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Wheat harvest is well underway in the Wauneta area. As of Tuesday morning the Frenchman Valley Co-op in Wauneta has received just over a million bushels of wheat and representatives estimate there is still a lot waiting to be cut. Here a truck with Mawhirter Custom Harvesting weighs on the Wauneta scale. So far, this year's wheat has an average test weight of 63.73 and the average protein is running 12.61 with an average moisture content of 12.72. In 2013, the elevator received 681,517 bushels for the entire year. Since 1992, the best wheat harvest seen at the Wauneta elevator was 1,251,632 bushels in 2007. This year's harvest is expected to surpass that total.


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DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md. (WUSA9) -- Prince George's County police are continuing to investigate a police involved shooting in which one officer shot another.
Preliminary investigation suggests that a District Heights officer was shot by Corporal Kenneth Meushaw, a nine-year veteran of the Prince George's County Police Department.
Police say the two officers were responding to a commercial robbery when they found themselves on opposite sides of a getaway car that a suspect, identified as 25-year-old Bobby Frederick Dews, had entered.
The officers both fired their weapons and the District Heights officer was shot by Corporal Meushaw during the exchange, officials said.
The District Heights officer was wearing a bullet proof vest, which police say likely saved his life.
Police say they believe a round fired by the District Heights officer struck Dews.
Three suspects were involved in the commercial robbery. Police say Dews, 35-year-old Charles Sander Davis, Jr., and another suspect entered a business, assaulted an employee and stole cash.
Investigation revealed that 22-year-old Jordann Denise Walker was serving as a getaway driver in the car that the officers surrounded.
"Officers often respond to critical incidents where they face threats which require an instant response. The dynamic and fluid nature of these incidents can sometimes lead officers to place themselves and/or their fellow officers in the line of fire. This is one of the many reasons why officers train annually on detecting and avoiding crossfire situations," Prince George's County police said in a news release.


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If you have no idea what a stinkbug is then consider yourself lucky. As the days become shorter and the air turns cold, hordes of an arrowhead-shaped bug, known as the brown marmorated stinkbug (BMSB), are making their way into homes along the Mid-Atlantic and becoming quite the nuisance. In order to fully understand these creatures, and more importantly how to get rid of them, we asked entomologist Gary Hevel at the Natural History Museum for some tips.
Clearly stinkbugs have been planning their invasion of Mid-Atlantic homes for some time now. Is there any cause for their sudden increase this fall?
Authorities are uncertain on this question. In general, alien pests are able to increase their numbers because there are no natural predators or parasites in the new territory.
As we prepare to do battle with the stinkbugs, what should we arm ourselves with in case they invade our home? Are there any non-caustic remedies?
There are a couple of easy and practical methods of dealing with the critters. Large numbers can be handled by introducing them to a vacuum cleaner. A second way is to place them in a jar of soapy water (where they drown). Tossing them into a toilet bowl is a waste of water.
These seem like pretty rude bugs. Eating produce without paying and then coming inside uninvited. What can we be doing to keep their population down?
Yes, these serious pests are annoying in houses, but suck juices from fruits and vegetables in yards, orchards and farms. Other than vacuums and soapy water, some people have suggested eating them. This is done to some extent in other countries, and they provide two to three times more protein than steaks. Fortunately, research scientists with the U.S. Department of Agriculture are developing two control methods. 1) The use of pheromones (air chemicals) to attract them to traps where they are chemically killed. 2) The use of a small parasitic wasp that has been imported from their original habitat.
Where did stink bugs come from in the first place?
BMSBs are long known in China, Japan and adjacent countries, but have hitchhiked by some manner to the United States. Their encore appearance was in the late 1990s in Pennsylvania.
Even I like to see the good in everyone. What positive qualities do stinkbugs possess?


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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA)-- For snow lovers, this has been a lousy winter. February yielded just 0.4" at Reagan National and so far we've only had 1.5" for the whole season. It's been a little better at Dulles where 1.3" fell in February and their season total is 5.3"
As we are no into Meteorological spring, which runs from March 1 to May 30, we are climatologically in a much more active time of year for the BIG winter storms. The Superstorm of '93 was born in the Gulf of Mexico on March 12 and died in the North Atlantic on March 15.
The 0z model runs of the ECMWF(Euro) and the GFS both had a strengthening area of low pressure at 6z(1 AM) Wednesday, March 6th.
The image below is the GFS. It has the low near Charleston, SC and then moves the low ENE heading out to sea. This would give us a glancing blow at worst.
This image below is from the ECMWF. The Euro has been somewhat consistent for a couple of days now. If this solution verifies, we will be dumped with heavy, wet snow starting Tuesday night, through Wednesday and it could last into Thursday morning.
We're still 5 days away and a lot can change, so Topper, Erica and I will be watching the models all weekend long. Not time to panic just yet, but for snow lovers, this could be your last chance of the season as I think spring will be arriving by the middle of the month.
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Adam Hill and Adam Geczy confront the tokenism and corporatisation of Aboriginal art and culture in a forthcoming exhibition in Utrecht.
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Damien Ricketson based a performance on the theme of secrecy in music, he was astounded by the many ways people had tried to hide music from listeners.
