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The environment has taken a back seat to the economy this election season. But timely new research looks at the intersection of politics, economics and the environment: the actual cost of environmental regulations.
A new working paper (abstract; PDF) by Michael Greenstone, John List, and Chad Syverson analyzes the economic cost of air-quality regulations. From the abstract:
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The economic costs of environmental regulations have been widely debated since the U.S. began to restrict pollution emissions more than four decades ago. Using detailed production data from nearly 1.2 million plant observations drawn from the 1972-1993 Annual Survey of Manufactures, we estimate the effects of air quality regulations on manufacturing plants' total factor productivity (TFP) levels. We find that among surviving polluting plants, stricter air quality regulations are associated with a roughly 2.6 percent decline in TFP. The regulations governing ozone have particularly large negative effects on productivity, though effects are also evident among particulates and sulfur dioxide emitters.
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Our previous podcast, "You Eat What You Are, Pt. 1,"explored how American food got so bad, how it's begun to get much better, and who has the answers for further improvement.
Now it's time for "You Eat What You Are, Part 2." (You can download/subscribe at iTunes, get the RSS feed, listen via the media player above, or read the transcript below.)
In this installment, we look at the challenge of feeding 7 billion people while protecting the environment, especially from all the pollution associated with the long-distance transportation of all that food. In that regard, it would seem that going local is a no-brainer — until you start to look at the numbers.
We begin with David Cleveland, an environmental studies professor at U.C.-Santa Barbara. Santa Barbara County grows $1.2 billion worth of produce a year, putting it in the top 1 percent of U.S. counties. Cleveland started out simply trying to learn how much of the produce consumed locally was also produced locally:
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CLEVELAND: This is what really shocked us: we found that when you added up all these different ways in which locally grown produce got to people in Santa Barbara County, that less than five percent of the fruits and vegetables consumed in Santa Barbara County were actually grown in Santa Barbara County, and the other ninety-five percent were imported.
Is a Meat-Eating Cyclist a Contradiction?
In response to James McWilliams's still-reverberating post about why more environmentalists don't promote veganism, a reader named Mary writes:
I have always wondered why environmentalists are so reluctant to promote veganism, but eager to promote alternative transportation. Many residents of the U.S. are currently locked in to their car-dependent lifestyle, with large mortgages in suburbs with no safe sidewalks or bike lanes and inefficient transit. Ditching their car is logistically much more difficult to do than buying beans instead of meat at the grocery store. Currently, the infrastructure for reducing car use is lacking in many communities, though vegan foods, like beans, grains, fruits, and vegetables, are much more easily obtained.
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Evidence That Myopia Has a Strong Environmental Cause
Time reports on a new study on why Asians have a higher rate of nearsightedness:
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It has long been thought that nearsightedness is mostly a hereditary problem, but researchers led by Ian Morgan of Australian National University say the data suggest that environment has a lot more to do with it.
Reporting in the journal Lancet, the authors note that up to 90% of young adults in major East Asian countries, including China, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore and South Korea, are nearsighted. The overall rate of myopia in the U.K., by contrast, is about 20% to 30%.
A Rose By Any Other Distance: A New Marketplace Podcast
Our latest Freakonomics Radio on Marketplace podcast is called "A Rose By Any Other Distance." (You can download/subscribe at iTunes, get the RSS feed, listen via the media player above, or read the transcript below.)
With Mother's Day coming up, we thought it'd be interesting to look at the cut-flower industry. Americans spend about $12 billion a year on them. Mario Valle, a wholesaler at the L.A. Flower District, tells us that Mother's Day is easily his biggest day of the year: "It's 30 percent of my year. Everyone has a mother!" Read More »
Show and Yell: A New Freakonomics Radio Podcast
Season 2, Episode 2
We have just released a series of five one-hour Freakonomics Radio specials to public-radio stations across the country (check here to find your local station), and now they're hitting our podcast stream as well. If you are a dedicated podcast subscriber, then some of this material will be familiar to you. These new shows are what might best be called "mashupdates" — that is, mashups of earlier podcasts that have also been updated with new interviews, etc.
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Rising health insurance premiums for township employees could cost Miami Township taxpayers about $74,000 more next year if officials renew with Anthem, its current provider, said Larry Fronk, township administrator.
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I would really love some honest critiques and improvements suggestions
Renewed Study - I'm drawing again!!
Goddamn dude, your characters are so refreshing. Good to see your artwork still kickin' motivates me like hell to see all those thumbs and characterexplorations. You're doing it good.
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Nice work, man! Great job on the bloodsport! Keep it up
SaiVix: Thanks!
DefiledVisions: Thanks dude, had a lot of fun with those thumbnails.
alexson: Thanks man, I will!
Some slight progress on the White Wizard for ArtOrder.
Yo Mike here's the op hope it helps.
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Fetsch: Thanks, that helped a lot!
midknight523: Thanks!
Finished up the White Wizard, quite happy with it. And I'm just gonna throw in a sci fi soldier guy whose design makes no sense, haha.
Totally love your thumbnails, a lot of those have a wonderfull potential as finished pieces.
Your color work is solid as well, all your hard work makes me realize what a slacking bum i am.
Thank you for a visit in my sketchbook, aprecieted.
I'm totally digging that wizard, she's captured in a momentum.
I saw many illustrations of thats or which felt extremely posed and studio like.
Your is great, but i have a strong feeling that some kind of foreground element would help to build the depth a bit. Maybe some part/strand of her's with some motion blur for dynamism? You decide
Oh yes, 5 stars, definitely.
