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No Name: "I have read so many lovely testimonies of folks who are paying it forward by paying for the lunch or dinner of another patron while dining in a local eatery. While this is a lovely gesture, that person probably had the price of his or her meal or they wouldn't have been there. On the other hand, we've just learned that Safe Horizons is running out of money, and they are caring for folks who have desperate needs. I'm suggesting that the best pay-it-forward that we could do would be to send some money to Safe Horizons. I am an 80-year-old widow on a fixed income, but I feel the need to send them $500. Will anyone match that amount? Safe Horizons' phone number is (810) 989-5246."
Jake from Casco Township: "We're doing our taxes and I find out from the tax preparer that the refund is going to take 21 days or even more. The government has a hold on it for some reason. A lot of us depend on that money because of the tough times we're going through."
Blame two classes of criminal. First is Congress, because when it finally got off its dead part and dealt with the Fiscal Cliff, it forced last-minute changes on the IRS. It wasn't accepting returns until Wednesday, and anyone expecting education credits has to wait another couple of weeks. Second, blame identity thieves. The IRS says it needs more time to make sure refunds go to the right people.
A Concerned Great-Grandmother: "My great-granddaughter stopped by the other day to show me her report card. She got all A's and B's except for math. She received a D in this class and works very hard to keep that D from becoming an E. She is in the fourth grade and goes to a parochial school. She has struggled with math since the first grade. ... Are there any organizations in Port Huron that offer tutoring for a child this age?"
No Name: "Here's a good one for DTE. Maybe you'll have tours of the building before you tear it down there in Marysville. I've lived here for forty-some years and I would love to see the inside of it!"
Me, too.
No Name: "I haven't seen any ads in the paper. Has anybody seen Yukon Gold potatoes with a real, heavy red skin on them? I bought them as a red potato, but that's what I found, Yukon Gold with red skins. I've grown potatoes all my life and never, ever seen that happen."
They're usually marketed as the "Yukon Rose" variety. You can get the red-gold seed potatoes from Burpee's.
No Name: "Why has gasoline jumped from $3.23 to $3.75 a gallon in one week when all we heard in the media was how gas was going to go down to below three dollars a gallon? The holidays are over. Hunting season is over. It's the middle of winter. They're not using summer grade gas. What's the excuse this time?"
Gasoline prices increased everywhere because crude oil prices went up slightly. The official excuse in the Midwest is that some Chicago-area refineries shut down for maintenance (all at once?) so distributors had to buy more expensive Canadian gasoline. Sounds like balderdash to me.
I checked the map at thetimesherald.com/gasprices and yes, Port Huron-area prices are higher than Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties.
No Name: "I see they finally sold the Bramble, but what is the big secret about how much they sold it for? Isn't that taxpayer money that originally took the Bramble? I mean we support the museum, why is it a big secret?"
The federal government gave the ship to the museum, which is a 501(c)(3) charity, not a government entity.


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When this lockout started to be discussed in real terms, there were more than enough questions about whether the players could handle it. There continue to be those questions.
NBA players are known to live extravagantly. A large portion of the league fit the same profile: men who come from low-income situations suddenly thrust not only into a situation where they are paid millions of dollars (and a million is still quite a bit of money today), but operate in a luxury atmosphere. The stark plummet off that cliff could crush the union, as could players complaining about it and then getting bombarded by the media for sounding wholly disconnected from the general public (which they are).
How would the players react if those paychecks stopped?
That's the whole argument for why the owners will win. Eventually, the players will cave because they'll need the money.
Except, what if they don't?
There have been enough reports now to indicate that the union is as well prepared for this thing to go the distance as it can be. You've no doubt tired of a new report each day on a different player discussing going abroad. If you haven't, let me clue you in. Here's the formula.
"(Player X) is 'very interested' in playing overseas and plans to pursue opportunities there, though nothing is formal yet. The player is widely reported to be looking at (insert team who likely literally cannot afford to pay him)."
You've read about those other opportunities, like the Manila exhibition being planned this week. There are endorsement and media opportunities, every manner of one-off chance for the players to pad their wallets while the lockout tries to starve them.
But what about a simpler approach? What about good old fashioned money management?
The NBPA has been active in preparing its players for this lockout, much more so than 1999. The union distributed a handbook (which I keep imagining looks like the one in "Beetlejuice") that has information on everything from handling the media with their message, to how to conduct themselves around the owners. Most importantly, it talks about saving money.
Now, that's not exactly penetrating advice. When you were 21 or 22, and your mother kept harping on you to open a savings account, did you do that, or did you go to that bar or buy that video game? If you did listen, congratulations, you're a momma's boy/girl. If you didn't, you're a normal person. But in the NBA, there are enough veterans that were around 12 years ago, and the NBPA has been proactive enough that it's likely made a difference. Players have been stashing cash away for this oh-so-rainy day. They have reserves to rely on if the lockout isn't resolved, some all the way through the season.
But what about going farther than that? What about simply managing your paychecks for last season to last through the current one? It turns out, from a report from USA Today, that's exactly what some players have done.
Players normally receive bi-weekly paychecks from Nov. 15 to May 1, although some opt for a November to November schedule. But Aminu will receive payments from last season until Nov. 1, 2012. Randolph will be paid through May 1, 2012.via Some NBA players planned ahead for lengthy lockout - USATODAY.com.
