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What makes science different from politics?
That's not the start of a joke, but it is a good jumping off point for a discussion of the latest publication on paleo-reconstructions of the last couple of millennia. As has been relatively widely reported, Mike Mann and colleagues (including Ray Bradley and Malcolm Hughes) have a new paper out in PNAS with an update of their previous work. And this is where the question posed above comes in: the difference is that with time scientists can actually make progress on problems, they don't just get stuck in an endless back and forth of the same talking points.
We discussed what would be required in an update of these millennial reconstructions a few months back and the main principles remain true now. You need proxies that are a) well-dated, b) have some fidelity to a climate variable of interest, c) have been calibrated to those variable(s), d) that are then composited together somehow, and e) that the composite has been validated against the instrumental record.
The number of well-dated proxies used in the latest paper is significantly greater than what was available a decade ago: 1209 back to 1800; 460 back to 1600; 59 back to 1000 AD; 36 back to 500 AD and 19 back to 1 BC (all data and code is available here). This is compared with 400 or so in MBH99, of which only 14 went back to 1000 AD. The increase in data availability is a pretty remarkable testament to the increased attention that the paleo-community has started to pay to the recent past – in part, no doubt, because of the higher profile this kind of reconstruction has achieved. The individual data-gatherers involved should be applauded by all.
The increase in proxy records allows a whole bunch of new things to be done. First off, the importance of tree rings can be tested more robustly. With the original MBH98 proxies, there was only enough other data to go back to 1760 if you left out the tree rings. The match was pretty good over multi-decadal periods, but the interannual variability was much larger without tree-rings. Now though, the Northern hemisphere land temperature reconstructions without tree rings can go back to 1500 AD or 1000 AD depending on which of two methodologies are used. For the NH land and ocean target, it's even possible to get a coherent non-tree ring reconstruction back to 700 AD! As before, there are some differences (notably in the 17th Century where the tree rings indicate colder temperatures), but the recent warming is anomalous regardless.
Secondly, you can screen records and pick targets more finely: do you want only records that match local temperatures? Done. You want to get a handle on global and southern hemisphere means as well as the northern hemisphere? Done. Other screens could easily be implemented.
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Using Gentoo GNU/Linux here, I have a similar problem I think. If I load up a game with 8 bots one gets renamed to 'UnnamedPlayer'
Since their bug fix a while back that kicks you for invalid names (beforehand it'd rename you to UnnamedPlayer) I'm sure the two are somehow related.
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Ditto here. Also using Gentoo. The problem does seem to be reduced if I turn off dynamic bot difficulty, but that doesn't completely eliminate it. None of the suggestions I've found on the forum so far have helped, including resetting my config. I can't finish training with Crash because she gets kicked before it's finished.
Hello! I noticed that i cannot finish practice sesion with bot "Crash" because of her kick. She get kicked always after few frags. Reason is: was kicked for invalid name.
That same thing happens when i want to practice random match in random gametype with random bots. All of them get kicked from game for invalid name.
if i set directly skill of bot to example nightmare, they sometimes also get kicked.
also i noticed that the sometimes bots do not change their weapons when they are out of ammo.
Someone chime in if I'm wrong but it seems like everyone this happens to (including myself), is using Linux. Or at least predominately. So that might seem to indicate there is some connection?
Same here. Linux user (Debian Sid), every practice match I start ends after a few seconds due to the bot getting kicked.
This bug is long time ago exists, and very annoying.
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One night after the OFA Boys posted an impressive victory over Malone, the Lady Devils followed suit with their best performance of the season in a 60-47 nonleague win over Carthage on Wednesday and a sweep over the Class A Comets of the Frontier League
The Lady Devils secured their win by patiently executing all the options of their press-breaker to score 25 points in the fourth quarter and answer the defense-defying pull-up jump-shooting of SUNY Albany-bound lead guard Zakiya Saunders who scored 14 of her game-high 27 points in the quarter.
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North country Assembly members disagree with Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silvers view that upstate school districts should look to their own taxpayers to fund full-day prekindergarten.
On Tuesday, Mr. Silver said upstate school districts that need funds for universal pre-K programs can raise their property taxes.
Upstate New York taxpayers are already strapped for cash, and the Assembly speakers suggestion that upstaters can bear another increase in their property taxes is out of touch with reality, Assemblyman Kenneth D. Blankenbush, R-Black River, wrote in an emailed statement. To me his comments were callous, especially when the state has failed our public schools and students in so many ways.
Mr. Silvers statements were made in response to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos opposition to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasios proposal to fund prekindergarten by taxing the wealthiest in the city, dedicating $532 million from a proposed income tax surcharge on New York City residents earning more than $500,000.
Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said Mr. Silvers suggestion that upstate schools raise their property tax yet again would be bad for local schools.
Mrs. Russell said, however, that allowing New York City to have its own plan to provide pre-K will not hurt funding for schools in other parts of the state but could relieve some of the financial burden at the state level and improve budget constraints for schools in the north country.
I think its better for New York City schools to support themselves. It would take some of the burden off people around the state, Mrs. Russell said. The money that wont go to New York City can then go to the rest of the state, and that means more money for our districts here in the north country.
Mrs. Russell said she cannot fathom why anyone would argue that the rest of the state should have to pay for the schools in New York City to have pre-K. She said this could help people who dont see the effects of a rebounding economy, like members of the north country.
Mr. Blankenbush said raising property taxes for upstate New Yorkers to pay for pre-K is not acceptable.
This state does barely enough to help fund our public schools, Mr. Blankenbush wrote. We are left with a school aid formula that is patently unfair to upstate rural schools, and the state has yet to repay the money it took from them in the deficit closing gimmick in the 2011-12 Budget.
A clear problem with the plan, Mr. Blankenbush said, is that even with New York City raising money for its own pre-K, Albany still hasnt addressed how funding this program will not be a strain on already strained budgets in north country schools especially while continuing the gap elimination adjustment and imposing many unfunded mandates.
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The Carbon Dino Lady's soccer team had a historic moment Friday afternoon as they downed Delta for the first time in program history. Winning 3-2 the Dinos improved their region record to 1-2 tying them for second in region eight play with North Sanpete and Delta.
"It was a huge win for our program," said Carbon Coach Jerad Upwall. "Delta is always a powerhouse and it was great to see our girls step up and take them down."
Upwall reported that the Dinos could have taken North Sanpete in the previous game had they kept their initial intensity throughout the whole match.
"We went up 2-0 and then got comfortable with the lead and it cost us the match 3-2," explained Upwall. "I made sure our girls played Delta as if they were coming from behind the whole time."
