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Jason Mraz
The Remedy (I won't Worry)
Waiting for my rocket to come
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Chords used
Gm 355333
D# xx1343
Bb 113331
Bbm 113321
Dm xx1231
Intro: Gm-D#-Bb-F-Dm-D#-Bb-F(Repeat) F(pause)
Gm Cm
Well I saw fireworks from the freeway
F Bb
and behind closed eyes I cannot make them go away
Gm Cm
Cause you were born on the fourth of july, freedom ring
F Bb
Well something on the surface it stings
Gm Cm
I say something on the surface Well it kind of makes me nervous
F Bb
who says that you deserve this and what kind of god would serve this?
Gm Cm
We will cure this dirty old disease
Well if you gots the poison I gots the remedy
Gm Cm
the remedy is the experience
F Bb
This is a dangerous liaison
Gm Cm
I says the comedy is that its serious.
F Bb
This is a strange enough new play on words
Gm Cm
I says the tragedy is how youre gonna spend
F Bb
the rest of your nights with the light on
Gm Cm
So shine the light on all of your friends
Well it all amounts to nothing in the end.
Bb D# F Gm Bb-D#-F
I----- I wont worry my life away.
Bb,D#,F G Bb-D#-F
I----- I wont worry my life away.
(repeat Intro)
Gm Cm
Well I heard two men talking on the radio
F Bb
in a cross fire kind of new reality show
mG Cm
Uncovering the ways to plan the next big attack
F Bb
Well they were counting down the ways to stab the brother
Gm Cm
in the be right back after this the unavoidable kiss,
F Bb
where the minty fresh death breath is sure to outlast his
Gm Cm
catastrophy dance with me,
cause if you've gots the poison, I've gots the remedy
(Repeat Refrain and chorus)
Gm D#
When I fall in love
I take my time
F Gm
There's no need to hurry when I'm making up my mind
You can turn off the sun
but I'm still gonna shine
and I'll tell you why
Because the remedy is the experience
This is a dangerous liaison
I says the comedy is that its serious
This is a strange enough new play on words
I say the tragedy is how you're gonna spend
the rest of your nights with the light on
So shine the light on all of your friends
F (pause)
because it all amounts to nothing in the end.
(Repeat Chorus till fade)
The chorus is not Bb to D#, everything else is either wrong or in the wrong place
Most of it sounds good with the recording, the Cm doesn't sound quite right but its close.
all in all


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This week with a clear head and a well-feeling body I am able to think about homeschooling plans for the fall. My number one priority this week is making decisions about which paid classes, sports, and homeschooling co-op's we will participate in.
I keep repeating to myself to keep it simple, keep it light. However, it is amazing how quickly the schedule is filling up. I am trying to keep my priorities in mind while making these commitments. The priority list includes socialization/play time with friends.
I am waiting to hear from the Audubon Center about what the age range for the homeschooling nature class will be this fall. I am unsure if this year it will include 6 year old's or not. The class will definitely include 9 year old's, so my older son will definitely be participating. This is the class that we take with our favorite teacher, which is 95% field based. The class explores various habitats and does hands on exploration and observation of nature. This Audubon Center is blessed with these habitats: hardwood forest, river, stream, vernal pool, lawn with gardens, and meadow. This will be our third year in this program.
A Chess Strategy class for homeschoolers which both of my children took last year might be re-offered again this year. The class is taught by a 14 year old homeschooled boy who is very good at chess. Last year it was held at a community center and was followed by an open play time for homeschoolers in this old school's gymnasium and there are two classrooms filled with tables for playing board games or just sitting and talking. At this point I don't have that booked into the schedule.
For the first time this year my older son will take an all day wilderness class at a 900 acre wilderness area. The program is directed by a man who was homeschooled all his life. This is a six hour long class and is on a weekday, and is designed for homeschoolers. I have coordinated with two other families who we are friends with. One of my main goals is just to have my older son have a full day of social time with these four other friends. I am waiting to hear if one other boy will join us; it would be great if he did. Due to the commute time of one hour each direction I have coordinated a carpool with one of the families. This will take up one entire day, we'll probably have to leave at 7:30am and my son will arrive back home at about 4:30pm. There is a class for younger children that my younger son could take but it is on a different day, which would mean that our schedule for two days each week would be dictated by that class, and since we don't know anyone there he is leery of being left alone for an all day class with strangers. I don't think it is necessary for him. I have decided and after discussion he has agreed that the one day a week that my older son is in that class, I will have special 'alone time' with my younger son. This will be good for our relationship in general, I think, and it will give me time to also give him some individualized homeschooling lessons that are age-appropriate. Too often my younger son is tagged along on lessons for his older brother (by his choice).
As I have shared in the past, our family has changed Cub Scout Packs. I will be a Tiger Den Leader. My husband will be a Webelos I Den Leader. This week we are both making connections with our co-leaders, who we do not know. We have begun reading the handbooks for these ranks and we are both thinking about how we will organize the meetings and what we will work on each time. I am thrilled to be with a Pack that has a standing schedule of a once per week meeting, with all Dens meeting at the same time and place every single week.
A friend is organizing a First LEGO League team and has invited us to participate. I have been talking with different families since May about whether their children will participate and if so, on which league. This year LEGO is offering two levels, one for ages 6-9 and the other for children aged 9-14. The big debate is whether our 9 year old's should go with a younger team this year or start off with the older team. Trying to find a team which is not too far a distance to drive as well as working with others that we get along with (and who our children get along with) is another challenge. I have not finished discussions about this yet.
Another homeschooling family has asked us if we will participate in a non-competitive LEGO activity, exploring the use of LEGO for educational or beginner robotics operations one or two evenings a month in their home, with the fathers running the sessions. I have spent time this week reading the LEGO Educator's catalog, emailing and speaking to a LEGO representative to help me decipher this massive catalog and to find the best materials for our goals. Perhaps I'll blog about my findings on another day.
I penciled in the weekly park day for homeschoolers which is less than a ten minute drive from our house. This park day has been an important source of socialization for my children as they are playing with 10-20 or more other children all at the same time. I do acknowledge the different and unique aspects of socializing in a group, with a group dynamic and being child-led, and this forum satisfies that. Last year went very well with the boys organizing detailed team games that included light sabre play. Girls are invited to play if they wish but some decline. I appreciate that time as well, as it allows me 2-4 hours of social time for me to talk with other mothers; not only are friendships made and sustained but homeschooling support and information is shared. With an average of 3 hours a week of this type of support, many of us don't feel the need to attend a night adults-only homeschool support group meeting.
I am also trying to pick a new night to hold my Charlotte Mason Study Group meeting, it is a once a month night meeting for adults only. I am taking a poll of the attendees about which night is best; so far it is 50/50 between two nights. I've been sending and reading emails about that.