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changing the design of learning
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Externally, it looks to be in pretty good shape. I can't get the wife to agree to check it out and see if the guy will take her Eclipse in trade for it .
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Social Service and Social Security organizations are often under increased pressure from politicians and citizens alike. These programs, which deliver services such as income support, pensions, disability programs, employment programs, child protection and health, comprise some of the largest portions of a country's budget. On average, they account for 19 percent of the GDP of developed countries.
Social programs are simultaneously dealing with increased complexity, broader mandates, higher demands for transparency and increased delivery expectations. While governments in some countries have been pushed to the brink of financial collapse, citizens still need to be protected, educated and supported in their everyday lives.
Against this backdrop, IBM's Center for the Business of Government released an interesting study on social security programs in the "BRIC" countries: Brazil, Russia, India, and China. Authored by Dr. Danny Pieters and Paul Shoukens of the European Institute of Social Security, the report examines the context of these programs, their challenges, and considers the direction of their future development.


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Seattle, WA (Sports Network) - Nick Johnson made three key free throws down
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Huskies, 57-53, on Thursday.
Johnson ended with 15 points, six rebounds and four steals for the Wildcats
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Kaleb Tarczewski, Mark Lyons and Solomon Hill had 10 points apiece for
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Scott Suggs and C.J. Wilcox each tallied 11 points for the Huskies (12-9,
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They've done time behind bars for non-violent crimes, but their families say when convicted felons try to rejoin society, it's nearly impossible.
"We want to be tough on criminals, but smarter on justice...Something must be done" - those remarks sum up new efforts by Florida lawmakers and the Smart Justice Alliance to help non-violent felons re enter society.
But Patty Tucker, whose son is in jail awaiting trial right now, isn't buying it.
Patty Tucker, Mother of Ex-Offender, states, "violent offenders sometimes get drawn up into a world they did not want to be in to begin with and to leave them out of the loop of bringing them back into society it is biased. It is wrong. "
The bill aims to reduce the revolving prison door.
According to the Florida Criminal Justice Estimating Conference, there have been more than 32 thousand admissions to florida prisons this year. Of those, 14,000 are reoffenders. And almost half of all admissions are doing time for non-violent offenses.
Florida Lawmakers say they will work closely with re-entry programs to get former felons back to work. But Tucker says, it all has to start with the offender.
Patty Tucker: "all the amount of rehabiltation in the world is not going to save them, unless they are ready to save themselves."
The legislation would also offer more drug treatment and vocational training to nonviolent criminals.
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The Zimlet White paper mentions that there is a Proxy Servlet that can sent requests on behalf of the Java Script client. I need to do this an also support basic authentication (which is says it can do). Is there an example of doing this??
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May 8, 2015
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April 30, 2015
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February 23, 2015
Letter from ACE and 24 higher education groups endorsing legislation that would block some of the most controversial Department of Education regulations that impact colleges and universities.
February 2, 2015
The proposed rules will exacerbate existing challenges while undoing much of the progress made by states and institutions to improve program quality, note the groups signing the comments.
January 2, 2015
Comments to the Office of Management and Budget in response to the "Information Collection Request" on the estimates of cost burden on the Department of Education's proposed regulations for teacher preparation programs.
August 29, 2014
Letter to Sen. Tom Harkin (D-IA), chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, on the discussion draft for the upcoming reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.
August 28, 2014
Comments from the Higher Education Task Force on Teacher Preparation, of which ACE is a member, on Sen. Tom Harkin's discussion draft for the upcoming reauthorization of the Higher Education Act.
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"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
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"The Hunger Games" star Jennifer Lawrence has topped men's magazine FHM's 2014 Sexiest Women poll.
The Oscar-winning actress beats out British beauty Michelle Keegan on the newly-released top 100.
Ashton Kutcher's pregnant fiancée Mila Kunis, who topped the list last year, falls to sixth place, while Rihanna, Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines video co-star Emily Ratajkowski and Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco complete this year's top five.
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Beyoncé makes a big leap from last year's 19 to seven, and British reality TV star Lucy Mecklenburgh, Nicole Scherzinger and Scarlett Johansson round out the top 10.
Meanwhile, embattled celebrity chef Nigella Lawson has been given something to smile about as she fights to win back her reputation following a drug scandal at the end of last year – she becomes the oldest woman to make the list at No. 21.


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This video helps you understand gametes, zygotes, and haploid/diploid numbers.
Uses chromosome beads to simulate both mitosis and meiosis. A brief discussion of gamete formation is also included.
Reviews the comparison between mitosis and meiosis.
Sort out a jumble of key words into categories using the Card Sort strategy. This activity may help you to develop skills for designing information architecture.
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New York, as seen from the ground floor of the Apatower
There is a weird-looking three-story office building on West Pico Boulevard just north of the Santa Monica Freeway in Santa Monica that its denizens call "the Apatower."