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Born in Macon County, he was the son of the late Jesse L. Miller and Minnie Ethel Carpenter. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Edwin Miller, and a sister, Lexie Miller. Everette retired as a staff sergeant from the U.S. Army after 24 years and served during Operation Desert Storm. He retired from Fruit of the Loom after 47 years as a lead wastewater operator; he volunteered with the Macon County Election Board; was a former member of Scaly Mountain Fire Department board of directors; was a lifetime member of Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion and member of Scaly Mountain Church of God for over 50 years, where he served as church clerk for over 30 years. Everette enjoyed farming and gardening.
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Beijing, or Peking as it is perhaps better known to the majority of Europeans, is the capital of China and home to approximately 15 million inhabitants.
In the 19th and 20th centuries, Peking suffered a long time from many wars. But despite the great destruction, the city still has many tourist attractions with a rich history. For example, about 70 km from the city centre, you can discover the Great Wall. This wall, the largest man-made structure in the world, is at least 5,000 km long and stretches from the Bohai Sea to the Gobi desert.
Other top tourist attractions include the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace and the Marco Polo Bridge. One thing that you should definitely not miss, is the Square of Heavenly Peace with the famous Great Hall of the People and the entrance to the Forbidden City. This is a walled palace complex with a rumoured 9,999 rooms that date back to the Ming period. It was once only accessible to the emperor and his entourage.


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A minute's walk from Aldgate East tube, Love in a Cup is a tiny little coffee shop serving excellent coffee and delicious snacks. Among the more unusual coffee options are the 'genera' - a latte with the addition of fresh orange rind, and the 'primo' - an insanely strong (4 shot) latte for those who want their caffeine hit all in one go.
Love in a Cup
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My love in a cup coffee genuinely helps me get through the day! Their chicken schnitzel toasted sandwich is amazing too.
Been coming here almost every day for months. Easily the best cafe around this area. Banter is great too.
By far the best coffee I have ever had in my entire life. Every aspect of it was perfection. Im not one to ever post my thoughts but was absolutely compelled after tasting it. Highly recommended. Indulge yourself.
Whenever I am London as a tourist it´s a "must" to visit Kesh at Love in a cup. Not only does he imply offer the best (and sometimes most unusual) coffees in all London (ever tried the Genera with a little bit of orange rind in it), he is by far one of the friendliest persons you can meet in London. The cookies with white chocolate taste so much different from the ones alike at Starbucks & Co. And by writing that I simply mean: BETTER - YUMMIER - CHOCOLATIER. So honestly, there´s no better way to enjoy your coffee in London than at "Love in a cup".
Excellent coffee and always a warm welcome. It's the place to go on a Sunday on the way home from Brick Lane for a caffeine hit. The brownies are also first class. Highly recommended.
THE best coffee shop in London. Incredible tasting coffee, brewed to absolute perfection. The owner's passion for coffee is one to be admired by all baristas. Thoroughly enjoyable experience.
Absolutely amazing place, not just great coffee but also a very personal experience. I happily walk the extra distance from work to have wonderful coffee each morning. Keep up the good work!
By far the best coffee in London. The secret blend of coffee beans makes this a unique and wonderful flavour. I highly recommend coming here.
As a non-coffee/tea drinker I don't normally frequent Coffee Houses but after walking past Love in a Cup on my way to work numerous times and being amused by the board outside I finally ventured in for a crispy bacon and cheese muffin. The set up is lovely, homely and relaxed and the service was fantastic. Unlike other places in London the owner (an easy going welcoming Aussie) was more than happy to strike up conversation while I waited for my order, I loved this because I find it is rare across London! The crispy bacon and cheese muffin was delicious (I highly recommend!) and I'm slightly worried that I may now have an addiction forming! There was also a selection of sweet bites on offer and I may have to take up coffee drinking so I can sample what smelt like amazing coffee. I would highly recommend this little place, it's not to be overlooked and I can't imagine anyone leaves without a smile.
Excellent coffee and excellent company - the only place to get my daily fix!!!!
Love in a cup is the best place in east london!!! The location is perfect, the coffee is outstanding yet the service is the kindest you will ever find. When I found out about love in a cup I haven't gone one day without having my coffee there. Yet if one day you don't fancy a coffee there are delicious organic snacks and tea!!!! Now there is a terrace and it is great. Pleas go and check it out! Its amazing!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE LOVE IN A CUP!!!!!!!! xXxXxXxXx
I don't recognise Love in a Cup from the previous comments so guess the person went somewhere else, which would be gutting as LIAC is an excellent coffee house. LIAC has a substantial coffee menu, competively priced with great variation like the Genera made with real orange. In fact innovation seems to be behind everything they do including things as diverse as the cakes and pastries, to the music which is always different, new and vibrant, to the surroundings where Cash is always trying something unique to deliver a warm and welcoming feel for the shop. Only issue i have is that Cash wont share the secret of his coffee blend which after all is why you go in the first place. A lovely cup of coffee from Love in a Cup
I can only think the last commentator went somewhere other than LIAC as i don't recognise any of what he's saying. LIAC has a huge, innovative selection of coffe to choose from, try for instance the Genera made with Orange. All the drinks are competitively priced and there's always something new being tried out be it food drinks or indeed music which is great. The only downer is the owner wont share his secret bean mix so you'll have to go in person to enjoy the wonderful coffee they serve.
Amazing coffee and such a range of types. Very friendly people, I'd highly recommend this little place if you like a good coffee that is well made.
Great owner and stuff, amazing coffee. It reminds me to those tv shows like friends or Cheers, the place where everyone knows each other, everyone is genuinely friendly and knows your taste. Keep up with the great job!
I have a crush. On Love in a Cup. I just like to flirt with it. It's not on my normal route or super convenient coming from the U.S. of A., but it's still worth the flight every now and then. I'll stop in for a tea or a tantalizing Genera and end up lingering longer than planned. I've introduced friends and they always end up with a little crush, too. Love in a Cup is kind of like that hot, quiet guy in high school who is a bit mysterious and probably has no idea he's hot. He's not pretentious and he's not trying to get attention. He's just got that sexy, quiet confidence. Or maybe it's the quality ingredients and the smart business they do. I do love a guy with a neighborly conscience and the smarts for local biz. Maybe it's the ubber friendly and helpful staff. Who doesn't like genuine generosity? Maybe I am just completely superficial and like the design. Hey, if you've got it, flaunt it...in an understated contemporary way, of course. I don't know, Love in a Cup. You've got something I like. So keep whipping up those fresh preserves and brewing some coffee to seduce me into awake mode. Just do whatever it is you're doing, cuz it's working, baby.
