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The original version of this article, by Andrew Freedman, appeared on Climate Central.
A new study finds that it is possible to greatly slow the rate of sea level rise, which is one of the biggest threats global warming poses, by cutting so-called "short-lived climate pollutants," which warm the climate on timescales of a few weeks to a decade, in combination with reductions in long-lived greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2).
The study, published in the journal Nature Climate Change, found that reducing emissions of these short-lived climate pollutants, including soot and methane, by 30 to 60 percent by 2050 would slow the annual rate of sea level rise by about 18 percent by 2050. Combining reductions in short-lived pollutants with decreasing CO2 emissions could cut the rate of sea level rise in half by 2100, from 0.82 inches to 0.43 inches per year, while reducing the total sea level rise by 31 percent during the same period.
Related research by Climate Central scientists shows that the emissions reductions would potentially benefit more than 2 million Americans by 2100, who might otherwise be living below sea level at that point.
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In addition, the study found that, compared to just cutting CO2 emissions, reducing the release of short-lived climate pollutants would do more to slow sea level rise before 2050, but that lowering CO2 emissions would be required to limit warming and warming-related impacts beyond that point.
"We need an all-of-the-above approach to controlling greenhouse gases. Clearly we need to cut CO2 emissions, but we also need to take advantage of the very substantial short term gains that can be achieved by cutting emissions of non-CO2 climate pollutants," said Claudia Tebaldi, a research scientist at Climate Central and a co-author of the study.
As ocean waters warm and land-based ice sheets melt in response to manmade global warming, global sea levels have been rising by about 1.2 inches per decade, and recent studies project up to 1 meter, or about 3.3 feet, of global sea level rise by the end of this century. This would imperil some of the world's largest coastal population centers, including New York, Miami, and Mumbai. In the U.S., Florida has the greatest population at risk from sea level rise, with 2.1 million people projected to live below sea level in that state by 2100 if greenhouse gas emissions are not reduced.
Sea level rise will vary in different regions of the world due to ocean currents and movement of land masses, but this study examined global average sea level rise.
Already, sea level rise has made storm surge events more damaging than they otherwise would have been. In New York, for example, seas have risen by about one foot during the past century, which helped heighten the storm surge from Hurricane Sandy when the storm struck in October 2012. That storm killed more than 40 people in New York City itself, flooded all of the subway tunnels that connect Manhattan to Brooklyn and Queens, and cut power to lower Manhattan for days.
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Sorry for the bad title, but I dont know what its called. I have a background on a website, and when some of the pages are too short (see picture), I want the white content background to continue to the bottom. Hopefull some of you have a solution, because it has to work in different screen sizes (1024×768 etc…).
Hopefull this picture can explain it, but ask if you want some code or more information.
If the "Advertise Here" part is the footer, then position it to stick to the bottom of the browser window like so
#footer {position: fixed; bottom: 0;}
Thanks for your answer, but then this happens:
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Its not supposed to be nailed to the bottom, the white color just has to continue down the page.
You can see a picture, how it looks on pages which are long enough here:
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If you posted a link it would be easier to help, otherwise it's just a stab in the dark as I have no idea how you have coded your site :!:
Take a look at this, it might help you out.
It's not uploaded, but I will do it, since I think its required now.
Thanks for the link, but it doesn't help. I put height: 100% on my footer, and min-height: 100% on HTML and body, but it just removes the space from the "advertise here" to the bottom of the footer.
Link: http://www.graphicaldesign.wep.dk/grafik.html
I know it loads like shit, and you dont understand the text, but you can see the code. It's a free server, but in a few days, I'll buy a good one. Hopefully it helps :)
PS: It was my first site, so it's not set up perfectly, but hopefully I could fix it without starting from the start again.
Change height to 100% on #wrapper
On the larger pages, it stops at the middle. So that wont work.