The owners can't lock the players out of money owed before the last CBA expires. Players that set up their paychecks this way will still be receiving paychecks, albeit smaller ones, throughout the course of the year. In short, they're fine. More than fine.
So let's just review here.
The owners have installed a lockout based on their debated losses stemming from an economic model they agreed to and the poor decisions they elected to enact as well as a flawed revenue system. Their entire plan is to starve the players into submission, but not only did they leave the door open for a possible mass exodus to Europe and other potential revenue sources, but they actually agreed to pay some players throughout the terms of their lockout.
How could this plan possibly go wrong?
So the question has to be asked. Is a two-year lockout what it's going to take for the owners to get their petulant little way? What's next in the never-ending stream of ways that the owners threw this situation together, and at what point is someone with a little reason going to grab the reins? Until people start to understand that the players aren't asking for more, just not that much less, and that they are more than prepared to go the distance here, it's hard to see that day in sight.
This is a Cold War, and both sides are waving their flags strongly. The only question is whose wall will collapse first.

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Re: Internet Sharing - SecurityFrom: Berk S. Daemon (firstname.lastname@example.com)
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From: "Berk S. Daemon" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Mon, 01 Apr 2002 02:04:04 GMT
"Jeremy Marks" <email@example.com> wrote in message
> Thank you for your post. A few more points to make:
> 1. Company A: Their T1 line (As well as all of their telephone
> lines) is cross connected between their computer room in their suite
> and their 1st floor demarc. This area was unable to be found
> (probably in another suite that we had no access to).
> Therefore, for simplicity, the current high speed connection and
> router had to stay in A's computer room. So, we ran a cable from A's
> computer room to the 1st floor demarc, found an extra four pair of
> cabling that went to the ground floor's main demarc/telco room (approx
> 120feet through conduit) and patched it over. This brought us a
> connection from A to the main building demarc room.
> 2. Company B (my client): has a cat5e cable run approximately 240 feet
> from main demarc to its suite (2nd floor).
> Our main idea was to put the internet sharing device in the main
> demarc room (floor G1), share it using a firewall and routing, then
> send to each company using a different IP segmentation and other
> methods for accomplishing security. Having such short time, money and
> all that, we used kept A's setup the same and merely plugged their
> newly extended line into the hub, thus giving us a hot line down to
> the main demarc (G1). We put a hub in between to boost the signal and
> finished by sending the signal up to our tenant (B) on floor 2.
> Now that we successfully have gained the desired internet connection,
> our client will be able to operate business come Monday morning. We
> had two days to get a solution and I believe that we did admirably in
> even getting internet to our client.
> Now, the question goes to two parts:
> 1. Short-Term: how do we best segment and secure the networks so that
> they can share the internet but not see the other company's
> network--using the topology and cabling currently setup?
> 2. Long-Term: how do we accomplish this in a month or two when my
> client has its T1 operating and company A will be sharing of this?
> My guesses:
> 1. Some hardware in the main telco room/demarc (G1) to share the
> internet and secure company B's network.
> 2. A linux box (or something similar) in the main telco room/demarc
> (G1) to segment the networks and provide sharing.
> Any more insight? Thanks.
> On Sun, 31 Mar 2002 19:25:08 +0200, Tony Earnshaw
> <email@example.com> wrote:
> >Jeremy Marks wrote:
> >
> >> Thanks for reading this long post!!!
> >> Jeremy
> >
> >
> >I'm a Unix/Linux person :c)
> >
> >Sounds like a small setup ("hubs? Why not programmable switches?").
> >
> >If it isn't already, replace the router with a good firewall; resell the
> >router to someone else for something else. For a small setup, an
> >inexpensive Linux 2.4.x firewall with Netfilter and ISC DHCP is fine.
> >
> >Should cost you around $2,000 for a top machine for this purpose. Linux
> >costs you $0,02.
> >
> >Logically ("in your head") segregate 192.168.0.0/16 (your own
> >description) so that it becomes 192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.2.0/24.
> >Logically assign 1.0 to A and 2.0 to B.
> >
> >Determine the MAC number of each machine on the cable (this is only for
> >a small setup. For a large setup this is an organisational nightmare).
> >Let the DHCP server assign ip numbers on the basis of MAC numbers.
> >
> >Configure the firewall/router to the Internet so that there is NO
> >routing possible between the 1.0 and 2.0 subnetworks. Choose a basic
> >policy of deny everything from everywhere to everywhere. This includes
> >blocking 255.255.255.255 broadcasts and any calls to ports 137 through
> >
> > From what you say, your mail server, web server etc. are on the
> >Internet (probably looked after by your ISP), therefore:
> >
> >Configure the router/firewall to do stateful/state aware NAT from the
> >internal LAN to whatever external services are necessary, e.g. mail,
> >http/shhtp, whatever you want. Block all traffic from the Internet to
> >the internal LAN that is not stateful (in this case stateful = internal
> >-> external and back only if a TCP or UDP connection is already
> >established). Block all spoofing, source routing, rfc1918 traffic from
> >outside.
> >
> >The above will work.
> >
> >If you don't know what I'm talking about, hire a Unix/Linux man who
> >does. Look in the Netfilter (firstname.lastname@example.com) mail list for an
> >_experienced_ person in your district.Make sure you can get on with him.
> >
> >The whole cabling thing from your side was a botch up, because you
> >wanted to get the assignment and listened too hard to "cost arguments".
