blogs at Exploring Our Matrix, part of the CCblogs network.
Someone recently asked me about why Jesus' death was understood by Christians as a resurrection rather than a "bodily translation to heaven" or something of the sort.
It's a fascinating question, and so I thought I would share some of my answer here.
Recently in my Sunday school class, we continued a discussion that started the previous time, sparked by Hebrews 12, which depicts God as one who disciplines—or more literally "whips" or "flogs"—his children for their benefit. There was general agreement that, while some ancient people may have viewed misfortunes that came their way as divine punishment, there are good scientific, moral and even biblical grounds for challenging that viewpoint.
There are things which, when you are an inerrantist, never cross your mind, and yet when you cease to be one, you wonder how you could possibly have failed to think those thoughts, notice those things, and ask those questions.
Apparently the term "Maundy Thursday" comes from the Latin phrase "mandatum novum" meaning "new commandment." The reference is to John 13, which features the story of Jesus washing the disciples' feet, followed by his statement about a new commandment he has given them, to love one another.
We actually reached this passage in my class on the Gospel of John yesterday, and had an interesting discussion about whether this commandment is "new," and if so, in what sense.
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Hey guys, i was wondering, is their any new submissions or techniques made?
The only recent one I heard of was the wicked triangle.
Edit: Variations are good to, like if you know a new arm bar shout it out.
Hey guys, i was wondering, is their any new submissions or techniques made?
The only recent one I heard of was the wicked triangle.
Edit: Variations are good to, like if you know a new arm bar shout it out.
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Very few techniques are truly new. A lot of them have new names and get more attention, but like the old phrase goes "there's nothing new under the sun."
The only technique I can think of that might be considered truly new would be the gogoplata, as supposedly invented by Nino Schembri. But that is at least 10 years old I believe. Even things like Eddie Bravo's twister have been around for years in catch wrestling.
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Well, i mean their is new techniques, like i said, the wicked triangle.Originally Posted by Noob
Is the fist in the throat one new?
I understand. What I am saying is that there are next to no techniques that are truly new. No matter what name they have. Everyone has two arms, two legs, and one torso. There are only so many possibilities.Originally Posted by BJJ Boy
And I would be willing to bet that the 'wicked triangle' is not new. In fact, I would put money on it. There is no guarantee that someone somewhere hasn't used it before. Many moves are created by different people at different times, indepenent of each other.
Lol, and no, the fist in the throat one is not new.
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Oh, yea i see what your saying, i forgot to mention variations are good to.
Popular opinion usually says: Rare = New (see the Gogo or Twister). By this formula your best bet to find "new" submissions is to look up grappling arts that are less common such as catch wrestling.
The day someone finds out a way to do a Boston Crab in MMA I bet a lot of people will call it a new sub Me and my buddies still just call it "The Ultimate Pwn" though
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Originally Posted by Quinton "Rampage" Jackson
New techniques nowadays are just "new" or "different" ways of doing something.
Invisible brabo
D'arce choke
Sniper Guillotine (might have a different name, but that's what I've heard. Marcelo hit it in adcc 2007)
Monoplata - Marcelo's submission
Octupus guard (I don't think it really warrants a new name, but it's from Eduardo Telles)
Von Flue Choke - (From the ufc, very cool choke Jason Von flue used from side control)
I'm sure there are "new" things that come up all the time, everywhere. The Japanese are like Jiu-jitsu scientists when it comes to different ways of doing things. As more people pick it up, more stuff will come up.
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Originally Posted by unquiet
Agreed. This is true with anything. The more minds working on something, the more ideas will come out.
As BJJ/MMA gets more popular, there are only going to be more and more brains thinking about it. It's natural that new things come about.
That being said, we all only have two arms and two legs. There can only be so many motions. A lot of 'new' techniques are really 'recycled' techniques with new names.
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I am stealing these pictures from another forum, but I did come up with this technique independently.
A training partner and I were messing around before class, talking about the gogoplata and kind of poking fun at it. I had the absurd idea to try it from the mounted position.
It seemed retarded at the time, and though maybe technically valid it was just too strange to consider. And then one random day a few weeks or months after that, I was rolling with a new student and almost literally fell right into it. Messed around with the setup for it, and came to actually like it.
I came across someone else who had posted the idea just a few weeks ago, and was like "hey fucker, you stole my idea." Either way, he has pictures and I don't, so I will use them.
My most successful entry for this is when I am working to pin their left arm to the mat. Either to get a triangle, or work toward the Scrima Side Control.
When they fight this, they usually try to keep their arm away from the mat, this puts you in perfect position for the first picture. Hugging the arm to your hip, instead of pinning it. Then the rest is self explanatory.
The beautiful part about this move is that you can do a gogoplata without having to be insanely flexible. You can be stiff as a cardboard box and still pull this off reasonably well.
I call it the "Noob-o-plata." (Not really).
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