These suggestions should work, but they probably are not because you have your footer div OUTSIDE of your #wrapper. The wrapper div should ALWAYS contain ALL content of the page, and then it should work. It is easy to lose track of your divs, especially when you have an excess of them (which you do). Therefore it is really helpful to label each div that you close with a comment. For example:

all page content here, including footer

 <!– end #wrapper–>
This way you can see which div is closed where and they are easier to keep track of. Hope this works for ya!
Your problem is not a quick fix because of the way you have coded your site. You need to rework it.
Div tags cannot be used within li tags,
 tags are not used for spacing, this should be done with margins and padding in the css. The center tag in the footer is deprecated and I think as Lynz said you have a problem with closing divs.
I know it's coded bad, as I said before it was my first site. I just hoped it could be fixed without totally remake, but I can see nobody have a solution. Thanks for your tries…
EDIT: I found a way, that works "OK", but not perfectly. It continues longer than to the bottom, but it's better than before.
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I harvested the first of the peas tonight. Which is the first of the vegetables. If you discount the spinach, which I planted in a crappy wet part of the garden to see how an 'above the ground' crop would do. And then really ignored, because even though I could see from the deck it wasn't doing so well, I don't like spinach enough to put the effort in.
I ignored it and ignored it, and then half-heartedly checked on it, and realised the tall ones were in fact dandelions, and then trudged over to the shed for the hoe (which was broken) and then didn't buy a new one, and, well, you get the picture...
So I have a lot of spinach gone to seed, which Bunny likes to nibble on when he's bored of dandelions.
And some peas.
I went out with a bowl, and even though I only had to go through one gate and not the two that led to our garden at home, suddenly I was nine again and it was Sunday after 10 o'clock Mass on a breezy summer day and I was picking peas for the Queen Mum to go with the roast beef dinner.
My fingers touched every pod and there was that old satisfaction when I found one that was bursting with goodness, straining against the pod.
Twist and pull. Just like Paddy showed me.
It was all I could do not to sit on the back door step and shell them immediatey, stuffing most of them in my mouth.
But Himself is working nights down on the waterfront this week, so I will leave them for him to enjoy when he gets home... seeing as he designed and built the special stands they are twined around.
There is nothing that man can't do with some 2 x 4 and a piece of netting.
If he decides he wants to, of course.
After a lot of work, and some sunshine and just enough rain our garden is starting to make progress. The potatoes and corn are very vigorous, so I am hopeful. The pumpkin patch had about a 10 per cent success rate, which is not too bad considering we were making it up as we went along.
We only need enough pumpkins for Hallowe'en anyways... I can't eat the stuff.
We are on our second round of cucumbers as Bunny likes them too.
And the tomatos are succeeding against all the odds. Just when they needed to be tended I took a huff with the garden and ignored it for about two weeks straight. Then got a rush of guilt and watered the bejaysus out of the little seedlings three nights in a row. It appears to have worked, we have about fifty sturdy plants now.
I can't wait until the greenhouse smells of tomatos... it is the best smell in the world. Better than cut grass even.
This year I managed to get a bit of formal gardening done as well. I put in a new small bed, and cleaned up the SEVEN beds we have found around the property.
Holy of holies, it's exhausting though. And back-breaking. I have been to the massage therapist so often this year he's been reading up on gardener's elbow. Basically what happened (I think) was that a woman who used to live here designed and planted all the beds. Then she split up with her husband and they sold the house. Before they left they mulched the beds.
Seven years passed and nobody disturbed them. Then along comes I, all vim and vigour last year and took out all the mulch.
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I am getting there.
It will be manageable in about five years, I reckon.
I've decided to plant lots of Asians so there will be no ground cover underneath. Hydrangeas, rhododendrons, wigelias, that kind of thing.
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OpenStreetMap vs. Google/TeleAtlas Street Coverage
Steve Chilton of Middlesex University recently created a cool map in GeoCommons comparing street coverage for OpenStreetMap (OSM) and Google/TeleAtlas in several cities across the globe. It provided a fascinating perspective and thought it would be cool to share it with the community.