There are more things on the horizon (swimming lessons, pottery class, museum trips with other homeschoolers) but so far that is what I am seriously considering or have committed to. It is getting to the point now that I probably should cut it off and stop looking around. Each day new emails come in announcing new, tempting things to do but I think it is time to 'close the books' on finding new things to do.
Next up in the planning process is:
1. Making academic goals for both children for the school year.
2. Looking over the various book and curriculum I have and deciding what we will start the year off with and which things we will leave on the shelf.
In the middle of this I continue to log recently purchased used books into my book database in Excel (I'm at 5535 now). I continue to swap books on PaperBackSwap.com. I continue to comb my shelves to find books to get rid of by various channels. I continue to sort my books and put them away, and to haul out of closets, books that we'll use this year. I continue to declutter toys and other children's items and to list them on Freecycle (a package sits at my front door as I write this, with someone expect to arrive momentarily).
So that is what I am doing this week.
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Albert V. Lee
|Jackson, TN, USA
|Died in Clay, TN, USA
|Place of Burial:
|Clay, TN, USA
|Immediate Family:
Son of Thomas Jefferson Lee and Elizabeth Lee
|Private in Company E, 84th Infantry Regiment Tennessee, CSA
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Historical records matching Albert V. Lee (CSA)
Immediate Family
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About Albert V. Lee (CSA)
Private in Co I, 28 (Consolidated) Tennessee Infantry, then Company E, 84th Infantry Regiment Tennessee, CSA.
Listed as a farmer in the Smith County census of 1850.
•Birth: 29 JAN 1833 in Jackson County, Tennessee
•Death: 20 NOV 1915 in Clay County, Tennessee
Father: Thomas Jefferson LEE b: 28 SEP 1809 in White County, Tennessee
Mother: Elizabeth ANDERSON b: ABT 1815 in North Carolina
Marriage 1 Mary TERRY b: 11 OCT 1833 in Tennessee
•Married: 5 MAY 1859 in Dekalb County, Tennessee
1. Tennie LEE b: ABT 1863 in Tennessee
2. Martha LEE b: ABT 1865 in Tennessee
3. Sarah LEE b: ABT 1872 in Tennessee
4. Peyton Monroe LEE b: 5 JAN 1874 in Tennessee
5. William LEE b: ABT 1877 in Tennessee
Listed as a farmer in the Smith County census of 1850.
Marriage info from Dekalb County, TN Marriages.
Listed in Smith County census 1870.
In Putnam County in 1900.
A boarder "Syrena", a widow born 1/1818, listed in 1900.
In Macon County in 1888.
1850 United States Federal Census
about Albert V Lee
Name: Albert V Lee
Age: 17
Estimated birth year: abt 1833
Birth Place: Tennessee
Gender: Male
Home in 1850 (City,County,State): North of Cumberland and East of Caney Fork Rivers, Smith, Tennessee
Family Number: 298
Household Members: Name Age
Thomas J Lee 40
Elizabeth Lee 35
Albert V Lee 17
Louisa J Lee 15
Sarah C Lee 12
Margaret A Lee 11
Thomas J M Lee 4
Altimesa D Lee 2
Thomas D Waller 22
Mary E Walber 19
Tennessee State Marriages, 1780-2002
about A V Lee
Name: A V Lee
Spouse: Mary Terry
Marriage Date: 5 May 1859
Marriage County: DeKalb
Marriage State: Tennessee
1860 United States Federal Census
about Albert V Lee
Name: Albert V Lee
Age in 1860: 27
Birth Year: abt 1833
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1860: District 16, De Kalb, Tennessee
Gender: Male
Post Office: Laurel Hill
Household Members: Name Age
Albert V Lee 27
Mary Lee 26
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
about Albert V. Lee
Name: Albert V. Lee
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Tennesee
Regiment Name: 84 Tennessee Infantry.
Regiment Name Expanded: 84th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry
Company: E
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M231 roll 25
American Civil War Soldiers
about Albert Lee
Name: Albert Lee
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Tennessee
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private.
Enlisted in Company E, 84th Infantry Regiment Tennessee.
U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865
about A.V. Lee
Name: A.V. Lee
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Tennesee
Regiment Name: 28 (Consolidated) Tennessee Inf.
Regiment Name Expanded: 28th Consolidated Regiment, Tennessee Infantry
Company: I
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private
Film Number: M231 roll 25
84th Regiment, Tennessee Infantry
84th Infantry Regiment was organized at McMinnville, Tennessee, in December, 1862, with men from Smith, Warren, DeKalb, Overton, and Putnam counties. It remained in the vicinity of McMinnville until December 29. At that time the unit was assigned to D.S. Donelson's Brigade and joined the Army of Tennessee. During the fight at Murfreesboro it stayed in the rear in support of Carnes' Battery and reported 2 casualties. On March 8, 1863, the regiment was pronounced illegal by the War Department and lost its identity when united with the 28th Tennessee Infantry Regiment. The field officers were Colonel Sidney S. Stanton, Lieutenant Colonel R.C. Sanders, and Major W. Gooch Smith.
American Civil War Regiments
Regiment: 84th Infantry Regiment Tennessee
Date of Organization: 1 Dec 1862
Muster Date: 8 Mar 1863
Regiment State: Tennessee
Regiment Type: Infantry
Regiment Number: 84th
Regimental History
Stone's River after battle report:
Report of Col. S. S. Stanton, Eighty-fourth Tennessee Infantry.
January 13, 1863.
The Eighty-fourth Tennessee Regiment, having been raised last fall and kept at McMinnville until a few days before the battle of Murfreesborough, never drew arms until Monday evening, December 29-two days before the fight. This regiment not having been drilled in the manual of arms (loading, &c.), and deeming this part of the drill as most important at that particular crisis, I drilled the regiment all day Tuesday on the field, under the enemy's shells, and likewise Wednesday morning, until the battle opened regularly, when we were ordered to move forward with Gen. Donelson's brigade, and did so, and remained with his brigade until the aforesaid charge was made. We moved off on the left of Col. Savage's regiment, after it had advanced to the point formerly occupied by our front line. Prior to this time my regiment had been formed to support Capt. Carnes' battery, but were moved forward to the above-named point by orders from Gen. Polk. When the balance of Gen. Donelson's [brigade] moved or charged the enemy, my regiment was ordered to remain at the point last occupied by the brigade, and to guard Capt. Carnes' battery. This battery, however, was moved off to the right, and the Washington Battery was located immediately on our left, and did good service, while we staid and guarded it all the while, until the troops engaging the enemy in our front were driven back to our rear, and while there, reforming their lines, orders came for all troops at that point to advance upon the enemy's batteries, to the right of the brick house, near the railroad and turnpike. Having my men already formed, I moved them off some 500 yards to the front, and halted at the bend of the river, behind a bunch of woods on a bluff immediately on the right of the railroad. Col. Savage soon rallied his regiment, which necessarily had made a gallant charge, but had fallen back with much loss, and often [after] having reformed his lines, he and the Twentieth Tennessee came to our support, and formed near us. We all remained there, waiting for orders, and for another support, necessary to have charged the battery, but got neithersupport nor orders.
