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Guy Gardener wrote:
Later in issue two, we see a Betty "rape" a young modern day Hulk who had had his neck broken by the Maestro, to become a more perfect house guest.
Even a hulk penis going in is not larger than a baby coming out, and frankly if Gamma radiation is anything like steroids, Banners penis could shrink when the rest of him hulks out.
However, the pounding motion might powder bones, and the incredibly high pressure semen might be able to cut through oak for a while, so it's really a question of how considerate the Hulk is feeling.
Sometimes I think you are actually Garth Ennis in disguise.
Naw, he's our
If anything Talbot will be like Sif, a way to reference the Avenger, without having to get them on the show. Perhaps they could tie the Blue Alien and the Hulk into the Super Soldier project. Rapid healing like that would be a useful thing for a Super Soldier.
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All-purpose yards: 31, Michigan, Sep 22, 2012
Interceptions: 1, three times
Long interception return: 31, Michigan, Sep 22, 2012
Tackles: 9, at Oklahoma, Oct 27, 2012 (6-3)
Sacks: .5, Purdue, Sep 08, 2012 (0-1)
Tackles for loss: 1.0, BYU, Oct 20, 2012 (1-0); at Air Force, Oct 26, 2013 (1-0)
Fumbles recovered: 1, at Air Force, Oct 26, 2013
Pass breakups: 3, vs Rutgers, Dec 28, 2013 ; Michigan State, Sep 21, 2013
JUNIOR SEASON (2014): Was not enrolled at the University.
SOPHOMORE SEASON (2013): Started all 13 games at cornerback ... has started all 26 games over his two year career ... registered 51 total tackles, including 40 solo stops ... collected one and a half tackles for loss, one interception, one fumble recovery, one quarterback hurry and eight pass breakups ... collected a pair of tackles, one interception and three pass breakups in the 29-16 victory over Rutgers in the 2013 New Era Pinstripe Bowl (Dec. 28) ... recorded a season-high seven tackles in the victory over BYU (Nov. 30) ... registered six tackles, all solo, a tackle for loss and fumble recovery in the victory at Air Force (Oct. 26) ... had six tackles, all solo, in the victory over Arizona State (Oct. 5) ... added four tackles against Michigan (Sept. 7), Purdue (Sept. 14), Michigan State (Sept. 21), Navy (Nov. 2) and Pittsburgh (Nov. 9) ... broke up three passes against Michigan State (Sept. 21).
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The new Leader of the Opposition is, I believe, a keen advocate of rent control—unlike some of his colleagues. Does the Secretary of State agree that every time we see rent controls introduced, all that happens is a fall in the supply of housing, making it harder for people to find their homes?
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The Morton Building was built in 1910 by Monroe Bowers ("Pink") Morton, a prominent, local, African-American businessman. At one time, the Morton Building formed the core of the downtown black business district. Many of Athens' black doctors, dentists and pharmacists practiced in the Morton Building.
The theatre was opened on May 18, 1910, for vaudeville acts and local, regional and national performers. During the 1930s, the theatre was modified to become a movie house. In 1954, a small fire broke out in the projection room, and the movie theater was closed. However, various street level businesses continued their operations.
In 1980, the building was purchased by a nonprofit group, and local bands, such as Dreams So Real, the B-52's and R.E.M., occasionally used the building for rehearsal space and filming music videos. In 1987, residents approved a special projects local option sales tax referendum that included the restoration of the theatre. In fall 1993, the theatre was re-opened. Restored and adapted as a performing arts space, the Morton now caters to local community and touring groups hosting live musical concerts, musicals, dramas, church services, weddings, dance concerts, receptions, poetry readings, and pageants.
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criterion / www / tutorial.md
% A criterion tutorial % Learn how to write Haskell microbenchmarks.
To install the
criterion package, simply use
cabal, the standard Haskell
package management command.
cabal update cabal install -j --disable-tests criterion
Depending on how many prerequisites you already have installed, and what your Cabal configuration looks like, the build will probably take just a few minutes.
Getting started
Here's a a simple and complete benchmark, measuring the performance of
the ever-ridiculous
fib function.
import Criterion.Main -- The function we're benchmarking. fib m | m < 0 = error "negative!" | otherwise = go m where go 0 = 0 go 1 = 1 go n = go (n-1) + go (n-2) -- Our benchmark harness. main = defaultMain [ bgroup "fib" [ bench "1" $ whnf fib 1 , bench "5" $ whnf fib 5 , bench "9" $ whnf fib 9 , bench "11" $ whnf fib 11 ] ]
function takes a list of
values, each of which describes a function to benchmark. (We'll come
back to
bench and
whnf shortly, don't worry.)