In the bottom floor, Lena Dunham, the creator of the new HBO series "Girls," her show-runner Jenni Konner and six writers met frequently over the winter months to sketch out the second season of the show. In the upper floors are the offices of Apatow Productions, the center of Judd Apatow's Hollywood output, including TV shows "Freaks and Geeks" and "Undeclared" and movies like Bridesmaids and Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
It was largely through Apatow's efforts that Dunham had gotten herself a series on HBO, and assembled her team, and wrote 10 episodes in the ground floor of the Apatower.
Throughout the writing of Season 1, Apatow worked very closely with Dunham and Konner on the storylines, and was present while much of the shooting went on, giving advice and calling for changes. Through all of it, Dunham, Konner declared to The Huffington Post, was "made of magic."
But as much as a month before the show aired, critics had seen the first three episodes, and there was some feedback. Most of the published material on "Girls" at that early date had been adoring (and broad). But through back-channels other messages must have resonated with Dunham and her writers. Dunham told The Huffington Post on April 9, almost a week before the first episode aired:
We really tried to be aware and bring in characters whose job it was to go "Hashtag white people problems, guys." I think that's really important to be aware of. Because it can seem really rarefied. When I get a tweet from a girl who's like, "I'd love to watch the show, but I wish there were more women of color." You know what? I do, too, and if we have the opportunity to do a second season, I'll address that.
It's evidence that Dunham and her team were at least somewhat prepared for what would happen after the night of the premiere, April 15; that's when "Girls" became a real thing, a grown-up in the intense and very grown-up world of really existing television, and therefore in a way not magic at all.
I'm so into all the love for #GIRLS and even the hate is kind of awesome. Thank you excellent watchers of tv.— Jenni Konner (@campsucks) April 16, 2012
Two episodes of "Girls" have aired on HBO. But the entire first season of 10 episodes is already in the can; the second, substantially written. (Shooting begins in mid-May.) Many critics have seen the whole first season; many have not. But both camps have been outspoken. Those who have seen all of Season 1 do not seem to be particularly anxious to reassure viewers just to wait, that the show diversifies later on. A post on the website Racialicious by Kendra James (titled "Dear Lena Dunham: I Exist") found the casting-call announcements for "Girls" for April and May of 2011. (See below.)
James argues that the show is unrealistic, in that Dunham's world simply would not be so white: She and her friends live in Brooklyn, which is only a third white; and James herself went to the same small liberal arts school, Oberlin, and came afterward to New York to be a writer.
Where nonwhite people do come in, they do seem like they have little to offer but one to three lines in which they are hanging out on stoops "making a comment on Hannah's appearance," or grandmotherly nannies, or "sexy" young nannies, or "overweight" Jamaican-accented nannies. In the first episode racial diversity comes by way of a cheerful Asian woman who nabs the fulltime position at the book publisher where she and Hannah were both unpaid interns because she knows PhotoShop, and a black man who seems to be homeless and offers some Magic Negro wisdom.
It does seem fairly unrealistic that there would be so few people of color in the worlds in which Lena Dunham's character and her friends move about: Brooklyn and lower Manhattan, literary circles.
Last week, New York Times technology reporter Jenna Wortham wrote about the first episode of the show for the women's website The Hairpin:
My chief beef is not simply that the girls in "Girls" are white. I'm a white girl and not a white girl, identified by other people as black and not black for as long as I can remember – which, in mixed people speak means biracial. But the problem with "Girls" is that while the show reaches — and succeeds, in many ways — to show female characters that are not caricatures, it feels alienating, a party of four engineered to appeal to a very specific subset of the television viewing audience, when the show has the potential to be so much bigger than that. And that is a huge fucking disappointment.
Wortham's essay, titled "Where (My) Girls At?" is generally a rave. But here's the ending:
Because these girls on "Girls" are like us, they are like me and they are like you, they are beautiful, they are ballsy, they are trying to figure it out. They have their entire lives ahead of them and I can't wait to see what happens next. I just wish I saw a little more of myself on screen, right alongside them.
One of the writers on the show, Leslie Arfin, tweeted later that evening: "What really bothered me most about Precious was that there was no representation of ME." (The tweet was later deleted.)
It's been noted that Arfin is a veteran of the Vice publishing empire, a hip magazine that specializes in provocation; its history of political incorrectness on race matters is worth very little of your time or attention, except to say, in the spirit of David Letterman on another topic, "I have a theory about Madonna: I believe she likes to shock us." Benjamin Leo, a fellow traveler of Arfin's and a writer for the similar-minded website Street Carnage, wrote approvingly:
Brilliant.UGGGGG, but now watch as the writers are forced to acquiesce and add some phony token Black Rhodes Scholar to appease these morons. Guys, you've kept it SO real—please don't suck their balls. It's 2012 and Obama's in the White House: the McCarthyism 2.0 witch-hunting mob has been disarmed! They have no power over you! TELL YOUR STORY."
ARFIN'S RESPONSE TO THE CRITICISM HAS BEEN ATYPICAL of the show's creative team, but most of what Dunham, and executive producer Judd Apatow, have said about the matter seems to have been either vague or to result in promises to "improve" the show.
Whatever else is true, "Girls" has somehow become an obsession, and for both the old media and the internet, a crucible for forming an idea of what's happening right now. Its ommissions, its failures, its successes are all pointed to as affirmations of greater truths about society, whether its about a new glass ceiling for people of color, the narcissism or troubling sexual mores or troubling digital mediation of the ideas of "today's young people," or the situation for women now (good or bad or whatever).