By far the best, lovingly made coffee in London, if not Italy (and I'm Italian)! Kash and his staff are very friendly-they always remember what your order and sometimes have it ready before you even ask! If you want personable staff, a great location, delicious cakes and INCREDIBLE coffee go to Love in a Cup!
Best coffee around! Kash introduced the Genera to me here, and I'm glad he did, fruity deliciousness. Nude down the road has all the cool reputation, but this place does better coffee. Really good flapjacks as well. Love in a cup is great!
Great little coffee house. Kash is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Especially recommend the Genera - sublime - apparently found nowhere else in the big smoke (and there would be no need to find it, either - it's not going to get any better!). Take a backseat Starbucks and learn. Keep up the great work - today; Osborn Street. Tomorrow; the world!
Love in a cup makes truly delicious coffee, those years in Oz were well spent Kash!! It may be a tiny hole in the wall, but it kicks arse in term of quality and friendly local atmosphere!
...to think that I have walked by on the far side of the road for the last few weeks - wanting/wishing/waiting to try Love in a Cup. Today it happened. Superb. Strongly recommended. Service, product, experience... all sublime.
Cash(the owner) makes the greatest coffee ever. He asked me exactly how I wanted my coffee and made it for me especially. He also made me taste it and tell him if it was good, which of course it was! Great service and great skills.
LOVE IN A CUP. What can i say..!! its AMAZING. Love the owner. I could chat with Kash all day. Love the location. But best of all is the coffee. Best in london by far...
Awesome coffee, Awesome owner! Go to Love in Cup for my coffee every morning now!
If you're looking for great coffee, served with care, professionalism, and devotion to quality - then this is the place. Returning to London after living in Italy for many years I had given up hope of ever finding really high quality coffee. Fortunately I was wrong. My favorite is the espresso, made to perfection - and no need for sugar or milk. Paul
Brilliant coffee, fantastic owner! If you are looking for that place that will instantly lift your mood, it's Love in a Cup.))
great espresso and very friendly owner!
The coffee is amazing. The best I have ever had in London. Finally an espresso an Italian (like myself) would be proud of. Kash, the owner, is so chatty and nice, a person you really want to meet in a gray london morning :D
Ever been to northern Italy and curse yourself for trying a true ristretto only to find yourself let down by any London coffee joint? Not anymore! This guy is up there with the gigolos! Best coffee in town, not only for connoisseurs!
Great place! Friendly owner and yummo coffee! Worth the trip.
U gotta stop in this summer and meet the owner, Aussie native, CASH! He'll greet u w wicked smile and a killer espresso! He also recently introduced a creamy Ice Coffee that cools u down and pleases ur taste-buds! ;)


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16 U.S. Code § 4005 - Functions and duties of National Council
(a) Functions and duties
The National Council shall—
(1) prepare and submit to the Secretary, for the Secretary's review and approval, an annual marketing and promotion plan which contains descriptions of consumer education, research, and other marketing and promotion activities of the National Council for the following year, including plans to coordinate the activities of councils established under section 4009 of this title;
(2) prepare and submit to the Secretary, for the Secretary's review and approval, an annual budget of the anticipated expenses and disbursements of the National Council, including probable costs of consumer education, research, and other marketing and promotion plans or projects, and referenda under section 4009 of this title;
(3) maintain accounting records of the receipt and disbursement of all funds entrusted to the National Council, subject to the Secretary's right to review or inspect such records;
(b) Annual plan
Each annual marketing and promotion plan shall be directed to—
(2) encouraging, expanding, or improving the marketing and promotion and utilization of fish and fish products; and
(c) Prohibition on certain references
Consumer education and other marketing and promotion activities of the National Council shall contain no reference to a private brand or trade name and shall avoid use of deceptive acts or practices in behalf of fish or fish products or with respect to the quality, value, or use of any competing product or group of products. In addition, the National Council may not promote the consumption or purchase of a single or group of similar fish species (such as members of the same genera); except that the Council may use illustrations of a single or group of similar fish species in the course of promoting the generic consumption of fish and fish products.
(d) Executive director
The National Council may employ and determine the salary of an executive director, but such salary shall not exceed Senior Executive Service Level 6. The executive director shall have demonstrated expertise in the marketing and promotion of food products and may, without regard to the provisions of title 5, with the approval of the National Council, select and employ additional staff as necessary.
(e) Funding of referendum
The National Council may enter into agreements with applicants proposing to establish a council under section 4009 of this title for the purposes of funding a referendum establishing the council. The National Council may enter into agreements with the councils established under section 4009 of this title for the purpose of funding a referendum to establish quality standards, or a referendum to terminate any such council.
(f) Agreements
The National Council may enter into agreements to develop and carry out activities authorized under this chapter.
Source(Pub. L. 99–659, title II, § 206,Nov. 14, 1986, 100 Stat. 3718; Pub. L. 101–627, title VII, § 701,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4463.)
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Senior Executive Service, referred to in subsec. (d), see section 5382 of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
1990—Subsec. (g). Pub. L. 101–627substituted "December 31, 1991" for "October 1, 1990".
Continuity of Council Functions, Contracts, and Personnel
Pub. L. 101–627, title VII, § 705,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4464, provided that: "All current functions, contracts in force, and existing personnel of the National Fish and Seafood Promotional Council as of September 30, 1990, are reauthorized and extended, and shall continue as if uninterrupted, notwithstanding section 206(g) of the Fish and Seafood Promotion Act of 1986 (16 U.S.C. 4005 (g)) as in effect on September 30, 1990."
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A couple of weeks back, I theorized that we are indeed living under guidance from the worst federal congress to ever grace our nation's capital. In the weeks which have followed, they have done little to change my mind. Remember when I joked that this bunch of lames couldn't even pass the farm bill? Well guess what, they still can't and the issue (which never really has been) is no longer a joke.
In the middle of one of the worst drought years in recent history, the congress decided that a five week hiatus would be a great idea, despite the fact that the American farm belt now resembles the San Rafael Swell. According to much of what I have read this week, a great deal of farmers are now to a point where they are being forced to sell underweight cattle they would have continued to feed.
To most, the sale of some cattle early doesn't seem like that big of a deal but the choices these farmers make will affect the price of meat, produce and fuel for months, maybe years. And when it comes down to it..... they really don't have much choice.
The legislation which could provide a choice, stalemated much like everything else our congress has batted about this year. Feed prices have gone through the roof during this year's summer drought and with a lack of corn crops, ethanol prices most likely will help to increase the cost of gas.