Not totally sold on how the white wizards legs connect to her torso, and the right side of her back seems to extend too far, making the armpit quite large. The flesh tones and reflections are pretty nice looking. Keep up the work
Feil Magnus: Thanks a lot, I had a lot of fun doing those thumbnails!
Icecold: Thanks a lot man! Yeah, you're right about the depth thing. I think the part of her cape thing that is in the lower right corner could overlap more and take up a little more space on the canvas. Glad you liked the piece!
jedininjaman: You're totally right about the leg, didn't put a lot of research into that. You could be right about the ribcage as well, I'm not sure if it's too broad, or if the armpit area just looks wonky though. Thanks for the crits!
Here's some Bridgeman arm studies and some random nude studies, before I go off on an army camping trip into the frozen hell that is Norway's forests.
Oh man, awesome, incredible and superb!
The female wizard came out great. Besides the sexy high heels the lighting there is really nice and atmospheric. Thank you, you're a great inspiration.
And keep your hands warm, my friend. You'll need them!
your figures are looking so effortless, dude! great proportions aswell!
LastGen: Thanks man, appreciate the support!
Sebastian Gromann: Thanks a lot man, had fun doing them!
A quick doodle done while watching SamC's stream.
Wow man amazing progress from page 1 to now. Well done!
yeah, I have to agree with Ciaffaglione there about the remarkable improvement from 2008. The skeleton dude looks really awesome and should be made into a more refined illustration.
Such sick lines! those nudes are amazing!
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ha, nice posture on that last guy. i like his corset mouth
artorder entry came out sweeeet. some areas have a definite traditional media feel in the way the value changes are handled- particularly the legs and clothing. good stuff, mang.
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ho dama her ser dritbra ut. om jeg må finne en crit så syntes jeg foten hennes tangerer for mye med den tøy remse tingen under foten hennes. så det ommerådet tar litt mer oppmerksomhet en det burde
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Nice studies and great progress coming along in here! i really enjoy looking through your drawings and paintings man.
Love the landscape studies, the Howl portrait, and laughing about the transition from the Bridgeman studies to the nudie doodles. There's only so much focus one can give to Bridgeman before the mind starts to wander back to the ladies.
Mr. Skullman needs to be an enemy in Dark Souls *__* very cool design~
S Ciaffaglione: Thanks!
Mikko Voipio: Thanks, yeah I'm liking that one too, might work on it some more.
Monsieur-Beefy: Thanks man!
sourgasm: Thanks, glad you like it!
DStraX: Haha, takk for critten på han skjelettduden, den er jo helt utvasket. Enig med at det området på White Wizard-illustrasjonen ikke ser så bra ut, hadde en del problemer med å få det til å se bra ut.
Alexanderjr: Thanks, I'm really enjoying your sketchbook as well!
Wetterschneider: Haha, totally. Thanks!
ChuanMing: Thanks. Yeah, I'm currently serving my obligatory year in the army, got about 4 months left of my service. Not too bad though, seeing as I usually have every other week off.
Here's just a sketch-preview. And a contrast boost on the skeleton piece, since it was waaaay too washed out.
Sorry for the lousy update, but I'll be going into the frozen wastes of Norway next week. Going to do a more proper update next week though, most probably with a decent-ish amount of ballpoint/pencil sketches.
Hey man! Nice update, i looked thru ur entirely sketchbook and its awesome too see the progress you made from page 1 to now, I hope that someday i could reach your level man! keep well
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Nice Bridgemans man
Cool stuff man.
I'm looking forward to the next update.
There's something a little skinny about that skeletonnor-guy (no pun intended). What i mean is it could some more texture and more edges bleeding into eachother. But apart from that observation, you're doing pretty damn well i should say!
wasabi89: Thanks man, that means a lot!
FUSHANDCHUPS: Cheers man!
zelda_geek: Thanks, here it is!
walnut: Yeah, it could certainly do with some more refining. All I did since sketching it out was use the levels tool, due to its washed-out-ness. Thanks!
Here are the sketchpages, some really wonky stuff in there.
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i saw the tab by Mafyoo and noticed there a few mistakes/things he didn't pick up. it was a great tab either way so i'm just going to add onto his. So i don't claim to have written the whole tab. Just thought i'd say that straight up Tabbed By Bernie93 Song: Never Miss A Beat Album: Off With Their Heads Band: Kaiser Cheifs Intro and Breakdown G|-12-12-12-12-12-12-12-12---------------12-------| D|------------------------------------------------| A|----------------------------10-10---10----10----| E|------------------------------------------------| x4 Sometimes during the breakdowns he plays this: G|-12-12-12-12-12-12-12-12----------------------------| D|-----------------------------------12-10------------| A|----------------------------10-10--------13-10------| E|----------------------------------------------------| Verse G|------------------------| D|------------------------| A|------------------------| E|-3333333333333333333333-| for ages then on the 'It's cool' bit change to G|---------------| D|---------------| A|-5~-10~-8~-10~-| E|---------------| (Not 100% sure that's correct) Then on the 'Take A Look, Take A Look, Take A Look at me bit' G|------------------| D|------------------| A|------------------| E|-3333333333333333-| Chorus G|-----------------------------------| D|-----------------------------------| A|-888888888888888884444444466666666-| E|-----------------------------------| for a few times then G|-------------------| D|-------------------| A|-88888888888888888-| E|-------------------| thanks again to mafyoo for doing most of this tab =]
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Texas 36, Oklahoma 20 (Oct. 12, 2013) Case McCoy threw two touchdowns, 295-pound defensive tackle Chris Whaley returned an interception 31 yards for a score and the Longhorns ended Oklahoma's three-game winning streak in the rivalry to give Brown at least a temporary reprieve from all the gloomy talk about his future with the Longhorns. Brown insisted this victory was special for what it was -- finally a win for this senior group over Oklahoma, a 3-0. "You shouldn't leave this school without beating Oklahoma. You need to do that," Brown said. (AP)
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High school boys basketball roundup: Chartiers Valley gets best of section rival South Fayette
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It's never easy to beat a team three times in a season, but No. 1 Chartiers Valley did just that Friday night with a 67-62 win over Section 5-AAA rival South Fayette in the WPIAL quarterfinals at Canon-McMillan.
