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GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. - Heroin is a growing problem in Minnesota.
In Hennepin County alone, heroin-related overdose deaths have surpassed last year's numbers with two months still to go -- 43 deaths through October, opposed to 37 all of last year.
State health officials also report an increase in heroin-related overdose deaths throughout the state.
The vast majority of heroin in Minnesota comes through the southwest border from Mexico, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration. Smugglers then take any number of routes up the massive interstate system, including Interstates 35 and 94.
"It's a never ending job. The job never changes," said Cpl. Joe Bunting with the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office in Arizona.
Nogales in Santa Cruz County is the busiest port of entry in Arizona with tens of thousands of people passing through there every day to and from Mexico.
"It may stage here a bit before it can go up to Tucson and Phoenix. And then from there, it's all over the country," said Bunting.
One of the first lines of defense is about an 18-foot high fence. From the center of town, it spans seven miles both east and west. That fence ends and after that is a crisscrossed steal shaped fence known as a "Normandy" fence with barbed wire near it.
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol also rely on technology like sensors and cameras that can notify agents if there is movement in the area when they are not around.
But smugglers are still able to get through the border.
While KARE 11 News interviewed Bunting atop a hill in a rural part of Santa Cruz County, the sheriff deputy noticed someone was watching the interview a few hundred yards away on the other side of the border.
"There's actually a guy standing on the outside looking at us," he said.
While looking into his binoculars, Bunting noticed two make-shift tents in two different locations with two different men underneath. He suspected they were spotters, also known as scouts working for the Mexican drug cartels.
"That means something somewhere is going to be crossing at some point. It may not be next hour or so, it may be later on," he suspected.
Law enforcement officers believe spotters essentially case the area for police and other people or things that could impede them from getting a shipment across. Bunting says they'll look for weaknesses in patrols and try to take advantage, including hiking through tough terrain.
"Because we're not there, they're running it through the hills," he said.
KARE 11 was set to ride along with U.S. Customs and Border Patrol during the first week in October, but because of the government shut down, the two-day shoot had to be cancelled.
A spokesperson says U.S. Border Patrol reports seizures have increased about 40 percent along the southwest border since 2010 and staffing levels have doubled since 2004.
Still smugglers get through.
It happens so frequently at David Lowell's ranch outside of Nogales that the 85-year-old man and his wife have armed themselves with guns and their property with cameras. Just a few months ago patrol officers arrested drug smugglers in his front yard.
"There was a lot of yelling. It's a little bit like the Wild West," said Lowell about the arrests on his property.
That's nothing compared to the several dead bodies he claims to have found on his land or even a severed head back in 2007 that a ranch employee found and brought to him.
"I looked in the bag and there was a fresh human head," he said.
The worst of the violence happened on his property in 2010 when border patrol agent Brian Terry was shot and killed, making national news.
The drug-running and violence continues north into Pinal County where along Interstate 8 in the Vekol Valley a rest stop isn't always the best place to stop.
"This particular area has a lot of violence in close proximity to it," said Lt. Matthew Thomas with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office. "We are literally 25 yards off a major interstate."
Several shootings and murders have happened here just off the freeway, whether it is law enforcement confronting drug smugglers or thieves known as rip crews trying to steal the dope from the Mexican cartels.
"We're living this every day, and what we're living here is just the jumping off point. This is the start of everything," said Thomas.
He said smugglers are known to hike for days in this terrain, some are forced by the cartels to do so or their families back home will be killed.
It is why when night falls in Pinal County, often times the real work begins.
"We'll use darkness to our advantage to move into areas," said Sgt. Rory Skedel with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.
KARE 11 rode along with Skedel and the Pinal County Swat Team for an overnight patrol in the middle of the desert.
Since smugglers use the cover of darkness, the swat team uses night vision goggles to drive into the desert, turning off all vehicle lights.
"It takes some getting used to," said Skedel while driving with his night vision goggles on.
Once the team gets into position, they noticed a vehicle driving back and forth several hundred feet away along the highway.
"This time of night, this area, it's suspicious behavior," he said.
It is suspicious because the vehicle is doing something similar to what cartels often do.