Night came on, and all was still. My men having no blankets, I moved them back to a point where we could make fires, and on the following morning went forward again to my former position, near the brick house, and then reported to Gen.'s Donelson and Polk. The former ordered me to remain there during the day. However, I was ordered to take the regiment, and go to the brick house, and tear down the fencing thereabouts. We did this, and were shelled, there while at work; only got 2 men wounded, however. Having completed this work and marched the men back to said point near the woodland bluff, I was ordered to the rear, under arrest, on account of a personal difficulty or fight with a staff officer, and, therefore, was not with the regiment any more until their arrival at Shelbyville.
It is due my regiment that I should state that they showed marked coolness and courage all the while, as they were under heavy shelling for a great portion of three days, and showed no fear or excitement. They kept good order and never scattered, but, on the contrary, some 40 of my men came up from McMinnville, and got arms and accouterments, and came to us in the hottest time of the fight, and while we were under heavy shelling in the open field at an advanced position, however, by lying down. None of our men scattered on our retreat.
The two wounded were George Cook, sergeant Company B, and Thomas Martin, private, Company E, slight wound.*
Col. Eighty-fourth Tennessee Regt.
Source: Official Records
[Series I. Vol. 20. Part I, Reports. Serial No. 29.]
1870 United States Federal Census
about Alfred V Lee
Name: Alfred V Lee
Birth Year: abt 1833
Age in 1870: 37
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1870: District 12, Jackson, Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Gainesboro
Household Members: Name Age
Alfred V Lee 37
Mary Lee 36
Mary T Lee 7
Montha E Lee 5
James J Lee 2
1880 United States Federal Census
about Albert Lee
Name: Albert Lee
Home in 1880: District 16, Smith, Tennessee
Age: 47
Estimated birth year: abt 1833
Birthplace: Tennessee
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's name: Mary
Father's birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's birthplace: Tennessee
Occupation: Book Agent
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Albert Lee 47
Mary Lee 46
Tennie Lee 17
Martha Lee 15
Sarah Lee 8
Peyton Lee 6
William Lee 3
1900 United States Federal Census
about Albert Lee
Name: Albert Lee
Home in 1900: Civil District 10, Putnam, Tennessee
Age: 67
Birth Date: Jan 1833
Birthplace: Tennessee
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee
Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee
Spouse's name: Mary
Marriage Year: 1859
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 41
Household Members: Name Age
Albert Lee 67
Mary Lee 66
Mortro Lee 26
Syrena Lee 82
1910 United States Federal Census
about Albert V Lee
Name: Albert V Lee
Age in 1910: 77
Estimated birth year: abt 1833
Birthplace: Tennessee
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Tennessee
Mother's Birth Place: Tennessee
Spouse's name: Mary
Home in 1910: Civil District 2, Clay, Tennessee
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Albert V Lee 77
Mary Lee 76
Albert V. Lee (CSA)'s Timeline
January 29, 1833
Jackson, TN, USA
February 7, 1843
Age 10
White, TN, USA
May 5, 1859
Age 26
DeKalb, TN, USA
November 20, 1915
Age 82
Clay, TN, USA
Clay, TN, USA


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Lesnar's "Third World" Swipe Awakens Canadians
If you listened to Brock Lesnar on ESPN this morning talk about his recovery from a severe case of diverticulitis, you heard him give the Canadian health care system a jab or three. Lesnar said during the appearance that lack of sufficient care by a physician in Canada nearly killed him. The MMA fighter added that only when he was treated by doctors at the Mayo clinic did his condition improve and later disappear.
(Might wanna hold off on eating out in Moose Jaw next time)
If Lesnar's comment on the Canadian health care system Wednesday morning was a jab, his portrayal of it in a teleconference later in the day was more like a rear naked submission hold. He said of his experience, "They couldn't do nothing for me. It was like I was in a Third World country."
Keep in mind that Lesnar condemned the entire health care system of Canada because of treatment he received reportedly in the tiny rural town of Gimli, Manitoba (population 5797).
It should also be noted that Lesnar said he sought sophisticated treatment in the tiny Canadian outpost only after embarking on a hunting trip despite knowing he was unwell before the excursion. Lesnar said he wasn't aware of just how sick he was before the trip because he was misdiagnosed by an American doctor.
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DrPhil and mrcallow
Thank you both.
I see DrPhil's point that the "A" does appear on the lens shown and may just be a mystery. I think the seller is honest as he has a positive rating on over 1000 items sold.
the second area of concern for me is the fall off factor which mrcallow confirms. The D-5 XL has plenty of elevation so a "good" 150 will better serve my needs.
Thank you both for keeping me on track.
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Besides worshipping & singing to God and prostrate before Him in Eternity, what else will Christians do thereafter in a forever state of being, where there is no movie, no arcade games, no commerce needed, but plenty of tall cathedrals and saints(even bunch of hard core fundamental Christians). Would love to hear what Christians think what they will be doing up there in Heaven forever…….
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Absolutely nothing. We will be in a state of perpetual bliss.
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01 Nov 2008Virus News
October's two Top Twenties were compiled from statistics received during the month from the Kaspersky Security Network.
The first Top Twenty ranks the most widespread malicious program, including adware and potentially unwanted programs. The programs are ranked according to the number of computers they were detected on.
September's leader, the Agent.cxv rootkit, vanished from the rankings as suddenly as it appeared. It hasn't disappeared completely, but this month's statistics show it hovering around seventieth place, rather than being one of the most common programs.
Trojan-Downloader.WMA.Wimad.n has taken first place. This is a non-standard piece of malicious code -a multimedia file which exploits a vulnerability in Windows Media Player to download other Trojan programs to the victim machine.
A cluster of three new entrants follow Wimad. The most interesting of these are the Autorun.dui worm, and the Sality.aa virus. Given that Sality.aa is something of a fixture in our second Top Twenty, the fact this virus is now among the top three most common malicious programs is something of a cause for concern. It seems as though the epidemic caused by this virus is reaching new levels. Alman.b, a complex polymorphic virus, is in a similar situation.
This month, the Top Twenty includes almost all kinds of malware and potentially unwanted programs: there's a script worm, a couple of adware programs, and several Trojans of varying types.
The diagram below groups the programs in this ranking according to class. For the second month in a row, the overall share taken by Trojan programs is dropping. This month the share has decreased from 70% to 50% of the total.
Overall, 39,240 unique malicious programs, adware programs, and potentially unwanted programs were detected on users' computers in September. Clearly, the number of threats in the wild is increasing, and this month the increase was approximately 4,000 (35 103 programs were detected in September.)