The project began with work by Bernard Zwischenbrugger to visually compare coverages between OSM and Google/TeleAtlas. Then Alex Mauer picked up the ball and did a numerical analysis of coverage. Steve then took Bernard's original visual comparison (location data) and Alex's scoring (numerical comparison) and produced a map to visualize the results of the comparison:
The size of the circles are proportional to the values for both, so small circles equal poor coverage and large circles equal good coverage. The overlap of the circles shows who appears to be doing better (orangey/brown showing means that osm is doing better, blue google). OSM is the top layer so a tie will have OSM looking better, but you can click the layers on and off to see both views of the coverage.
Alex's original assessment was that OSM is slightly ahead of Google/TeleAtlas worldwide and in in Africa and Asia. In Europe, OSM is well ahead. Google is slightly ahead in Oceania, and well ahead in North and especially South America.
Steve would have liked to be able to show results on a combined scale from +5 (for osm 5, google 0) to -5 (osm 0, google +5), with 0 for equal, but we do not yet ha ve a bi-polar colour scale for point data in the software. A great suggestion for future development.
It will be interesting to see how Google's launch of MapMaker for 162 countries will impact this comparison in the future. Many thanks to Steve for loading the data into Finder and making cool maps with it.
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Menno says:
Nice map…
One small comment though: in the article it is said that "In Europe, OSM is well ahead.". From what I see this is not the case, Google is ahead of or equal to OSM within the countries of the European Union and well ahead within the countries of the mediterranean basin (except for Italy). The only countries where OSM is scoring (much) better than Google are the countries of the former eastern europe, the independent states that made up the former soviet union and Scandinavia (including Iceland). To say that OSM is well ahead of Google within Europe seems somewhat simplistic. What I think that can be seen clearly in the map is the strength of an initiative like OSM within countries that have limited resources to publish up-to-date datasets at street level (many African countries) while in countries with a strong cartographic tradition (for example the former British colonies) Google has been able to tap these resources and is ahead of OSM.
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Hi Menno – Alex is an OSM member, so might have been a bit biased on the coverage comparison I think the current state of the map is probably more a reflection of where TeleAtlas has made investments to map countries. TeleAtlas is in the business of selling data, so seems logical they will invest in mapping countries in detail where they can make the most money.
I'd wager Google's goals are a bit different since they do not sell data. Instead they are looking for viewers of their maps which opens a wider net. I think this is probably one of the motivating reasons behind MapMaker. The street data vendors were not mapping areas where Google had significant visitors from, most likely because they were not profitable markets to map in detail. So, Google created a tool to do so. I think the consensus is it would have been better to incorporate OSM in this effort, but that is a different debate. The nice thing is with the data mapped out it opens the discussion in a new way, for fresh perspectives like yours. Thanks to Steve for that!
hash says:
Very interesting! I didn't realize that OSM was so far ahead in W. Africa, which is particularly useful for me to know for Ushahidi.
Steve Chilton says:
I just want to clarify that the map only compares (most) capital cites and not countries. Unfortunately the way the map was embedded in the blog page curtailed the title which included this information. There are people within the OSM project working on metrics for measuring both accuracy and coverage at neighbourhood/county/country levels – both of which need to be quantifiable for the data for it to be accepted (and used) widely in the geo-community.
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Thanks for the clarification Steve. Look forward to seeing the new metrics. In the spirit of crowdsourcing another blog pointed out that Munich was accidentally geo-coded or mislabeled as Monaco. Can't wait to get annotations on the map so the feedback is harnessed in a systematic manner.
Richard Fairhurst says:
Menno – well, it depends on what you compare. As a traditional streetmap for drivers, Google Maps is still ahead of OSM pretty much everywhere in the EU, you're right.
But OSM is ahead with cycle routes (www.opencyclemap.org), footpaths, and a bunch of other stuff not shown on Google Maps – even if you take the dreaded 'mashups' into account. I can actually use OSM as a cycling or walking map in my area now; certainly can't say the same for Google.