Michael Boulos had 20 points, and Matty McConnell added 19 to led the Colts (21-3), who will play No. 4 Beaver in the semifinals Tuesday at a time and site to be determined. Zach Challingsworth had 21 points for No. 9 South Fayette (14-10).
Beaver 71, Kittanning 66 — Austin Logan scored a game-high 36 points, including 19 in the fourth quarter, to lead No. 4 Beaver (19-3) to a second straight appearance in the Class AAA semifinals with a victory at North Allegheny. Corey Nesmith added 13 points for the Bobcats.
Sterling Henry finished with 19 points for Kittanning (20-5), which trailed by 10 at halftime and two after three quarters.
Mars 79, Uniontown 55 — Josh Goetz had 22 points to lead No. 2 Mars (21-3) to a quarterfinal-round victory at Baldwin. Mitch Buzard and Owen Nearhoof added 18 and 16 points, respectively, for the Planets, who will play Montour in the semifinals.
Jordan Pratt had 19 points to pace No. 7 Uniontown (17-4).
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Clairton 66, Union 55 — Terrish Webb scored 24 points, Tyler Boyd had 15 and Bryon Clifford scored 14 to lead No. 5 Clairton (15-6) to a quarterfinal-round victory at North Hills. The Bears, who led, 13-7, after the first quarter and 29-21 at halftime, will play top-seeded Lincoln Park in the semifinals Tuesday. Ben Young had 20 points, and Joe Salmen added 15 for No. 4 Union (17-6).
Lincoln Park 99, Wilkinsburg 58 — Elijah Minnie had 26 points, 13 blocks and 10 rebounds as No. 1 Lincoln Park (19-5) won a quarterfinal-round game at West Allegheny. Maverick Rowan scored 31, including four 3-pointers, and Ryan Skovranko had 18 points, eight assists and eight rebounds for Lincoln Park, which will play Clairton in the semifinals. Isaiah Pete and Eric Dean had 16 points each for No. 9 Wilkinsburg (13-10).
North Catholic 53, OLSH 46 — Danny Savulchak and Dominick Robb each scored 12 points, as No. 3 North Catholic (16-5) earned a quarterfinal-round victory. The Trojans opened an 18-9 lead in the first half, but OLSH tied the game at halftime and then held a 38-34 lead after three quarters. Cameron Johnson had 18 points to lead No. 6 OLSH (19-5).
Vincentian 81, Monessen 42 — No. 2 Vincentian (23-1) jumped out to a 29-17 lead in the first quarter and was ahead, 52-31, at halftime en route to a quarterfinal-round win at Keystone Oaks. Ryan Wolf and Tony DiNardo had 23 and 21 points, respectively, for Vincentian, which will play North Catholic in the semifinals.
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To demonstrate Selventa's approach to biomarker discovery for patient stratification, the Selventa Discovery Platform (SDP) was used to stratify breast cancer patients using inferred estrogen receptor (ER) activity strength scores derived from transcriptomic GEO data set GSE5460 (Figure 1). The ER activity strength scores computed by the SDP (and described in the attached poster presentation) for individual patients were compared to the measured presence of ER as detected by immunohistochemical (IHC) staining, which represents a clinically validated diagnostic biomarker for therapeutic decisions regarding treatment with anti-estrogen therapy, such as tamoxifen. The stratification of breast cancer patients with inferred ER strength scores demonstrated the relevance of the approach to an established clinical diagnostic biomarker for tamoxifen therapy as a proof-of-concept case study (Figure 1). This approach can be applied to biomarker development with additional therapeutic agents and/or target of interest across multiple disease areas where predictive biomarkers are not available or molecular patient classes are not easily distinguished through gene expression changes alone (e.g., in prostate cancer).


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It's Official. John Hogan Out at Clear Channel.
Clear Channel made the official announcement that John Hogan is retiring and to show Wall Street a move the company is stable, Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman has extended his contract with the company for another 5 years. Hogan joined Clear Channel in 1999 when the Company acquired Jacor Communications, where he was Senior Vice President of Radio. He was named Chief Operating Officer of Clear Channel Radio two years later, and became President and CEO of Clear Channel Radio in 2002. He was named as Chairman and CEO of Clear Channel Media and Entertainment in February 2012. Hogan has been given the title of Chairman emeritus of Clear Channel Media and Entertainment.
Clear Channel Media and Entertainment (the radio division) will now report directly to Pittman and Clear Channels President and Chief Financial Officer, Rich Bressler.
Pittman said of Hogan, John Hogan has made tremendous contributions to Clear Channel during his tenure particularly during the unprecedented economic headwinds our country, our industry and our company, faced in 2008 and 2009. He has been an excellent partner for me and for Clear Channels leadership as we have evolved into the only multi-platform media company with national reach and the ability to execute locally.
