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What I'm trying to find is a formal explanation of what makes these two times of day so special for lighting.
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In this latest thriller from perennial bestselling author James Patterson, Washington cop Alex Cross gets involved in his partner's effort to save the life of an old Army buddy who's facing execution for a horrendous and inexplicable murder spree in North Carolina. The Army's evidence against Sergeant Ellis Cooper, a decorated Vietnam vet, is overwhelming, which isn't surprising since it's all been planted by a quartet of killers whose reason for framing the erstwhile hero isn't revealed until long after they are. The big secret is who set the murderers loose, and in true cliffhanger fashion, Patterson keeps it under wraps until the very end. Meanwhile, his usual blend of action, violence, fast pacing and uninspired-though-serviceable prose prevail, and will probably do so all the way to the top of the bestseller lists. --Jane Adams --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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3 May 2012 - Michael Rubinger
To the Editor of the New York Times:
How much does quality food mean to a poor neighborhood?
An article on the front page of April 17's Times reports on studies that question the links between obesity and areas known as "food deserts." Those links may be questionable. But there are other considerations.
For 30 years, we, at the nonprofit Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), have been working to revitalize communities in cities and rural areas across America, and we can assure you that providing low-income Americans access to healthy food at fair prices is critical.
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First Known Use: 1579
noun emo·tion \i-ˈmō-shən\
: a strong feeling (such as love, anger, joy, hate, or fear)
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a obsolete : disturbanceb : excitement
a : the affective aspect of consciousness : feelingb : a state of feelingc : a conscious mental reaction (as anger or fear) subjectively experienced as strong feeling usually directed toward a specific object and typically accompanied by physiological and behavioral changes in the body
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Middle French, from emouvoir to stir up, from Old French esmovoir, from Latin emovēre to remove, displace, from e- + movēre to move
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feeling, emotion, affection, sentiment, passion mean a subjective response to a person, thing, or situation. feeling denotes any partly mental, partly physical response marked by pleasure, pain, attraction, or repulsion; it may suggest the mere existence of a response but imply nothing about the nature or intensity of it <the feelings that once moved me are gone>. emotion carries a strong implication of excitement or agitation but, like feeling, encompasses both positive and negative responses <the drama portrays the emotions of adolescence>. affection applies to feelings that are also inclinations or likings <a memoir of childhood filled with affection for her family>. sentiment often implies an emotion inspired by an idea <her feminist sentiments are well known>. passion suggests a very powerful or controlling emotion <revenge became his ruling passion>.
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noun emo·tion \i-ˈmō-shən\
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noun emo·tion \i-ˈmō-shən\
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: the affective aspect of consciousness
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—emo·tion·al \-shnəl, -shən-əl\ adjective
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Where were deficit scolds under Bush?
Paul Krugman, NYT
Martin Wolf has a piece in today's FT making the case that (shock!) the deficit is not America's biggest problem, or indeed a problem at all right now. His case is pretty much the same one I've been making; also, unlike Larry Summers yesterday, his piece doesn't blur its point by starting with an extended exercise in dutiful deficit-bashing.
Wolf also puts this in the context of what has been happening to the private sector. As he says, the collapse of the housing bubble and a sharp rise in saving (due both to wealth destruction and to deleveraging) has led to a sharp movement from financial deficit to financial surplus in the private sector. Those who claim to be deeply upset about public sector deficits should be asked, what would have happened, given this attempt by the private sector to move into surplus, if the public sector had tried to stay in balance. Can you say Second Great Depression?
Meanwhile, via Mark Thoma I see that Robert Waldmann and Karl Smith have also gotten into the "what spending surge?" debate. Actually, here's what may be the simplest way to see things. Here is total government spending (federal, state, and local) since 2000 on a log scale, so that a constant slope means a constant rate of growth. See the spending surge under Obama? Well, actually the reverse.
Yes, you can argue that spending was growing too fast under Bush, although it's funny how few deficit scolds saw fit to mention that at the time. Or you can say that you just want less spending, although as always people who say this tend to be short on specifics. But the narrative that says that spending has surged under Obama is just wrong – what we've actually seen is a slowdown at exactly the time when, for macroeconomic reasons, we should have been spending more.
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1) Repromaster 150mm f/9 in barrel with working aperture, 32.5mm rear thread, and an enormous mounting plate. This lens seems to be very sharp and I've thought about adapting it to my RB67, but it has no shutter.