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A major electricity company has bought into the Chinese wastewater market through a $102 million acquisition. The circumstances of the deal are shrouded in controversy, reports Kathy Liu.
State-owned electricity generation company China Guodian Corporation (CGC) has been lured by the growth promised in China's wastewater sector, announcing in January that it will acquire a 70% stake in state-owned Shenyang Zhenxing Environmental Protection Company (SZEP).
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Imagine a year without spending or even touching money. Former businessman Mark Boyle did just that and here is his extraordinary story. Going back to basics and following his own strict rules, Mark learned ingenious ways to eliminate his bills and discovered that good friends are all the riches you need. Encountering seasonal foods, solar panels, skill-swapping schemes, cuttlefish toothpaste, compost toilets and - the unthinkable - a cash-free Christmas, Boyle puts the fun into frugality and offers some great tips for economical (and environmentally friendly) living. A testament to Mark's astounding determination, this witty and heart-warming book will make you re-evaluate your relationship to your wallet.
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Interesting that they advertise it as having a Broadway stage show. There is a Gayety on Central Avenue in LA but none on Broadway that I know of. Maybe they were fudging since Broadway is three blocks away.
My only quibble would be that I don't recall ever seeing billboards of that nature on Main Street, at least not on that part of Main. if it's not this Gayety I wonder which one it could be. I think it may be on Broadway, but perhaps not in Los Angeles?
I think the Gaiety is the theater farthest north on Main in this 1930s photo from the USC archive:
I notice that the unreadable vertical sign appears to be partly draped, as though they might have been working on it. I wonder if this was the time the Gaiety name was adopted for the house? It's also possible they were getting ready to remove the vertical. It was certainly gone by the time Robert McVay took this 1947 photo (previously posted.)
The movies on the Optic's marquee were both released in 1938. According to IMDb, the Dick Powell movie "Hard to Get" was released in November and "Orphans of the Street" in December. I don't think the Optic was a first-run house any more by this time, but the latter movie appears to be a "B" picture of the sort that went to sub-run houses pretty fast, so if IMDb's dates are right then the photo could date from late 1938 or early 1939.
Joe, almost all of these photos from the Dick Whittington studio were taken in 1939. I only posted the ones relevant to CT, but there are 2840 photos in the USC collection showing LA during this period. Go to the USC archive search engine and enter "Whittington" to see the entire collection.
Does anyone know of an archival copy of the Frank E. Wolfe film mentioned in the thread above, From Dusk to Dawn 1913? David E. James lists the film as lost in his recent book, and his discussion of the film is based on an essay written by the director. In any case the film looks like it might be a loose adaptation of a Zola novel I am working on, Travail (Labor), published in 1901. The novel was also adapted for an epic six-part film by Henri Pouctal in 1919. Also, andita above suggests the Wolfe film "did blockbuster business". How do we know? Suggestions of resources for this neophyte appreciated (I'm a scholar of literature, not film, working in a new direction). Thanks.
cmayerrro: I'm afraid I can't provide you with any additional information about Wolfe's 1913 movie. About 80% of all movies made in the United States during the silent era are lost, and the odds that a copy (even a partial one) of From Dusk to Dawn survives are pretty slim. It's possible that reviews survive in publications of the period, and one or another of them might give you a clue to the story's origin, but I've been unable to find any.
There's a very slight chance that a copy of the movie survived among the cache of American silent films recently revealed to exist in Russia. There are 194 films, according to this article, and copies of them are being sent to the Library of Congress. I've been unable to find a list of the titles of these movies. Given the vast number of movies that have been lost, and the mere handful that were discovered in Russia, though, the chance that a copy of From Dusk to Dawn is in this cache of survivors is slight. Still, the movie's Socialist theme makes it likely that prints of it would have made their way to Russia during the early Soviet period.