Bob Pittman joined Clear Channel in November 2010 as an investor and the companys Chairman of Media and Entertainment Platforms, became the CEO in 2011 and added the Chairman responsibilities in 2013. Pittman said, I initially took on this role because of the one-of-kind assets at Clear Channel, with greater reach than any other media company in America, and its people, who have both the creativity and the drive to reinvent the company. The opportunity was irresistible and its been validated by the success of the iHeartRadio digital service, which reached 20 million registered users faster than any service in the history of the Internet -- as well as the transformation of Clear Channel Outdoor to a true media company that connects brands to consumers in increasingly innovative ways, from digital boards to interactive bus shelters to virtual stores connected by mobile devices. The progress we've made in the last two years has exceeded my expectations and I'm excited to commit to another five years with this amazing team of dedicated innovators.
Rumors have been swirling for months about John Hogan retiring from radio's largest company. Radio Ink has learned that Clear Channel may announce, as early as today, the retirement of Hogan and his office has already been cleared out. Last week when we reached out to Clear Channel representatives about a possible Hogan retirement they quickly denied it, with company spokesperson Wendy Goldberg telling Radio Ink, "not true." Yesterday several Clear Channel representatives did not return any of our requests for comment. As a result of a Hogan retirement, we've also learned President of Operations for Major Markets, Tom Schurr will get more responsibility and Clear Channel CEO Bob Pittman will step into the role of CEO for Radio. Schurr has been responsible for the markets generating the most revenue for Clear Channel.
Back in June it was announced that Hogan would be moving from San Antonio to New York City to be closer to the office in which Clear Channel CEO Bob Pittman worked. He was also given a $125,000 raise (to $1.125 Million per year), a housing allowance and moving expenses.
Hogan was named Chairman and CEO of Clear Channels Media and Entertainment division in February 2012. Prior to that Hogan was President and CEO (since August 2002). Hogan has been with Clear Channel since 1999. He began his radio career in 1981 in Atlanta as an account executive with Meredith Broadcasting.
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Well. I finally saw The Pitch last night and I (like some others) feel compelled to post some thoughts. So, here we go. Apart from the show's obvious editing-for-dramatic-effect, there were more than a few realities in AMC's latest reality show.
Reality 1: Of the two agencies enlisted for this showdown, one had an original concept that, though slightly uncomfortable, was probably right for the target audience. The other didn't have much. Just an "inspired-by" idea and presentational—yeah, I'm just gonna say it—gimmick.
Reality 2: *SPOILER ALERT* The client, for an unseen/unexplained reason, chose the agency with the unoriginal concept.
Reality 3: I wasn't surprised. As the new biz guy here at Struck, I've heard these exact words: "You won the pitch, but we're giving the business to someone else. We're too chicken to go with your idea." As we saw in full living color, the better concept isn't always the winner.
Reality 4: I'm grateful to have clients who *get it* and who have recognized cool, original ideas from the moment they were pitched. And I'm thankful that I work for an agency that really puts things like smarts, guts, craft, openness and solidarity in the forefront.
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With Everett Withers officially named the interim coach at North Carolina, we can begin to take a look at how Butch Davis' dismissal will resonate across the ACC.
The initial reactions from other teams across the league seem to be that this fallout in Chapel Hill could mean opportunity for other teams. CBSSports.com Rapid Reporter Travis Sawchik writes that Clemson could reclaim a recruiting hot-spot they once commanded.
"[North Carolina] was a fertile recruiting ground during [Clemson's] golden age during the 1980's," said Sawchik. "A weakened Tar Heel program could help Clemson recruit the bordering state, which it pluched five-star LB Stephone Anthony, who is from the Charlotte area, this spring."
But the advantage won't just be to other in-state schools and neighboring states. Steve Gorten, of the South Florida Sun Sentinel, said that while Davis was in Chapel Hill, Miami had "one big headache to deal with every season." Davis had a 3-1 record against his former team, often knocking off the Hurricanes as an underdog until Miami notched a 33-10 win against the Tar Heels in 2010. Just like he had at Miami, Davis was bringing in NFL-caliber talent to North Carolina and will no longer be a threat to the Hurricanes on the recruiting trail.
Withers, who has served as the Tar Heels' defensive coordinator, will be introduced as the interim coach during a press conference Friday afternoon. For now, it seems the "interim" tag is firm and the plan is for the next athletic director to hire the new head coach in time to sign the 2012 recruiting class. Until that next coach is named, expect the rest of the ACC to make up as much ground as possible on the recruiting trail.
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Hon mirin, or real mirin, is a kind of sake and a license is needed to produce it. According to the National Tax Agency, there were 111 licensed mirin manufacturers across Japan in fiscal 2011.
Aichi Prefecture has the most manufacturers with 17. Mikawa mirin, produced in the Mikawa district of the prefecture, is well known, and Hekinan is the center of Mikawa mirin, with five mirin makers in this city alone.
When I visited Hekinan manufacturer Sumiya Bunjiro Shoten, the sweet smell of steaming rice was floating through the air. Company President Toshio Sumiya, 65, said, "Traditional mirin making uses glutinous rice, rice malt and shochu distilled spirits."
According to Sumiya, many mirin makers gathered in the district because it was easy to get sake lees, as sake production has been popular there since the Edo period (1603-1867).
"People used shochu produced through the distillation of sake lees to make mirin," Sumiya said.
As the mirin production method is similar to that of sake, many sake brewers also produce mirin. The difference is that glutinous rice and shochu is used instead of water when making mirin.
"Shochu alcohol puts a brake on malt function and decomposes glutinous rice's starch and protein slowly," Sumiya said.
The best times to start producing mirin are the three months around the blooming of cherry blossoms in spring and the three months around the time chrysanthemums bloom in autumn.
Sumiya showed me how to make mirin. First, 2.7 tons of steamed glutinous rice is mixed with 0.3 tons of rice malt and 1,800 liters of rice shochu.