2) 3-element glass lens from a broken Polaroid Colorpack with no aperture adjustment, no mounting hardware, 114mm f/9.2 according to the Land List.
3) f/6.8 Ernemann Detectiv Aplasmat with working aperture but no shutter, probably about 100mm focal length. This came off an Ernemann Bob II that somebody apparently stepped on, destroying the bellows.
4) Inspection eyepiece from some sort of industrial equipment, no aperture adjustment, focal length is about 25mm and surprise, it covers 35mm! Very close focusing, probably a great choice for a "lensbaby" substitute.
5) Three different lens elements from a disassembled Tamron 70-210mm zoom. By themselves they don't do much, but one of them widens the field of view of the Polaroid lens when placed in front, and the other two each have different effects on the Repromaster (similar to a convertible lens). I'd like to mount these in cells of some sort and attach rings to the various lenses to allow me to attach these elements individually.
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I am new to this list and hoping eventually I can find some info on my
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very long time and still come up empty. Here's the info:
1. ARTHUR CLAYTON MILLER, b. 30 Dec 1885-1891, m. #1 unknown, m #2 FLORENCE
ELIZABETH CREECH, 27 Mar 1922, Elkville, IL; d. 23 Mar 1956.
Path>Germany?>Johnstown, PA>DAVIS Ranch, CO>WWI>Perry Co,IL
Note: We have not located him in any census-ever!
Children: (I have more info, contact me if needed)
Villa Mae
Earl Franklin
Elizabeth Kathryn
Dorthy Grace
Arthur Glenn
Sonda Rae
Frank Dale
Mitchell Ray (my dad)
Year of birthdate is undetermined because the few documents we have are
Birthplace? He used to say Johnstown, PA; however, after he passed away,
several cousins have ventured forth saying that he told my grandmother that he
and his family actually emigrated from GERMANY during the 1880's, and that the
family name may have been changed from MUELLER. I have not located any
records for he/his family via shipping lists.
Religion? We are fairly positive that he was of JEWISH descent, his marker
put there by the military has the Jewish star, plus my uncles remember that he
was circumcised. He didn't raise his family to be Jewish, he also had a
strong dislike for certain other religions.
Parents? He maintained that FRANK MILLER was his father, no conflicts on the
few documents we have. However, we have listed for his mother several
different names: PATRICIA DAVIS, ELIZABETH DAVIS, PATRICIA ELIZABETH DAVIS,
SUTITINE BLAIR, SUTITIA BLAIR. We don't have any clues as to which may be
correct. Points to ponder: Why CLAYTON as his middle name? Why did he
repeatedly spend time on the DAVIS ranch?
History? Evidently, his father died when he was a young lad, possibly around
the age of 4 or 5. He also said that he worked in the coal mines as a kid,
and ran away from home due to the mistreatment of his step-father around the
age of 12. He had a first wife, no other clues about her. She is supposed to
have died in childbirth. He spent a lot of time in Colorado, the military has
his occupation at enlistment as a conductor. He went IL after WWI-why we
don't know. He also may have a sister or half-sister.
I know this is a long email; however, I'm trying to add in as many clues as
possible, it's been a very frustrating search. Thanks, all!
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Ivan Eland on Election Fraud in Afghanistan
Recorded: Friday, October 2, 2009
Originally aired on 10/2/09. Ivan Eland discusses Peter Galbraiths accusation of fraud benefiting incumbent Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, in an interview on Russia Today.
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(born 1929). U.S. figure skater Dick Button was born Richard Totter Button in Englewood, N.J. Button became the youngest person to hold the U.S. Senior Men's title when he won the competition in 1946 at age 16, retaining that crown through 1952. In 1948 he won the first of his five consecutive world championships. Known for his athletic style of skating, he introduced a spin called a Button camel and developed numerous jumping combinations, including the double axel, double loop. Button won gold medals at the 1948 and 1952 Winter Olympic Games, making ice skating history in the latter competition by landing the sport's first triple jump. He received the James E. Sullivan Memorial Trophy in 1949 as the best U.S. amateur athlete, the first skater to win that honor. Upon completion of his amateur career, he toured with the Ice Capades and Holiday on Ice.