The second Top Twenty presents statistics on the malicious programs which most often infect objects on victim machines. The majority of programs in this ranking are those which are capable of infecting files.
The changes between this month's and last month's rankings are relatively small: there's only one new malicious program, and two returns to the Top Twenty. Once again there's been a change of leader - a relatively common occurrence. Nimda headed the August rankings, with Xorer.du taking its place in September, and the Mabezat.b worm moving into the top spot in October.
Mazebat.b was first detected in November of last year. In third place in September 2008, this program now seems to have gained a certain critical mass, enabling it to head the rankings this month. It seems it was premature to celebrate Otwical.g's disappearance from the rankings. The worm has now returned, and although it's only in 13th place, who knows what the future will bring? Some estimate that the botnet created by this worm is among the top ten largest botnets on the Internet.
Sality has also made itself felt this month, with Sality.aa taking first place, Sality.z rising six places, and Sality.s just falling outside the Top Ten.
Overall, it should be stressed that this second Top Twenty has achieved a certain stability in terms of the programs it contains. It's unlikely that future changes and shifts in position will be caused by a large number of new programs entering the rankings.
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Dear Reader, we've covered many topics over the past months: iPhones, Octonauts, Justins. We've covered TAR, cyber-security and playing well in the schoolyard (OK, I'm double-dipping, that was the Octonauts too). Surprisingly, one thing I haven't covered, really, is probably only the biggest topic of them all in e-discovery: we have too much electronically stored information.
As I've detailed before, pre-TAR review workflows did not really fit the work in front of us or the skills we had with which to do it. We have been trying to review document collections as if we were reading novels: beginning with the first document and reading our way through until the end, hoping that we captured enough details to pass the triers'-of-fact exam at the end of the process. At best, we could be a bit more skillful when we had an index to guide us but an index is only as reliable as its input and, actually, we really needed to read the whole stack to create the index in the first place.
But, things are beginning to change. We have TAR now, the Indexobot 3000 that will crawl through your collection and attempt to predict, at least, which documents are not responsive. We have increasingly "intelligent" OCR technologies. We have indexes automatically generated by our databases. So, yeah, we have some assistance. But, we still have too many documents that are being generated too fast for us to make sense of in any meaningful way without expending increasingly onerous billable hours of review time.
And all of this is just to get a sense of what's in the collection. We're not even looking for the needles yet. We're just trying to find out how much hay there is and what state it's in.
Well, today, I'd like to introduce to the visualization modules . . . your best shortcuts to the best stuff!
While ediscoverers like to fancy ourselves as cutting-edge, I'd like to acknowledge that, for decades now, at the intersection of neuroscience, psychology, sociology and computer sciences – a community of researchers has been working to determine how humans take in new information and how to best deliver that information to them. The results of their studies have collectively come to be known as visual analytics. These are the researchers responsible for colorful maps depicting world-wide pandemics, economic disparities, species extinctions, hunger rates. They collect or acquire datasets from national archives and multinational organizations and hash them out into meaningful statistical pronouncements.
Also, they study humans and attempt to discern the most efficient means of delivering information to their brains in a format that can be quickly digested without losing any essential details along the way. For instance: they use pretty shapes and colors. They produce pie charts, bar and line graphs. They make learning simple, fun and – ideally – instantaneous!
Ok, maybe now you're thinking, thanks Canary, why are you wasting our time here . . . we have documents to review!
Well, folks, visual analytics has arrived in full in the e-discovery market. Most providers offer some sort of it, most trade show booths have giant monitors showcasing it, and, if they want, most users now have the opportunity to use it.
Summation 5.0, AccessData's document review platform, has an exciting array of visualization tools.
With Email Visualization you can choose from a variety of graphical formats. You can construct a timeline to graphically illustrate relationships within your data set based on emails in a certain date range and, once your graph is rendered by the system, you can easily identify the frequency of communication between your custodian and different parties.
With the Social Analyzer, you can see an overall view of communication at a domain level, identifying Custodian interactions and revealing connections that make literal the idea of a "document universe".
And if you want to know just how many of your documents are – the horror – spreadsheets, you can click quickly on the Filetype Analyzer.
Your initial reaction to all of this might be, well, skeptical of the accuracy or utility of the tools; or perhaps you just think that "work" should not be so easy on your eyes. That's fine. But remember, like predictive coding or other assistive technologies, this is just a tool. I'm not suggesting that you go a picture-only model of review. But, look above, why don't you start this review with the orange slice of pie. It has all the documents. Or further up above, what's going on with those outlying circles? They're large because there's a lot of activity but they're far away from the more populated clusters because they come from a different domain. What's that domain? Did you know about it before you quickly peeked at this image?
Ok, you're still not convinced? Then go ahead and click on the X in the corner. Close the picture. You still have all the data underneath.
And all the time you need, right?
For more info on Visual Analytics, join me and a panel of experts here at the EDRM webinar series last week . . .
Eric Killough is the virtual canary AccessData has released into your digital mine. He is a JD, a CEDS, and a librarian. He thinks about electronic discovery probably more than he should. Please join him here, at Twitter, at LinkedIn, and at his own blog. He'll be happy to meet you.


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On August 3, 2010 Lindsey Graham made the below statements during the hearing to approve Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court.
Graham stated:
Her time as Solicitor General–Where she represents the United States before the Supreme Court–was reassuring to me. She has had front line experience in the "War on Terror." She has argued before the Supreme Court that terror suspects should be views under the law of war.
She supports the idea that someone who joins Al Qaeda hasn't committed a crime, they've taken up arms against the United States — and they can be held indefinitely without trial — if under procedures, they have been found to be part of the enemy force.
She understands that detainees held at Bagram Airbase in Afghanistan should not be subject to judicial review in the United States because they are prisoners of war in an active theater of combat.
If she gets on the Court — and I'm certain she will — she will be able to bring to that court some front line real world experience in the war on terror.
She's had an opportunity to represent the United States before the Supreme Court arguing that this nation is at war and the people who attacked us on 911 and continue to join Al Qaeda are not common criminals, but people subject to the law of our conflict.
Her testimony when she was confirmed for Solicitor General was reassuring to me that she understood that very important concept.
Kagan's testimony to Graham was also reported onn May 10, 2010 by The Raw Story: Kagan supported detaining terror suspects indefinitely without trial:
Questioned as to whether she'd support the detention of al Qaeda suspects without access to US laws — or even a trial to prove their guilt — Kagan told Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) last year she backed the Obama Administration's policy of "indefinite detention."
Why is this a big deal?
On February 7, 2009 the Telegraph from the UK posted an article on a detainee by the name of Binyam Mohamed. A man who was never charged with any crime.