Sumiya's company uses rice shochu, but some makers use shochu obtained through the distillation of sake lees or high-end, mild shochu.
The taste of mirin differs according to the shochu used, Sumiya said.
These ingredients are kept in a tank for about three months, occasionally stirred and then put in bags. The bags are squeezed and white liquid that looks like amazake, or sweet mild sake, comes out.
This liquid is placed in a tank for about 18 months, turning an amber color as the sediment falls to the bottom.
Sumiya Bunjiro Shoten sells its mirin in 700-milliliter bottles for about 1,000 yen each (about $10).
At Sumiya's invitation, I tasted some of his mirin. The thick liquid tasted like rice liqueur and its rich sweetness spread through my mouth. It can be enjoyed as a cocktail mixed with soda or juice, he said.
When used in cooking, mirin not only adds a mild sweetness and a savory flavor, it caramelizes and adds gloss to dishes. Mirin also keeps food firm and removes fishy smells.
Sumiya's daughter Haruko showed me a simple tomato compote recipe using mirin. Put cherry tomatoes in hot water and remove the skins. Boil mirin until reduced by half and soak tomatoes in it. Cool them and you'll find mirin's sweetness perfectly complements the sourness of the tomatoes.
Miso sauce made of boiled down Hatcho-miso (the prefecture's dark miso), mirin and sake is good when served with broiled vegetables.
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Edward King, director of the Lakeland Arts Trust, has a view of Lake Windermere from his new office, a former dressing room at Blackwell, Baillie Scott's magnificent Arts and Crafts house in Cumbria (see pages 26-35). 'The view is framed by leaded lights and the wrought ironwork of the window stays; every stay is slightly different in design, tapering to a curve with a ball-shaped end. And my office door is opened with a leaf-shaped brass door handle mounted on a brass plate. I admire all the thought and craftsmanship that goes into each single detail.'
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Day in the Life of a FUE Transplant with Dr Wood – 500 grafts. 4th of April 2012
As I left my house I was reminded by the "what if" dreams I had last night. Whenever you know you are going into something that could change your life you get this feeling.
The "what ifs" are all about if it ends bad, if I am scarred or will anyone notice. But I get myself into the car and my dad beings the drive to Dr Woods clinic.
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- The best thing was I got to see each of the follicles taken out by looking at a tv monitor its called MODE. It is very fascinating to see it all happen in front of you. You get to see each follicles taken out.
- At this point I am feeling fine. Drugs are still in me but no real pain
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- My dad drops in and he can also see some of the procedure.
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|The nucleotide sequence of the gene encoding Protobothrops elegans (Crotalinae) pancreatic phospholipase A(2) (PLA(2)), abbreviated PePancPLA(2), was determined by means of inverted PCR techniques. Since its deduced amino acid sequence contains a pancreatic loop and shows high similarity to that of Laticauda semifasciata (Elapinae) group IB pancreatic PLA(2), PePancPLA(2) is classified into group IB PLA(2). The nucleotide sequences of the PePancPLA(2) gene, the L. semifasciata group IB pancreatic PLA(2) gene, and the L. semifasciata group IA venom PLA(2) gene are similar to one another but greatly dissimilar to those of Protobothrops genus (Crotalinae) group II venom PLA(2) genes, suggesting that the Elapinae group IB PLA(2) gene and the group IA PLA(2) gene appeared after Elapinae was established, and that the Crotalinae group II venom PLA(2) genes came into existence before Elapinae and Crotalinae diverged. A phylogenetic analysis of their amino acid sequences confirms this.
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Archive for Thursday, February 16, 2006
Volunteer force deserves our thanks, support
Earlier this month a De Soto man-and-wife firefighting team was injured responding to a fire on Evening Star Road in rural Johnson County and required the assistance of the Eudora Fire Department in extracting them from a wrecked vehicle.
Fortunately, they weren't seriously injured, but the incident underscores the fact there is inherit danger in fighting fires and responding to them.
According to figures compiled by the National Fire Protection Association, it is not uncommon for 40 to 60 firefighters to die in the line of duty each year (any average would be skewed by the 340 firefighters who lost their lives responding to the World Trade Center terrorists attack), while another 60,000 to 80,000 are injured. That same association's research found that firefighters were more likely to be injured or killed traveling to and from a call than while dealing with the incident.
Training, research and experience can reduce the risk to firefighters, but fires always have an element of the unknown, and therefore, the unpredictable.
Drivers responding to fires must balance the need for haste with safety, a conflict compounded when volunteers drive unfamiliar vehicles. On their return trip, drivers deal with fatigue from the middle of the night call or fighting the fire with its emotional expenditure, perhaps in the case of volunteers, the effects of a full day at work.
Although there are some who volunteer as a step to becoming career firefighters, most of those in the department do so out of a sense of civic duty. It is a shared commitment that allows the department to function and represents a bargain to taxpayers and insurance paying homeowners.
We owe those volunteers not only thanks, but a continued financial commitment to provide them with training opportunities and safe equipment to remove as much of the unexpected as possible.
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Adult Development Course Rewards Students with Valuable Life Lessons
Stephanie Wilsey, an assistant
professor in Carlow University's Department of Psychology and Counseling,
brought a fresh take to teach the effects of aging to her Adult Development class.
After years of the traditional
approach to the topic, Wilsey decided to make her Adult Development incorporate
experiential teaching, and thus, satisfy Carlow undergraduates'
service-learning requirement.
This requirement can often be
one of the most difficult for Carlow students, but its rewards outweigh the
extra time that is needed to complete a service-learning course.