Officers call it "running heat." Smugglers drive up and down a roadway making sure it is safe to pick up a load of drugs just off the highway.
It turned out the vehicle that night was just lost, but on any given night deputies have the potential of catching thousands of dollars worth of drugs, including heroin.
Yet even with their successes, officers admit they're outnumbered.
"Law enforcement only gets 5 to 8 percent, if we're lucky, of the amount of drugs coming into the country," said Sgt. Christopher Lapre with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.
Bottom line, they say they need more help.
"You have four guys out here working to combat a couple hundred miles," he said. "What are three guys going to do?"
Especially since they say the cartels are relentless and learn from their mistakes.
"If an enforcement action is taking on them and we take off a load of drugs, they will then pull the reports on that and they will look at how we caught them so they can make an adjustment to not get caught the next time."
"If Minnesota thinks they don't have these guys in Minnesota, they are sadly mistaken," said Thomas referring to the Mexican drug cartels.
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The man troopers say was drunk and caused a car crash that ejected his teenage son from the car is behind bars.
Alton Bell of Parmele was arrested for the September 17th crash near Bethel in Pitt County, charged with felony serious injury by vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana. His bond was set at $11,000.
Bell is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.
Bell and his three passengers were sent to the hospital following the crash. Bell's 16 year old son was ejected from the car in the crash. Troopers expected everyone to survive the injuries caused by the crash, but it's not clear how they're doing.
The Highway Patrol says the driver of a car that flipped in Pitt County Monday night ejecting his 16-year-old son is charged with driving while impaired and reckless driving.
Trooper M.M. Wiggs says she smelled the alcohol on 41-year-old Alton Bell before he was taken to Vidant Medical Center after he wrecked on US 64 Alternate near Porter Road at 5:36 p.m. Monday. Bell's 16 year old son, an 18 year old relative, and a 21-year-old were passengers. Trooper Wiggs says all 4 were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive.
US 64 Alternate was closed about an hour from Porter Road to Cemetery Road for the single car wreck.
The Highway Patrol responded to a car flipped onto it's top in a ditch in Pitt County west of Bethel off US 64 Alternate near Porter Road at 5:36 p.m. Monday night. 4 people were taken to the hospital.
As of 6:30, US 64 Alternate was still closed from Porter Road to Cemetery Road for the single car wreck. The passenger sedan ended up upside down after traveling eastbound on US 64 Alternate with 4 people inside. One person was flown and 2 were taken by ambulance to Vidant Medical Center. A fourth was being removed around 6:15 p.m.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - He said it was purely by chance, but when
Southern Conference commissioner John Iamarino looked into a mirror at work on
Wednesday, he realized he was wearing a black sweater.
However fashionable Iamarino may have been, the color choice reflected the
mood for much of the SoCon on the day Appalachian State and Georgia Southern
announced they were leaving for the Sun Belt Conference and the Football Bowl
Subdivision, effective July 1, 2014.
Two of the nation's premier Football Championship Subdivision programs -
Georgia Southern has a record six national championships and Appalachian State
ranks third with three - are irreplaceable for the SoCon, although that is the
mission facing Iamarino and the remaining nine core member schools, seven of
which have football programs.
ASU and GSU will keep their 2013 football schedules, but as they start their
two-year FBS transition and move above the FCS scholarship limit of 63 - by at
least a minimum of five - they will be ineligible for the SoCon title and a
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Knowing the moves were coming, Iamarino has been proactive while the
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other schools about joining the SoCon. All on the quiet time, of course, in
what he considers to be a distasteful, though sadly necessary, part of his job.
"Those of us who are among the 31 (Division I) commissioners, we can share
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through," Iamarino said. "Friendships develop over the years. And that kind of
gets all thrown out the window when you have to do what you have to do. I wish
the system would not make this necessary.
"I wish I could push a button where (NCAA president) Mark Emmert would say,
'Hey, this is not in the best interest of college athletics' - because it
clearly isn't - 'we're going to put a five- or a 10-year moratorium on this.'
The only way to do that would be for the association as a membership to say
let's pick a date, an arbitrary date, whether it may be Jan. 1 of 2014, and
anybody who wants to move, do it by then, and then after that, five years no
movement, and let's see what happens. But of course, you're opening yourself
up to lawsuits and the big conferences would never go for that. So it will
never happen."