The house did work through $383 million worth of disaster relief at the beginning of August. However, Senate officials went on break before going through the motions of another fake vote. Hey, at least there is no filibuster on the table for this one right? Senate officials had attempted to work out a five year package which could have spelled long term relief earlier in the year but instead the legislation was sidelined because of Republicans balking at the food stamp portion of the bill.
Never, perhaps in the history entire of this country, has a legislative body injured the American people so much for what amounts to blatant and unapologetic political gain. This issue alone has far reaching implications for not only the farm belt but the US economy as a whole and our congress is at total stalemate. Ideas and solutions do not matter. Policy is no longer a matter for debate as these poor fools dance their hour upon the stage or whatever. The whole situation makes me want to turn a blind eye to politics completely. It makes me want to take my toys and go home because after all that's what they have done right? These are our leaders, right?
For the second time in a month I have outlined just how ineffectual this elected body is, but to what end? My own mind keeps going over and over the same thought. How did things get this bad and even more frightening, what's next?
Think about what could happen in the recent future given our government's track record. If Romney wins in November, do Democrats filibuster every single bill that comes their way for the next four years? Would that be fair? Would that be just about even-steven?
Never happens, as they would be shot for treason if they tried to do half of what the current majority body is getting away with in the house.
And what if Obama sees a second term? Do we have more of the same to look forward to? Is that how the American people rate for those elected to serve us? I know it sucks to lose, nobody likes it, but it doesn't mean you blow up the chess board because you got check-mated. The American political landscape is no longer about policy and that is the problem. Two differing political parties can argue and debate an issue until a mutually acceptable compromise is reached. However, when you turn your opponent into a demon and his followers into the anti-christ you make compromise impossible.
Regardless of who wins this coming November, the real issue seems to be in the legislative branch of government and with no super majority likely either another "do-nothing" bunch is on the way. They have found a way to do nothing and still get paid. Not a bad gig, not bad at all.
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Afro-Brazilian Tarot, by Alice Santana and Guiseppe Palumbo Kit: Llewellyn Worldwide, 0738709603, 78 cards plus instruction booklet, 2006I'm not sure what I expected when I requested this deck for review (although I was sure that the artwork would be impressive, based on other decks from Lo Scarabeo). Oh, I'm familiar with both the Tarot and with Candomble (the Afro-Brazilian equivalent of the Afro-Cuban Santeria), and I do understand the desire to provide divination decks which go outside the commonly accepted parameters which are associated with the Tarot.The deck, which is a standard deck as far as number of cards and divisions, is accompanied by a multilingual instruction booklet (English, Italian, Spanish, French, and German, I believe) which gives very basic meanings for each of the cards, as well as an extremely simplified layout (in keeping with the traditional divination method of the Yoruban people, which the Tarot is definitely not).Although the suits carry the traditional names – chalices, pentacles, wands and swords – some of the images are slightly unconventional. The chalice suit is represented by soperas, which are traditionally used as containers of the physical representation of the orixas; the pentacles are represented by opon, the plates used in traditional divination by cowry shells and the shells themselves; while the wands and swords are more conventional. Read More


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Many area teams have begun play in 2013 or are in the process of starting their seasons.
The USU Eastern baseball team is currently 4-8 on the season but is in the midst of a four game winning streak. They will host Weber State University for doubleheaders on Friday and Saturday at the USU Eastern Baseball Field (800 N. 1100 East) in Price. Games start at Noon each day.
The Carbon High Track and Field team will compete at their first meet on Saturday at 9 a.m. in Moab.
The Carbon High Baseball team will begin play in the Pizza Hut Classic tournament in Dixie on Friday at 10 a.m.
The Carbon High girls softball team will travel to Pine View on March 14 for their next game.
The Carbon High boys soccer team will host Beaver today (March 7) at 3:30 p.m. at the CHS soccer field and they will host Uintah at the CHS soccer field on Friday at 3:30 p.m.
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Maybe my prediction WAAAAY back on Jan. 11, 2006 is true: The Joker's girlfriend, Harley Quinn, might be in this summer's surefire blockbuster, "The Dark Knight."
Selfishly, I was quite pleased in early May 2008 when three Marvel Comics properties I knew could be Hollywood gold were revealed to be the next projects by Marvel Studios to get the green light.
Dark Knight fans, I hope you have deeeeep pockets in June.
One thing to keep in mind when you read these reviews: I was writing these as I read the issues.
Just when Grant Morrison's story seems like it's going fairly straightforward, he throws us a curveball.
Catholic Charities is pleased to announce the beginning of a new financial life skills program. This program will be free and open to the public. We will be focusing on the following topics:
The Huron County Workforce Response Team is sponsoring a workshop on education opportunities available in this area. The workshop will be held on Wednesday, October 21 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
The HuronCounty Workforce Response Team is sponsoring an informational workshop on financial issues for the unemployed. The workshop will be held on Wednesday, October 28 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
"The problem with comic book stores is (they're) self-limiting," comics writer Gerry Conway told me during our June 22 interview.
"You already have to be a (comic book) reader to go into a comic book store because you have to want to get a comic book."
There's good news and there's bad news.
First the good stuff. Marg Helgenberger, on "her" unofficial fan-based Facebook page, announced this today: "It's official. CSI returns on Thursday, September 23, 2010!"
Woo-hoo! Let the good times roll!
I decided I needed to put my money where my mouth is. Having become a recent advocate for critics (and fans) taking an open-minded look at a film they haven't seen in a while, I decided to do the same thing with "Batman" (PG-13, 1989).
That's right, CSIers, producer Carol Mendelsohn told EW columnist Brian Ausiello "the theme of (season 10) is family." "The Ausiello Files" interview — which also includes feedback from producer Naren Shankar — appeared in the July 31 edition of EW.
Well, I guess producer Carol Mendelsohn was serious about this season being about family. It looks like Langston has "daddy issues" and has been researching his father's violent tendencies. Thinking back, that was teased to in last week's show (or was that the premiere?).
Remember when I blogged last week about producer Carol Mendelsohn's vision for season 10 being about family?
This was probably the best show this season. I have to say the racial tension was hard to watch and even though the team determined the officer didn't shoot the off-duty black cop in cold blood, the positive resolution was a bit of a letdown.
Just when Grant Morrison's story seems like it's going fairly straightforward, he throws us a curveball.
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Maine health officials say they're concerned by new figures issued by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicating that many more people are sickened by Lyme disease than are reported. Officials with the CDC last night said they estimate 300,000 people a year are struck by the illness - 10 times as many as were previously thought. The number comes from a survey of seven national laboratories, a national patient survey and a review of insurance information. Lyme disease is transmitted through the bite of an infected deer tick. Tom Porter talks with Maine State Epidemiologist Dr. Stephen Sears.