"Most instructors and students,
I believe, would agree that service-learning is more demanding," Wilsey said. "It can potentially, however, be extremely
rewarding, and experiential learning methods such as service-learning can teach
lessons that really can't be taught well any other way."
Along with three students
chosen because of their leadership during the project, Wilsey wrote a
soon-to-be-published journal article on the topic.
"Our research is being
published in volume 41 of the Journal of Prevention and Intervention in the
Community, a peer-reviewed journal, addressing how service-learning may be a
particularly powerful tool in combating prejudice," Wilsey said.
Wilsey's course centered on
experiential teaching, which is having students interact with the subjects they
are learning about.
In her first semester teaching
this course in this manner, Wilsey paired her 12 students up with the Women of
West Oakland to plan a tea-party luncheon and the Sisters of Mercy to plan a
holiday-themed party.
the proximity, as well as the Women of West Oakland's status as a community
partner to the university, this was the first interaction the female elders had
with students from the university," Wilsey wrote in her journal article.
students couldn't experience what the elderly group went through first hand,
talking with them about their experiences was the next-best approach.
talked about their past, what they accomplished," said an interviewed student
in the journal article. "A lot of the
stuff we talked about it in class, they did."
wasn't just the interviews that showed Wilsey's experiential teaching as a
success. The surveys also showed that
students felt the project was valuable to the course, increased interest in the
course, increased understanding of the course, and helped students learn more
than in a typical course.
"Based on study results, we
learned that students felt that the service was very beneficial to their
learning," Wilsey said. "Being around
vibrant and interesting older adults really dispelled myths and misconceptions
that they had held about the elderly that their textbook did little to address."
With all of the success the
course has, Wilsey now needs to find more community partners. Lucky for her, the class's broad range allows
her to look for them in a variety of age groups.
One of the few downsides to
this new approach to teaching adult development is that the course must remain
small in order to maintain an ideal learning environment.
"Having the entire class
working collaboratively on one project would have been difficult with a much
larger group," Wilsey said. "On the
other hand, having a smaller group meant that students had to do their parts to
pull off the project. Social loafing by
more than a few would have been disastrous."


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If your one for statistics, or Arsenal memory reminders, then this post is probably not for you but if you have sport in your blood and anything football rings your bell, this could just be up your street. I'll start off with how this idea came to me and try not to bore you to much.
After reading the daily posts and commenting on one or two points, an idea struck home and I started thinking back to the time I played in our local football side and it made me wonder if what we played, was anything like the real thing.
Arsenal in those days was always one of the best teams in what was then termed as division one, they usually held their league position from midway up to the top.
I of course, was Arsenal through and through, so when I played local football, I always imagined myself as our latest center forward and having Tottenham's training ground just round the corner from where I lived, gave me the benefit of seeing how professionals trained. I must admit our local team was miles away from it. (Yep, even from Spurs 😉 )
On our match days we would meet in the pub, have a couple of pints, then make our way to the ground. Some of the guys used to arrive late because they couldn't leave the pub but we normally managed to start with eleven. Sometimes the groundsman never turned up, and we would have to change on the touch-line, leaving our clothes there until the game ended, hoping it wouldn't rain. More often than not though, it did and the facilities were so poor back then, we'd have to change back into our damp clothes….
As years went by we got a sink but even then you had to wait your turn, I often wondered what the professional clubs facilities were like, bet they didn't have one sink to share!!
We had to take our turn in washing the kit, funny thing was, we played in Arsenal colours but by the end of the season, with all the boys taking turns to wash the kit, we ended up playing in pink, we got a lot of funny looks from other clubs though. We all paid about a pound a week subs, that helped to pay for a match ball and a new strip for the next season, the referee needed paying as did the rent on the ground we played, we even had to pay for our place in the league.
Some, like me, had two lots of fees as we played in the Sunday league as well.
Then we had the cup games, once we'd been knocked out of these we'd all go off to Highbury and watch Arsenal. I used to watch the players come out and get that thrill, something I still get at the Emirates today as the fans start to cheer the lads on. As we watched the team in what looked like a brand new pristine strip, swaggering around, we looked at all the boots they had on, hoping we would some day be able to afford them.
One of the games I watched, someone got injured and stretchered off, another had to be carried carried off. It made me think back to the week before, when one of the other side that we were playing, broke his leg, and the game was stopped, until the Ambulance came and they took him away, close on an hour we waited and then the game resumed, a win for us as they never had a reserve.
Injury happened in our games as well, I don't believe we were anywhere near the fitness of teams like the Arsenal, funny really I played local football for almost thirty years but I cant remember the term metatarsal ever! We had sprained ankles and broken legs ,concussions and the odd hamstring injury but the posh ones of today, never.
I suffered a hamstring injury once and the pain was unbelievable, so I know how Cesc must have felt, with mine though, despite it hurting like f**k, never stopped me working! Maybe i was lucky…..
As I drew towards the end of my playing days, my cartilage went. Twelve months I waited to have treatment, I was in much pain during all that time but I had to carry on. When it was done, I was in plaster for a fortnight, then back playing about two months after, needless to say my playing days were really over after that.
Players come and go in the Arsenal team, some turn out to be legends in the game – that's usually a player that left a legacy of outstanding play in the minds of the fanatical supporters, players of skill and long service to the club or players who are idolised and sorely missed when they leave. But life goes on and a new player steps up to the plate and it starts all over again.
We, that is the guys I played with, often heard there was a scout out watching certain players in games played on our communal grounds, that's when we all tried their hardest hoping to make an impression. In one of those so called games I scored five goals, got the headlines on the back page of the local rag but, like thousands more, I was never judged to be good enough.
So the difference between local and professional football was massive.