The 25 lines edited out of the court papers contained details of how Mr Mohamed's genitals were sliced with a scalpel and other torture methods so extreme that waterboarding, the controversial technique of simulated drowning, "is very far down the list of things they did," the official said.
Mr. Mohamed was eventually released since they couldn't find a legal reason to keep him locked up. We can see why the US wants people like Binyam Mohamed to stay locked up, so they don't keep getting out and making the US look bad.
A taxi driver by the name of Dilawar was taken to Bagram Airbase and beaten to death in five (5) days. Dilawar–as far as anyone can tell– was an innocent man. A documentary was made based on his death called Taxi to the Dark Side.
Film maker Alex Gibney, who made Taxi To the Dark Side told Amy Goodwin on Democracy Now Dilawar's legs were smashed so badly from the beatings he received, Dilawar's legs would have to have been amputated if he didn't die.
On May 27, 2009 the Telegraph reported why the US torture photos were not likely to be released: Abu Ghraib abuse photos 'show rape'
At least one picture shows an American soldier apparently raping a female prisoner while another is said to show a male translator raping a male detainee.
The graphic nature of some of the images may explain the US President's attempts to block the release of an estimated 2,000 photographs from prisons in Iraq and Afghanistan despite an earlier promise to allow them to be published.
Further photographs are said to depict sexual assaults on prisoners with objects including a truncheon, wire and a phosphorescent tube.
We also have an article written by Craig Murray. The UK's former ambassador to Uzbekistan. Mr. Murray wrote a book called Murder in Samarkand, which was never released in the US, but can be purchased on Amazon from the UK. In an article Craig Murray wrote titled How a Torture Protest Killed a Career dated October 24, 2009 Mr. Murray had this to say:
One of the people who came to me was an old lady, a widow in her 60s whose son had been killed in Jaslyk prison and she brought me photos of the corpse of her son. It had been given back to her in a sealed casket and she'd been ordered not to open the casket but to bury it the next morning, which actually Muslims would do anyway. They always bury a body immediately.
But she disobeyed the instructions not to open the casket. She was a very old lady but very determined. She got the casket open and the body out onto the table and took detailed photos of the body before resealing the casket and burying it. These photos she now brought to me.
I sent them on to the chief pathologist at the University of Glasgow, who actually now by coincidence is the chief pathologist for the United Kingdom. There were a number of photos and he did a detailed report on the body. He said from the photographs the man's fingernails had been pulled out while he was still alive. Then he had been boiled alive. That was the cause of death, immersion in boiling liquid.
Certainly it wasn't the only occasion when we came across evidence of people being boiled alive. That was the most extreme form of torture, I suppose, but immersion in boiling liquid of a limb was quite common.
Mutilation of the genitals was common. Suffocation was common, usually by putting a gas mask on people and blocking the air vents until they suffocated. Rape was common, rape with objects, rape with bottles, anal rape, homosexual rape, heterosexual rape, and mutilation of children in front of their parents.
As Mr. Murray goes on to state in his article, people are not being tortured to get information on al Qaeda, they are being tortured in order to produce a larger terrorist threat than what actually exists.
Elena Kagan supports the Obama's "indefinite detention" plan and does not believe detainees should have access to the US legal system if they have a grievance. Should we be worried?


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Conflicts and climate change have contributed to the creation of 350 000 refugees in the Sahel region this year, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees said Monday.
A further 200 000 people are internally displaced in the Sahel, which comprises Algeria, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mauritania, Niger and Togo. The conflict in Mali has forced 140,000 people to flee to neighbouring countries, Antonio Guterres told a UN Security Council meeting on the Sahel region.
"The Mali displacement crisis, which has significant consequences for the wider Sahel region, is a case in point," Guterres said in calling for assistance and legal measures for refugees seeking a new life.
He said insecurity continues to hamper humanitarian assistance and protection of civilians against sexual violence, child recruitment and human rights violations. UNHCR did not provide a breakdown of the number of people affected by insecurity and climate. - Sapa-dpa
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When coming into a new spec and role, one of the things you find yourself doing at first is making constant small adjustments. Part of this is simply the nature of the beast. You've been a PvP arms warrior for most of TBC, for example, but now you're a raiding Arms DPS warrior and you need different things from your spec, which in addition is pretty significantly changed from what it was at level 70. Or you were a tank for the original endgame, but stepped away for a while and then came back in time to level to 70 just before the expansion, and are now looking at what you need to do to get ready to tank 10 man raids for your small guild, and are realizing that the leveling prot spec you were using isn't quite up to it.
Or you could be fury again after tanking for over a year and you realize that your spec has points in all the wrong places and you have too much hit and not enough crit or AP on your gear. Not that I'd know what that was like. Okay, so I do. In fairness to me, it's not like I intended to be sitting at 550 hit rating and once I stopped and looked at the upgrades I've recently acquired, I realized that I'd gone overboard on hit to the detriment of crit and AP. It's true that the white hit cap for fury is somewhere around 950 hit rating but I'm easily over the 361 or so you need for specials while dual wielding. Assuming that the miss chance for special attacks is 9%, and not 8%, as I've been hearing lately - if it's 8% now, which seems fairly well tested and proved by this point, then you can shift how much hit I need with TG down the table. Once they drop the 5% penalty on specials, you can drop it even further. So while making that soft hit cap on special attacks is very important, you can do it with roughly half the hit rating I've accidentally collected. What I need now is crit and AP. Not related to any of this, but check out this post from the EJ forums and boggle at the significance of passive haste somehow adding hit.
I considered not mentioning this at all, as it's sort of embarrasing and I know there will be insulting comments about it. I mean, I get insulting comments when I accidentally post that a leather item is mail, or when I don't capitalize an "I" correctly. But it's worthwhile to see how the luck of the draw can make adjustment necessary: I didn't notice I was collecting so much hit gear until I suddenly looked at the sheet and saw myself way over what I needed. Even after throwing Massacre on my two weapons instead of the Titanium Weapon Chain and replacing some gems with Bolds, I'm at 419 hit rating, and I'll keep looking for upgrades that will increase my strength and crit rating. I suspect replacing my gloves alone will solve the problem - at present I've taken the hit enchant off of them for Crusher instead.
Over-reliance on one stat instead of properly balancing for everything you need for a role, whether through sheer happenstance (I honestly didn't intend to stack so much hit) or through a mistaken sense of the stats importance can be very damaging. It's always better to have options, of course. Especially as a tank, you'll need to work on 'sets' for specific fights. One of our tanks has a very high stamina set that still meets the 540 defense needed to keep from being critted but which sacrifices some dodge and parry for block rating and block value. He wears it for Faerlina in the 25 man version as he likes the steady mitigation of Block and the higher health pool for bad luck on an enrage. Other tanks would approach that fight differently, of course (I've not had a chance to tank it yet, but I'm working on a very high dodge set to see if it would be effective) but the point is, don't put all of your stat points in one basket. It's great that you're stepping into heroics with 540 defense already, but if you're at 18k health buffed, then you screwed up somewhere.