Lyme disease can be difficult to diagnose. Symptoms can include a fever, headaches and fatigue, and sometimes - but not always - a telltale rash where the bite happened. If left untreated it can lead to more severe problems. Lyme disease is usually found in the Northeastern states, and last year Maine reported 1,100 cases of the disease - an all-time high.


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Here's something most of us don't consider when choosing an app: how fast that app will use up our cell phone or tablet device battery power. Well, Purdue University researchers have put a lot of thought into it, and they aren't going to stand for a wasteful Android app.
Researchers at Purdue have been demonstrating for awhile now how app design affects power usage. They've shown how some apps use huge amounts of energy just running ads. (In a previous report, they showed how Angry Birds uses 63% of its resources for peddling rather than propelling.) Now they've confirmed that lots of apps on Google Play have what they call serious "energy bugs." In other words, those apps that use Android's power control or wakelock APIs to prevent a phone going into sleep mode.
Purdue's results show that the majority of developers use wakelocks correctly, but around 25% of them make mistakes in how they manage APIs. The effects on battery life are substantial. It can cause a fully-charged phone to drain "in as little as five hours."
Out of 187 wakelock-exploiting apps tested, 42 had errors. Next week's report may list the offenders, but it is also expected to provide the means for a developer to easily check their work.


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Sun Advocate staff members display the First Place Awards won at the Utah Press Better Newspaper competition. Front row, C.J. McManus, Richard Shaw. Back Row, Sheri Davies, Kevin Scannell, John Serfustini, Tammy Woosley, Darla Dunn.
The Sun Advocate's blanket coverage of last year's drought and wild fires won a spate of awards in the Utah Better Newspapers Competition on Saturday. More first-place prizes for photography and feature writing gave the paper enough points to garner the top honor - the General Excellence Award for 2012 among the state's Group II newspapers.
It was a certain kind of March Madness that comes each year at this time. Attendees at the Utah Press Association awards presentation tried to keep a running tally as each first, second and third place award was given in each category. In the end, the tally had the Sun Advocate ahead of its sister newspaper, The Vernal Express.
For many years the Carbon County paper had taken in many awards, but not since 2007 has it been proclaimed the best among newspapers with circulations between 3,000-7,000 paid subscribers in the state.
"This is a milestone for us," said publisher Richard Shaw. "We have almost a completely different editorial team now than we did in 2007, and they now have come into their own. The last time we won, the advertising categories are what gave us the chance to power to the top.
"For 2012 it was the news content that appeared in our paper that helped us finish first."
In-depth articles about the impact of the drought won first place for Feature Series. Then continued coverage of the Seeley Fire garnered top awards for Best Breaking News, Best News Series, and Best Front Page.
A two-page spread on the collaboration between archaeologists and road builders in Nine Mile Canyon won First Place in Best Feature Story, Best Photo Page and Best Feature or Community Page.
Split-second timing on a picture of an arrest in Price Canyon after a high-speed chase and foot race won Best News Photo.
The paper also had numerous second and third place awards to back up the first place plaques.
Second place awards included kudos for the best special section, best front page, best feature or community lifestyle page, best news coverage, best circulation promotion, best advertising idea and best staff produced run-of-press advertising campaign.
Third place finishes were for best editorial, best editor's feature column and best sports page.
The Emery County Progress also won numerous awards, four first places, one second place and six third places.
"Since we last won the newspaper business has changed immensely," said Shaw. "We are no longer just a newspaper, but an entire media outlet, with the largest web numbers in southeastern Utah of any entity or business. The web site's (sunad.com and ecprogress.com) bring in as many as 32,000 unique visitors per month (Source: compete.com, a neutral monitoring site) and we have gone over a half million hits on our site some months. We do podcasts and have done some video on the site as well. Our plans are that soon we will be expanding to do a daily audio newscast that people will be able to play anytime they come to our webpage. Our breaking news feature also gives those who live in the area fast and accurate reports about any major events that happen in Castle Country."
Shaw says that he sometimes he hears from people that upstate media get information on their websites quicker than the Sun Advocate does when local breaking news happens. But he has an answer for that criticism.
"We strive for accuracy," he said. "It would be easy to report what we hear from witnesses or people that are hearing rumors about something, but we know that usually first news reports and eye witness accounts are often filled with things other than what really happened. So yes, sometimes we are a little slower, but we want people to have the correct news, not just that what is expedient so we can be first."
The two paid papers serve all of Carbon and Emery counties, and along with the Smart Shopper, a free newspaper published by the papers, serve 14,000 homes.
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WADDINGTON – Over a 100 people gathered at American Legion Post 420 Saturday to honor Waddington firefighters at the departments annual banquet.
At the banquet, firefighters and their families looked back on the past year. In 2013, firefighters traveled over 563 miles to answer a total of 85 emergency calls, an increase of 32 from 2012.
Chief Matthew G. Mayette said the departments success hinged on the teamwork of the departments 40 members.
I work with a great group of guys, Mr. Mayette said. I dont have to tell them anything. I just want to thank all the members for making my job easy.
Faced with increased training costs, Fire Department Auxiliary members announced the auxiliary that they would donate $3,000 towards propane training next year.
Thats outstanding, Mr. Mayette said. Thank you so much.
Mr. Mayette took a moment to honor Gary Morgan for his 25 years of service.
He has been around he does a lot. I dont know what to say about this guy. He is an agitator sometimes, but hes one hell of a firemen and pump operator, Mr. Mayette said. Hes also a very good teacher.
The Rookie of the Year and Firefighter of the Year award recipients were nominated by a vote from the firefighters.
Rookie of the Year was awarded to Anthony Zeledon.
He hasnt been in the fire department very long, but in the first two months he was in, he made eight calls, Treasurer Butch Rutherford said. Hes a great firefighter, and I hope he continues with it.
Mr. Mayette received the Firefighter of the Year Award.
Ive been a member of the department for many years, I have known him for the past – at least – 25 years, Mr. Rutherford said. He put in a lot of time in the Bassmaster Elite Tournament. He had about two hours of sleep in 36 hours. It just shows the dedication he has to the fire department and the people of Waddington. He sets a great example for everyone else in the department.
Firefighters gave Mr. Mayette a standing ovation.
Weve got a lot accomplished in the past year, and the bass tournament put a lot of strain on our schedules - on all of us. First Assistant Chief Dustin Haenel said while recognizing Mr. Mayette. Its really been a great year. Thanks for all that you do.