I often think back to those days and believe that at least we had a chance to become big stars but just wasn't good enough. Right now I worry that with all the foreign players that are being brought in, the grass roots of football is a thing of the past. I am not against foreign players as they posses amazing talent but are British players are being passed over in preference to foreign?
I must admit, I was shocked when Arsenal was the first English club to field a complete foreign side, I felt we had let our country down but I suppose in this multicultural country we live in today, we have to accept change. This is happening throughout, be it religion football or politics. Foreign players playing for foreign owners in what seems a foreign country, I suppose the British will just have to try harder.
The trouble is, you cant make a silk purse, out of a pigs ear, so I don't expect change.
Does grass roots football help the professional game, or is it over?
Written by Steve Palmer


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Shasti O'Leary-Soudant and Jethro Soudant
"The happiest and the worst day of my life were the same day."
Shasti O'Leary-Soudant, who survived Hodgkin disease, talks with her husband, Jethro, about her illness.
Peg and Dan Steinberg
"My family has been like a rock to me."
Peg Steinberg and her son, Dan, talk about Peg's battle with cancer.
These interviews are provided courtesy of StoryCorps, a national project of Sound Portraits Productions to record and collect stories of everyday Americans. www.storycorps.net


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The shift in organizational IT usage from primarily desk-bound data entry personnel to mobile knowledge workers and the growing use of higher-bandwidth applications, such as video conferencing, are driving the need for more efficient and effective enterprise networks. Optimizing the network entails identifying both current and future potential bottlenecks and working to remove or avoid them. To do so, network managers must invest in effective monitoring and visibility tools, then use the information these provide to intelligently change the network at the edge, at the core and in the data center.
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"The Story of Stuff"
According to the author of the new book The Story of Stuff , Annie Leonard, we have a problem with Stuff. We have too much, use too much and don't share it well. Annie explained how all this stuff is trashing our planet, our communities and endangering our health.
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"I didn't say I was giving up chocolate for Lent" my wife said a bit too defensively, "I said I was giving up candy."
This while nibbling on a Pepperidge Farm Milano Double Chocolate cookie.
I suppose chocolate in a Snickers bar constitutes "candy" but not between layers of baked dough.
What about those chocolate-covered raisins in the pantry? I have, however, been trying to save her from herself by emptying the bag myself.
Giving up something to commemorate the 40 days leading up to Easter Sunday has been a tradition — and the rules, mind you — since growing up Catholic in the 1950s. That was when meat was verboten on Fridays.
My wife mentioned she was going to get ashes at the noon service down at the local church by the river, if I was interested.
Since I had a shaky year with two surgeries and am still nursing broken ribs, I figured it couldn't hurt.
It has been so long since I attended Ash Wednesday services I whispered across the pew to my wife, asking what does one say after getting black gunk smeared on one's forehead.
"Thanks, Father," "Happy Lent," "Hit me again?"
She suggested no response is necessary.
I've always been keen on keeping up with the liturgy and can repeat Latin phrases from my altar boy days more than 50 years ago. And like way back then at St. Nicholas Church in Wilkes-Barre, I still have no idea what they mean.
Thus, in old church speak, it's, "Giveituptus Heathenus Slackerorum" which basically means lay off the cherry cheesecake and marshmallow bunnies until the Easter parade.
Therefore I grandly announced I will forego the sauce, at least the good stuff as in vodka, bourbon, scotch and Ireland's and Canada's finest for the duration, which last I heard ends April 20.
My wife rolled her eyes and said, "it's only 40 days, for pity's sake; have you no will power?"
Actually I had a head start of nearly three weeks as painkilling pills and booze don't mix, at least that's what some old-fashioned doctors say.
On the will power part, I reminded her I have two marathon finisher's medals, made it through Parris Island and have on too many occasions personally witnessed her hours-long rituals in selecting wallpaper, curtains or carpeting. Don't tell me about pain and endurance.
I also told her the kickoff on Ash Wednesday to lilies on the altar Easter morning is 46 days, not a middling 40.
However, a little research reveals that the Sundays during Lent don't count since it's supposed to be a celebratory day in light of the resurrection being a Sunday happening. No resurrection and Wednesday night bingo is in big trouble.
The church says you can slack off a little on Sundays, but to me that seems a trifle disingenuous and, well, cheating. Hey, no movies during Lenten weekdays, but we'll go see "Nebraska" this Sunday.
I have no problem with the meatless thing. However, it is Friday as this is written, and there is a lovely casserole dish of pulled pork in the fridge
But it is Lent, and the hand of the Almighty is holding me back from that fall-off-the-bone pork. I have horrid flashbacks of macaroni and cheese, tuna casserole, tomato soup and crackers from my culinarily challenged youth.
I have decided to play fair, however, and eschew the meat, so to speak.
I'll settle for a tuna on toast.
Better yet, pizza. Just hold the sausage and pepperoni.


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Wilder series, book 3
April 2010
Brava Books, an imprint of Kensington Publishing Corp.
320 Pages
Contemporary Romance
Rating: 4 Cups
As a teenager, Harley Stephens had a major crush on TJ Wilder. After a night that she would never forget, she was irrevocably changed when he seemed to forget that she gave him her virginity.
TJ has never been able to quite figure out why Harley always seems to blow hot and cold around him. Being together on a hiking trip brings the truth of what happened all those years ago, leaving TJ with the shocking realization that he wants to relive the experience.
Harley's life is finally starting to take shape; she is dating a nice, respectable man and is thinking of moving to Colorado. But one kiss, one amazing touch from TJ has her life spinning out of control and questioning any decisions she has already made. As they continue to work together through Wilder Adventures, they will come to know each other in ways they never expected, and Harley will have to make the hardest decision of her life. Should she stay in Wishful where her future seems to be shaky, or move to Colorado where her future looks nice and stable?