If andita is still watching this thread, Google Books has a preview of the David James book cmayerro mentioned, The Most Typical Avant-Garde, and I noticed that it says the movie premiered at the Mozart Theatre on Sunday, October 19, 1913, and played there for one week before moving to the Lyceum Theatre. The Mozart was on Grand Avenue, and the Lyceum on Spring Street.
If From Dusk to Dawn later played a house on Fifth Street, I've unearthed another possible venue at which it might have been shown. I only recently discovered that, in 1908, a good-sized movie house called the Globe Theatre was built at the southeast corner of Fifth and Los Angeles streets. It was operating at least as late as 1914, but was closed sometime before 1921. Given its early closing date, as well as its out-of-the-way location, it's not surprising that its existence eluded our discovery for so long.
Thank you so much for your expeditious reply, Joe Vogel. The news of the Yeltsin collection of silent American films being donated is serendipitous, even if it turns out the Wolfe film isn't among them. I'll dig and see what I can learn. Incidentally, I'm searching for another film adaptation of a Zola novel, co-directed by French and Russian directors H. Etievant and N. Evreinoff, "Fecondite" (1929). I've written to every archive in France and have struck out there, but I still wonder about private holdings, possibly in Russia. Just putting this out there in case you have any ideas. Again, thank you, Carmen Mayer-Robin
As a followup to the previous message, see the following for the first ten films in the collection, courtesy of our research librarian at the University of Alabama: http://www.loc.gov/today/pr/2010/10-239.html
Also, the same librarian says the LOC promises to write back with a list of the other films within the next week. I'll be glad to share if and when the list materializes.
Apparently, there was a "Louis Sonney's Museum of Crime†on 521 S. Main St. in the 1920s, adjoining the theatre. An old ticket with that address was found in the mouth of the mummy of outlaw Elmer McCurdy, which is what allowed the police to ID the corpse, which had been found displayed in a funhouse at the Pike amusement park in Long Beach in the 1970s. Everyone had thought it was a badly-sculpted wax figure until its arm fell off. So after seeing a movie at the Moon, you could go next door and pay 25 cents to see a mummified inept train and bank robber.
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Bernard Tomic scores his biggest win, beating world No. 1 Novak Djokovic in Hopman Cup tennis
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BERNARD Tomic claimed the biggest scalp of his stuttering career when he upset world No.1 Novak Djokovic at the Hopman Cup in Perth last night.
Tomic lived up to everything he has ever promised to be as he romped to a 6-4 6-4 win in front of a packed house at the new Perth Arena.
It was the 20-year-old's second career win over Djokovic, but first of real significance after an exhibition triumph over the five-time grand slam champion at Kooyong in early 2010.
Tomic hit 25 winners to Djokovic's 12 in a performance that was a far cry from the one he gave against Andy Roddick at last year's US Open when he was accused of "tanking" and subsequently dumped from Australia's Davis Cup squad because of his poor attitude.
He wiped Djokovic off the court with his array of deadly groundstrokes and boom service game, but his heroics were not enough to stop Serbia from taking the tie 2-1.
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KJBeinke of Adelaide Posted at 10:39 PM January 02, 2013
About time he started to swing his racquet and shut his mouth.
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Vera of Melbourne Posted at 11:43 PM January 02, 2013
Weldone Tomic, I know you can do it
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Matt of Brisbane Posted at 6:56 AM January 03, 2013
Good, lucky he has that Ferrari too. He'll need the top down because his head will be the size of a blimp.
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Kathleen of Gold Coast Posted at 7:45 AM January 03, 2013
Wow,don't normally watch much tennis,but watched both games hoping for Tomic to win (the press have really been on his tail,looking for anything negative they could print over the past year,just for a story)it will be great to finally read some positive news on his tennis.Congratulations Tomic,you really showed last night you have the ability to be World Number One ,one day.A well deserved win.
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Clay of Moama Posted at 8:05 AM January 03, 2013
Just goes to show that nobody takes the Hopman Cup seriously ... If this kid can win, maybe even Hewitt can win there
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