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Hip-hop and jazz visual artist Justin Bua is reeling off the pillars of vegan hip-hop.
"Mr. Wiggles, DJ Qbert, Russell Simmons, Dead Prez, KRS-One, Mear One – I think GZA from Wu Tang? But I'd doublecheck that." (It turns out he's at least vegetarian, as are four members of the Wu) "I think being vegan is the ultimate expression of hip-hop," says the B-boy cum bestselling poster artist.
It was a novel twist to our conversation, which took place over a table at Gracias Madre, Cafe Gratitude's vegan Mexican restaurant in the Mission. Bua's new coffeetable portrait book, The Legends of Hip-Hop (Harper Collins, 160 pp, $34.99) came out earlier this month, and he had just performed at the Independent the night before in a show that he hopes to take around the country in 2012. The Bay's DJ Qbert – one of Bua's subject for Legends, who was just finishing up his plate of food at the table when I walked into the restaurant – and others had spun while Bua hosted and supplied visuals. The show had sold out, the painter told me. He said tickets were going for "$60, $70" from scalpers.
But back to veganism.
"It's irreverant, subversive, truth," Bua mused over a creamy, vegan coconut pie when I asked him about the connection between hip-hop and eschewing dairy. "It's about having a clean head and mind."
C'mon, even Tupac was on this level. "Let's change the way we eat, change the way we live, change the way we treat each other," Bua quotes. "Let's change the way we eat? He was talking about going vegan."
This is Bua's jam – changing the world through personal actions. He sees his own work to document hip-hop's legendary emcees, DJs, graffiti artists, producers, and B-boys as a entry in the historical record. Of his swirling, regally distorted works he says "they're really in the tradition of the Grecos, the Raphaels, the Rubins" – artists which once documented the elite and created some of the few lasting visuals of the times in which we live.
"I'd like people to take away from The Legends of Hip-Hop that these people are as historically revelant as the kings and the queens, those are the important people of the time."
He says that given the hip-hop generation's spending power, that the music has the capacity to change the world. And that it could do it through veganism, the rejection of industrial farming and that invasive act of consuming a fellow earth-dweller. "The ultimate form of respect is to not eat each other. That's fucking weird."
To that end, Bua is considering launching a hip-hop-oriented eco-festival, featuring presentations by the food scientists whose findings have helped change his own lifestyle. So taken is he, in fact, by the power of food, that he and girlfriend Ruby Roth started a cooking blog called We Be Vegan, and he has an affordable super food drink in the works with nutritionist David Wolfe. He calls Wolfe "the most knowledgable person I've ever met in my life – and I've met Cornell West and Bill Clinton." He hopes to drop the product in the next few months, insisting "you have an experience when you drink it."
Ultimately, he'd like to see the people that take strength like he does in hip-hop's powerful figures translate their message into taking control over their diets. Corporations, he said, can be toppled by what's in your kitchen cabinet and lower intestine. Big companies should never be trusted to care for the health of the people.
"They know that they're putting garbage on your plate, but they don't care because the want that money. We gotta eat simple. Seven billion people on this planet is unstable. You can't feed the world meat."
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Time-Saving Tips to Make Meals Taste Homemade
If you refuse to feed your family frozen pizza or McDonalds (again), but dont have the time to dust off The Joy of Cooking you received for a wedding presentlet alone follow the recipe (and forget shopping for the ingredients ahead of time!)do what most women docheat.
People are looking for healthy alternatives to fast food. Food that is quick, easy and tastes good, says Joy Krause, a kitchen associate for Dinner by Design in Ashwaubenon, who estimates that more than 85 percent of her customers are women, most of whom are preparing meals for their families.
While a service such as Dinner by Design will take almost all of the hassle out of everyday cooking for your family, its not really cheating; youll still be making your meals from scratch, albeit days or even weeks ahead of time.
But there are those inevitable nights when you didnt plan ahead, and serving tasty, relatively healthy food in just a few minutes is essential. When that moment comes, most women arent ashamed to admit they cheat.
I would never shred carrots to make a carrot cake from scratch, but with a few extra ingredients added to a boxed spice cake mix, nobody knows the difference, says Judy Glueckstein of Green Bay, who says she bought an inexpensive Pillsbury cookbook that included suggestions about what cooks could add to boxed mixes to make the finished product seem more homemade.