To maximise our convenience,
defaultMain will parse command line
arguments and then run any benchmarks we ask. Let's compile our
benchmark program.
$ ghc -O --make Fibber [1 of 1] Compiling Main ( Fibber.hs, Fibber.o ) Linking Fibber ...
If we run our newly compiled
Fibber program, it will benchmark all
of the functions we specified.
$ ./Fibber --output fibber.html benchmarking fib/1 time 23.91 ns (23.30 ns .. 24.54 ns) 0.994 R² (0.991 R² .. 0.997 R²) mean 24.36 ns (23.77 ns .. 24.97 ns) std dev 2.033 ns (1.699 ns .. 2.470 ns) variance introduced by outliers: 88% (severely inflated) ...more output follows...
Even better, the
--output option directs our program to write a
report to the file
fibber.html. Click on the image
to see a complete report. If you mouse over the data points in the
charts, you'll see that they are live, giving additional information
about what's being displayed.

Understanding charts
A report begins with a summary of all the numbers measured. Underneath is a breakdown of every benchmark, each with two charts and some explanation.
The chart on the left is a kernel density estimate (also known as a KDE) of time measurements. This graphs the probability of any given time measurement occurring. A spike indicates that a measurement of a particular time occurred; its height indicates how often that measurement was repeated.

Why not use a histogram?
A more popular alternative to the KDE for this kind of display is the histogram. Why do we use a KDE instead? In order to get good information out of a histogram, you have to choose a suitable bin size. This is a fiddly manual task. In contrast, a KDE is likely to be informative immediately, with no configuration required.

The chart on the right contains the raw measurements from which the kernel density estimate was built. The $x$ axis indicates the number of loop iterations, while the $y$ axis shows measured execution time for the given number of iterations. The line "behind" the values is a linear regression generated from this data. Ideally, all measurements will be on (or very near) this line.
Understanding the data under a chart
Underneath the chart for each benchmark is a small table of information that looks like this.

	 lower bound	 estimate	 upper bound

 OLS regression	 31.0 ms	 37.4 ms	 42.9 ms

 R² goodness-of-fit	 0.887	 0.942	 0.994

 Mean execution time	 34.8 ms	 37.0 ms	 43.1 ms

 Standard deviation	 2.11 ms	 6.49 ms	 11.0 ms

The first two rows are the results of a linear regression run on the measurements displayed in the right-hand chart.
"OLS regression" estimates the time needed for a single execution of the activity being benchmarked, using an ordinary least-squares regression model. This number should be similar to the "mean execution time" row a couple of rows beneath. The OLS estimate is usually more accurate than the mean, as it more effectively eliminates measurement overhead and other constant factors.
"R² goodness-of-fit" is a measure of how accurately the linear regression model fits the observed measurements. If the measurements are not too noisy, R² should lie between 0.99 and 1, indicating an excellent fit. If the number is below 0.99, something is confounding the accuracy of the linear model. A value below 0.9 is outright worrisome.
"Mean execution time" and "Standard deviation" are statistics calculated (more or less) from execution time divided by number of iterations.
On either side of the main column of values are greyed-out lower and upper bounds. These measure the accuracy of the main estimate using a statistical technique called bootstrapping. This tells us that when randomly resampling the data, 95% of estimates fell within between the lower and upper bounds. When the main estimate is of good quality, the lower and upper bounds will be close to its value.
Reading command line output
Before you look at HTML reports, you'll probably start by inspecting the report that criterion prints in your terminal window.
benchmarking ByteString/HashMap/random time 4.046 ms (4.020 ms .. 4.072 ms) 1.000 R² (1.000 R² .. 1.000 R²) mean 4.017 ms (4.010 ms .. 4.027 ms) std dev 27.12 μs (20.45 μs .. 38.17 μs)
The first column is a name; the second is an estimate. The third and fourth, in parentheses, are the 95% lower and upper bounds on the estimate.
timecorresponds to the "OLS regression" field in the HTML table above.