What's likely going to happen is Iamarino and the SoCon will raid other
conferences the way theirs has been raided. Their losses include the impending
departure of the College of Charleston to the Colonial Athletic Association for
the start of the 2013-14 school year.
Davidson, Elon and Furman listened to the CAA as well, and remained behind,
although Iamarino realizes there is no guarantee they won't up and leave the
SoCon anyway. North Carolina-Greensboro, like Davidson, doesn't sponsor
football, but Chattanooga, Samford, The Citadel, Western Carolina and Wofford
do, giving the conference seven football members for 2014 after Appalachian
State and Georgia Southern depart.
That's not enough in Iamarino's eyes. It's time to make some moves.
"It would be my recommendation and will be my recommendation to the membership
that we need an identity expansion that would increase our numbers for
2014-15," he said, "but, again, these decisions are made by the athletic
directors and then ultimately approved by the presidents and chancellors.
"We have quietly been contacted by, as I said the other day, enough schools to
fill a brand new conference," he said. "We will have quality options I think
available to us, whether we decide to expand to 10, 12, 14 (members), whatever
the number might be and whenever that occurs."
The SoCon athletic directors have meetings planned for next month as well as
in May. Expect swift action.
The conference likely wants to keep a footprint in Georgia, a fertile ground
for basketball as much as football, and the obvious options are the Mercer
University program that begins play this year, but without scholarships, and
Kennesaw State, which will be a scholarship program in 2015.
Coastal Carolina and VMI, a former SoCon member, are options from the Big
South Conference, and East Tennessee State, another former SoCon member, has
been considered a candidate, although it no longer has a football program.
Iamarino said the conference is not looking at institutions below the Division
I level.
No matter the options, all are serious downgrades from ASU and GSU in
football, yet the Southern Conference has no choice but to pick up the pieces
as best as possible.
"The flip side is at some point in the near future," Iamarino said, "I hope,
we'll be able to have a press conference where I'm welcoming people into the
conference and where everybody's got smiles on their faces. People will be
saying what a great privilege it will be to be in the Southern Conference.
"This league has historically been able to reinvent itself. I'm sure it was
pretty bleak when Alabama, Auburn and Tennessee decided they were leaving. And
then 20 years after that, when North Carolina, Duke and Maryland said we're
starting a new league. We'll be fine, we're going to bounce back. I have every
reason to believe that the Southern Conference will be a viable Division I
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Things to see and do - Peru
Leaving for Peru
Where to sleep?
Peru Hotel tips
Los Gavilanes Hotel from35 $Book
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Peru Leisure tips
7-Day Lima and Cusco Tour with Overnight at Machu Picchu
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Peru : Michelin's recommendations
Peru, the third largest country in South America (two and a half times France), is bordered on the north by Ecuador and Colombia, on the east by Brazil, on the south by Bolivia and Chile , and on the west by the Pacific Ocean.
By the time the Spanish reached Peru in 1532 the Incas controlled an empire stretching from Colombia to Chile and Argentina whose fame had given rise to the myth of Eldorado.
Lima, the capital of Peru surrounded by the Pacific, the mouth of the Río Rímac and the Cerro San Cristobal, was founded in 1535 by Francisco Pizarro. Today, this former "city of kings" contains one third of the country's population.
Peruvians tend to make allowances for the tourists' little shortcomings, given their long experience with the Anglo-Saxons' excessive sanitary precautions and inability to speak the slightest word of Spanish, the Spaniards' haughtiness and the impatience of the French. Peruvians are quite attached to certain basic forms of courtesy, such as not using the familiar "tu" with an adult right away, except in the case of children; and in a hotel, restaurant or café, you should use señor, señora, or señorita rather than "hey!" when calling a server.
To dispel one preconceived notion, traditional Peruvian cuisine, or comida
criolla, is not as spicy as Mexican or Caribbean cooking. Its subtlety is indeed unrivalled in Latin America, blending the best of the sea, the earth (potatoes, corn and grains) and the many varieties of fruit brought in from the Amazon region.