Thomas Dalton received the Chiefs Award.
Years of service awards went to the following:
Five years of service awards went to Kevin Sharlow, Steven Morgan and Kyle Bjork.
The 10 years of service award went to Mr. Haenel.
The 20 years of service award went to David Reynolds.
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|Posted by [name withheld] on March 7 2007 5:16pm
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It is not clearly stated in the documentation above, but if there is a single multiple-column unique index on the table, then the update uses (seems to use) all columns (of the unique index) in the update query.
So if there is a UNIQUE(a,b) constraint on the table in the example, then the INSERT is equivalent to this UPDATE statement:
UPDATE table SET c=c+1 WHERE a=1 AND b=2;
(and not "a=1 OR b=2")
|Posted by Martin Stjernholm on July 14 2007 2:09am
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Regarding the trick for making LAST_INSERT_ID() well defined for updates:
INSERT INTO table (a,b,c) VALUES (1,2,3)
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE id=LAST_INSERT_ID(id), c=3;
This does not work if nothing changes, presumably because MySQL doesn't run the dummy update at all then. I.e. if there is an existing record with 3 in column c then LAST_INSERT_ID() still won't return the AUTO_INCREMENT id afterwards.
I'm not sure whether this should be regarded as a bug or not, but it does make the construct less useful.
|Posted by Sigge Mannen on September 14 2007 7:48pm
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A way to make things work is to use a dummy column,
so if you have a table with auto_increment column ID and unique key a,b and a smallint dummy column for instance, the query might look like this:
INSERT INTO test (a,b) VALUES ('1','2') ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE ID=LAST_INSERT_ID(ID),Dummy = NOT dummy;
Now, SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID(); will return the correct ID.
|Posted by Jon Webb on September 21 2007 11:13am
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I have a table of totals 'v8totals' with PrimaryKey=(tid,tyy,tmm) and a table of records 'bbprepay'.
Here's how i keep my totals uptodate when the prepays change...
INSERT INTO v8totals (tid,tyy,tmm,finances)
SELECT '3218',YEAR(ppdate),MONTH(ppdate),SUM(ppamount) FROM bbprepay
WHERE fkuserid='3218' GROUP BY YEAR(ppdate),MONTH(ppdate)
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE finances=(SELECT SUM(ppamount) FROM bbprepay
WHERE fkuserid='3218' AND tyy=YEAR(ppdate) AND tmm=MONTH(ppdate) GROUP BY YEAR(ppdate),MONTH(ppdate))
It might not be the best way to do an "Insert otherwise Update" but its working for me. Hope it helps. :)
|Posted by Ondrej Maly on October 23 2007 11:25am
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Another nice trick (suppose tbl_a.a and tbl_a.b form an unique index):
INSERT INTO tbl_a (a,b,c)
SELECT a,b,c FROM tbl_b
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE c = tbl_b.c
|Posted by Frank Denis on January 30 2008 2:52pm
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If you need to update/insert a field and atomically get the previous value, here's a way to do the trick:
SET @previous_note := NULL;
INSERT INTO rencontre_note_moi_last_votes (id, note) VALUES (1, 2) ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE note = IF((@previous_note := note) <> NULL IS NULL, VALUES(note), NULL);
SELECT @previous_note;
Two tricks are actually used here :
(anything) <> NULL is always NULL even if (anything) is NULL. So (anything) <> NULL IS NULL is always TRUE.
@previous_note is set according to the value of a field, and that value is obviously the previous value, not the one being currently computed.
That way, a new "note" is inserted of the "note" is changed, and the previous value is returned.
Best regards,
|Posted by Michael Austin on February 23 2008 1:06am
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Another useful hint at INSERT with UPDATE:
create table b (a1 integer,a2 integer, primary key (a1));
insert into b values (1,2),(2,2);
select * from b;
| a1 | a2 |
| 1 | 2 |
| 2 | 2 |
| a1 | a2 |
| 1 | 2 |
| 2 | 2 |
| a1 | a2 |
| 1 | 3 |
| 2 | 2 |
|Posted by Malcolm Cook on June 9 2008 6:32pm
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The 'work around' suggested in the documentation to obtain the ID of a row updated using the DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE clause of an INSERT statement has a problem in addition to those mentioned by earlier posts. Namely, if you are using INNODB storage engine and have a FOREIGN KEY referencing the primary key of the table being updated, this strategy may fail with:
ERROR 1451 (23000): Cannot delete or update a parent row: a foreign key constraint fails ....
My ultimate approach is to not use the DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE for this purpose. Rather, I explicitly test for existence using a SELECT, and only perform the INSERT if the SELECT fails.
|Posted by Rob Smeets on July 19 2008 11:30am
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Doing SELECT and then INSERT is not a complete replacement of INSERT ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE: there is a race condition involved.
You will still need to check whether your INSERT works, and if it doesn't then you need to do an update.
Rob Smeets
|Posted by Michael McLaughlin on May 26 2009 12:09am
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While it probably goes without saying, you need to include the auto increment column or you can cause an insertion anomaly with an overriding signature in the INSERT statement.
I'd suggest something here with a code example.
I'm told it's not a bug:
|Posted by Nikolay Pelov on May 18 2011 10:04am
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This won't work:
INSERT INTO xxx(id,val) SELECT a,b FROM yyyy ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE val = VALUES(val)
Taking value that will be inserted with VALUES() only works with INSERT INTO .... VALUES (...), ...
|Posted by HungNghiep Tran on October 16 2011 7:43pm
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Here is a nice tip for INSERT INTO SELECT ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE. Better than Jon Webb's example mentioned above.
The trick is to use user-defined variable to store computed data, so that it is not need to be computed again.
This will also solve Nikolay Pelov's problem in the previous post.
into _Rank_Author(idAuthor, publicationCount, citationCount, coAuthorCount)
select ap.idAuthor, @publicationCount := count(distinct ap.idPaper), 0, 0
from author_paper ap
group by ap.idAuthor
on duplicate key update publicationCount = @publicationCount;
|Posted by Lane Snider on February 22 2012 11:45pm
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I don't see it documented, but it looks like NULL values do not trip the "duplicate key" feature.
Consider a unique key definition like this:
UNIQUE KEY `friend_id` (`friend_id`,`type`,`status`)
Putting in two rows with identical values in those three fields should obviously not be allowed, but it can happen if the field value happens to be NULL in both rows.