R²is the goodness-of-fit metric for
std devhave the same meanings as "Mean execution time" and "Standard deviation" in the HTML table.
How to write a benchmark suite
A criterion benchmark suite consists of a series of
main = defaultMain [ bgroup "fib" [ bench "1" $ whnf fib 1 , bench "5" $ whnf fib 5 , bench "9" $ whnf fib 9 , bench "11" $ whnf fib 11 ] ]
We group related benchmarks together using the
function. Its first argument is a name for the group of benchmarks.
bgroup :: String -> [Benchmark] -> Benchmark
All the magic happens with the
function. The first argument to
bench is a name that describes the
activity we're benchmarking.
bench :: String -> Benchmarkable -> Benchmark bench = Benchmark
type is a container for code that can be benchmarked.
By default, criterion allows two kinds of code to be benchmarked.
IOaction can be benchmarked directly.
With a little trickery, we can benchmark pure functions.
Benchmarking an
IO action
This function shows how we can benchmark an
IO action.
import Criterion.Main main = defaultMain [ bench "readFile" $ nfIO (readFile "GoodReadFile.hs") ]
We use
to specify that after we run the
IO action, its result must be
evaluated to normal form, i.e. so that
all of its internal constructors are fully evaluated, and it contains
no thunks.
nfIO :: NFData a => IO a -> IO ()
Rules of thumb for when to use
Any time that lazy I/O is involved, use
nfIOto avoid resource leaks.
If you're not sure how much evaluation will have been performed on the result of an action, use
nfIOto be certain that it's fully evaluated.
IO and
In addition to
nfIO, criterion provides a
function that evaluates the result of an action only deep enough for
the outermost constructor to be known (using
seq). This is known as
weak head normal form (WHNF).
whnfIO :: IO a -> IO ()
This function is useful if your
IO action returns a simple value
like an
Int, or something more complex like a
where evaluating the outermost constructor will do "enough work".
Be careful with lazy I/O!
Experienced Haskell programmers don't use lazy I/O very often, and here's an example of why: if you try to run the benchmark below, it will probably crash.
import Criterion.Main main = defaultMain [ bench "whnfIO readFile" $ whnfIO (readFile "BadReadFile.hs") ]
The reason for the crash is that
readFile reads the contents of a
file lazily: it can't close the file handle until whoever opened the
file reads the whole thing. Since
whnfIO only evaluates the very
first constructor after the file is opened, the benchmarking loop
causes a large number of open files to accumulate, until the
inevitable occurs:
$ ./BadReadFile benchmarking whnfIO readFile openFile: resource exhausted (Too many open files)
Beware "pretend" I/O!
GHC is an aggressive compiler. If you have an
IO action that
doesn't really interact with the outside world, and it has just the
right structure, GHC may notice that a substantial amount of its
computation can be memoised via "let-floating".
There exists a somewhat contrived example of this problem, where the first two benchmarks run between 40 and 40,000 times faster than they "should".
As always, if you see numbers that look wildly out of whack, you shouldn't rejoice that you have magically achieved fast performance---be skeptical and investigate!

Defeating let-floating
Fortunately for this particular misbehaving benchmark suite, GHC has
an option named
that will turn off let-floating and restore the first two benchmarks
to performing in line with the second two.
You should not react by simply throwing
-fno-full-laziness into
every GHC-and-criterion command line, as let-floating helps with
performance more often than it hurts with benchmarking.
Benchmarking pure functions
Lazy evaluation makes it tricky to benchmark pure code. If we tried to saturate a function with all of its arguments and evaluate it repeatedly, laziness would ensure that we'd only do "real work" the first time through our benchmarking loop. The expression would be overwritten with that result, and no further work would happen on subsequent loops through our benchmarking harness.
We can defeat laziness by benchmarking an unsaturated function---one that has been given all but one of its arguments.