Peru : Must-see towns and regions
Almost one-third of Peru's population lives in Lima, the Peruvian capital that stretches between the Andes cordillera and the Pacific coast. Founded by the Spanish in the 16C, the city has a number of...
Although Cuzco is mainly renowned as the ideal departure point for a trip to the Machu Picchu and the Inca valley, the town is also known for its distinctive architecture. Built on the foundations of ...
The third largest town of Peru, Trujillo is also one of the most welcoming of the northern coast. Famous for its graceful wrought-iron windows, carved wooden balconies and brightly coloured façades, t...
Although Cajamarca was named by the Indians that occupied the region for several millennia (4CBC – 15C), the town is above all renowned for having been where the Spanish assassinated Atahualpa, the la...
Iquitos, erected on the shore of the famous Amazon River, cannot fail but appeal. From the vestiges of wealthy mansions, built near the Plaza de Armas at the time of the rubber explosion at the end of...
At Ollantaytambo, an entire Inca village has been astonishingly well preserved. The paved lanes and all the lower parts of the houses, grouped together in canchas, are original, the waste water system...
Arequipa, birthplace of Mario Vargas Llosa, is more than worthy of a visit. A listed UNESCO site, the town is strewn with Baroque and crossbred architectural edifices, such as the immense Santa Catali...
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Message from Bonn puts ecosystem services at centre stage
30 March 2009 | News story
On 9 and 10 March, 50 distinguished participants gathered in Bonn for a high-level meeting called for the German Presidency to the Convention on Biological Diversity's Conference of the Parties (CBD COP), to discuss the scope and nature of future global targets on biodiversity.
The message from the meeting (attached) highlights the importance of a post 2010 target that values the services that nature provides in maintaining life on earth, supporting human livelihoods, and combating climate change. The message from


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Hey everyone I'm new to this forum. SoCal resident, I've spent a lot of time in D13, D11, and southern A zone.
Anyway, I got an A17 tag this year and plan on backpacking up into the John Muir Wilderness in the northern part of the zone.
At this time of year (mid August), what elevation can I expect to see deer? I'm going to hike from 9,000' to almost 11,000' feet and spend a couple days glassing basins with small lakes. Should I focus my glassing below the timberline closer to the thick vegetation around the lakes or are the bucks going to be higher up in the rocky slopes? Any other advice regarding high Sierra bowhunting would be appreciated!


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Colton Iverson had 10 points and Daniel Bejarano shared rebounding honors with seven. Colorado State was 7 for 11 from 3-point range and extended its seven-point halftime lead to as many as the final margin of 28.
Travis Wallace led the Ospreys (3-7) with 12 points. Parker Smith added 10 points.
The Rams owned a 41-23 rebounding edge and held North Florida to 43 percent shooting - 36 percent in the second half.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- On Thursday, Metro announced it awarded a $151.1 million contract to the KONE Corporation to replace or modernize 128 of its escalators by 2020.
The move is part of General Manager Richard Sarles' capital rebuilding effort "Metro Forward."
"Today's contract award advances our commitment to improve escalator reliability for our customers for years to come. This is about reconstructive surgery, not Band-Aid solutions," said Sarles in a statement released Thursday. "While we have already seen improvement in escalator availability as a result of better maintenance practices and resources, there are some escalators that are beyond their useful life and need to be replaced or completely overhauled."
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Interview with Mark Jason Dominus
Mark Jason Dominus has written several Perl modules, has written for Perl.com (which he used to edit), PerlMonth, and The Perl Journal. Mark's book, Higher Order Perl, was recently published by Morgan Kaufmann and is on sale now.
The Perl Review: Why did you write Higher Order Perl?
Mark Jason Dominus: My main reasons were as I explained in the preface of the book: It had become increasingly clear to me that most Perl programmers seemed to be writing C programs in Perl, and that it was possible to do a lot better than that. We have a really good tool, and it's a shame that we're using it the same way that we have to use the old crappy tool.
But I had a few hidden agenda items as well. The book is about how to use closures, and I think there are too many languages around that have no easy way to use closures. Java, in particular, seems to me to be a giant step back towards the languages of the 1970s. My first draft of the the preface had a long screed about how back in the 1950s, recursion was unavailable in common industrial programming languages, such as Fortran, and if programmers understood recursion at all, they thought that it was an unnecessary, inefficient, ivory-tower technique. But eventually languages like C and Pascal appeared, and if you tried now to popularize a recursionless language, people would laugh at you.