> >Never suggest a cabling solution such as this again! The two firms will
> >sooner or later have to be cable-segregated, it should have been at the
> >outset.
> >
I'm a UNIX/BSD guy... I used to be into Linux too but have moved on...
What would make more sense for something like this is a simple OpenBSD
(free'er than Linux you can say) Transparent Bridging Firewall to 'segment'
the two RFC1918 based LANs while still allowing NAT without any subnetting,
IP changes or what not.
Especially if they're big networks, I wouldn't recommend re-subnetting for a
temporary soloution like this nor doing NAT over NAT, or even routing to
another NAT'd segment.
I'd personally recommend IPFilter www.ipfilter.net if you choose to do
things the hard way like he mentioned, which will be more of a headache to
implement and depending on the Linux distro will be more resource intensive,
and less secure than say an OpenBSD firewall.
IPFilter is nice in that it's not limited to just Linux, unlike
IPTables/NetFilter - and does 'true' stateful inspection, not just
pseudo-stateful inspection.
Runs, on more platforms such as: FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Linux, Solaris,
SunOS, HP-UX, x-mach, etc.. etc..
It's good in that if you know it for one, you know it for any! So you're not
limiting yourself to just knowing one and one only, especially when you
might need a better soloution than Linux can offer such as OpenBSD
Transparent Bridging Firewall.
With the transparent bridging firewall that you can do in OpenBSD, you can
still filter all packets as per normal, true fully stateful inspection
firewalling, block source routing, IP options, short packets, fragments,
modulate state, normalize the packets, etc..
As of OpenBSD 3.0+ they have replaced IPF with PF (IPF still availble if you
prefer) but with PF you can get even more granular with things such as:
State Modulation
Packet Normalization
Automatic Ruleset Optimization
Now with a transparent bridge (meaning, without any IP addresses) it is also
a lot more secure than a conventional NAT Router/Firewall in that it's
technically uncompromisable, in comparision to a firewall with IP addresses.
As any bridge, it simple works at layer 2 forwarding packets between
interfaces and thus allowing you to filter those packets that pass through
the bridge.
I'd even recommend this 'infront' of your main firewall.
Other options in the works are Transparent NAT B-Router (bridging router,
doing NAT without any ip addresses - seems impossible but it's not).
If you need any advice, or any questions on this just lemme know and I'll
help you out.
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Sherman has old-school plan for Texas A&M
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First-year Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman admits he is late to the modern age.
He only recently learned how to text message. As a former English teacher, he chides his daughter any time she types "U R" as a kind of shorthand. And don't get him started about fist-bumping.
"I still prefer a handshake," Sherman said.
So it would make sense that Sherman has no interest in the new-age, spread offenses taking over college football - even though he has two quarterbacks (Stephen McGee and Jerrod Johnson) and a tailback (Mike Goodson) who would seem a perfect fit to run the zone read in a spread.
Sherman is committed to bringing his pro-style attack � the one he used as coach of the Green Bay Packers and as offensive coordinator of the Houston Texans � to College Station. First, he told 270-pound Jorvorskie Lane he'd be moving from tailback to fullback. Then, he made McGee his starter at quarterback.
Sherman's attempt to turn A&M into a power running, play-action pass attack will make for a lot of intrigue in Aggie-land.
"I'm not one to make players fit a scheme," Sherman said. "I think the scheme has to fit the players. I think it will be a very functioning offense. I feel good at two premier positions � at tailback and at quarterback."
While Sherman has been touting his pro-style attack, other coaches around the Big 12 have been talking about how the spread is the quickest, easiest way to hide a poor offensive line.
"We think there's more parity in college because of the spread," Texas coach Mack Brown said. "You make more plays by space, and you can get by with a lesser lineman. It's easier to find skill guys than linemen. People used to be able to line up and hammer. It's hard to do that now."
It's even more difficult to hammer when you are starting over on the offensive line.
"We're going to be very inexperienced in the offensive line," Sherman said. "We only had eight scholarship players at that position in the spring. Everything starts with them. I feel like at the receiver position as well, we have to have guys who can catch the ball more consistently."
Iowa State coach Gene Chizik said he plans to make the Cyclones relevant again by using the spread and a dual-threat quarterback. Chizik was defensive coordinator at Texas when Vince Young ran and passed the Longhorns to a national title.
"My quarterback will always run," said Chizik, whose team has sophomores Austen Arnaud and Phillip Bates competing for the starting quarterback job. "The quarterback as a runner outnumbers the defense and provides a clear advantage. I learned that first-hand at Texas in 2005."
Even though Sherman opened up the quarterback competition between McGee, Johnson and redshirt freshman Ryan Tannehill in fall camp, McGee became the clear favorite once Sherman said he wouldn't move to a spread if Johnson, more of a dual-threat quarterback, won the job.
"We would run what we run whether any one of them was in there," Sherman said. "Jerrod has never really taken snaps under center, so his drop points and being consistent in the pocket are something he worked on over the summer. He's a big kid, athletic and a better person than he is a player."
Johnson, who is 6-5, is working at tight end in certain packages.
Sherman is in a similar predicament to the one Bill Callahan inherited when Callahan took over at Nebraska in 2004. Both were taking an option offense and trying to turn it into a pro-style attack. There is the tricky balance of trying to win now while also installing a new system.
Callahan's first season at Nebraska was a disaster. He tried to run a pro-style attack with option quarterback Joe Dailey. Nebraska nearly led the nation in turnovers and finished 5-6.
McGee would seem to be further along than a quarterback like Dailey. McGee threw for 8,256 yards in three seasons at Burnet High School and a Texas Class 3A record 101 touchdowns. But at A&M he's completed just 58.8 percent of his passes and has been fighting shoulder injuries incurred from running the option under previous coach Dennis Franchione.
If A&M's offense struggles, it would seem natural to give Johnson a shot to run the zone read with an electric runner like Goodson in the backfield. But Sherman, whose offensive staff is packed with former NFL assistants such as Nolan Cromwell and Tom Rossley, said that wouldn't be the case.
"Regardless of what you do with an inexperienced line, whether you're an option team or a spread offense or a West Coast offense or a power offense, it's a challenge," Sherman said.
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Our calves are born on the farm and in season, sometimes right in the pasture. We create a space for them so their mother or "Amme" (foster mother) can come and feed them. We have found that the calves stay healthier and happier if they have contact with a milking cow for about three months. As they grow bigger they are supplemented with dry hay and have access to outdoor pasture.
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If you're a Coca-Cola drinker, then you've probably been sending lots of photos to your Friends, Buddies and Legends due to Coke's #ShareACoke campaign. But it looks like Patrick and Whitney McGillicuddy are the first to use the Mom and Dad cans for their pregnancy announcement (in the most adorable way)!
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Mornin', Pat. Get to work! :)
Good morning Snooker
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Thanks, Pat. You too.
Good morning Girl hope you have a great day
Thanks for stopping by laurajane and Lorna. :)
Nice cake snooker, and a belated happy birthday Jack - hope you had a great day. Lorna
I missed your birthday, Jack. I am sorry. It's now the day after. May I wish you a very Happy Birthday, anyway? Blessings to you.
Thanks, Pat. Fairly recent photo of him.
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Thanks, Robbie. He said he had an accident with his Porsche a few weeks ago so thought I would get him a replacement. :)
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Happy birthday Jack. It's already the and of the day but I hope you have a great evening.
Thanks everyone for stopping in on Jack's birthday. Didn't make the cake. Not that talented.
Happy Birthday, Jack!!! What a wonderful cake Snooker has made for you!! Too beautiful to eat! Have a great day (and a great year)!
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Snooker, did you make this cake? Great job!! :) Jack, have a very Happy, healthy..."New Year"...and many more to come!! :)
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Aalst, Belguim - Spanish MotoGP rider Dani Pedrosa has extended his contract with the works Repsol Honda team to the end of 2016.
Team-mate to world champion Marc Marquez, Pedrosa is currently third in the championship and level on points with Yamaha's Valentino Rossi.
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Down syndrome is a genetic disorder which occurs in about 6,000 live births in the U.S. every year. It was named for English physician John Landon Down who cared for children with the syndrome that now bears his name.
Down syndrome is a genetic disorder which occurs in about 6,000 live births in the U.S. every year. It was named for English physician John Landon Down who cared for children with the syndrome that now bears his name.
Tests conducted during the prenatal period provide parents-to-be with information about the risk that their baby will be born with Down syndrome. British physicians have developed a blood test which is more specific and sensitive than current blood tests to assess risk for Down syndrome.
Detecting Down syndrome, what do you know?
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1. There are current no blood tests for Down syndrome.
2. Ultrasound provides definitive diagnosis of Down syndrome.
3. Amniocentesis is used to screen for Down syndrome.
Human beings have cells which typically have 46 chromosomes. Chromosomes are paired and numbered 1 through 46. In Down syndrome there is an extra copy of the 21st chromosome. Consequently, Down syndrome is also referred to as trisomy 21.
The genetic changes in the cells lead to physical and intellectual disabilities associated with Down syndrome. Children with Down syndrome have characteristic physical attributes including short stature, small hands and ready, beautiful smiles.
Down syndrome cannot be prevented. Identifying risk for Down syndrome provides parents-to-be with information about the risk that their baby will have Down syndrome. Up to 25 percent of pregnancies where the baby has Down syndrome end in miscarriage or stillbirth. Advanced maternal age is a major risk factor. If the age of the mother at the time of delivery is 25 one baby in 1,250 has Down syndrome. Delivery at age 40 increases the incidence rate to 1 in 106. Because younger women have more babies than older women, 80 percent of Down syndrome births are to mothers younger than age 35.
A pregnant woman endures a multitude of tests to monitor her health and that of her baby. Among them are blood tests to screen for a variety of disorders including Down syndrome. Currently, blood testing occurs in late first or early second trimester of pregnancy. If the screening tests suggest high risk for Down syndrome the parents-to-be may want to gain more information from high level ultrasound and addition blood tests. They may also decide to undergo invasive tests such as chorionic villus sampling and amniocentesis. CVS involves a biopsy of the placenta, and amniocentesis involves sampling the fluid around the baby. The goal is to gain genetic information which may indicate Down syndrome, but there are risks for injury to both the mother and baby.
Historically the safer, noninvasive maternal blood tests are not as accurate as CVS or amniocentesis. British researchers have now developed a much more sophisticated maternal blood test to detect Down syndrome which may obviate the need for CVS or amniocentesis. The test, cfDNA, which stands for fetal cell free DNA, is more sensitive and specific than current blood tests. Basically it detects fetal blood cells in the mom's blood and analyzes for evidence of Down syndrome. This may provide an alternative to the invasive CVS and/or amniocentesis procedures.