This is why the
function accepts two arguments: the first is the almost-saturated
function we want to benchmark, and the second is the final argument to
give it.
nf :: NFData b => (a -> b) -> a -> Benchmarkable
As the
constraint suggests,
nf applies the argument to the function, then
evaluates the result to normal form.
function evaluates the result of a function only to weak head normal form (WHNF).
whnf :: (a -> b) -> a -> Benchmarkable
If we go back to our first example, we can now fully understand what's going on.
main = defaultMain [ bgroup "fib" [ bench "1" $ whnf fib 1 , bench "5" $ whnf fib 5 , bench "9" $ whnf fib 9 , bench "11" $ whnf fib 11 ] ]
We can get away with using
whnf here because we know that an
Integer has only one constructor, so there's no deeper buried
structure that we'd have to reach using
As with benchmarking
IO actions, there's no clear-cut case for when
to use
whfn versus
nf, especially when a result may be lazily
Guidelines for thinking about when to use
nf or
If a result is a lazy structure (or a mix of strict and lazy, such as a balanced tree with lazy leaves), how much of it would a real-world caller use? You should be trying to evaluate as much of the result as a realistic consumer would. Blindly using
nfcould cause way too much unnecessary computation.
If a result is something simple like an
Int, you're probably safe using
whnf---but then again, there should be no additional cost to using
nfin these cases.
Using the criterion command line
By default, a criterion benchmark suite simply runs all of its
benchmarks. However, criterion accepts a number of arguments to
control its behaviour. Run your program with
--help for a complete
Specifying benchmarks to run
The most common thing you'll want to do is specify which benchmarks you want to run. You can do this by simply enumerating each benchmark.
./Fibber 'fib/fib 1'
By default, any names you specify are treated as prefixes to match, so
you can specify an entire group of benchmarks via a name like
"fib/". Use the
--match option to control this behaviour.
Listing benchmarks
If you've forgotten the names of your benchmarks, run your program
--list and it will print them all.
How long to spend measuring data
By default, each benchmark runs for 5 seconds.
You can control this using the
--time-limit option, which specifies
the minimum number of seconds (decimal fractions are acceptable) that
a benchmark will spend gathering data. The actual amount of time
spent may be longer, if more data is needed.
Writing out data
Criterion provides several ways to save data.
The friendliest is as HTML, using
--output. Files written using
--output are actually generated from Mustache-style templates. The
only other template provided by default is
json, so if you run with
--template json --output mydata.json, you'll get a big JSON dump of
your data.
You can also write out a basic CSV file using
--csv, and a
JUnit-compatible XML file using
--junit. (The contents of these
files are likely to change in the not-too-distant future.)
Linear regression
If you want to perform linear regressions on metrics other than
elapsed time, use the
--regress option. This can be tricky to use
if you are not familiar with linear regression, but here's a thumbnail
The purpose of linear regression is to predict how much one variable (the responder) will change in response to a change in one or more others (the predictors).
On each step through through a benchmark loop, criterion changes the number of
iterations. This is the most obvious choice for a predictor
variable. This variable is named
If we want to regress CPU time (
cpuTime) against iterations, we can
cpuTime:iters as the argument to
--regress. This generates
some additional output on the command line:
time 31.31 ms (30.44 ms .. 32.22 ms) 0.997 R² (0.994 R² .. 0.999 R²) mean 30.56 ms (30.01 ms .. 30.99 ms) std dev 1.029 ms (754.3 μs .. 1.503 ms) cpuTime: 0.997 R² (0.994 R² .. 0.999 R²) iters 3.129e-2 (3.039e-2 .. 3.221e-2) y -4.698e-3 (-1.194e-2 .. 1.329e-3)
After the block of normal data, we see a series of new rows.
On the first line of the new block is an R² goodness-of-fit measure, so we can see how well our choice of regression fits the data.
On the second line, we get the slope of the
iters curve,
or (stated another way) how much
cpuTime each iteration costs.
The last entry is the $y$-axis intercept.
Measuring garbage collector statistics
By default, GHC does not collect statistics about the operation of its
garbage collector. If you want to measure and regress against GC
statistics, you must explicitly enable statistics collection at
runtime using
Useful regressions

regression

notes
CPU cycles
Bytes allocated
+RTS -T
Number of garbage collections
+RTS -T
CPU frequency
Tips, tricks, and pitfalls
While criterion tries hard to automate as much of the benchmarking process as possible, there are some things you will want to pay attention to.
Measurements are only as good as the environment in which they're gathered. Try to make sure your computer is quiet when measuring data.
Be judicious in when you choose
whnf. Always think about what the result of a function is, and how much of it you want to evaluate.
Simply rerunning a benchmark can lead to variations of a few percent in numbers. This variation can have many causes, including address space layout randomization, recompilation between runs, cache effects, CPU thermal throttling, and the phase of the moon. Don't treat your first measurement as golden!