Watching the first two episodes of the show, I found it much smaller than that; funny, and kind of slight.
But I wanted to get behind all of this a bit and figure out how the show actually works. So I called an old colleague, Deborah Schoeneman, who is one of the writers on the show.
"The thing about [network] TV, what's often happening is you are breaking the story of an episode in the showroom, and you're shooting another episode," she told me over the phone from Los Angeles. "Episodes can air and then you react to it, and it's like, you can be like, 'fans want to see more of this character!' So you decide whether you want to react to that.
"So on 'Revenge' they can see what the fans are saying and if they want to react to it they can react to it. Cable is its own animal, and it very much has a lot more to do with the creative vision of the creator."
An entire season will be bought, written, shot and produced before the first episode airs.
Schoeneman said the writers, Dunham and Konner knew from the start that the show would get talked about.
"We knew that there was going to be a backlash of sorts," Schoeneman said. "It's like some sort of law of gravity: If you get enough attention? Angelina Jolie is really famous and some people love her and some people hate her. That is not surprising that there are people who have lots of positive and lots of negative things to say about the show."
"I think what I am surprised at is the vast diversity of people that are interested in talking about the show," she said. "I knew that women in their 20s and 30s were gonna want to talk about the show, but the diversity of the people who are weighing in surprised me."
Not just her. At this point, it's a real question whether the show can manage mentions in every section of The New York Times. (The show was the subject of an article in the Tuesday science section.)
There are six writers on the show. Arfin is one; she's known mostly for writing for Vice and co-writing books that have introductions by Chloe Sevigny, who as a star of the movie Kids is possibly the original source of the whole Vice-American Apparel aesthetic.
There's Schoeneman, a journalist and writer (and fellow real-estate columnist with me at The New York Observer a little more than a decade ago) who worked on the "reboot" of 90210.
There's screenwriter and cartoonist Bruce Eric Kaplan, whose style under the signature BEK is familiar to readers of The New Yorker but whose behind-the-scenes credits include being a staff writer on "Seinfeld" and a writer and producer of "Six Feet Under."
There's Sarah Heyward, an Iowa Writers' Workshop graduate who tweets under the name "shinyunicorn" and shouts out frequently to Arfin, Maude Apatow and Dunham, as well as writing occasionally for HelloGiggles, Zooey Deschanel's women's entertainment website.
There's Murray Miller, a California native whose credits include "King of the Hill" and "Committed" but who went to New York University.
And presently working on the show, too, is Steve Rubinshteyn, who for the first season was Dunham's assistant.
All are white, Schoeneman said, but all are not typical writers for a hit show.
"I think that what Lena and Jenni were interested in were writers who had a lot of real-life experience," said Schoeneman. "They were not interested in a lot of writers who had lots of credits. They were interested in getting a diverse group of people and people who had a lot of life experience, people who were interested in sharing their life experiences, who were oversharers, if you want."
The writers room at the bottom floor of the Apatower (and the constant email and conference-call system in place when they are not gathered together) are "places where people could be very comfortable telling some secret about themselves that would help write the characters," Schoeneman said.
It's perhaps a little reductive to suggest that one of the reasons the show appears to many to lack diversity is because it is so personal, and because none of the writers have personal experience of being anything but white.
"The majority of most writers rooms are white, the majority of most magazines are white," Schoeneman pointed out.
But, on the other hand, the majority of most writers rooms have not been commissioned to write so forthrightly from personal experience.
"It's not like each one of us has a character or each one of us has a specialty," Schoeneman said. "It's like each one of us has a background … and it's a crew that she's assembled to figure out what she needs."
Of course it's not entirely personal stories.
Schoeneman, who has been a reporter for The New York Observer, The New York Post and New York magazine, and has run glossy magazines on the Hamptons, and has also been a novelist, feels that her position was a particular one. As a reporter, she was always telling other people's stories, so she had not just her own experiences, but the experiences of people she'd interviewed over time to help her come up with ideas for the show.
"They are not always my own stories but I have a lot of stories to share about other people, because I was very out and about as a journalist," she said. "There are lots of things I saw in New York that … I would never have had access to just being me, but as a journalist I did."
But they are stories with a certain specificity, that the writers bring their personal knowledge of in order to make them fit with the feeling of the show, which is extremely personal. The feeling of being inside Hannah's head, and seeing everything through her eyes—almost of an estrangement one feels from oneself—is perhaps one of the reasons the show's diversity is called out so vigorously, when so many other shows with even more improbable lack of diversity, or offensive deployments of diversity ("30 Rock" is mentioned in many discussion threads about diversity on "Girls," because after all: Tracy Morgan? Subas the janitor? Alec's West Indian nanny? The Jamaican assistants at Liz Lemon's dentists?) that play on stereotypes but somehow do not seem to detonate the shows themselves.
It's also probably part of the reason others, who have not concentrated on the matter of diversity, have used the word "narcissistic" to describe the show.
And why another whole contingent of young women (and some not so young) is enthusiastically embracing the show.
AUTHENTICITY AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP ARE NOT THE SAME THING. It's a reasonable argument to say that this show ought to include more people of color in prominent roles, that doing that would be a tremendous breakthrough. It's also reasonable to say that the show ought to include more people of color purely to meet the standard of realism the show seems to set for itself. Last week in The Atlantic, Ta-Nehisi Coates used the distinction between the two to argue that the anger at Dunham and her writers is misplaced:
I think storytellers--first and foremost--must pledge their loyalty to the narrative as it comes to them. I don't believe in creating characters out a of desire to please your audience or even to promote an ostensible social good. I think good writing is essentially a selfish act--story-tellers are charged with crafting the narrative the want to see. I'm not very interested in Lena Dunham reflecting the aspirations of people she may or may not know. I'm interested in her specific and individual vision; in that story she is aching to tell. If that vision is all-white, then so be it. I don't think a story-teller can be guilted into making great characters.
But there's a combination punch, too: Shows like "Girls" ought to include more diversity because, the fact is, the world of Hannah would be more diverse in real life than it appears in the show. Not reflecting that diversity appears to be a positive act of erasure.
It's clear that a great deal of thought goes into the authenticity of the show, but it's a kind of authenticity that we've been hearing about in another context: It's something like the "personal truth" touted by James Frey. And in some ways, the dispute over "Girls" gives the lie to the old idea that if Frey's self-proclaimed "memoir" A Million Little Pieces had simply been called a novel, and proffered as a roman-a-clef, the distortions and misrepresentations of his biography inside would have been unproblematic.
There are practical limitations to the "authenticity" achievable on television, of course.
So Schoeneman says, for example, "We might write a scene at night on the waterfront on a boat, and someone will say, 'We can't do it at night, it's a nightmare, can we make it indoors at a restaurant and we can fake that it is on the water?'"
"If it's really important that it's a boat in the water in the middle of the night, if that is the most important thing that can happen with this character in this episode, then [they'll say], 'We'll do it, but just know it is gonna cost this much out of your budget."
"If I said in the writers room, 'I really think that Hannah has an apartment on the Upper East Side because she wants to walk to work, it doesn't matter. She doesn't go there, she doesn't go to the Upper East Side. She doesn't want to be there."


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Orthodox Sinners
It happened again. I opened the newspaper to find that an Orthodox "rabbi" was arrested on corruption charges, suspected of passing bribes to a local official. What is going on with these people? They hold themselves to be so pious, and then they stoop to the lowest level of society! Isn't it time we called them out on their hypocrisy?
The Aish Rabbi Replies:
First things first: The Torah is the guidebook for ethical perfection. All the values that the Western world takes for granted – education, equal rights, sanctity of life – are from the Torah. That is an inarguable fact of history.
Being orthodox does not guarantee that a person has succeeded in internalizing what he has been taught.
I would say that all Jews – religious and not – do not follow the Torah 100%. Everyone does the best he can, some making more of an effort than others. But no one is perfect.
But I would also say that almost without exception, an individual will be more kind, charitable and moral because he learns Torah and follows it.
The question is not: Why do some religious Jews behave badly? The better question – and this is what I ask myself whenever I see an Orthodox person doing something wrong – is: Would the same individual behave worse, or behave better, if he was not religious?
Yes, the observant community has its hooligans and riff-raff.
Certainly the secular community has its fair share as well. A quick list of problems you might find there includes: adultery, substance abuse, robbery, teen pregnancy, suicide, objectification of woman, high divorce rate, violence in films.
The real question is: If you wanted to live and raise children in a moral environment, where is the best bet?
I would also argue that if you are looking for a role model of righteousness, you are far more likely to find it in a great religious person than in the secular world. The act of purifying oneself through prayer, study, mitzvah performance, and devotion to helping others to reach the heights of Godliness.
True, the observant community does not exist in a hermetically-sealed bubble protected from all negative influences. But given a choice of one or the other, I think the choice is clear.


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Episode Guides
About the Show
A successful radio talk show host and sophisticated man-about-town, all life's dice seem loaded in favour of Dr Frasier Crane. Intelligent, affluent, unattached - what could go wrong? Well...
Series 6 Summary
In the sixth series, all is not well in the world of the Cranes. A recently redundant Frasier is struggling to cope with losing his job, and a recently divorced Niles is struggling to pay the bills. The solution? Martin and Daphne move into Niles' apartment. But then Donny proposes to Daphne - and it's all too close to home for Niles...
Episode 1 - Good Grief
Frasier's unemployment evokes various emotional responses - including denial, anger and depression
Episode 2 - Frasier's Curse
Frasier's high school reunion looms, and he is scared to go because he believes he is cursed. Every time a reunion comes up he has bad luck.
Episode 3 - Dial M for Martin
Frasier's unemployment makes him increasingly tetchy with everyone - and when he blows up at Martin, Roz suggests Martin moves in with Niles
Episode 4 - Hot Ticket
Frasier and Niles fail to get tickets to the hottest show in town, and Daphne's behind appears in the Seattle paper
Episode 5 - First Do No Harm
Frasier undertakes various huge projects to make up for being unemployed. And Martin persuades him to date Marie, Duke's daughter.