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There seemed to be a significant increase last week in writing about art around town.
The Art Museum of the Americas at the Organization of American States plays host to a sculpture exhibit called "Bilateral Engagement" that features the work of the Washington Sculptors Group alongside sculpture from the museum's permanent collection Michael O'Sullivan says in The Washington Post the works are generally about the material and not as much about meaning. He says, "They're visual poems, meant to make us look at an egg, or a chair, a little differently."
O'Sullivan says a stand out in the show is Linda Hesh's "For and Against Bench Project."
Out back of the museum sit two metal park benches the artist purchased from a commercial manufacturer. One, in turquoise, has the word "For" on it; the other, in red, reads "Against." Inside, there's a rotating slide show of photographs the artist shot featuring people sitting on one bench or the other during a series of public appearances by the benches in the Washington area, beginning in fall 2008. Captions come courtesy of her subjects; Hesh invited them to write what they were for or against on a clipboard. "Against Conformity" is a example.
The real work isn't the benches, though. It isn't even the photographs. Rather, it's the performance that takes place whenever someone stumbles upon them. It's all part of what exhibition curator Laura Roulet calls "relational aesthetics," meaning that the work changes because of your interaction with it. Go ahead and pull out your own digital camera. Make your own art.
Go sit on the bench and take a picture of yourself. Send the picture with a caption to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Frank Hallam Day's photographs of white mannequins in black Africa are on view at Hamiltonian Gallery (1353 U Street, NW). Blake Gopnik writes:
Imagine that all around you are images of physical beauty you can never live up to. This isn't just the kind of daily disappointment suffered by all non-supermodels. We're talking about a situation where almost no one in your entire society can ever come close to fulfilling its canons of beauty.
Reminds me of this article also in the Washington Post a couple weeks ago about the popularity of Western models in China.
A walk through the Guiyou department store in central Beijing is instructive. On the third and fourth floors, where designer brands from Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou are showcased, there's a display of a blonde modeling over-the-knee boots and red-and-black pumps for Hongke shoes. A pouty brunette advertises Baykal, a local brand of wool products. Even the mannequins have Western features.
Last Tuesday, Gopnik began a series of articles in which he studied a single detail from a painting each day. He began with looking at empty wine glasses in Renoir's "Boating Party" at The Phillips Collection.
On Wednesday, he believed he'd found Howard University art professor Lois Mailou Jones in her own painting of a Paris street scene called "Place du Tertre." She sits alone at a café, while across the street, white patrons crowd a classic French café scene. Says Gopnik:
As a black person in Paris, Jones wasn't victimized, as she might have been in the United States. She even said that she felt much less black there than at home. But even in France she was a creature apart, of intense interest to the locals because of her difference from them. "It was a great curiosity for the French to see a colored artist painting," she wrote in a note on her work.
On Thursday, Gopnik looked at Honoré Daumier's painting "Two Sculptors" and focused on its setting as much as its content. He theorized that it would diminish this painting to be hung in a more austere, contemporary setting. Instead, it was hung in The Phillips Collection's intimate spaces and rather than look at a detail in the painting, he looked at it as a detail in the appropriate space in which it was hung.
On Friday, he looked at the frame that Whistler designed for his portrait of "Miss Lillian Woakes" and said:
Rather than framing an opening through which we glimpse a world beyond -- a world that might be more important than the picture that shows it -- these bold moldings make it clear that art is above all a precious treasure created by a maker. The frame's visual weight and authority turn a minor society portrait into a golden object that you have to reckon with.
On Saturday, he wrote about "religious surrealism" in El Greco's "Repentant St. Peter." Gopnik focused on the depiction of Mary Magdalene, who stands behind the painting's key figure but holds an equally important role.
And of course, there was Jessica Dawson's review on Friday of two exhibitions that fill empty retail spaces in downtown DC.
Daily Campello Art News has been featuring reviews of DC gallery shows in offbeat places like this one written by Bruce McKaig about the Capitol Hill Arts Workshops "4th Annual Photography Exhibition." McKaig says that despite the fact that the Internet and digital cameras have democratized the way we see photography, it's still a good idea to check out gallery exhibits that give some order to the chaos of the internet.
The Fourth Annual Photography Exhibition at Capital Hill Arts Workshop is, once again, a sampling, an across-the-board look at diverse ways artists chose to approach the medium of photography, produce a piece, and connect with a viewer. By no means exhaustive, the diversity of the works conjures thoughts on defining what is an artist and what is a successful photograph. The diversity, however, does not succeed in masking the various themes that appear across the works when compared and contrasted.
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There are three steps to solving a math problem.
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It's early spring, and Cierra is planting a new lawn. She's decided that the length of the lawn should be 1 ft less than double the width, and the area should be 15 ft2. She also plans to construct a concrete path around the lawn. Fancy. Find the length of the path.
In this problem, we need to find the perimeter of the lawn. Since the dimensions of the lawn are unknown, let l be the length and w be the width. The length (l) is 1 ft less than double the width (2w), or l = 2w – 1.
The area of the lawn is given as 15 ft2, so
lw = 15
(2w – 1)w = 15
2w2 – w – 15 = 0.
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(2w + 5)(w – 3) = 0, so and 3.