Keep an eye out for completely bogus numbers, as in the case of
When you need trustworthy results from a benchmark suite, run each measurement as a separate invocation of your program. When you run a number of benchmarks during a single program invocation, you will sometimes see them interfere with each other.
How to sniff out bogus results
If some external factors are making your measurements noisy, criterion tries to make it easy to tell. At the level of raw data, noisy measurements will show up as "outliers", but you shouldn't need to inspect the raw data directly.
The easiest yellow flag to spot is the R² goodness-of-fit measure dropping below 0.9. If this happens, scrutinise your data carefully.
Another easy pattern to look for is severe outliers in the raw
measurement chart when you're using
--output. These should be easy
to spot: they'll be points sitting far from the linear regression line
(usually above it).
If the lower and upper bounds on an estimate aren't "tight" (close to the estimate), this suggests that noise might be having some kind of negative effect.
A warning about "variance introduced by outliers" may be printed. This indicates the degree to which the standard deviation is inflated by outlying measurements, as in the following snippet (notice that the lower and upper bounds aren't all that tight, too).
std dev 652.0 ps (507.7 ps .. 942.1 ps) variance introduced by outliers: 91% (severely inflated)


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iPad 3 4G Home Button Assembly Replacement
Position the home button and push the panel onto it. Remove the portion of film from the digitizer, adhesive from the home button, then push down in place the bottom of the screen so the home button sticks to the digitizer. If you position the home button on the digitizer it will be more trial and error.
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Remember to move the metal latch at the top of the screen to the replacement screen. I had to use this to keep it in place or else the screen bulges at the top. Also there is no notice about adhesive but I bought new adhesive to keep the new screen attached.
This iPod is one piece of fragile electronics. I agree everything about the 4th gen. iPod Touch is extremely difficult!
iPod Touch 4th Generation Front Panel Replacement
At this step is when you should test that the touch and LCD are working before you assemble back the parts. Be very careful when you plug in the cable for the LCD before you assemble the iPod. I have several times bent a pin on the contact on the motherboard. This could make the display white.
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iPod Touch 4th Generation Front Panel Replacement
Hi, take a look at my post here to make sure you have moved over old parts from the broken screen assembly because these are not included when you buy a new part:
iPod Touch 4th Generation Front Panel Replacement
Make sure the digitizer cable is folded in and doe not prevent the screen from sitting down. Also do not move the metal bracket near the camera to the new screen. Check for old broken glass parts along the edges. Also check that the speaker at the bottom has not moved up. It must go to the bottom of the case and not bulge up.
iPod Touch 4th Generation Front Panel Replacement
No, not really. It has a function to spread and remove heat so your iPod could get hotter if it is not in place. If you have torn it. Just lift it up and put it together so it overlaps.
iPod Touch 4th Generation Front Panel Replacement
So you have checked there are no glass pieces left on the frame. The problem getting the screen flush in the frame is mostly 2 things. 1 - the digitizer ribbon cable is not folded correctly under the top. 2 - the speaker is raised and need to be pushed down. I would also check that if you moved the metal part around the camera from the old screen, this could be bent. I usually leave that piece behind even if I agree that the top right corner then is a bit vulnerable to pressure. I have had no issues with that.
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Pressing hard down on any screen will give pressure points but this sounds like a bad part. If it seems flush to the frame it should not be easy to get the white pressure points. I would suggest replacing the screen/glass.
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Take a look at the small spacer just below the "4" connector. Some dock connectors out there do not have the small spacer. I experienced a couple of times that the (4) cable had popped out of the connector after using the phone for some days. The cable is a little stiff. The small spacer helps press down the cable onto the connector so it doesn't jump out.
iPad 2 Wi-Fi EMC 2415 Front Panel Replacement
When closing the digitizer it is essential that you have tucked the digitizer cable into the opening between the frame and the LCD. Or else you can experience a small raise on the digitizer where the cable goes down.
- Be careful that the adhesive along the panel does not stick to the cable
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Close the side and adjust the panel to the other side and position it in place. This way you avoid any bulge on that side of the digitizer and it will sit perfectly.
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Mathematical Models of ConvectionDe Gruyter 2012; US$ 168.00
Phenomena of convection are abundant in nature as well as in industry. This volume addresses the subject of convection from the point of view of both, theory and application. While the first three chapters provide a refresher on fluid dynamics and heat transfer theory, the rest of the book describes the modern developments in theory. Thus... more...