Episode 6 - Secret Admirer
While dating an attractive new woman, Frasier mistakenly believes he is the object of a secret admirer
Episode 7 - How to Bury a Millionaire
Niles moves in with Frasier after his divorce leaves him strapped for cash
Episode 8 - The Seal Who Came to Dinner
Frasier and Niles are hosting an exclusive dinner party at Maris' beach house when they spot a dead seal washed up on the shore
Episode 9 - Roz Alone
News that KACL might be rehiring everyone is welcomed by Roz, who is having to borrow money from Frasier
Episode 10 - Merry Christmas Mrs Moskowitz
A friendly woman comes to Frasier's rescue when he is out Christmas shopping
Episode 11 - The Good Samaritan
The Good Samaritan: Frasier is arrested after unwittingly giving a ride to a prostitute. To make matters worse, he must explain the public scandal to his 11-year-old son.
Episode 12 - Our Parents, Ourselves
Frasier plays Cupid when he arranges an 'accidental' meeting between Martin and Roz's mother
Episode 13 - The Show Where Woody Shows Up
Frasier receives a surprise visit from his old friend from Cheers, Woody (guest star Woody Harrelson)
Episode 14 - Three Valentines
Niles prepares for a Valentine's date at Frasier's apartment, until a crease in his trousers leads to a series of calamities
Episode 15 - To Tell the Truth
Niles hires Donny Davis, a legal shark and Roz's ex-boyfriend, to represent him in the divorce case
Episode 16 - Decoys
A distraught Niles discovers that Daphne is dating his divorce attorney, so he hatches a plan to lure Roz and Danny to his newly acquired cottage
Episode 17 - Dinner Party
Frasier and Niles decide to throw a dinner party but can't agree on who to invite
Episode 18 - Taps at the Montana
Niles wants his apartment back but must face up both to the snooty neighbours who think he is a menace and the person who is sub-letting from him
Episode 19 - IQ
The results of Fraseir and Niles' childhood tests are finally revealed - and one has a much higher IQ than the other...
Episode 20 - Dr Nora
Christine Baranski guest stars as venomous radio therapist Dr Nora, who joins Frasier at KACL
Episode 21 - When a Man Loves Two Women
Frasier dates Cassandra, with whom he had a confusing time on Valentine's day. Then he bumps into Faye and dates her, too.
Episode 22 - Visions of Daphne
Daphne becomes engaged to her boyfriend Donny, but her excitement is cut short by a psychic vision that suggests he isn't the right man for her
Episode 23 - Shut Out in Seattle (Part 1)
Daphne's engagement to Donny upsets Niles, but Peppy from Cafe Nervosa provides a pick-me-up. Meanwhile, Frasier keeps getting Faye's name wrong.
Episode 24 - Shut Out in Seattle (Part 2)
Niles is still freaking out over Daphne's engagement. Perhaps some strong coffee will help?


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I am trying to find a conjecture apparently made by Erdős and Straus. I say apparently because I have had so much trouble finding anything information about it that I'm beginning to doubt its existence. Here it is:
Let $\phi(X)$ be a rational function over $\mathbb{Q}$ that is defined at every positive integer. If the sum $\sum \limits_{n=1}^\infty \phi(n)$ converges, it is either rational or transcendental, i.e., it is never an irrational algebraic number.
Has anyone heard of this conjecture? I was told about it by my supervisor, but he doesn't remember where he heard about it.


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I felt the pressure when I had a sheep tag...after a summer full of scouting and feeling confident I think it's important to have a plan B in place, and then a plan C and even D if necessary.
I felt the pressure when I had a sheep tag...after a summer full of scouting and feeling confident I think it's important to have a plan B in place, and then a plan C and even D if necessary.
We ultimately just love animals and being out there. When the hunt doesn't work out, I just think about that monster buck or bull that is still out pushing his herd around. I get alot of enjoyment from my camera. I am hooking up the go-pro next year!! Also because everybody says I am such a clutz I should be able win Americas funny video just doing what I do.
see attached...............this is really what its all about.
good luck on the hunt!!
I have been there and felt the pressure. For me, it was the 10th day into a Utah LE archery elk hunt. I was having fun, but getting tired of not being able to fill the tag I had waited 10 years to have. I found that if you take a step back, enjoy the scenario and company it helps refocus and recharge the batteries...
I like everything you all have mentioned, I can relate to it all.
I have put the pressure on myself a few times, it can ruin the hunt if you let it. First time, I drew a Utah Archery elk tag in '05, after looking at so many 350" class bulls while scouting, I was so focused on breaking 370" that it almost became a marathon, never stopped to enjoy it. After passing a 370 class bull early on and missing a 360" at 30 yards I finally killed a 340 bull at 11 yards, and did it with my dad right by my side. Priceless. I did the same thing in Nevada when I drew my Archery elk tag with 4 points, wanted to make the most of it because the odds of getting a tag again are horrible. Again focused on breaking a score, was actually getting frustrated because all I could find was 290-325 class bulls everyday, I know sounds pathetic, and it was. Finally regrouped after 14 days and just enjoyed being there with my dad and ended up killing my best bull the next day.
Too often we get focused on killing trophies when we get LE tags, that we miss the point of it all. Enjoy the time with family and friends and often the solitude that comes with drawing a good tag and let the cards fall where they may, if you find a giant kill it, if not enjoy the experience for what it is. I regret not doing that more on my hunts. There is a difference between hunting hard and being dedicated, and putting the pressure on yourself to rewrite the record books and make the cover of a magazine.
All of these post are spot on! I have put so much pressure on myself to kill the biggest animal. I would put bench mark score of what I wanted and made myself miserable! I finally got to the point of giving myself anxiety attacks over it! So why bother anymore. I needed a vacation after my hunts to decompress.
I finally decided to stop going out of state and spending a bunch of money to hunt and stayed in my home state. Had a kid, and got my wife into hunting. Now with a new out look on life it has become my passion again because its now a family affair. I take great pride and have the sense of accomplishment when my wife or daughter takes a animal, even more then myself. The want to make it fun for them takes the pressure off of myself, they don't really care how big the animals are just that they want to have the chance in getting something and that is so much easier to do. Having them with me on my own hunts and having them there to celebrate the ups and downs is very calming for me.
Just like most of these posts you have to make it fun or your hunting for the wrong reasons.
Good luck on your hunt! Hope to see some pics
Thanks IKC, Its funny, I was thinking about the hunt as I was logging on. I am really looking forward to it. My 15 year old step daughter may be tagging along too. She loves to hunt, so why not have her with me?? Only about 6 month away, I need to get the 'Ol 25-06 dialed in soon.


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Health care added 30,500 jobs in October as the overall U.S. economy gained 171,000 new jobs, according to preliminary figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The U.S. unemployment rate last month was 7.9 percent compared with 7.8 percent in September.
Health care employment totaled 14.45 million as of October. For the year ended in October, health care hiring increased by 296,300, or 2.1 percent. Last month's health care hiring was above the monthly average for the prior 12 months of 24,700 new jobs.
Physician offices added 11,200 jobs in October, an increase of 0.5 percent over September, bringing total physician-office employment to 2.45 million. For the prior 12 months, physician offices added an average of 5,700 jobs per month.
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Born Martin John C. Freeman in the town of Aldershot, part of the English county of Hampshire, on Sept. 8, 1971, he was the youngest of five children by parents Geoff and Philomena Norris. Raised Roman Catholic, he was educated at Cardinal Newman School in Hersham before attending the private Salesian School for his secondary education. After studying at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, he began making guest and recurring appearances on British television. Among his notable early turns was on the sketch comedy series "Bruiser" (BBC, 2000), which featured Ricky Gervais among its writers and allowed Freeman to perfect his pained reaction to mortifying situations. He made his f... Continue Bio >>
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- On Thursday, Miriam Carey led police on a chase though downtown Washington with her young child in the car. She wound up being shot to death by police, as she resisted arrest, rammed police vehicles, and attempted to break through a barricade.
Carey's family and friends say she suffered from postpartum depression. While this is not confirmed, many wonder if postpartum depression can lead to this violent outcome.
We asked Dr. Julia Frank of George Washington Medical Faculty Associates help us clarify the condition known as postpartum depression.
Q: What are the different levels of postpartum depression?
Dr. Frank: Post partum depression ranges from mild to severe. A few days of tearfulness ("baby blues") within the first two weeks are very common, and not necessarily a sign of depression. However, any depression with hallucinations or compelling suicidal thoughts is considered severe. Inability to sleep when the baby is sleeping, panic attacks, overwhelming feelings of helplessness or inadequacy are all also markers of severity. The feeling that the baby would be better off without the mother is much more common than any actual wish to harm the baby. Although the time it takes to feel a deep sense of love for the baby ("attachment") may vary from a few hours after delivery to several weeks, if such attachment does not develop by the time the baby is settled and smiling, the mother may be suffering significant depression.
Q: What are warning signs?
Dr. Frank: Women who were depressed during pregnancy and women who have had depressive episodes in the past are at special risk for postpartum depression. The condition can begin for the first time within the first few weeks of delivery. Overall, 10-15% of new mothers may be depressed. The warning signs of depression are sometimes hard to separate from the normal sleep problems, anxiety and difficulty concentrating that most new mothers have for a time. Loss of the ability to enjoy things, loss of one's sense of humor, not looking forward to things, guilty feelings, tearfulness that persists for more than 2 weeks, profound sadness and intense anxiety are recognized symptoms. The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale is a paper and pencil test that women can take to judge whether they are experiencing more than the normal level of difficulty in the first few months post partum.
Q: If those warning signs are displayed, what is the next course of action?
Dr. Frank: Women who are contemplating suicide or who can't function at a minimal level should seek emergency psychiatric evaluation in an emergency room. Otherwise, calling the office of the delivering obstetrician and coming in for a visit or asking for a mental health referral is a good step. The MFA has a special clinic for pregnancy related psychiatric disorder (The Five Trimesters Clinic) and people may refer themselves by calling 202-741-2888 and asking for the clinic. If a woman cannot get an appointment in a reasonable period of time (usually two weeks or less) someone from the clinic may call and help her find mental health care from another source. Women covered by public insurance in DC can also call the DC ACCESS help line, 1-888-7WE-HELP (1-888-793-4357) for referral to one of the mental health clinics in the city's network.
Q: How long does it take for this condition to set in?
Dr. Frank: Postpartum depression may develop quite rapidly, over the course of the first few days or weeks after delivery. In some women, it comes on more gradually. Usually, depression that begins more than three months after delivery is not considered post partum depression, exactly, but many times women don't come in until they have been having problems for months.
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Jan. 4, 2003
Chicago, Ill. - UIC's Jonathan Schneiderman's game-tying three-point attempt at the buzzer rimmed out as Butler outlasted the Flames, 68-65, on Saturday afternoon at the UIC Pavilion.
In the first half of the game, Butler senior Darnell Archey broke the NCAA record for consecutive free throw, netting his 74th straight. He would finish the day 3-for-3 from the line.
"Butler is a very good, experience team," UIC Head Coach Jimmy Collins said after the game. "It's a tough loss because it gives them a win on the road, and us a loss at home.
"They deserved to win tonight."
With the score knotted with 14 seconds left, Lewis Curry's tip in gave the Bulldogs (11-1, 1-0 Horizon League) a 67-65 lead. Armond Williams would miss a turn-around jumper in the lane on UIC's next possession, then after he was fouled, Duane Lightfoot split a pair of free throws for a 68-65 Butler advantage with 5 seconds remaining.
After a timeout, the Flames (7-4, 1-1 Horizon League) imbounded to Schneiderman, whose leaning 25-footer hit back iron.
The loss spoiled a career-best effort for UIC's Armond Williams. The 6-foot-5 forward tallied his second straight double-double with a personal best 26 points and 11 rebounds. Schneiderman was the other Flame in double figures with 15 points.
Curry led Butler with 17 points while Darnell Archey (10 pts.) and Duane Lightfoot (11 pts.) also reached double figures.
The Bulldogs led by as many as 13 points (58-45) with 12:12 left, before a 20-7 UIC run tied the score at 65-65.
Butler owned a 40-33 lead at intermission after netting 52% of their shots in the period.
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You always hope someone FINALLY gets some sense but you never really know.
Fernando Verdasco did himself and the world a HUGE favor by retiring his fave faux-hawk. The Spanish baller showcased this softer side (and some thick + wavy locks) during his dismantling of homeboy James Ward 6-1, 6-3, 6-4 in the first round Wimbledon.
It feels like the first time all over again, Nando.
(image via ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP/Getty Images)
Monday, June 22, 2009
PHOTO OP: Farewell faux-hawk!
Labels: Fernando Verdasco, hair, photo op, tennis, Wimbledon
10 comments:
- AnonymousJune 22, 2009 at 1:52 PM
Haha, he looks so NERDY all of a sudden. Still think he could go slightly shorter though.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 22, 2009 at 1:54 PM
he looks so much younger!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 22, 2009 at 2:04 PM
Sweet. And manly in a more gentle way. WTG, Fer.ReplyDelete
And he's well-dressed, very appropriately.
(Unlike that gold-encrusted player peaking through his starchy pockets, snooker vest over baggy sweatpants, glittery platform shoes and garish identifying initials, brandishing a big shiny purse - is he The Pinball Wizzard? Or Wizzard of Oz? Or just Tinman?)
FINALLYYYY!!!! The greasy look was really starting to take its toll on me.ReplyDelete
So much fitter... I never really got the Nando thing before but now I do. Yum.ReplyDelete
His hair and his game looked good today.ReplyDelete
The 80's called. They want their hair back.ReplyDelete
Me no likey!Gel it Nando, you know you want to!:))ReplyDelete
- SabineJune 23, 2009 at 4:15 AM
I really like it!ReplyDelete
And just when I thought I'd never see the day...ReplyDelete
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It is difficult to think of Liverpool without the Beatles coming to mind. This happy association, however, is only a fraction of what the city has to offer. Its industrial heritage has been made a virtue, with Albert Dock now a place of recreation, its Tate Gallery and its Garden Festival, all bearing witness to the city's cultural dynamism. "L'pool" is also well placed for excursions into Wales, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales.
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Walker Art Gallery
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Mount Pleasant GB - Liverpool L3 5TQ
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RACINE, WI (WIFR) -- Today the Mayor, City Council Members, and the Chief of Police headed to Racine, Wisconsin to study a prisoner re-entry program. Local leaders say Rockford has 800 parolees, and less than 20 parole officers to monitor them. That means high rates of recidivism and many repeat offenders.
Racine's program is designed to give people help when they are released from prison - providing everything from transportation to job skills.
Racine's recidivism rate is only 15.5%, compared to a national rate of 25%. More than 200 people have gone through the city's mandated re-entry program. Offenders who are considered the most at-risk for re-offending are mandated to participate in the program, and they can't drop out.
Rockford doesn't have any halfway houses or many resources for people trying to re-enter society. Racine's program is funded through grants and monies donated by the United Way and private local businesses.
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