After discarding the negative value, since it would be extra-super-fancy (not to mention bizarre) to have a negative lawn, w = 3 ft and l = 2(3) – 1 = 5 ft. The length of the path is 2(l + w) = 2(5 + 3) = 16 ft.
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Serena and her BFF (or for this week, anyway) Blair want to go to a movie playing at a theater 45 miles away. Whatever, saving on gas is for plebes. Serena starts out first, driving at 40 miles/hour, while Blair starts driving 10 minutes later at 50 m/hr. When will Blair pass Serena?
(Because she will pass Serena. Hey, nobody ever said they were great drivers.)
Let t be the time in hours when Blair passes Serena. Therefore, the distance traveled by Blair in t hours will be same as the distance traveled by Serena in t hours and 10 minutes (she starts driving 10 minutes, or hr, earlier). Remember the speed formula:
implies distance = speed × time.
Using Serena and Blair's driving speed given in the problem, we solve the following linear polynomial equation:
Blair will pass Serena after 40 minutes. Eat her dust, xoxo!
Sample Problem
Lisa Simpson is planning to deposit her pocket money in the bank, like the bizarrely responsible eight-year-old she is. If she is depositing $500 and the interest rate is r% per year, how much money will she have in her account after 2 years at the ripe old age of 10?
Using simple interest formula, Lisa will have after one year.
After two years, she will have
which is a polynomial of degree 2 in r. Just in time for fifth grade, too.
Sample Problem
Stewie stole $5 from Brian and has been trying to hide away. Not because he's scared, just because of...reasons. Brian goes looking for him running north at 4 miles/hour, so Stewie starts running (okay, toddling) east at 3 miles/hour. When will they be separated by 1 mile?
Let t be the time when Stewie and Brian are 1 mile apart. In t hours, Brian has traveled 5t miles and Stewie has traveled 3t miles. Using the Pythagorean formula, we get the quadratic equation:
They will be a mile apart in 12 minutes.
Sample Problem
Bobby Hill decides to open a factory to produce Shmickerdoodle cookies. He found out that the cost of making q boxes is given by C(q) = 800 + 3q. If the cost of each box is 3.50, how many boxes should the factory produce in order to have no loss?
The revenue obtained by selling q boxes is the price of each box times the number of boxes sold, R(q) = 3.5q. Note that R(q) and C(q) are both polynomials of degree 1. The formula for loss is given by subtracting revenue R(q) from the cost C(q):
Loss = R(q) – C(q) = 800 + 3q – 3.5q = 800 – 0.5q.
The loss is 0 when
That's a long way from breaking even, Bobby-o. Hope those Shmickerdoodles are worth it.


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If all those who earn $250,000 and over are taxed at 100 percent of their income, it would cover only 141 days of government spending, according to George Mason University economist Walter Williams. Those producing over $250,000 would have no incentive to continue earning, the government would still be overspending and still have ...


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Boat racing is Anguilla's national sport, and our island hosts countless regattas throughout the year. Although more of an observer's activity, any Anguilla boat race should be a "don't miss" item on your itinerary. Day cruising and sailing to many of Anguilla's offshore cays or secluded beaches can be a great way to experience some of the island's most pristine places. Picnics onboard or ashore, sunset cocktail cruises, secluded snorkeling trips and excursions to our outer Cays are just some of the fun filled activities available.
For some sporting fun, waterskiing, tubing and banana boat rides can be arranged. Kiteboarding, windsurfing, sailfish and catamarans are just some of our watersport activities that offer hands-on fun. And for some scenic adventure, Shoal Bay offers parasailing tours and Junior's Glass Bottom Boat Tour is a fish eye view of the Shoal Bay reef (perfect for children and those a bit timid of the water).
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Brands Collaborates with Royal British Legion
Industries to Construct a Mammoth Never-Before-Built Monster Truck from K'NEX
(Aurora, IL
– Friday, January 13, 2012) – Feld Motor Sports Inc., producers of Advance Auto Parts Monster Jam® announces, after months of
planning, that the highly anticipated BIG BUILD has arrived in San Antonio, TX.
As part of the 30th Anniversary of the iconic Grave Digger® and the 20th
Anniversary of K'NEX® building sets,
the BIG BUILD is a life size replica of the custom 30th Anniversary
Edition of the monster truck. Premiering in San Antonio,
TX on Saturday, January 14, at the Alamodome
the life-size Grave Digger 30th Anniversary K'NEX Build will tour to
select cities across the United
States during 2012 as part of the traveling
Grave Digger 30th Anniversary Experience.
The record
size monster truck replica was created from close to a quarter of a million
K'NEX construction pieces and assembled by Royal British Legion Industries
(RBLI) based out of Kent, England. The BIG BUILD took approximately 1,000 man
hours to create. Once assembled, it was carefully loaded into a 40' x 8'x 9'6"
freight container and placed on a ship where it made its trans-Atlantic journey
of more than 5,000 miles over a six week period to reach San
Antonio's Alamodome for its debut in the United States.
Partners for
15 years, K'NEX and RBLI have created a variety of models for special projects
but never a monster truck. RBLI selected a twelve man team of master builders
who also are employees of RBLI, a long-time provider of employability support
for people with disabilities and health conditions, particularly those from the
Armed Forces community.