Transient Heat TransferSpringer Berlin Heidelberg 2011; US$ 49.95
Making use of the dimensionless Biot number, this volume presents a new, direct computational method for transient heat transfer. The approach allows readers to make transient heat transfer calculations without using finite difference programs. more...
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This book serves as a concise reference for the fast solution of practical problems in heat transmission. It analyzes heat transfer by radiation, illustrates the required behavior when examining heat transfer in heat exchangers, and discusses pressure drops. more...
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The motion of fluids is never in parallel- or counter-flow in heat exchangers and tube banks, leading to complexities in the equations for calculating their transferred heat and temperatures. This review of the topic includes 70 design and verification tables. more...
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ADRIAN BEJAN, PhD , is the J. A. Jones Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Duke University. An internationally recognized authority on heat transfer and thermodynamics, Bejan has pioneered the methods of entropy generation minimization, scale analysis, heatlines and masslines, intersection of asymptotes, dendritic architectures, and the constructal... more...
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November 27, 2009 The Iraqis who fall victim to their country's ongoing violence often register as little more than a number in a newscast for most Americans. But one of those recent statistics represented a real loss for many people in Denver. Haiffa Ali arrived there as a refugee in 2007, nervous and hostile to a country that was occupying her own. In less than two years, she was settled in — helping with a craft organization for refugee women and finding her own place in the local arts scene. But Ali went back to Iraq for a visit in October and was killed by a bombing in Baghdad. She left behind friends and family in Denver who grieve her loss.
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November 24, 2009 A long-awaited public inquiry into Britain's role in the Iraq war opened Tuesday with former civil servants questioned by a panel of investigators. But critics say the panel lacks the powers to get to the heart of the issues surrounding Britain's involvement in the war.
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November 24, 2009 Lt. Col. Mike Brennan retired from the Army more than two decades ago. He settled his family into a quiet North Carolina community where he built a successful ophthalmology practice. But one phone call from a friend encouraged him to go to Iraq. Brennan will go to Afghanistan later this month.
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November 23, 2009 One of the most popular programs on Iraqi TV these days is Hotline, a call-in show that allows viewers to take their problems directly to the highest government officials. It offers an unprecedented chance for ordinary Iraqis to confront their government.
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November 22, 2009 Dr. Chris Coppola was a pediatrician in the U.S. before he shipped off to Iraq. As a military surgeon, he expected to treat soldiers, but he found himself helping war-ravaged Iraqi children as well. Host Liane Hansen speaks with Dr. Coppola about his memoir, Coppola: A Pediatric Surgeon in Iraq.
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Tariq al-Hashemi, Iraq's Sunni Arab vice president, speaks Wednesday during a press conference in Baghdad about the upcoming elections. Hashemi vetoed part of a key election law, throwing national polls slated for January and a planned U.S. troop drawdown into question.
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November 18, 2009 A top Iraqi official vetoed the country's election law Wednesday, throwing plans to hold parliamentary elections in January into disarray. The move could unravel hard-won compromises, and it could complicate U.S. efforts to withdraw U.S. combat troops next year.
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Baghdad Island (shown here in June 2009) is a 150-acre Tigris River amusement park complex. It was a popular site for weddings and other celebrations before the U.S.-led invasion in March 2003, but it was devastated by looting in the aftermath. Now, U.S. and Iraqi officials have begun renovating the park.
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November 16, 2009 During the time of Saddam Hussein, Iraqi families flocked to Baghdad Island, a sprawling, once-popular Baghdad amusement park. Destroyed by looting after the 2003 U.S. invasion, the park is now undergoing revitalization, with the help of the U.S. Army.
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November 16, 2009 Ernesto Londono, Baghdad bureau chief for The Washington Post, looked to the city of Samarra to answer the question: Was the Iraq war worth it? Samarra appears to be a surge success story, but it remains deeply divided along Sunni and Shia lines.
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November 14, 2009 Veterans of the war in Iraq experience effects that are not always obvious. Sometimes their problems are only visible to doctors like Natalie Mariano, who for the past five years has worked at the Veteran Affairs Primary Care Center in Hyannis, Mass.
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November 13, 2009 Former U.S. ambassador Peter Galbraith denies there were conflicts of interest when he advised the Kurdish government about their constitution. He says the Kurds knew about the business relationship he formed with a Norwegian oil company a year later. Nonetheless, some experts worry Galthraith's actions will make it more difficult for Americans to give advice independently without the suspicion of profit.
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November 12, 2009 Former U.S. diplomat Peter Galbraith talks to Melissa Block about accusations of conflicts of interest when he advised the Kurdish government about the drafting of Iraq's Constitution. He says that when he entered a business relationship with a Norwegian oil company, the Kurds knew about the relationship, and there was no conflict of interest.
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November 12, 2009 Incumbent Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is hoping for a repeat of last January's provincial elections — that's when Iraqi voters rejected overtly religious parties and turned to his more secular slate. Luckily for him, those religious parties don't seem to have gotten the message. One of the largest Shiite religious parties is spending millions on an Iranian-style mausoleum to its fallen leaders. It's by far the biggest construction in the city of Najaf, but residents say they'd rather see the money spent on services.
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November 7, 2009 Deployments are usually hard on families. Spouses must become single parents for months on end, managing households with little outside help. These challenges become even more daunting for families with special needs children.
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November 6, 2009 In the six years since the U.S. invasion, Iraq's oil production has hardly matched the level under Saddam Hussein. Iraq's oil minister had been harshly criticized, but this week the world's largest oil companies signed multi-billion dollar deals to redevelop Iraq's oil fields. What's most impressive is that the oil minister got the companies to accept Iraq's conditions and terms.
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November 4, 2009 Stalled for 30 years by invasion, war and rebellions, the flow of corpses from outside Iraq to the Shiite holy cemetery in Najaf has resumed. But plenty of risk remains as traffickers share the country's borders with drug smugglers and other criminals — a price they're willing to pay for the hefty compensation.
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We pride ourselves on being unpredictable, but we're able to be honest with ourselves and say that, when it comes to our annual anniversary beer releases, fans know what to expect—something extremely hoppy! And most years, that means an over-the-top India pale ale. Ten out of the 17 anniversary beers we've produced to-date have been IPAs, including the past four consecutive years. So, it should come as no surprise that this year, our milestone-celebrating beer is another IPA. But, much as we've refused to be completely predictable with our anniversary IPAs (the past four years have featured an imperial British-style IPA, double black IPA, lemon verbena-infused imperial rye IPA, and 100% German-hopped double IPA), 2014's commemorative hop monster is extremely original. In fact, we're billing Stone 18th Anniversary IPA as the "hoppiest golden-brown IPA on Earth!" (Yes, that's our subtle brand of sarcasm you're picking up there!)
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When we debuted Stone Saison, we did more than introduce our unique spin on a Belgian-style ale. We also ushered in a new age that allows our fans to get involved with discovering the best-suited edible vehicles for maximum enjoyment of our beers, all thanks to a hashtag—#PairedWith. When Stone Saison came out, we provided a quartet of recipes constructed to pair perfectly with the beer, so fans could prepare them and experience food-and-beer symbiosis for themselves. But we also asked fans to experiment with dishes and ingredients they thought would go well with Stone Saison and share their most successful pairings on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest using #PairedWith. It was fun, educational and, at times, even surprising, and lots of people from beer- and food-bloggers to everyday craft beer nuts, got involved. So, we're moving forward with our #PairedWith initiative, this time with a beer that's completely different but amazingly well-suited for sidling up beside a variety of dishes, both savory and sweet—our new Stone Coffee Milk Stout.
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By now, many are familiar with our newest brewing foray, the Stone Stochasticity Project. But even two brews in, you may not be familiar with the term "stochastic," especially in the context of brewing. The definition of stochasticity is wordy and probably only truly makes sense if you've studied Probability Theory in depth (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy doesn't count—that's Improbability Theory), but even our one-track minds picked up on the potential and complexity of this idea. In layman's terms, stochastic is a non-deterministic, or random, state. So, why not just say that? For one, the scientific background would be lost, and random just doesn't have the same ring as Stochasticity, nor all the connotation. Two, the Stone Stochasticity Project is much more than just brewing beer. It involves delving beyond what most people think about beyond beer's four main ingredients. So where does that leave us in our ever-evolving quest for good craft beer? Right at the newest member of this series, Stone Stochasticity Project Quadrotriticale, a beer that holds up to the stochastic and technical nature of this venture.