I know the intent of this book was to encourage everyone to buy a box of cake mix, [but] if I can make a great impression with a minimum of effort, I am willing to take a shortcut, adds Glueckstein.
Several YOU readers provided their favorite shortcuts.
Enticing entrees that are (mostly) kid friendly
Mix a jar of alfredo sauce with a package of imitation crab and serve over pasta.
Buy Ragu spaghetti sauce and add cooked ground beef; my kids prefer that over any homemade sauce.
Bob Evans mashed potatoes in the grocery cooler are good in a pinch. Add garlic or chives to dress them up.
Toss Ramen noodles with a handful of frozen peas for color (and some nutritional value).
Buy shredded turkey and gravy mixed together from a grocery store deli, add a jar of turkey gravy to make it a bit smoother (and go further) and serve on instant mashed potatoes or noodles.
Party pleasers in a pinch
Purchase shaved ham at the deli counter and combine with favorite purchased BBQ sauce in a Crock Pot set at low. Serve on buns.
Add pineapple to deli counter coleslaw.
Add sliced grapes or apples and pecans or walnuts to deli chicken salad or tuna salad.
Make gazpacho with a jar of salsa, two 12-oz. cans of V-8, a chopped cucumber, and a handful of cilantro. Serve with a dollop of sour cream on top and tortilla chips on the side.
Sweet suggestions
Buy prepackaged bags of chocolate chip cookie dough; you only need to add water and eggs. Then cut up a Snickers bar and put that over the top to add extra gooeyness.
To make a lighter, creamier frosting that tastes more homemade, add two tablespoons of butter and 1-1/2 cups of powdered sugar to half a container of ready-made chocolate frosting.
Quick and Easy Recipes
Noodle and Shrimp Dish
Add one finely diced celery stalk to one package of Rice-a-Ronis angel hair pasta with herbs; cook according to package directions. When the rice and celery are almost done, add large shrimp (about five per person) until warmed. Serves four.
Orange Blintze Soufflé
You start with frozen blintzes and end up with a soufflé. Place two packages of frozen blintzes in a 13-by-9-inch pan. Mix six eggs, six tablespoons of melted butter, 1-1/2 cups of sour cream, one teaspoon of vanilla, 1/4 teaspoon of salt, 1/4 cup of sugar and 1/4 cup of orange juice, and pour it over the blintzes. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.
Quick Chili
One can of chili-flavored stewed tomatoes, one can of red kidney beans and two chicken sausages (they are usually flavored, such as asiago and spinach, and are hard to find, but worth itonly two points per piece for Weight Watchers). Grill or pan cook the sausage to give it some color (and better texture), and then throw everything together and microwave until hot.
Reuben Casserole
Drain one can of sauerkraut and layer it in the bottom of a baking dish. Layer one pound of corned beef or mesquite turkey over the kraut. Cover with 1/2 cup of Thousand Island dressing. Slice a large tomato on top, and layer four or five slices of Swiss cheese over the tomato. Finish with a cup of bread crumbs or three slices of torn up dark bread. Bake at 350 for 25 minutes.
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Your friends will be impressed. Mix 8 oz. whiskey, 16 oz. International Delight Irish Cream coffee creamer (use regular, not no-fat), one tablespoon Kahlua and two tablespoons chocolate syrup in a container and refrigerate, ideally for a few days. Serve over ice, straight up or in coffee.


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In this soul factory we are refined, but if we don't make it were right back on the starting line of the assembly process. Also If we become more self aware we can do things previously "proven impossible" such as a computer updating its software, the only difference is our software is locked in deep memory banks in our consciousness, just like a computer we have to search to find the answers. The more we do it, the easier it gets.


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Frye: Hunting may get its economic due
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We've heard for years that hunting is big business in Pennsylvania. Big, but largely under the radar and largely underappreciated.
Maybe no more.
A partnership of sportsmen's groups, tourism officials and businesses has launched a grassroots campaign meant to make people aware of the role hunting plays in supporting local economies and jobs. "Hunting Works for Pennsylvania" will be modeled after similar efforts underway in five other states.
The campaign will "talk about and educate folks on the economic benefits that hunters provide," said Vern Ross, former executive director of the Pennsylvania Game Commission and co-chairman of the Hunting Works initiative.
Nearly one million people hunt in Pennsylvania each year, spending $986 million, according to the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation. That translates to $121 million in state and local taxes, 15,000 jobs, and a $1.6 billion ripple effect on the state economy, the group said.
One of the 60 groups affiliated with the program is the Pennsylvania Association of Travel and Tourism. Its executive director, Rob Fulton, said his group wants to "welcome and embrace every aspect of our travel and tourism industry," including hunters.
That would be a change of sorts.
Locally, for example, the Laurel Highlands Visitors Bureau markets outdoor recreation opportunities. That's included touting state parks and forests where hunting occurs, but never specifically hunting itself, said executive director Ron Virag.
This campaign might change that. Virag said the bureau is putting together its marketing "gameplan" for 2013-14 and may take a closer look at hunters and hunting.
"It's a niche market. But anything that brings people into the Laurel Highlands region is important to us," he said.
On another note
The Game Commission board may soon have a new member, and in record time.
Gov. Tom Corbett has nominated funeral director Tim Layton of Windber to fill the District 4 seat currently held by Dave Schreffler of Everett.
District 4 takes in Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Fulton, Huntingdon and Somerset counties.
Schreffler's term ends today. Board members can continue to serve for six months beyond their final day, however, or until a replacement is named.
Typically, it takes months for the governor's sportsmen's advisory council to interview board candidates, selections to be forwarded to the governor, a nominee to be named and the state Senate to confirm the appointment.
In this case, all of that — short of Senate confirmation, which is pending — happened in about two weeks.
Sportsmen's message boards have been abuzz as a result, with some wondering why things were different this time and whether it's indicative of a specific agenda on someone's part, political favoritism or something else.
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Intestinal Obstruction -- Foreign Body
Any animal that ingests any object other than food is prone to developing an intestinal obstruction when the objects gets stuck in a piece of intestine and causes a back-up of ingesta resulting most commonly in vomiting, anorexia, abdominal pain and sometimes diarrhea.
Unlike dogs that eat just about anything, cats typically get obstructed after accidently swallowing foreign bodies they are playing with such as yarn, tinsel, fishing line, ribbon, Easter basket grass, or any other string like material. In some cases, the string gets stuck around the base of the tongue while the cat has swallowed the rest of the material. Unlike hairballs that are usually vomited up, the string passes into the intestine where it causes the intestines to kink and fold up on themselves, like an accordian, as the gut tries to pass the string down the intestines.
The intestines get bunched up and eventually the string will slice through the intestinal wall which then allows leakage of intestinal contents (specifically bacteria) into the abdominal cavity. Once this occurs, peritonitis (infection of the abdominal cavity or belly) develops and the animal dies soon after without emergency surgery.
On physical exam, the veterinarian can often feel bunching of the intestines in the abdomen and the cats are always in pain and and let you know it. The oral cavity should be examined to see if a piece of string is caught around the base of the tongue. Many cats will present with high heart and respiratory rates, and be weak and dehydrated. If the string has already perforated the intestines, the cats will be in shock with dark dry gums and weak pulses. Many are not responsive to being handled, and often have a low body temperature.
Surgery is required in order to remove the string foreign body. The belly is opened and small incisions are made into the intestine in order to remove the string that is within the intestine. Any sections of intestine in which the blood supply has been cut off or the intestinal wall itself is too damaged is removed and the healthy ends of intestine are sewn together. Lastly, the abdominal cavity is flushed out with several liters of fluid in order to rinse off any bacteria that may have leaked from the intestines. The belly is then closed with sutures and the cat is woken up from anesthesia. For several days after surgery, the cat is given IV fluids, antibiotics, and supportive care.
With early surgery and aggressive supportive care after surgery, many cats do well and live normal lives afterwards. The prognosis for cats who already have tears in the intestine and bacterial peritonitis is more guarded even with surgery. The key is to do surgery before there is too much damage to the intestines.


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Welchester Elementary School is located in Golden, CO and is one of 113 elementary schools in Jefferson County School District No. R-1. It is a public school that serves 300 students in grades K-6. See Welchester Elementary School's test results to learn more about school performance.
In 2011, Welchester Elementary School had 16 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Colorado average is 17 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
In 2011, Welchester Elementary School had 16 students for every full-time equivalent teacher. The Colorado average is 17 students per full-time equivalent teacher.
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