"The Grave
Digger BIG BUILD presented RBLI with new and exciting challenges as it would
need to travel with ease and withstand months of touring across the United
States with Monster Jam as part of the Grave Digger 30th Anniversary
Experience," said David Church RBLI Lead Builder. "We worked closely with K'NEX
designers and Monster Jam fabricators to develop an innovative K'NEX chassis
and a 'roll-on, roll off' process for placing the BIG BUILD onto real Monster
Jam tires for the celebratory Grave Digger 30th Anniversary
"We're very excited to have partnered with Monster Jam
on the 30th anniversary Grave Digger Big Build." said K'NEX CEO and
President, Michael Araten. "Building
a life-size version entirely out of USA made K'NEX pieces seems like a perfect
way to honor this American icon."
The Grave
Digger 30th Anniversary life-size K'NEX build will be "tired up"
with authentic Grave Digger tires, tour in its own trailer and travel with its
own pit crew. The select team of mechanics will be trained to ensure that it
remains in peak condition as it tours from city to city including making a
special appearance at Monster Jam World FinalsSM XIII in Las Vegas, NV.
"Advance Auto Parts Monster
Jam is excited to highlight the K'NEX-produced Grave Digger BIG BUILD as part of the
Grave Digger 30th Anniversary celebration," said Ken Hudgens, COO,
Feld Motor Sports. "The Grave Digger 30th Anniversary life-size
K'NEX build will be a special feature in select cities as part of our Grave
Digger 30th Anniversary Experience, during the Monster Jam pre-show
Party in the Pits."
Advance Auto
Parts Monster Jam and K'NEX fans can participate in the Grave Digger 30th
Anniversary celebration by guessing the weight of the Grave Digger 30th
Anniversary BIG BUILD and enter for a chance to win the Ultimate Monster Jam
K'NEX prize pack. For more details log
on to: MonsterJam.com/THEBIGBUILD for more information and rules.
About Feld Motor Sports®
Feld Motor Sports®,
Inc. is the world leader in specialized arena and stadium-based motor sports
entertainment. Feld Motor Sports, Inc. productions include Advance Auto Parts
Monster Jam®, Monster Energy Supercross, AMA Arenacross Series,
Nuclear Cowboyz®, and IHRA® Nitro Jam®. Feld
Motor Sports, Inc. is a division of Feld Entertainment, the world's largest
producer of live family entertainment. For more information on Feld
Entertainment, visit
K'NEX Brands
Founded in 1992, K'NEX Brands, the
world's most innovative construction toy company, was established to make and
sell what has become one of the world's leading integrated construction systems
for children. Winner of over 200 international awards and recognitions, K'NEX
is America's
toy company focused on Building Worlds Kids Love, and
encourages youngsters to "imagine, build and play." Since 1992, The Rodon
Group, a subsidiary of K'NEX Brands, L.P., has manufactured over 30 billion
parts for the K'NEX building toy system. For more information, please visit www.knex.com
or www.rodongroup.com.
About Royal British Legion Industries:
RBLI is a Not-for-profit Charity
that was established in 1919 to provide health and occupational support for
troops returning from the Great War. RBLI continues to support veterans and
their families, and in recent years the organization has developed its client
base to include people with disabilities. A well-established Social Enterprise,
RBLI offer a unique, bespoke service in activities such as fulfillment
and assembly with a growing product portfolio that ranges from display toys to
furniture. They also offer a specialist service in pallet and signs
manufacture, mailing, print and distribution services. RBLI re-invests the successes
made from commercial activities, to increase the number of beneficiaries it can
support and develop charitable programs such as LifeWorks – an innovative
guidance service for the Armed Forces Community, enabling them to build on
their existing skills beyond the Armed Forces and achieve sustainable work. For
more information about RBLI, visit www.rbli.co.uk,
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Posted: November 26, 2012|
Plymouth Argyle manager Carl Fletcher could not believe his struggling side came away from their game against Chesterfield on Saturday without any reward.
A 66th-minute goal from Chesterfield striker Marc Richards condemned the Pilgrims to a sixth defeat in their last seven npower League Two games.
Fletcher thought the result was harsh on his players after the endeavour they put into the match. He said: "I'm going to end up sounding like a broken record. We have dominated the game in every sense.
"We had more attempts at goal, more possession and more corners. It just didn't bounce for us.
"It seems to be the way we're going. All the hard work we're putting in isn't rubbing off for us. We should have had a penalty in the second half but the referee didn't see that one.
"It's tough to take, really. The pleasing thing is the lads are playing well and working so hard for one another. That's a massive bonus for us. Obviously, the down side is we are just not getting results."
Fletcher continued: "We don't just smash the ball around and hope something goes our way. We try to get in certain areas. We try to make the right decisions at the right time.
"We've been working on getting on the front foot and really trying to keep teams penned in when we can. I thought we did that well. We just didn't have that little bit of luck to go our way."
Argyle had 16 attempts at goal compared to Chesterfield's six, and also forced 13 corners to the visitors' one. Fletcher said: "We could have easily won that game two or three-nil and been quite comfortable.
"I'm disappointed for the lads because they worked really hard and didn't get the rewards they deserved."


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Mary Gannon instructs and inspires with her feet. She uses her toes as naturally as if they were fingers, writing on the board, typing on the computer and passing out papers.
Gannon, born with no arms, teaches math and science at Harding Middle School in Lakewood, Ohio. But it's her handling of a disability that provides life lessons.
"If it's going to inspire or help people for them to be or do better in their lives, then I'm OK with that and I hope that people gain something from me," Gannon told Fox 8.