This is not saying that defense isn't an awesome stat: in addition to reducing incoming critical hits, it also reduces the chance you will be hit at all, it increases your block, your dodge and your parry chance. It's an awesome stat, but it can't be the only stat you ever look at. I've seen quite a few tanks rolling into heroics with 540 defense and small health pools, low AP, and pretty much no other stats on gear and then wonder why they get creamed. The reason is that defense by itself simply isn't enough. If your gear lacks in Str/AP/Block Value, you won't be generating as much threat, and if you gear lacks in dodge, parry and block rating, you'll simply take too much damage, especially if your gear also lacks in stamina. Please also consider that, for tanking heroics, you only need to reduce your chance to be critically hit against a level 82 mob, not a skull level (effectively level 83) mob. For an example, check out King Ymiron, Meathook and Anub'arak. What this means is, to tank a heroic, you need 5.4% critical hit reduction, not 5.6%. Therefore, to tank a heroic, you need roughly 135 extra defense from gear or 535 total defense, This means that you could have 667 defense rating at level 80 and tank a heroic, rather than the 690 defense rating you'd need for raiding 10 or 25 man content.
Basically, the goal here is not to hit some target number, but rather to know what that target number signifies. Why do you want 540 defense skill/690 defense rating for raids? To reduce the incoming critical hits to zero so that your healer won't have to work as hard. Well, if you can achieve that with 535 defense skill/667 defense rating for heroics, you should do so, and then instead of working for uncrittable against level 83 mobs (which you won't be tanking in a heroic) you should make sure to get more stamina, more mitigation and more avoidance via gear choices, and possibly also selecting for threat. It's a balancing act, yes, but it helps to keep in mind what you're actually trying to achieve rather than just aiming for a number. It also helps if you pay attention to how much the new gear your getting has of a specfic stat rather than being surprised by how much hit you have one day when you put all of your new set together. I'm looking at you here, Rossi. The point of all that hit is to reduce the miss rate on your specials, it's not some sort of manta you chant until the bosses die, and you need other stats like strength and critical strike rating to make the most of your damage. Not even mentioning Expertise, which is very valuable until soft-capped to get rid of those pesky dodges. (Unlike a tank, a DPS warrior only needs to worry about dodges, as you should be attacking from behind.)
Effectively, what you have to consider is that, while you could stack one stat to the exclusion of all others, and you'd still continue to get an improvement up until a ridiculously high number (in the case of hit rating) or even possibly forever (there's no upper limit on the .04% to dodge, block and parry per point of defense skill, it could keep accruing forever in theory), focusing on any stat to the exclusion of all else is not effective when you take the whole of an item's budget into account. You can get more from straight block rating, dodge rating or parry rating on selected pieces of gear than you will from just stacking defense, for instance. So make sure to try and keep your gear selection properly balanced and don't pull a Rossi, forcing you to run around re-enchanting and gemming all of your gear to make up for your short sightedness.
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Throughout August, members of the Johnson County Board of Supervisors hosted a series of seven public input meetings to listen to citizens' ideas on how best to address space needs for the county's court and law enforcement services.
The Board of Supervisors will continue to explore solutions at a meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday in Conference Room 203BC of the Health and Human Services Building, 855 S. Dubuque St., in Iowa City. Area government and law enforcement officials and representatives from The University of Iowa have been invited to attend.
An additional Public Input Meeting has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Oct. 7 in Courtroom 3A of the Johnson County Courthouse, 417 S. Clinton St., in Iowa City.
Additionally, the Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee will meet at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 9 in Conference Room 203BC at 855 S. Dubuque St., in Iowa City.


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Soundmatters prepares foxL Duet, FoxL Dash 7 for sale in Q1
updated 06:05 am EST, Thu January 3, 2013
Bluetooth soundbar size reduced 40-percent from predecessor
Soundmatters has unveiled two speaker systems it is shipping in the near future, both of which focus on the mobile device market. The foxL Duet combines a subwoofer and a pocketable speaker into a single package, while the foxL Dash 7 is a portable Bluetooth soundbar with a low profile that can also be used as a speakerphone.
The foxL Duet combines the recently released foxLv2 aptX portable speakerphone, complete with its wired and Bluetooth connectivity and BassBattery technology, with the foxLO subwoofer, which uses a linear magnetic drive woofer with a proprietary dual passive radiator system and 30-watt amplifier.
At 40-percent smaller than the foxLv2, the foxL Dash 7 is a seven-ounce, 3/4-inch height soundbar. Offering Bluetooth connectivity, the Dash 7 also has the BassBattery system, and an angled stand for direct on-axis high-resolution music for tablet users. Though not included, the Dash 7 will also connect to the foxLO subwoofer, and also comes with a high-power USB charger kit, claimed powerful enough to charge a tablet.
The Dash 7 will be out in the US for $250 in late January with red and white color options, with black and silver options to be made available in February. The foxL Duet will go on sale in February for $350.


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731 Duval Station Rd. Suite 107-407
Jacksonville, FL 32218
Where Do I Sign Up For Pop Warner
If you are interested in signing up your child for the current season, click the link above and determine which District you live within, then click on the Association Contacts Link for that District. You may play for any association within your district but may want to determine which association is closest to your residence for convenience. For fees and registration dates you must contact the associations contacts for information.
The 2015 Junior Jaguars Bowl has been cancelled due to scheduling conflicts
ITS FUN! The Pop Warner philosophy ensures that every child participate in a supportive, positive environment. Our programs have no tryouts or cutting of rosters- it's about the joy of competition. in addition to its regular season, Pop Warner features a Super Bowl and National Cheer and Dance Championships every December at Disney's Wide World of Sports.
IT'S SAFE! Pop Warner is the only youth football program that enforces a strict age and weight matrix that reduces the risk of injuries. Our games are governed by well trained coaches, a time-tested rule book, and strict equipment requirements.
The Greater Jacksonville Pop Warner Board of Directors would like to thank
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts for their support and donations to the Pop Warner Program.
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Coping with Kids: Keep baby's skin moisturized in winter
Cold temperatures bring on dry skin, and babies may be susceptible to harm because their skin is so sensitive. The makers of Baby Magic, a line of moisturizing products for infants, offer the following tips for keeping baby's skin soft during the winter.
• Minimize bath time, by shorter or less-frequent baths, which can remove natural oils from the skin.
• Moisturize. Suggested products include Baby Magic's Dry Skin Therapy Moisturizing Cream and Baby Magic's Healing Balm for eczema-prone or extra-dry and itchy skin.
• Treat diaper rashes immediately.
• Bundle up with warm clothes, gloves and hats when you take the baby outside. Baby Magic's Soothing Jelly can help if your baby's cheeks or other areas are chapped.