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Our new double India pale ale, Kyle Hollingsworth / Keri Kelli / Stone Collective Distortion IPA recently wrapped up a whirlwind, coast-to-coast pre-release tour. Considering this fruity and pleasantly earthy brew's rock star status, it seemed fitting to afford it the touring band treatment its co-creators are used to. That duo consists of The String Cheese Incident keyboardist Kyle Hollingsworth and guitarist Keri Kelli of Alice Cooper and Skid Row fame. Together, like savants providing a reliable backbeat for a most magnificent jam session, the duo guided us toward the recipe for this neo-traditional beer. The hop bill consists of Calypso, Comet and Nugget hops, given staccato-esque punctuation thanks to healthy dry-hopping with Vic's Secret, a recently introduced hop from Australia. But anybody can come up with an out-there (or Down Under) assemblage of hops. What turns this already blaring imperial IPA up to 11 is spicing from coriander seeds and—a first for us—elderberries. It's unlike any IPA we've ever made…and we've made a lot of IPAs!
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Most of our fans are under the impression Stone Smoked Porter w/Chipotle Peppers debuted in 2012. There's good reason for this. In May of that year, we launched a website, announcing the existence of that beer along with its cousin, Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean. This coincided with our national launch of both beers, but as those whose fanatic-level knowledge of our humble brewing company know, both beers came into being years before, though their impetuses were quite different. The epiphany for the bean-bolstered brew came when one of our small batch brewers plopped a healthy scoop of vanilla ice cream into a pint of Stone Smoked Porter, while the smoked jalapeño-infused version was presented as an alternative to thin, fizzy, low-flavor macro-lagers offered around Cinco de Mayo.
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Few, if any beer styles offer such a wide-ranging array of flavors as saison. Alternately referred to as "farmhouse ales" for the French and Belgian rural structures in which the style originated, no two taste the same, and therein lies the glory of the saison. Anything goes…and we like that! Tangy, earthy, peppery, herbaceous, floral, spicy and fruity are among the numerous descriptors that can accompany this rangy beer style. So, when conceptualizing our new Stone Saison, we were essentially able to go in any direction we wanted. It seemed only right to bottle up a Belgian-style beer that, while different from most of the incredibly hoppy offerings we're known for, clearly embodied who we are; something 100% Stone! It was a tall order, but one sip is all it'll take to show fans why we think we came through with flying colors.
Hop Bursted: Stone Go To IPA
Stone makes nine year-round beers. For most brewing companies, that'd be enough, especially when you add in the massive number of specialty beers, collaborative ales and other cool non-year-round stuff we cram into the brew schedule. But we're not most brewing companies. We know that the face of American craft beer is constantly evolving, and with it, the tastes of beer drinkers across the nation. While we'll never follow trends (but will absolutely do our darndest to start a few), it's important to keep our eyes, ears and palates open to what our fans desire, and we'd have to be blind, deaf and dumb (in the literal sense) to fail to see beer fans' love of session India pale ales. They're popping up everywhere as folks look for lower-alcohol beers delivering the poignant flavors of imperial IPAs. There's definitely a plethora of modern day scenarios and a need for lighter ABV brews. These served as the impetus for brewing our Great American Beer Festival gold medal-winning session beer, Stone Levitation Ale in 2006. But beer lovers cannot survive on amber ales alone—even if they are intensely hoppy and just 4.4% ABV—so we spent much of 2013 working on several recipes for our very own session IPA, and now, that fruity, piney, altogether hoppy newcomer, Stone Go To IPA, will be available to fulfill your big flavor sans overwhelming ABV needs all year long.
You Asked For It: Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean
At Stone, our philosophy has always been to follow our own muse, ignoring naysayers and skeptics to create beers that we are not only enthused to drink, but excited to share with the rest of the world. Interestingly enough, being true to ourselves has helped us to reach more and more fans of our style of outwardly flavorful and innovative brews. We're proud to have brought so many well-received beers to our devotees, but this isn't a one-way street. We're in this craft brewing movement together, and we listen to our fans, many of whom are extremely vocal (our kind of people), especially where beer is involved. Over the last several years, few of our ales have been as talked about, requested and outright clamored for via our social media channels and face-to-face meetings with fans as Stone Smoked Porter w/Vanilla Bean. So, we're bringing it back in a big way!