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Stay at the Grand Canyon Lodge - North Rim, the only lodging inside the National Park on the North Rim. Located at Bright Angel Point, the Lodge was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1987. Here you can enjoy the quiet serenity of the North Rim while enjoying comfortable guest rooms and cabins.
Accommodations at the Grand Canyon Lodge - North Rim consist of Frontier cabins, Western and larger Pioneer cabins, located close to the rim, as well as some motel rooms, located within an easy walking distance from the canyon rim.
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The horrific shooting deaths in Newtown, CT, in December, 2012, impacted us all. We will never know the real root cause of this tragedy, but it is interesting to note the many different theories. Part of our healing process may be to consider possible causes for mass shootings and what we might wish to do differently in the future so that something positive can come out of this.
AHHA has compiled a variety of reactions. Do any of these resonate with you?
ISSUE: What is your reaction? Will you be doing anything different now?
Link #1: Special Note: From Dr. Amen about Newtown Tragedy (12/19/12)
Dr. Amen's Blog
Link #2: Run, Hide, Fight – Surviving When the Worst Happens (12/18/12)
by Bernie Siegel
Link #3: Newtown shooting demands we consider our "call of duty" as parents (1/2/13)
by Maureen Downey
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Link #4: School Shootings: By-Product of An Emotionally and Spiritually Bankrupt Nation
by Daria M. Brezinski, PhD
Link #5: Newtown Tragedy: Push for Mental Health Reform (1/20/12)
by Mike Fitzpatrick
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Clearwater, Florida - Robert Straley knows about Dozier. As a 13-year-old runaway, he was sent to the Panhandle reform school in 1963 and endured three savage beatings there.
"That was brutal, bloody punishment," he said of the floggings.
Straley, who now lives in Clearwater, helped form the group called the White House Boys in 2007. Their stories of abuse sparked investigations into Dozier.
"I don't want them to get away with this. I want the world to know just how bad it was," says the 66-year-old.
Straley and several families that have loved ones buried at the school want answers and they believe USF's research there and the exhumation of bodies can help. Since February of 2012, forensic anthropologist Erin Kimmerle has led a team of researchers that have located more graves on the site than had previously thought to exist.
So Straley and others are angry that the Florida Department of State has refused to grant permits to exhume and identify bodies and they wonder if officials are playing politics.
"I think it is disgusting they would stop this thing," says Straley.
On Tuesday, Senator Bill Nelson (D-Florida) was also critical of the state's research roadblock and what he called a lack of leadership by Governor Scott.
"This could be over in a nanosecond if the Governor really wanted to do this... it would be done," said Nelson from Washington.
The state's decision may push some families toward litigation with the state.
As for USF, in a written statement Tuesday, the school says it remains committed to its research at Dozier and "to fulfilling this project on behalf of the families of untold numbers of children who were buried at Dozier in unmarked graves and these families' fundamental right to have their relatives' remains identified and buried in a proper and respectful manner."
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|Relationships between uterine blood flow, peripheral sex steroids, expression of endometrial estrogen receptors and nitric oxide synthases during the estrous cycle in mares.
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|PMID: 20953124 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|The objective of this study was to investigate the relationships between uterine perfusion and estrogen, progesterone and the uterine nitric oxide synthase (NOS) system in five trotter mares during the estrous cycle. Color Doppler sonography for measurement of uterine blood flow and collection of blood for determination of plasma estrogen and progesterone concentrations were performed on days 0 (= ovulation), 1, 5, 11 and 15 and daily during estrus (days -1 to -4) of one estrous cycle; endometrial biopsy collection for mRNA expression analysis of NOS and estrogen receptors was performed on days 0, 1, 5, 11, 15 and -3. Blood flow in each uterine artery was assessed by calculating the mean time-averaged maximum velocity (TAMV) and the pulsatility index (PI). Plasma concentrations of estrogen and progesterone were determined using specific enzyme immunoassays. The mRNA expressions of endothelial NOS (eNOS), inducible NOS (iNOS) as well as estrogen receptors α (ERα) and β (ERβ) were quantified using reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) analysis. The TAMV and PI had a biphasic pattern during the estrous cycle (P<0.05), with maximum and minimum, respectively, values on days 5 and -4. Estrogen receptor mRNA concentrations increased significantly during days 15 (ERα) and -3 (ERβ). Transcript expression of eNOS, but not iNOS, had a biphasic pattern during the cycle (P<0.05) with maximum levels on days 5 and -3 and correlated positively with TAMV (r=0.81, P=0.05). We infer that the uterine NOS system, especially eNOS, plays an important role in the regulation of uterine blood flow during the estrous cycle in mares.
|Aenne Honnens; Simone Weisser; Harald Welter; Ralf Einspanier; Heinrich Bollwein
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Gonadal Steroid Hormones / blood
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Reinaldo Laddaga was born in Rosario, Argentina, and received his PhD from New York University. His last books are Un prólogo a los libros de mi padre (A prologue to my father's books, 2011), Estética de laboratorio (Laboratory aesthetics, 2010), Tres vidas secretas: John D. Rockefeller, Walt Disney, Osama bin Laden (Three secrets lives: John D. Rockefeller, Walt Disney, Osama bin Laden, 2008), Espectáculos de realidad (Reality shows, 2007) and Estética de la emergencia (Aesthetics of emergency, 2006). His website is www.rladdaga.net.