• Hydrate by moisturizing right after a bath, and using a humidifier in the house.
'Peppa Pig' shows up in toys, DVDs, books
Preschool fans of the animated television show "Peppa Pig" can get theme toys, DVDs and books under the Christmas tree. The Fisher Price Peek 'n Surprise Playhouse ($34.99) has four rooms and furniture. The book "Peppa Pig and the Lost Christmas List" ($12.99) from Candlewick Press could be a good bedtime story. Hug 'n Oink Peppa ($21.99) from Fisher Price is a plush toy that giggles, talks and snorts when you squeeze it. Entertainment One Family's "Muddy Puddles and Other Stories" ($14.98) features 10 episodes of the Nick Jr. series.
Autistic kids need peer-group play
Participating in a peer play group is important for children with autism, say three professors from San Francisco State University's Autism Spectrum Program.
The scholars — Pamela Wolfberg, Mila N. Kornhaber Dewitt and Kristen Bottema-Beutel — wrote an article about the topic in the American Journal of Play. The article, "Including Children with Autism in Social and Imaginary Play with Typical Peers," talks about how the communication skills in children with autism tends to isolate them from peer relationships that are important for development. The article is available free online at www.journalofplay.org
Wristbands bring lost kids back to parents
Arden Fair mall in Sacramento, Calif., has a new tool this holiday season for reuniting parents with lost children: wristbands for the kids that have their folks' cellphone numbers written on them.
The new program addresses a problem that surfaces regularly during crowded shopping days, said Steve Reed, the mall's security chief.
"Parents just turn their heads for a minute, and (the kids) are gone," Reed said.
Carried away
When errands or activities beckon, and parents need their hands, a great carrier is the answer. The beloved BabyBjorn has been a go-to for years, thanks to its comfortable design and adjustability. Choose from the original design, the "active" carrier, the "miracle" (which touts ergonomic styling) or the sturdy "comfort" variety.
Details: $79.99-$184.95 retail (deals commonly found online); www.babybjorn.com , www.amazon.com
When traveling, mix formula, water when needed
You no longer have to travel with a tub of formula, bottles and the constant search for filtered water. Mixie's design lets you fill bottles with exact amounts of formula and water — in separate compartments — and release the formula into the water with a push of a button at feeding time.
Details: $18.95 for a 4-ounce bottle, $21.95 for an 8-ounce bottle; www.galtbaby.com
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|We evaluated associations between cerebral blood flow (CBF) and histopathological features in atherosclerotic lesions of the internal carotid artery. Cerebrovascular reactivity (CVR) and CBF were measured in 72 patients with unilateral carotid artery stenosis who underwent Xe-CT before carotid endarterectomy. Collateral blood flow was estimated as stump pressure. Proportions of fibrous tissue, intraplaque hemorrhage (IPH), and calcification were pathologically compared with the entire plaque body. The Spearman's rank test and stepwise multiple linear regression analysis revealed that the IPH rate significantly and negatively correlated with CBF, whereas the calcification rate positively correlated with CVR. One-way analysis of variance showed that IPH and the absence of calcification might confer a risk for CBF and CVR reduction. Thus, not only the stenosis rate but also the degree of IPH and calcification in carotid arterial plaque are notable risk factors for ischemic stroke.
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THE congregation at the Allen Temple African Methodist Episcopal Church commemorated the lives of those who perished in Hurricane Janet, which struck the island in 1955.
Speaking at the remembrance service held yesterday to commemorate the 55th anniversary in memory of families, friends and neighbours who suffered the wrath of Hurricane Janet at the Flagstaff, St. Michael church, Buddy Larrier who lost his father due to the passage of the hurricane said that the candle lighting ceremony, during which a candle was lit for each victim who perished, was important.
Larrier said that while Hurricane Janet was not the worst disaster in Barbados history, it was the worst disaster in living memory and that no one alive can remember an incident that caused so much pain and suffering as Hurricane Janet.
At the service, it was recalled that the natural disaster struck the island on September 22, 1955. The death toll was recorded at 33, with an additional two persons missing at sea. 150 people were injured needing hospital treatment. Over 8 000 homes were destroyed and 20 000 people made homeless.
The victims, families and friends of the four fishermen who went missing at sea in 2005; those who died in 2007 in the Joes River bus crash in St. Joseph; Mullins, St. Peter and Brittons X Road, St. Michael tragedies and the six young women who perished in the Bridgetown fire at Campus Trendz earlier this month were also remembered.
In his sermon, Reverend Elson Brewster said that is important to have hope despite tragedy. If we have the light of God in us, we will shine; we should not have anything to fear. Rev. Brewster reminded those in attendance that they must trust in God and when they need Gods help they should call on him.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - A real estate group says sales of existing homes rose 6.5% from November to December, closing out the worst year for the U.S. real estate market in more than a decade.
The National Association of Realtors said Monday that sales of existing homes rose to an annual rate of 4.74 million in December, from a downwardly revised pace of 4.45 million in November.
December's sales had been expected to fall to a pace of 4.4 million units, according to Thomson Reuters.
The median sales price plunged to $175,400, down 15.3% from $207,000 a year ago. That was the lowest price since May 2003 and the biggest year-over-year drop on records going back to 1968.
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A US-led resolution calling for an international probe into allegations that 40 000 civilians were killed at the end of Sri Lanka's separatist war has been filed with the UN's top rights body.
In a draft resolution posted on the Human Rights Commission's website on Tuesday, the United States endorses UN human rights chief Navi Pillay's recommendation for an external investigation into alleged war crimes in the final stages of Sri Lanka's Tamil civil war in May 2009.
The draft welcomed Pillay's recommendation following her visit to Sri Lanka in August that there should be an "independent and credible investigation in the absence of a credible national process with tangible results".
International rights groups as well as UN experts have said there are "credible allegations" that up to 40 000 Tamil civilians were killed after government forces had ordered them into a no-fire zone.
The US draft noted progress in de-mining, reconstruction and re-settling war victims and effectively gave Sri Lanka another year to show results on accountability.
The US draft was backed by Britain, Montenegro, Macedonia and Mauritius.
It asked Pillay to report back on progress with an oral submission to the 27th session of the council in March next year and provide a written report by September 2015.
The draft resolution also called on Sri Lanka to investigate allegations of military excesses and expressed "serious concern" over continuing reports of human rights violations five years after the end of the decades-long separatist war.
It said that "sexual and gender-based violence, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, torture and violations of the rights to freedom of expression" were continuing in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka has already rejected Pillay's call for an international probe as an "unwarranted interference", and President Mahinda Rajapakse has accused Washington of treating Colombo like Muhammad Ali's "punching bag".