A bug? A case of me missing the documentation? Whatever. There it is.
|Posted by Rami Jamleh on May 2 2012 1:20pm
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well it's cant be safe and OR is not AND
when we say A=1 OR B=5 limit 1
and we have the following table
1 | 6
1 | 5
then it well update the first row only where b = 6
|Posted by Proxy . on August 31 2012 11:46am
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Note that ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE checks every unique fields in table, not just PRIMARY key (page_id for example). So care when you have other unique fields (page_seo_url for example).
|Posted by Geoff Kendall on October 21 2012 6:38pm
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Probably obvious to more experienced users, but the number of rows affected can be 0 as well as the 2 or 1 values mentioned above, if the ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE does not change the existing column values.
|Posted by Ivan Levashew on June 9 2013 4:44pm
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Don't forget that UPDATE in MySQL is not standard-conformant. Old values being referenced in UPDATE are getting replaced one by one from left to right to their new values. This is counter-intuitive given that VALUES are being applied simultaneously and UPDATE expressions are not.
|Posted by Jonas Reinhardt on March 19 2014 10:01am
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When using ON DUPLICATE KEY in combination with a BEFORE INSERT trigger note that if you update a NEW.col_name value in the BEFORE INSERT trigger this will effect the value och values(col_name) in then ON DUPLiCATE KEY UPDATE statement!
Updates to other NEW.col_name in the BEFORE INSERT trigger that is not used in the values(col_name) statement are discarded.
A testcase is available at http://sqlfiddle.com/#!2/b324a/1
|Posted by Sam Daams on September 19 2014 9:32am
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If you have an autoincrement pk, and a unique key on say an email address, and the 'on duplicate update' triggers based on the email address, note that the last_insert_id' will NOT be the autoincrement value of the updated row. It appears to be the most recently inserted autoincrement value. This makes a huge difference. To work around this, use the workaround from 5.1 and earlier: id=LAST_INSERT_ID(id) in the updating query.


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After causing such an uproar earlier this year, the Watertown City Council probably would like to see the saga over the controversial zoning change related to roommates finally come to an end.
It could be over Monday night.
A public hearing will be held at Mondays City Council meeting on a proposal by Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham to resolve the issue by simply going back to the zoning ordinances original language with a slight variation.
The so-called roommate law first came before the council in January, after a Thompson Boulevard resident complained that her neighbor was living with his fianc�e and two friends. The neighborhood is made up of single-family houses and is zoned as a Residential A district.
Council members subsequently changed the law pertaining to roomers. That caused a public relations nightmare and brought accusations that city officials were trying to regulate lifestyles and living arrangements.
To solve the issue, Mr. Graham suggested making a change to the definition of family. He has proposed keeping language that would allow any number of individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit. But he suggested removing the following language: to distinguish it from a club, fraternity, or boardinghouse, not more than four members of a family shall be other than blood relatives.
On Thursday, Mr. Graham suggested the council pass his version, so the issue finally will come to a close, he said.
Thats what I would do, he said, adding that it might be the politically wise thing to do for incumbent council candidates Jeffrey M. Smith and Teresa R. Macaluso.
Partly because of the issue, they are now in a six-way primary race that will be decided Sept. 10.
Mr. Graham suggested passing his proposal would get the issue behind them.
Contacted Thursday, Ms. Macaluso, who opposed the change when it came up last winter, said she plans to support the mayors proposal, saying what the council passed was not enforceable.
It really didnt mean anything, but it upset the community and it was not worth doing, she said.
Councilwoman Roxanne M. Burns, who voted for the zoning change in February, said she is very anxious to see if the public comes out and what they think of it.
She plans to vote against the mayors proposal, saying that action would not solve the original problem involving Residential A districts.
Supporters defended the change, contending the media blew the issue out of proportion. They also argued they were trying to protect Residential A districts from boarding and rooming houses.
By resolving the matter, council members then could focus on more pressing housing issues that the city faces, the mayor said.
On Monday, the council also could consider another alternative: what the city Planning Board approved earlier this month.
It deals with the definition of what makes up a family, broadening it to basically any group of people who live and cook together in a household. It also would differentiate between boarding houses and family dwellings.
Mr. Smith and Councilman Joseph M. Butler Jr. could not be reached for comment.
The public hearing will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the third-floor council chambers in City Hall, 245 Washington St.
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It is the policy of Congress that rates of pay of prevailing rate employees be fixed and adjusted from time to time as nearly as is consistent with the public interest in accordance with prevailing rates and be based on principles that—
(1) there will be equal pay for substantially equal work for all prevailing rate employees who are working under similar conditions of employment in all agencies within the same local wage area;
(2) there will be relative differences in pay within a local wage area when there are substantial or recognizable differences in duties, responsibilities, and qualification requirements among positions;
(3) the level of rates of pay will be maintained in line with prevailing levels for comparable work within a local wage area; and
Source(Added Pub. L. 92–392, § 1(a),Aug. 19, 1972, 86 Stat. 564.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 5341,Pub. L. 89–554, Sept. 6, 1966, 80 Stat. 471; Pub. L. 90–83, § 1(97),Sept. 11, 1967, 81 Stat. 220; Pub. L. 90–560, § 4,Oct. 12, 1968, 82 Stat. 997, provided prevailing rate system for trades and crafts and is covered by sections 5343 (c), (d) and 5349 (a) of this title.
Effective Date
Pub. L. 92–392, § 15(a),Aug. 19, 1972, 86 Stat. 575, provided that: "The provisions of this Act [enacting this subchapter and section 5550 of this title, amending sections 2105, 5337, 5541, 5544, 5548, 6101, 7154, and 8704 of this title, repealing section 6102 of this title, and enacting provisions set out as notes under sections 5341 and 5343 of this title and sections 60a–1 and 60a–2 of Title 2, The Congress] are effective on the first day of the first applicable pay period which begins on or after the ninetieth day after the date of enactment of this Act [Aug. 19, 1972], except that, in the case of those employees referred to in section 5342 (a)(2)(B) and (C) of title 5, United States Code (as amended by the first section of this Act), such provisions are effective on the first day of the first applicable pay period which begins on or after the one hundred and eightieth day after such date of enactment or on such earlier date (not earlier than the ninetieth day after such date of enactment) as the Civil Service Commission may prescribe. Notwithstanding the provisions of this subsection, section 5343 (e)(1)(D) and (E) and (e)(2)(C), as enacted by the first section of this Act, shall not be effective until the first day of the first pay period commencing after (1) the date on which the President ceases to exercise his authority under the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970 [formerly set out as a note under section 1904 of Title 12, Banks and Banking] to stabilize wages and salaries, or (2) April 30, 1973, whichever occurs first."