Ms. Shalvis always has a way of writing that touches the reader's soul and Instant Temptation is no different. The amazing dialogue that flowed from TJ's lips as he expressed his thoughts to Harley was always poignant, leaving me sighing in response. The way Harley is always taking care of her family's needs and leaving her own behind left me feeling that TJ's alpha maleness was a perfect match for her strong and independent nature. Seeing how both TJ and Harley's feelings for each other opened slowly like a blooming rose is a sight to see and will have you aching to support them as they struggle through one emotional upheaval after another. The author never disappoints and this is a definite keeper; a novel that I will be sure to enjoy time and again.
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The Amherst Police Department is a professional organization, whose members pride themselves in delivering services with the highest levels of professionalism, integrity and respect at all times. More than ever, we are members of the community; neighbors, coaches, mentors, and parents, wanting to make a difference.
We are proud to lead and participate in programs and projects such as DARE, Good Morning Amherst, school resource officers, motorcycle patrols, bicycle patrols, vacant house checks, child safety seat checks, Project Safeguard, and Students Against Destructive Decisions.
The police department has always adhered to the philosophy that dedication to patrol is the best crime prevention and accident prevention available. A reputation of a firm but fair approach to law enforcement is invaluable in deterring would be law breakers and unsafe drivers.
However, we are also mindful that there is always room for improvement; better and more innovative ways to get the job done, so we encourage comments and feedback from all of you. Please feel free to contact me or any other member of the Amherst Police Department with questions, concerns or comments, via telephone, e-mail at email@example.com, or by stopping in at the police station.
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What was special about our time in Myanmar was exposure to a Buddhist culture uninfluenced by western values, and a wonderful community built on respecting the dignity of students as "children of God" through an empowering education.
In the beginning, I was having a difficult time with my purpose and feeling a bit insignificant. I kept rummaging through my brain for the answer as to what my purpose was.
As a child, I was told repeatedly that one person could impact the world. This was a sentiment I had always wanted to believe but for reasons unknown could never comprehend until my sophomore of college.
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A long time ago Festy developed a tripmeter plugin to record various mileages.
He released the source code and hasn't been seen on the forums for a while so I have taken it upon myself to convert the plugin to .net and make a few additions such as hibernate awareness and profile mode.
I will be releasing the plugin on Appmart but thought I'd check first if anyone knows if Festy has any objections to this. I sent him a PM ages ago but no reply. Dont want to let a good plugin die so if no objections I will release it BUT if Festy ever tells me to remove it then I will.
Edit. No objections so far so I'll release. Get it from the AppMart.
Milage (yes I know its spelt wrong but thats history) is a plugin for Riderunner. Its been tested against May and June versions but should be ok for older versions too.
It adds multiple trip meters, fuel consumption calculation and logging, and a few other bits and pieces.
The plugin can record trip specifics - such as distance, end time/date and end coordinates.
These details and Fuel consumption information are saved to a sqlite database.
There are 3 trip meters available simultaneously:
Total meter - this is a cumulative meter that is saved between RR restarts. This is the trip meter
that the fuel consumption is calculated from. Resetting this meter also resets the average and
max speed, as well as the leg meter.
Trip or Leg meter - this is a sub-meter of the Total meter, useful for following trip notes that
state "left in 3.4km" kind of thing, can be reset without effecting the total meter. Its also automatically reset
when comming out of hibernate.
Work meter - can be started and stopped at will, useful for recording trips for work etc. Completely
independant of the other meters.
Fuel consumption is calculated by inputting the quantity of fuel used. The idea being that when you
fill up, you enter the litres/gallons it took, and this is used with the Total meter to record a
consumption figure, in L/100km or mpg. Entering a fuel quantity will zero the Total meter, ready to
start logging the next tank of fuel.
Both metric and imperial units are supported, based on the isunits line in RR.ini.
For countrys that use a mix (i.e UK) then a special mixedUnits variable allows miles and litres.
tripmeter.ini - records Total and work meter values between invocations of RR
tripmeter.log - CSV of recorded trips, fields are end date, end time, total meter, leg meter,
work meter, end lat, end lon
fuel.log - CSV of fuel consumption, fields are date, time, fuel quantity, distance,
mpg or l/100km, lat, lon
fuel.kml - google earth points file.
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Paul Olenski Silver Star Citation
The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the SILVER STAR MEDAL to Private First Class Paul F. Olenski, United State Marine Corps, for services set forth in the following citation:
"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action while serving as a Radio Operator with Company C, First Reconnaissance Battalion, First Marine Division in connection with operation against insurgent communist (Viet Cong) forces in the Republic of Vietnam. On July 26, 1968, Private First Class Olenski's team was inserted on a reconnaissance patrol in enemy territory in Thua Thien Province and almost immediately became heavily engaged with a large enemy force. During the ensuing fire fight, Private First Class Olenski alertly observed a hand grenade thrown by the enemy land dangerously close to several of his comrades. Reacting instantly and with complete disregard for his own safety, he seized the lethal object and quickly hurled it toward the hostile force, simultaneously sustaining a serious gunshot wound in his hand. Ignoring his painful injury, he aggressively continued providing a heavy volume of suppressive fire until the patrol was subsequently extracted from the hazardous area. By his courage, bold initiative and selfless devotion to duty at great personal risk, Private First Class Olenski inspired all who observed him and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and of the United States Naval Services."
H.W. Buse, Jr.
Lieutenant General, U.S. Marine Corps
Commanding General, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific.