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Class assignments, books, homework, oh… and the usual college parties of course.
If you are awesomely Halloweenly inclined: you gotta check out these deliciously evil drinking accessories. Why settle for plain plastic red cups. Kick off Halloween early and make a statement on campus.
Why not turn your dorm into a naughty hospital scene?
Fill up this unsettling drink dispenser with something good and red: vodka and cranberry make an easy and tasty cocktail that is sure to get your blood flowing.
Next grab some hot babes in nurse hats and have them pass around red jello shots in these syringe shooters. Yes, you are the man.
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6 ounces Red Jello (large package)
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Mix the jello mix with the boiling water until the powder is fully dissolved and add the cold water and alcohol. Pour the cooling mixture into your syringes and get ready for fun.
Not up for all the preparation and fuss? At least grab yourself a bad ass beer funnel. Plastic tubing and car funnels are lame. If you are going to make a drunken mess of yourself you might as well do it in style!
From now until the end of October you should be gearing up for madness. Save the toga parties for spring time. You are cooler then that 😉


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Two men stole a third man's wallet as the victim climbed out of his car Thursday evening.
According to police, the victim was on the 4900 block of Painted Sky View, between Chelton and Powers, just before 7 p.m. when the suspects approached him and demanded money at gunpoint. After the victim handed over his wallet, the suspects left the area. The victim was unharmed.
The suspects have been described as black males in their late teens or early 20s, both about 5-foot-6 to 5-foot-8 and thin. One was reportedly wearing a gray hoodie, the other, a black one.
Due to certain similarities and close proximity to an armed robbery on Lakehurst an hour later, police are investigating the possibility that two are connected.
If you have any information on this crime, call police at 444-7000 or Crime Stoppers at 634-STOP.
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Iraqi officials say a relentless wave of bombings has rumbled across Baghdad and nearby towns, killing at least 56 people and wounding more than 200.
The more than a dozen attacks Tuesday -- mostly car bombings -- highlight increasing sectarian tensions in Iraq a decade after the war began.
The attacks came on the eve of the anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion, which started before dawn on March 20, 2003.
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There are hereby transferred to the Administrator all national security functions and activities performed immediately before October 5, 1999, by the following elements of the Department of Energy:
(b) Authority to transfer additional functions
The Secretary of Energy may transfer to the Administrator any other facility, mission, or function that the Secretary, in consultation with the Administrator and Congress, determines to be consistent with the mission of the Administration.
(c) Environmental remediation and waste management activities
In the case of any environmental remediation and waste management activity of any element of the Administration, the Secretary of Energy may determine to transfer responsibility for that activity to another element of the Department.
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(1) Any balance of appropriations that the Secretary of Energy determines is available and needed to finance or discharge a function, power, or duty or an activity that is transferred to the Administration shall be transferred to the Administration and used for any purpose for which those appropriations were originally available. Balances of appropriations so transferred shall—
(2) Balances of appropriations credited to an account under paragraph (1)(A) are subject only to such limitations as are specifically applicable to that account. Balances of appropriations credited to an account under paragraph (1)(B) are subject only to such limitations as are applicable to the appropriations from which they are transferred.
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(1) With respect to any function, power, or duty or activity of the Department of Energy that is transferred to the Administration, those employees of the element of the Department of Energy from which the transfer is made that the Secretary of Energy determines are needed to perform that function, power, or duty, or for that activity, as the case may be, shall be transferred to the Administration.
Source(Pub. L. 106–65, div. C, title XXXII, § 3291,Oct. 5, 1999, 113 Stat. 968; Pub. L. 112–239, div. C, title XXXI, § 3132(b)(1),Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 2185; Pub. L. 113–66, div. C, title XXXI, § 3145(j),Dec. 26, 2013, 127 Stat. 1072.)
2013—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 112–239, § 3132(b)(1)(A), substituted "of the Administration" for "specified in subsection (a)".
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 112–239, § 3132(b)(1)(B), added subsec. (d).
Subsec. (d)(1). Pub. L. 113–66realigned margins of concluding provisions.
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 112–239, § 3132(b)(1)(B), added subsec. (e).
Pub. L. 112–239, div. C, title XXXI, § 3132(b)(3),Jan. 2, 2013, 126 Stat. 2186, provided that: "Nothing in section 3291 of the National Nuclear Security Administration Act (50 U.S.C. 2481), as amended by paragraph (1), may be construed to affect any function or activity transferred by the Secretary of Energy to the Administrator for Nuclear Security before the date of the enactment of this Act [Jan. 2, 2013]."
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For transfer of functions, personnel, assets, and liabilities of the advanced scientific computing research program and activities at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, including the functions of the Secretary of Energy relating thereto, to the Secretary of Homeland Security, see sections 183 (1), 551 (d), 552 (d), and 557 of Title 6, Domestic Security, and the Department of Homeland Security Reorganization Plan of November 25, 2002, as modified, set out as a note under section 542 of Title 6.
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That sounds . . . interesting.
If you think about it, only the people living on the opposing hemisphere will use North/South as the primary cardinal directions. Anyone within whatever range you decide on for the magnetic strip, will just adjust by having cobaltward replace North as the primary and they'll be able to navigate with few problems. In fact, if the magnetic field is particularly strong, cobaltward could almost completely replace North and all maps will be orientated away or toward that point.
However, if you still want it to be somewhere people avoid, it could skew the magnetosphere so that you get massive amounts of solar radiation in the area, depending on your planetary arrangement, and make travel in that area extremely dangerous.
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While three levels of government recently pledged a combined $3.3 million for Keystone Centre renovations, if Brandon's facility were to get a per capita share of the $180 million pledged for Winnipeg's main convention hall, the Keystone Centre should have gotten $43 million, based on a trading area of 180,000 people.
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One man was killed in a single-vehicle rollover Thursday morning. He was the only person involved.
The crash happened northeast of the Fountain and Academy intersection on Academy Park Loop near Nazarene Bible College in Colorado Springs. The northeast portion of Academy Park Loop was closed for several hours while police investigated the scene.
Police say the driver, identified Friday as 39-year-old Micah Henagar, was speeding and lost control of his SUV. He died at the scene.
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A seersucker piece is a timeless classic in any wardrobe – but what exactly makes this sunny fabric a summertime staple?
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Up until air-conditioning became standard in the 1950s, the seersucker suit was a mainstay in the wardrobe of the Southern gentleman. Politicians observed Seersucker Thursdays in the summer once it was introduced on the floor of the Senate. Seersucker isn't just for suits, though – Lilly Pulitzer, with her perfectly preppy designs, masters the seersucker shift dress almost annually.
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A new Associated Press-GfK poll finds that nearly six in 10 Americans want stricter gun laws following last month's deadly elementary school shooting in Connecticut.
Majorities favor a national ban on military-style, rapid-fire weapons and limits on gun violence depicted in video games, movies and TV shows.
And the poll shows a lopsided 84 percent want background checks for those buying weapons at gun shows.
The poll comes as President Barack Obama prepares a wide-ranging package of steps for reducing gun violence. It's expected to include universal background checks, limits on the capacity of ammunition magazines and a ban on assault weapons.
Many of those proposals face stiff congressional opposition, mostly from Republicans. But the poll shows that the general public seems more receptive to strong gun control proposals.
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Sculpey® III Scary Face PumpkinItem# 32229Create this scary faced pumpkin with Sculpey® III polymer clay.
Getting Started
Do not use unbaked clay on unprotected furniture or finished surfaces. Start with clean hands and work surface area. Good work surfaces include wax paper, metal baking sheet, or disposable foil. Knead clay until soft and smooth. For best results, clean your hands in between colors. Bake on oven-proof glass or metal surface at 275°F (130°C) for 30 minutes per ¼" (6mm) thickness. For best baking results, use an oven thermometer. DO NOT USE MICROWAVE OVEN. DO NOT EXCEED THE ABOVE TEMPERATURE OR RECOMMENDED BAKING TIME. Wash hands after use. Baking should be completed by an adult.
Begin by preheating oven to 275°F (130°C). Test temperature with oven thermometer for perfectly cured clay. Condition all clay by kneading until it's soft and smooth or running it through a clay dedicated pasta machine for several passes on the widest setting. Fold the clay in half after each pass and insert the fold side into the rollers first.
Step 1 Using the acrylic roller, roll out a thin sheet of black clay about 1/16" thick. You will use this for both the mouth and the eyes.
Step 1 Using the needle tool, very gently score an outline of the frown on the clay sheet (approximately 5" Wx1" H).
Step 2 Take six pieces of Yellow and flatten them into very thin oval teeth (approximately 15/16" Hx9/16" W). Position the teeth in the mouth, leaving a space between the top of the teeth and the top of the mouth. Allow the bottom of the teeth to hang down over the bottom of the mouth.
Step 3 Score the teeth using the needle tool.
Step 4 Using the knife, cut the mouth completely out of the black sheet of clay trimming the bottom of the teeth off.
Step 5 Bend the excess black clay down over the top of the teeth.
Step 6 Mix Sweet Potato clay with Chocolate clay to get a Dirty Orange color. Try to match the color of your pumpkin.
Step 7 Outline the mouth with the Dirty Orange color.
Step 1 Make Yellow lemon shapes. Flatten these very thinly onto the black clay sheet above the mouth for the eyes (approximately 7/8" Hx1-5/16" W).
Step 2 Mix Granny Smith and black clay together to make a dirty green color. This color will look even creepier if you don't mix the colors completely together.
Step 3 Make two 11/16" flattened circles using the green/black mixture. Place on top of the Yellow eyes.
Step 4 Using black clay, make two 7/16" flattened circles. Place on top of the Green circles.
Step 5 Using the needle tool, score the eyes in a radiating pattern from the center out, kind of like tie dye. If the tip of your tool gets excess clay on it, don't clean it off as you are making the lines. The dirty tool tip will just help the eyes look creepier.
Step 6 Use your finger to flatten the lines out.
Step 7 Using the knife, trim the eyes out of the black background, leaving a small amount of black around the top of each eye. Bend the black over the top of the eye.
Step 8 Mix Sweet Potato clay with Chocolate clay to get a Dirty Orange color. Try to match the color of your pumpkin.
Step 9 Line the top of each eye with the Dirty Orange. Pinch the Orange up so it makes an eyelid.
Step 1 Make two small ropes of black (approximately 3" L).
Step 2 Flatten each rope using the acrylic roller.
Step 3 Using the needle tool, score lines in the brows to make them look hairy.
Step 1 Using 1 oz. of Chocolate clay, create a log.
Step 2 Align strings of Tan, black, and the left-over Dirty Orange color all over the outside of the log.
Step 3 Roll and twist the log. Keep the log short and fat by putting pressure on the ends of the log and pushing toward the middle.
Step 4 Form a fat base on one end and make a hollow spot in the end by pinching with your fingers.
Getting Your Pieces To Fit onto Your Pumpkin
Step 1 Cut out pieces of heavy aluminum foil to accommodate each facial feature. Bend a large piece over the area on your pumpkin where you would like to place the mouth. Rub the foil so that it really takes on the shape of the pumpkin.
Step 2 With the foil still in place on the pumpkin, put the clay mouth on top of the foil and bend the mouth to take on the same shape as the pumpkin. Gently lift the foil off the pumpkin with the clay piece still on top. You will bake the mouth on the foil so it maintains the curve of the pumpkin.
Step 3 Repeat this process for both eyes and both eyebrows.
Step 4 Cover the stem of your pumpkin with foil. Push the hollow clay log onto the stem over the foil. Squeeze the clay log so it really takes the same shape as the stem.
Step 5 Pull the clay nose off with the foil so that the foil remains inside the log. Bake the clay log with the foil in place.
Bake as directed above. Allow to cool completely.
Adhering the Clay Pieces onto the Pumpkin
Remove the foil from all of the pieces. Glue the clay pieces onto the pumpkin with the gel fast setting glue. Please note that this glue dries really fast so be careful with your placement of things because they are very hard to move once they are stuck on your pumpkin. You might want to make little pencil marks to help you know where to place your pieces.
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This project will be even creepier if you let it get a little dirty. Instead of cleaning your hands between colors or cleaning your tools, just let the excess colors bleed onto the other colors.Craft Time: 60+ minutes
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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa -- The University of Northern Iowa will hold its 6th annual Panther Pick Up, a project to help the environment while benefiting the community, on Wednesday, May 7, through Friday, May 9.
At a time when many UNI students are moving out of residence halls and apartments, Panther Pick Up gives old stuff new life. Instead of throwing unwanted household items in the dumpster to end up in the landfill, usable items can be donated to charitable organizations, which will have pick-up sites at convenient locations on campus.
During Panther Pick Up, St. Vincent de Paul and The Salvation Army trucks will accept clothing, dishes, furniture, carpet and other useable household items. Agency staff determines whether or not they can accept certain items. Metal items not accepted can be recycled on UNI's campus at the East side of Redeker, the East Towers and the Commons Circle.
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Kōri no dōkutsu! (literally translated as The Ice Cave!) is the 250th episode of Pokémon, and was only released to in Japan. It was given a ban due to the fact that Jynx is shown with its original black skin. Seeing as this Pokémon's original skin tone was considered by some to be racist, the episode was banned.
Episode Plot
Ash and friends enter the ice cave as it is a shortcut to Blackthorn City. After a watery run-in with Team Rocket, Brock catches a cold and the gang finds a Pokemon Center in the cave. While a Jynx working there is taking care of Brock, Nurse Joy tells Ash and Misty that the cave is cold because of a big building working there as a refridgerator. Team Rocket finds the building and they cause trouble by reversing the structure, heating the cave and cooling the jungle outside. Ash, Misty and Nurse Joy try to stop them, but they fall into a hole. After Team Rocket escapes to catch Ice-type Pokemon, Bayleef gets Ash, Misty and Nurse Joy out of the hole and then uses her vines to restore the pipe to its original place. Team Rocket arrives in front of the Pokemon Center and they manage to capture the ice Pokemon, including Jynx, by using heaters. Despite being in weakened state, Brock tries to stop Team Rocket, but they defeat him. Ash, Misty and Nurse Joy arrive just in time to help. Pikachu rescues the ice Pokemon by destroying the heaters. Jynx and the Piloswine use Blizzard to freeze Wobbuffet, Arbok and Victreebel, and then Pikachu sends Team Rocket blasting off with Thunderbolt. Now that Brock is feeling much better, Ash and friends leave the ice cave and arrive near the Blackthorn Lake.
- This episode was mainly banned outside of Japan due to Jynx's racial stereotype appearance which appears to offend many people in the United States on whom are African-Americans. Because of this, the episode wasn't aired on 4Kids in Japan.
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David Thorpe from J. David Thorpe Illustration and Design presents "Fractals and Urban Forms: Using Chaos Theory to Reshape Cities" at the 2011 GeoDesign Summit.
Jan 6th, 2011
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00:01Our next speaker is going to be David Thorpe.
00:09This conference is like brain candy. It's like Halloween.
00:11You know, you knock on a door and there's some more goodies, and you knock on the next door and there's more goodies.
00:15I'm having a blast being here.
00:19I'm going to talk about fractals and urban forms.
00:21I'm a bit of a nerd and I like to think about how things relate and cross paths and cross fields.
00:27But before I get into that, we were talking about how geodesign is a young thing, that it's growing.
00:32It survived its infancy, right?
00:34When we're kids, we begin to exhibit behaviors and passions that are going to grow through the rest of our life.
00:40I didn't get on an airplane 'til I was 13.
00:43I rode the train around America, and it was a really cool experience, meeting people and seeing the landscape.
00:48But in fifth grade in Mrs. Tassa's class, I would draw little islands and do maps and make trains...
00:54...and I would design cities and mountains and rivers.
00:58And now I'm an illustrator and I illustrate transit-oriented development.
01:02These things grow, right?
01:04Well, I think that where we're going to go today is a place where geodesign might grow.
01:07We talked about how you can create models and let it run, see where geodesign will take you, create scenarios.
01:14This is a...where might this go in a few years?
01:20So the idea for this came from the fact, when I did my undergrad work, I studied leadership theory in part.
01:27And I saw this image.
01:28It's called the Mandelbrot set.
01:29It's an image of chaos.
01:30We'll talk a little bit about where these come from.
01:33But one day I was driving around Colorado Springs, and I realized that the looping pattern of suburbia...
01:36...kind of looks a lot like that image, right?
01:39So then I starting thinking, I wonder if maybe chaos explains how that image came to be.
01:43So I called a professor friend of mine, Jack Burns at Whitworth University, go Bucks, if anybody here's ever been there.
01:50And here's what I found.
01:51So these are some initial discoveries for how chaos theory might explain urbanism...
01:55...and how you can leverage chaos theory to create better urban places.
01:58In 1960, Edward Lorenz was a meteorologist and mathematician trying to figure out how weather worked.
02:04And he built this computer that was supposed out these, projections of the weather and they were all linear equations.
02:11But he lived in Boston and they have bad weather there, and he was looking out his window and realized that it didn't line up...
02:15...really, at all, and he wasn't sure why.
02:18So he started playing with things and looking at models and he came up with something called the butterfly effect...
02:23...which has infiltrated our culture.
02:24We've all heard tons about the butterfly effect.
02:26The basic idea is, changes in initial condition are amplified over time, and those can have profound impacts as iterations occur.
02:36So he created this image called the Lorenz attractor which, thanks to computers, which is the reason why we're all here...
02:42...is one of the first images of chaos.
02:45The Lorenz attractor is this, I nerd out about this all the time, no point is ever plotted twice.
02:52You don't know exactly where the thing is going to go.
02:54This is a projection of Lorenz's model of convection.
02:58But, you don't where it's going to go.
03:00But it kind of clings to the y axis.
03:02It's like it's held there by gravity.
03:05There's no bounds. There's nothing that's jamming it there.
03:07It's just...it's staying with what already exists, but it's also free will.
03:10It's free will and determinism at the same time.
03:13So hang on to that idea.
03:15Fractals have come after Lorenz.
03:17This is called the Julia set on the left, and as you zoom in on it over and over and over again...
03:22...you see familiar patterns, even if they're not identical, right?
03:26There's like a visual DNA built into these things that relates to a theme, relates to the equation that created it...
03:32...even if it's not identical.
03:34This is the Mandelbrot set.
03:35That's where it starts and where it ends up is what I showed you before, right?
03:40So that the patterns are there even if they're not identical.
03:44And this is the Koch curve.
03:45It's a really great idea for a fractal.
03:47A similar pattern repeated over and over and over again at smaller scales...
03:51...equilateral triangle, stuck on an equilateral triangle, stuck on an equilateral triangle, and you get these unbelievable details.
03:59Okay, so nature does the same thing, too.
04:01Ferns do it.
04:02Canyons do it.
04:03Broccoli florets as you zoom in on broccoli, it's a similar pattern repeated over and over again.
04:08Clouds do it.
04:10The book you should all read right now is called Leadership and the New Science by Margaret Wheatley.
04:15And I lifted this with my little Canon scanner from that book.
04:19The Grand Canyon is a perfect example of this.
04:22Equation for fractal in nature is water erodes the landscape on its way downhill, right?
04:27And you see this in infinitely smaller and smaller and smaller scales.
04:31The rocks in the foreground and the canyon in the background.
04:34So, here's my idea. This is where I'm getting, okay?
04:37This is where we get really nerdy.
04:38I think cities work like fractals, and the equation that created the image for a mathematical fractal, right?
04:45It's an equation that's repeated over and over again, we have in our cities as well.
04:50And that equation turns into a physical form, and it's our value system for the community, right?
04:56So in a suburban setting, this is an aerial photo of my home, Colorado Springs.
05:00We do sprawl, grade A sprawl.
05:04So, these are familiar pictures.
05:07They could be anywhere.
05:08These are sidewalks in Colorado Springs, just totally unpleasant.
05:13But as you zoom...there are values here.
05:15And it's not...we fight a lot about the laws.
05:17Should things be form-based code, or what should they be?
05:20But we don't have other values behind it.
05:22The values behind this that turn into the codes and turn into the laws are that, automobiles really are the best thing...
05:27...and we should use them.
05:28Boundaries between uses are important more than the connections between them, right?
05:33Private property a lot of times trumps public property and public space.
05:37That gets codified.
05:38That gets fractal growth, and it turns into these physical forms.
05:41Same thing is true in urban settings.
05:42This is Denver.
05:44I love Denver.
05:45Everybody's moving from Colorado Springs to Denver.
05:46We have growth problems now.
05:48This is Seattle. This is where I grew up, right?
05:50You see benches. You see parks.
05:52Those are repetitions of the belief that pedestrians are primary.
05:55The relationships are where we need to put our focus.
05:58And then you see it in Portland as well, right?
06:00Transit use...it's kind of default.
06:01If you value people, that grows fractal-like into transit.
06:06Okay. So the lesson of chaos is this.
06:08You can't always know everything.
06:10The world is unpredictable but you can expect familiarity if you write an equation with the right values in it.
06:16That kind of make sense?
06:18Okay. So let's write urban equations.
06:20I think it comes from the triple bottom line.
06:23People've seen this image before...the people planet profit, right?
06:26The idea is that real sustainability has got to be economically sustainable or you go broke, right?
06:31Builders won't build, everybody dies.
06:33Social...if you kill your neighborhoods, you kill your community.
06:35So you've got to sustain your neighborhoods.
06:37And you can't tap the earth beyond what it can handle, right?
06:40Well, that's why we're here.
06:41That's geodesign in three circles.
06:44So what if that became your city's code?
06:46What if, above all the existing stuff, you put an ethical overlay called the triple bottom line, right?
06:51And if that trumped everything else, what would happen to your city?
06:56I think it would create a gravity like the Lorenz attractor.
06:59Alright, there's still freedom.
07:00You can go wherever you want to go, but there's a solid, solid gravity that's drawing you to the core.
07:06And I think you would find that the easiest place to comply with the triple bottom line is a preexisting nodes.
07:11It's at your downtown.
07:12Our downtown is dying because public policy is killing it.
07:16So another element of this would be that public- and private-sector people all have to comply with the triple bottom line.
07:21It levels the playing field.
07:22It makes the private sector more inclined to do this stuff.
07:26It relates to what already exists.
07:27And I think it might actually repressure urbanized areas without urban growth boundaries.
07:32We have incentives in the Springs, and it doesn't work.
07:35We will never pass an urban growth boundary because we're very politically conservative.
07:39But this might just do it.
07:42So, we're working on a model of how this whole thing would work, and I'd love to explain to you but...all the details of that.
07:48But one little teaser is if you restructure planning commission to have some economic experts, some proneighborhood people...
07:55...and some environmentalists, a couple citizens at large, and then give them the ability to let these codes evolve...
08:01...you will probably see more Lorenz-like growth.
08:06So then, here's the challenge to geodesign.
08:09We've already talked about how we can make predictions and we can make models where we can see how things grow.
08:14But what if we could make geodesign give us an ethical overlay?
08:18What if we could see how changing these values will change the form of a built environment?
08:24Right? It's a simple equation.
08:26Now let's graph it, just like this.
08:29What we're talking about here is the big D design that we mentioned before.
08:32It's not just planning a site and tossing it out there.
08:35It's giving planners and political leaders in our city a tool that they can manipulate so that as they say...
08:42...well, what if we required a rule for neighborhoods that you have to have so many connections.
08:50You have to have so many transit options.
08:52You have to have so many price points for housing, and we give it a GPA, right?
08:57And you have to score 3.0 or whatever.
08:59Let the experts figure out the model, but what effect would that have on a built environment?
09:04And how could we model it with GIS and geodesign?
09:09So, I might be overly romanticizing the city, but I'm an artist, and art is what I do, so I apologize.
09:16But we respond to rules.
09:18We respond to codes and we either break them or we comply with them, but most of our codes are a box, right?
09:24Traditional codes, it's a box.
09:25You got to fit into the box if you want to build.
09:27Form-based codes are a heck of a better box, but in a lot of ways, they're still a box you got to fit in if you want build.
09:33But what if you could have a gravitational source that stuff just got sucked to, right?
09:38I think that's what the triple bottom line can be.
09:40And we know value changes work.
09:42You can see it in Dockside.
09:43Kudos to the folks from USGBC.
09:46Dockside is a project in Victoria, BC, where simple values were thrown out there.
09:51We want this thing to be sustainable.
09:53It's got to comply with the triple bottom line.
09:55And the whole thing is LEED-ND, the LEED Neighborhood Design, one of the first projects in North America.
10:00Fort Collins, Colorado, is also a really pretty conservative area.
10:02And this is the idea.
10:04It's got a great university.
10:05It's also got a lot of farms.
10:06It's diverse community.
10:08In '04, they put in a whole bunch of new values and little bit by little bit by little bit, the city has changed around it.
10:14So what a few of us were working on in Colorado Springs is what if we could create new values, pass that by our city council...
10:20...and see what happens to development.
10:24So, I think, as an artist, people respond to beauty, people respond to what's lovely.
10:34Give them values and let them engage with it.
10:36That's why I still have a job as an artist, because when I put a painting out there, people can engage with it, right?
10:41We're painting a picture of the city.
10:42We want triple bottom line.
10:44Now make it happen. Engage with it.
10:45Make it your own and innovate with it.
10:48So, as a conclusion here, you should read both of these books.
10:51This is where this came from.
10:53Leadership in the New Science is really more business and leadership oriented, but it's a great introduction to chaos theory...
11:01...and what's dubbed the new science.
11:03And then Chaos: Making a New Science by James Gleick.
11:06Wheatley refers to Gleick's book like every other sentence.
11:09They're both fascinating and a great introduction to the subject matter.
11:14And then, the book that I just read is The Twenty-One Balloons.
11:17It's a little children's book from the 1940s, I believe.
11:20I like to read kid's books because they keep you sane, you know, in a world where you're staring at computer screens, you know.
11:25They keep your imagination going.
11:26And, so the author says this, he's talking to a friend, "I don't suppose one thinks of one's hometown in terms of streets and buildings...
11:36...as much as one does of personal associations, friends, and relatives."
11:40It's relationships, right?
11:42That's what makes a good city.
11:43We know this intuitively, right?
11:45But, now what we're talking about is relationships between elements of the triple bottom line, right?
11:50What's the relationship there?
11:51Let's map that and let's use geodesign to do it.
11:54So, thank you for your time, and I look forward to answering any questions.
11:57If you see a black hole in this thing that I've just shoots a hole down in it...
12:01...let me know because I need to know that before I do too much more work on this.
12:06If you know how to make this thing happen, I also want to talk to you...
12:08...so let's play the card swap game and be like fourth graders with our baseball cards.
12:13So, thank you.


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When members of the public see hunters behaving in an unethical or offensive manner, that reflects badly on everyone who engages in this sport. Ethical and safe hunters understand that our behavior sets us apart from non-ethical hunters.
The way we dress and act is important. You would not go into a store or a restaurant with dirt and blood all over your clothes. Ethical hunters bring an extra set of clothes with them, so if they need to go to town or to a public place, they will not offend others. Ethical hunters do not drive around with game tied on the hood of their vehicle.
The way we talk is important. When we are in public, we have to be careful not to say or relate stories in a manner that might offend the public. Using words and phrases to describe an exciting story of a hunt might be acceptable in the hunting camp, but when you are out in public it might be offensive. Using the word "harvest" instead of "kill" is a good example how to take others into consideration when in public. Safe and ethical hunters have to always act in a safe and responsible manner while out in public as well as while hunting. We must also be aware of the unethical display of slogans on t-shirts, clothing or bumper stickers, such as; "If It Flies, It Dies!" or "Happiness Is A Gut Pile!"
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Benue River, Benue National Park. CC-3.0
The Bénué River (alternatively spelled Bénoué) is the chief tributary of the Niger River, and flows a course of 1402 kilometres through northwestern sub-Saharan Africa, chiefly northern Cameroon and eastern Nigeria, prior to discharging to the Niger River near the central Nigerian city of Lokoja.
There is a high level of vertebrate species richness in the Bénué Basin. In the catchment area there is a very high level of plant endemism.
Seasonal flooding is common in the lower Benue Basin, with attendant wildlife invasions of villages, disease outbreaks and loss of life and property.
Benue River Basin map. Source: K. Musser/Creative Commons
Basin characteristics
The Bénué (or anglisised Benue) mainstem rises on the Adamawa Plateau in northern Cameroon, and certain tributaries rise in the southeastern mountainous regions of Chad. Major tributaries of the Benue are the Gongola River and the Mayo Kébbi, which connects it with the Logone River when flood-stage is occurring. Other minor tributaries are the Taraba River and Katsina Ala River.
While the mainstem Benue originates in Cameroon, some of the Benue headwater tributaries are born in southeastern Chad. The Mayo Kébbi, one of the primary headwater tributaries to the Benue, is an outlet of Lake Fianga, a surface water body forming part of the national boundary between Cameroon and Chad.
The Bénué River forms a reversoir, Lake Lagdo, as a result of the man-made Lagdo dam, south of the Cameroonian city of Garoua.
After exiting Cameroon, the Benue proceeds west, south of the Mandara mountains, passing the Nigerian city of Yola (Jimeta) to Makudi, prior to discharging to the Niger River at Lokoja.
The mean discharge of the Benue is approximately 2450 cubic metres per second, a level around 36 percent lower than that of five decades ago, when irrigation extraction was at a much reduced amount compared to 2012.
Ecoregions of the Bénué river basin:
Source: World Wildlife Fund
East Sudanian Savanna covers the uppermost reaches of the Benue mainstem and its tributaries which boasts extremely high levels of vertebrate species richness
Plant endemism in the upper catchment of the Benue is very high, with typical trees including the Ngálǎma Tree (Anogeissus leiocarpus), Sausage Tree (Kigelia aethiopica), Talh Tree (Acacia seyal) and tree species of Combretum and Terminalia. Grass cover often features the statuesque tussocky Elephant Grass (Cenchrus purpureum).
The East Sudanian Savanna is not typified by high rates of vertebrate endemism, with only one strictly endemic mammal (the mouse, Mus goundae, VU), although this mouse technically resides to the east of the Benue Basin; moreover, the ecoregion has two strictly endemic reptiles (Rhamphiophis maradiensis and Panaspis wilsoni). Several bird species are considered endemic, including one strict endemic, Reichenow's Firefinch (Lagonosticta umbrinodorsalis). Two other near-endemic species, the White-crowned Robin-chat (Cossypha albicapilla) and Long-tailed Cisticola (Cisticola dorsti) are shared with the West Sudanian savanna ecoregion, which lies lower in the Benue watershed.
Amphibians found in the upper Benue Basin within the East Sudanese savanna include the Accra Snake-necked Frog (Phrynomantis microps); the Balfour's Reed Frog (Hyperolius balfouri) also occurs in the upper basin at least up to altitudes of 620 metres and likely higher, but also continuing into the mid-basin. The taxonomically puzzling Banded Banana Frog (Afrixalus fulvovittatus) appears in the upper basin and likely in lower basin elements. The Marble-legged Frog (Hylarana galamensis) is found in the upper Benue Basin as well as in downriver basin segments. The Mottled Shovelnose Frog (Hemisus marmoratus) occurs in the upper basin as well as lower basin of the Benue.
Reptiles occurring in this headwaters region include the African Swamp Snake (Psammophis praeornatus), which is also found in lower parts of the basin. The African Rock Python (Python sebae) is present within the upper Benue Basin. The African Saw-scaled Viper (Echis ocellatus) is found not only in the upper basin but throughout the arid portions of the basin and broadly in West Africa. Adanson's Mud Turtle (Pelusios adansonii) is found in the upper Benue Basin, and continuing into the lower basin, as one of three disjunctive elements of its broad lateral Sahelo-Sudanian range. The Benin Agama (Agama gracilimembris) is also found in the upper basin area. Black-necked Spitting Cobras (Naja nigricollis) are found in the upper Benue Basin as well as lower parts of the basin and widely through sub-Saharan Africa.
The River Benue near Yola/Jimeta at the western edge of the West Sudanian savanna ecoregion. Source: Leigh Bowden/Creative Commons
The lower basin of the Benue River can be construed as the region below the joining of the Gangola River at the town of Numan, northwest (downstream) of Yola (Jimeta). In this northern part of this area the terrestrial ecoregion is characterised chiefly by the sprawling floodplain of the West Sudanian savanna, while Guinean forest-savanna mosaic covers much southern part of of the lower basin. Flood stage is not uncommon, as exemplified by recent lower basin flows in the year 2012.
West Sudanian savanna stretches in a band across West Africa south of the Sahel, from Senegal and Gambia to the eastern border of Nigeria. The West Sudanian savanna is a hot, dry, wooded savanna composed chiefly of large tree species and the tall Hyparrhenia grass species (colloquially known as elephant grass) which may be up to three or four metres high.
Sparse woodlands include dry communities, normally less than metres in canopy height, dominated by Anogneissus spp. and accompanied by Acacia spp., Balanites aegyptiaca, Combretum glutinosum, Commiphora africana, Prosopis africana, Tamarindus indica, and Ziziphus mucronata. Elsewhere in the lower basin, wetter woodlands are found with Afzelia africana and Burkea africana dominant. This lower basin is more floristically impoverished compared to the lower Niger basin or Zambezi basin. Moreover, the vertebrate fauna of the lower basin is low in species richness and endemism.
Benue River in floodstage. Source: NASA 2012 The West Sudanian Savanna possesses relatively few endemic animals in the lower basin, with strictly endemic ecoregion species restricted to two small mammals (a white-toothed shrew, the Cinderella Shrew (Crocidura cinderella), and the Senegal One-striped Mouse (Lemniscomys linulus), eight reptiles, and three amphibians. Two bird species are considered near-endemic: Long-tailed Cisticola (Cisticola dorsti), White-crowned Robin-chat (Cossypha albicapilla).
Guinean forest-savanna mosaic is an interlacing of forest, savanna, and grassland habitat that may be key for speciation. It runs through a portion of West Africa, dividing the Guinean rainforest from the West Sudanian savanna.
The Bénué National Park is situated in the upper Bénué Basin in Cameroon. Occupying around 180,000 hectares, this is one of the few sites in West Africa where a Painted Hunting Dog (Lycaon pictus, EN) pack may be seen. This site, also designated as a World Heritage Biosphere Preserve, is one of the only places in Africa where the Giant Eland (Taurotragus derbianus) may be readily spotted.
The Bouba Njida National Park also occurs in the headwaters portion of the Benue Basin within Cameroon. This is also one of the few places where a pack of Painted Hunting Dogs may be seen as well as a wide assortment of antelope taxa.
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- D.C.D. Happold. 1987. The mammals of Nigeria. Oxford University Press, Oxford. ISBN: 0198575653
- C.Michael Hogan. 2009. Painted Hunting Dog: Lycaon pictus, GlobalTwitcher.com, ed. N. Stromberg
- S.N. Stuart, Richard J. Adams, Martin Jenkins. 1990. Biodiversity in sub-Saharan Africa and its islands: conservation, management, and sustainable use, Biodiversity Conservation Strategy Programme, International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources. Species Survival Commission, Published by IUCN, 242 pages ISBN 2-8317-0021-3
- M.D.F. Udvardy. 1975. A classification of the biogeographical provinces of the world. IUCN Occasional Paper No. 18. International Union of Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, Morges, Switzerland.
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While traveling to Nimbasa City, Ash and co are lost in a foggy forest and find an Audino that looks to be in a daze, like it was hypnotized. It walks away and the forest clears. Then they get arrested by Officer Jenny and her two junior partners, Doyle and Christy. She then apologizes, drops the charges, explains the situation and has her junior trainees apologize for their behavior. After Doyle introduces himself, Ash scans Solosis, and the same is said for Christy and her Gothita. After hearing that another Audino had disappeared Cilan decides to help out Officer Jenny. Three more Audino start acting strangely as well. Turns out, Team Rocket is behind the abductions with a machine that uses sound to control Audino. Can our heroes stop their latest scheme? And can Doyle and Christy ever get along?
The gang travels through a fog, with Cilan believing that they are lost. Someone arrives - it is an Audino. However, Audino just passes around them. The fog clears, with Officer Jenny and two children. Jenny arrests them, but the gang tries to convince them they are not thieves. Officer Jenny calls the police station and they confirm that the gang ain't thieves. Jenny explains that Audino are just walking away from people's homes. The children and the gang introduce themselves.
The children are Doyle with Solosis and Christy with Gothita. They are searching for their own Pokémon who got lost. Officer Jenny receives a call that Audino from the Pokémon Center got lost! At the Pokémon Center, Nurse Joy explains that it got away, so Cilan decides to take the case in his own hands. Cilan takes the facts that Audino from the town just got away. Christy believes that the Audino are under Hypnosis. The gang splits with some tracking devices to track Audino.
Ash and Doyle check the Audino from older people and Christy and Iris looks for the Audino from a girl's home. Jenny places a tracking chip on an Audino. Suddenly, Audino begins to run away! The older man takes it back into Poké Ball, but it goes away from Poké Ball. Cilan and Jenny see from their devices that Audino begin to move around the Town, so everybody goes after them. Everybody reunites and follows the Audino.
The devices begin to have the signal dimmed and they lost the Audino. Solosis and Gothita use their Psychic powers to get the Audino back, but they only got 2 of them back. Ash check for 3rd, but it dissapeared! Cilan believes that Audino use frequency to dim the signal from Jenny's device. Ash brings Roggenrola to hear the sound, the Audino begin to be under influence of the Psychic powers, so everybody follows them. The Audino go outside the town and climb the ladder. Ash climbs the cliff, but with little effort, as he comes back. Doyle's Solosis uses Psychic powers to bring them back.
Ash sees the Audino and crosses the wooden bridge, but the Audino use Psychic powers to destroy the bridge, although Ash gets away. Gothita uses Psychic powers to bring them to the other side and Roggenrola tracks the sound. It brings them to a power plant and Cilan believes that there are more suspects here. Team Rocket is seen operating machines to capture the Audino, though Cilan and others arrive to capture.
Jessie brings Woobat and it uses Air Slash, but Solosis and Gothita attack Woobat. James brings Yamask to the fight, though Solosis negates the attack. Roggenrola uses Rock Edge on Woobat, but it evades, destroying the machines. The Audino are free of Psychic powers and attack Team Rocket, but they fly on their jetpacks away. The Audino are safe.
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Four years ago, the U.S. Congress, to great fanfare, passed a law aiming to phase out the incandescent lightbulb in favor of longer-lasting, more energy-efficient alternatives. Recently, to even more fanfare, the U.S. Congress changed its mind. Whether this is good news or bad news is a matter of opinion.


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The Aurora City Council has agreed to a request from prosecutors to delay a review of the ambulance response to last July's movie theater shooting.
According to the Denver Post, the council wants to know why it took emergency medical workers from the Aurora Fire Department 24 minutes to arrive, even though police arrived within three minutes of the first reports of gunfire at the Century Aurora 16 theater.
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A new sequence is created.
The sequence-name should follow the normal rules for naming database objects, see Naming Objects.
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A sequence can be defined as unique or non-unique (the default is non-unique).
A sequence generates a series of values by starting at the initial value and proceeding in increment steps. When the addition of an increment would produce a value exceeding the specified maximum, the sequence cycles back into the beginning of the value series by the appropriate number of steps to generate the next value.
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The sequence is created with an undefined current value initially. When NEXT_VALUE OF sequence-name is used for the first time after the sequence is created, the initial value for the sequence is returned and established as the current value of the sequence.
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Research Fellow David Beckworth, editor of Boom and Bust Banking, and Research Fellow Scott Sumner, contributor to Boom and Bust Banking, discuss the role of the Fed.
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Recorded: Thursday, April 18, 2002
Filmed before a live audience on April 18, 2002, renowned author Gore Vidal rejects the blind patriotism expected by government officials and the mainstream media, and investigates U.S. foreign policy throughout recent history, showing how it has contributed to the terrorist crisis. With his famous wit and insight, Vidal also demonstrates the ways in which the War on Terrorism is being used to curtail civil liberties and shred the Bill of Rights.
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