At least 100 000 people were killed in the 37-year conflict before Rajapakse's troops crushed the Tamil Tiger rebels. - Sapa-AFP
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Writes HB of WBL: "Midnight Angel's shark story in Sunday's BB brought back a long-forgotten memory of a vacation in Florida.
"It was a beautiful day: plenty of sunshine and fluffy white clouds, combined with a perfect temperature. So when we arrived at Cocoa Beach, it wasn't surprising that it was crowded with like-minded beach bums. While I've been fortunate enough to visit the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans numerous times, I've never gotten used to having salt water in my eyes. My husband and son both love the ocean and will spend hours playing in it, but I prefer to wade and pick up the occasional interesting seashell. In fact, my favorite thing to do is people-watch and read a good book while sitting on a beach blanket.
Writes HAM of Woodbury ("formerly of West St. Paul"): "Ran across this picture of some of our father's family when they lived on Third Street in St. Paul, near where Johnson Parkway is now. I believe it was the early 1900s. There were five children then, and four more later. Bottom row on the left was our dad."
"On this particular visit, I had been dozing more than reading or people-watching while the guys were boogie-boarding out in the waves. I'm not sure what caused me to actually look up, but when I did, I was curious to see that it appeared that no one was in the ocean. I casually called over to some people on towels nearby and asked them what was going on. They replied that a couple of sharks had been spotted, and everyone was out of the water waiting for the coast to (quite literally) be clear. This would not normally be all that alarming; however, I couldn't spot my guys on the beach anywhere.
"I started wandering up the coast in the last direction I'd seen them and couldn't find them anywhere on the beach.
"I was able to persuade them to pay more attention going forward. If everyone else leaves the ocean, they probably should, too!"
Know thyself!
Sunday email from IGHGrampa: "Subject: Making things.
An article in today's paper [http://tinyurl.com/home-guitar] describes a Wisconsin man's enterprise of building guitars in his home workshop.
"I've considered trying to build some sort of musical instrument. It seems like an intriguing idea. But, for as interesting as it sounds, I know it is well beyond my abilities. Fine woodworking like that requires a great sureness of hand and mind. You have to take great pains to make sure every little part of the whole is done expertly and correctly. You can't just accept OK; it has to be perfect.
"A couple of years ago, I built a couple of ukulele birdhouses for my kids. I had to use wood-bending techniques, along with a few other things I'd never done before. I got them done OK, and it was fun, but it taught me that I should never try to make anything requiring more expertise. That guitar-maker must have a shop full of special tools, jigs and clamps. He probably also has steaming boxes for when he has to bend wood, a storeroom full of special woods, and a roomful of stains and varnishes.
"If old clumsy-hands here had started about 30 or 40 years ago, I might now be able to build a passable guitar. But I'm not complaining. I get enough challenge building fancy birdhouses."
Know thyself!
'How Old?!' Division
GeeMa of White Bear Lake: "I always read the 'How Old?!' section. There was a time when I would know these famous people down to the age of 40. Now, however, I'm lucky if I remember those in their 50s! There usually is not a day that I know all of those mentioned. Yes, age is creeping up -- or is it just that I'm not really interested in the romance or romance/comedy movies that are all too often out there starring some 20- or 30-something-year-old. Today, August 16, was a special day: I knew everyone mentioned; of course it helped that the 'youngest' one was 52 years old."
BULLETIN BOARD SAYS: Surely you're not saying that 52 years old is not "young"!
Not exactly what (if anything) they had in mind
A.N. Other in Minneapolis: "I got a What on Earth catalog yesterday. This catalog sells T-shirts, gadgets and various dustcatchers, often tied in to movies or TV shows. (If you're into 'The Wizard of Oz,' this is fan central; if you're a little old lady whose tastes run to appliqued sweatshirts and fluffy kitties [other than the I CAN HAS CHEEZBURGER? cat pix], this is sooooo not for you.)
"I saw a couple of items apparently tying into a show I can't identify, sporting the logo of the (apparently fictional) 'International Secret Intelligence Service.' With certain events very much in the news in the last couple of weeks revolving around a VERY dangerous new terrorist organization (so dangerous even al-Qaida threw them out!) dedicated to the building of an Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, I don't imagine any items marked with the initials 'ISIS' are exactly going to be flying off shelves?"
Everyone's a copy editor!
Red's Offspring, north of St. Paul: "Say it ain't so, Joe!
"When I read the caption beneath a picture from the Friday Twins/Royals game in Saturday's STrib, my reaction was: 'Oh, no, not again!' The picture included two Minnesota players (one in catching gear) and one Kansas City player. The frightening text: 'Billy Butler, right, scored on Josh Willingham's three-run double in the Kansa City fourth, while Twins catcher Joe Mauer and pitcher Ricky Nolasco wondered when the rally would end.' I wondered (and worried) why Mauer was back behind the plate. I breathed a sigh of relief when I read the box score and verified that Kurt Suzuki was the catcher and Mauer played first base in the game."
Life as we know it
Including: Unfamiliar quotations
Anne Nonny Mouse: "Last night, my grandson (Little Jack) and I and the beagle took a walk. My grandson is so proud of his newly acquired skill of walking the dog by holding the dog's leash all by himself. Little Jack doesn't realize that he weighs no more than the beagle, so who is taking whom for a stroll, I don't know. Jack likes to tell us he's a big boy, so he wouldn't appreciate it if I pointed out he's beagle-sized (and a small beagle, at that).
"Jack stopped us, as we made our way along the road, and said: 'Look, Grammy, beautiful leaves!' He picked a bright orange leaf up off the ground, from underneath a nearby tree. 'Look! Another and another and another!' he said as he gathered them up in his arms and held them against his chest.
"Soon after, we went for a ride in the car and he was perched in his car seat, singing a song: 'Beautiful leaves, orange and yellow and black, beautiful leaves.' He repeated it over and over, singing to himself while he looked outside the car window.
" 'Surely it is in the everyday things around us that the beauty of life lies.' -- Laura Ingalls Wilder"
Band Name of the Day: Little Jack and the Beagles
Website of the Day: Actual Predictions That Were Absolutely Wrong, at http://tinyurl.com/clouded-crystal


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Locarno to honour Chahine with Destiny screening
The Locarno International Film Festival will pay tribute to the Egyptian director Youssef Chahine, who died last weekend at the age of 82,with a special screening of his film Destiny (Al Massir) on the Piazza Grande on August 7.This film had also been shown eleven years ago at the festival as part of the Piazza Grande nightly open-air programme in 1997. 'We were greatly saddened at the passing away of Locarno's dear friend, Youssef Chahine', ...
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Look for this to be priced as an elite wrestling shoe level, but not at the highest level. It will likely compete with the Rulon or Aggressors from Asics.
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This Pewter Shell Shaped Salt Cellar (say that 5 times fast!) looks lovely on any dinner table. Measures 3" around. Includes spoon. Lead-free and food safe. Only 1 available.
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