Pub. L. 92–392, § 13,Aug. 19, 1972, 86 Stat. 575, provided that:
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Time passes quickly, doesn't it? It is hard not to be weepy as I search out these old pictures and put them into this post. My babies aren't babies. They're actual people with thoughts and ideas and personalities and insight into the world. Life just flies by.
The dates for the pictures are below each one.
Just learning to walk. January 14, 2007 (original post)
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How big is Maggie? SOOO BIG. (post about the mittens) December 3, 2007
Big snow, with Tomten (you can see the hood) under the coat for warmth. January 20, 2009
What a sweater! It's part of Maggie's life, and a dear part of my memories. She hasn't worn it much over the past year, but I'm pleased to see it still fits. It desperately needs some zipper attention. When I put the zipper in, more than two years ago, I had not yet developed my patience for finishing. If I were to fix the zipper, I think I would take it all the way out and start over. Do it right this time. Maybe even get a better zipper.
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Caroline Maxwell would like nothing more than to join her brother, Eddie, and his friend Jack Culhane on their adventures. While Jack and Eddie are off seeing the world, buying up businesses and building wildly successful careers, Caroline's stuck at home frightening off the men her mother hopes will ask for her hand in marriage.
When her mother sets her sights on the questionable Lord Bremerton as a possible suitor, Caroline struggles with her instincts and the true nature of her heart. She longs for adventure, passion, love, and most of all...Jack Culhane, an unconventional Irish-American bachelor with new money and no title. A completely unacceptable suitor in the eyes of Caroline's mother. But Caroline's dark hair, brilliant eyes and quick wit have Jack understanding just why it is people fall in love and get married.
Set in New York City in 1894, The Husband List is an American gilded-age romantic mystery. It evokes memories of the lavish lifestyles and social expectations of the Vanderbilts and Rockefellers - a time when new money from the Americas married Old World social prestige and privilege. Dresses by Worth, transcontinental ocean voyages, lavish parties, a little intrigue, and a lot of romance await in The Husband List.
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"So disappointed"
I am speechless. I have always enjoyed Janet's books, even the somewhat bizarre "Wicked" series. But this one seems to be so contrived. The plot is unoriginal, the narration is poor, Lorelei King even makes a mistake, says "what--oh" and then reads it right. I have never heard that in an audio book before. I just didn't like anything about this book. But in order to be fair, I listened to the whole thing. It took me two tries to get it done.
"Fast paced fun read"
Fast, fun, sweet
The history of each connection.
Her male voices were not distracting like some
Lots of lol
Good book, multiple story lines, couldn't wait to listen
"Such a good book to take me away from reality."
I love Lorelei King. She has a way that brings the characters to life for me. I cant imagine reading any other way. Thank you Lorelei!!!
All of hers. Very steady.
"Another Book for Evanovich's List"
Any Janet Evanovich fan will read this. While Evanovich's romances are rarely as excellent as Stephanie's adventures, we fans will read it and enjoy it. I must admit I was surprised that it was a historical romance. The narrator was super as usual.
"miserable attempt at a Gothic Romance"
I'm a huge fan of Janet Evanovich, but this one was really disappointing. I know she will never win a Nobel Price for great literature, but her books are generally fun fluff that provide entertainment and great (rather mindless) escapism. However, The Husband List was just wrong. Wrong historical accuracy, wrong dialog and wrong story line. Lorelei King's reading is great for the Stephanie Plumb series, but didn't sound right for this one. I'll continue to read and enjoy Janet Evanovich, but will read the summary more carefully from now on before I buy the next one.
"Who wrote this book???"
What was Janet Evanovich thinking when she co-wrote this book... Do not waste a credit. What a disappointment.
I love Janet Evanovich and she and Dorien Kelly did the readers proud with The Husband List.
"I loved this book."
surprising. entertaining. interesting
I love her and she is great with all of Janet Evanovich's books. You always know which character is speaking.
yes. I could have
When I purchased this book, I thought it would be a lot like her other books but I was surprised. I usually don't like books that are set so far back in time, but I loved this book. It was so interesting. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves Evanovich's other books.
Manon G.
"Something is missing, Ah Yes! the action"
Lorelei King, easy the constant torment of Caroline by her mother
There is not enough action at least not for a Evanovich book, no explosion, no car chase thouth in this world it would have been a carriage chase, the book is not bad, but it's missing the action where used too, and it shows.
When Caroline has the bad guy at gun point and Jack propose
yes and no, I was willing to give the book a chance, but if I knew the only really big action was at the end I would have skipped a lot of chapters, I almost left the story a few times, I like old style tales, but even those need a few bumps in the road to interest me, this book was more about pleasing the parents and sneaking around, cute but booring after a while.
if you love a sweet and slow romance with not much action, this is for you, but if you need more Kaboom in a Evanovich book then go in another direction, thought you do get the happy ending, it's slow and sometimes frustrating to get there.
"Good Listen"
Different era topic
I liked the character of Caroline and her perspective of her life.
The scene where Caroline leaves dinner to get away from her mother and her plans for Caroline's marriage.
Before women were empowered.
I enjoy Janet's books, her character is always a different take on a similar woman in different times or settings but always fun.
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Highly Caffeinated Drinks, Five Hour Energy And Monster Energy Cited In 13 Death Reports
In this photo illustration, a 5-Hour Energy drink is displayed on... News PhotoBusiness,Drink,Finance,Horizontal,Illustration,Illustration Technique,New York City,Photography,USAPhotographer Spencer PlattCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesNEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 15: In this photo illustration, a 5-Hour Energy drink is displayed on November 15, 2012 in New York City. The federal government and the New York Attorney General's office have announced that they are investigating the popular energy drink after the Food and Drug Administration received claims that 5-Hour Energy has over the past four years led to 13 deaths and 33 hospitalizations. (Photo Illustration by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)


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Fog Envelops North China
Chinese paramilitary police stand guard at the Tiananmen Square as... News PhotoBeijing,China - East Asia,City,Environmental Issues,Fog,Guarding,Horizontal,International Landmark,Paramilitary,Police Force,Tiananmen SquarePhotographer ChinaFotoPressCollection: ChinaFotoPress 2013 ChinaFotoPressBEIJING, CHINA - JANUARY 29: (CHINA OUT) Chinese paramilitary police stand guard at the Tiananmen Square as heavy fog engulfs the city on January 29, 2013 in Beijing, China. China's National Meteorological Center (NMC) issued a blue-coded alert on January 27 as a thick fog will shroud central and eastern parts of China in the following two days. (Photo by ChinaFotoPress/ChinaFotoPress via Getty Images)