I think the same process happened with automatic garbage collection. There, Java was the big turning point, and I think that in another ten or fifteen years nobody will bother much with languages that have no automatic storage management.
I think the same thing is happening with closures, but we haven't gotten as far. It's still possible to promulgate a language like Java that doesn't have practical closures. At the time I started writing, Python didn't have closures at all and I heard Guido van Rossum say that they weren't important. I think that's wrong, and that in another thirty years people will laugh at anyone who tries to invent a language without closures, just as they'll laugh now at anyone who tries to invent a language without recursion.
TPR: At the start, you compare Perl, Lisp, and C and say that Perl is more like Lisp than C. Do you think Perl would be as powerful if it was closer to C? Could it be more powerful if it was closer to Lisp?
MJD: I don't think anyone thinks that Perl would be more powerful if it were closer to C. In the 1980s, Unix sysadmins wrote in C and in Bourne Shell, and Perl has largely replaced both of those for those sorts of tasks, leaving C a fairly small niche.
In the preface of Higher-Order Perl, I said that Perl shares six of Norvig's "seven features that make Lisp Different". The seventh one is the one that Norvig calls "uniform syntax". That's the one that led Larry to say that Lisp looks like oatmeal with fingernail clippings mixed in. But it enables language features that are so powerful that they're almost unimaginable to people who haven't studied Lisp. It's really hard to do justice to the huge benefit that Lisp gets from its simple and uniform syntax, which Perl just doesn't have at all. Any attempt to construct Perl code dynamically is fraught with error, and we take it for granted that it won't work. For example, in the documentation of the Perl6::Subs module that was recently released, Chip Salzenberg says "This module is a source filter. Source filters always break." And I think that's true. But source filters in Lisp are easy to write, and they never break. Lisp's main assignment operator, "setf", is implemented with a source filter. So if Perl were more like Lisp in that sense, I think it might be more powerful. On the other hand, I don't think it would be very Perl-like.
TPR: What's your relationship to Lisp? Do you still use it?
MJD: Occasionally. But I find Haskell and SML more attractive, for various reasons. One is that the Lisp user community is severely dysfunctional. Another is that I find the strong typing of Haskell and SML fascinating.
TPR: Do you wish Perl was more Lispy or Lisp more Perly?
MJD: Neither, really. I like having more than one language. Sometimes I wish Perl's syntax were less verbose.
TPR: Did you learn more about Lisp as you worked on this book? Did you learn more about Perl?
MJD: The book took five years to write, and I learned a lot about a lot of things in five years.
TPR: Readers learn a lot about functional programming from Higher Order Perl. Do you think programmers should still learn Lisp or some other functional language?
MJD: First I need to put in a disclaimer that I don't think Lisp is a good example of a functional language and I don't think most Lisp programmers would consider it one. "Functional language" suggests a firm philosophical stance against side effects. You can see this stance in true functional languages, like Haskell, where all side effects must be quarantined in a special kind of data structure called a "monad". I think most of the Lisp world doesn't care about that stance.
That said, I do think that all programmers should learn as many different languages as they can, and I'm puzzled when they don't want to. It's like being a carpenter and saying that the hammer and the chisel are good enough for you, you don't need to learn to use a saw or a screwdriver.
The best thing about going to learn something new is that you never know what you're going to find out. HOP came about because I discovered all these techniques that work well in Perl that I had never seen done in Perl before. It's hard to think these things up by yourself; it's much easier to borrow them from someone else.
Programming communities tend to be isolated. We all know the same languages, we all read the same books, and we all learn how to solve the same problems in the same ways. If you want to be able to solve the problems that have stumped the people around you, you need to know something they don't know. One way to do that it by knowing how things are done in a different community.
If you're going to learn a new language, Common Lisp would be a good choice. So would Haskell. They're both powerful and useful, and they'll get you thinking about things in a different way than you're used to.
TPR: Are you surprised that after a couple of years of working on a book about functional programming in Perl, Autrijus Tang has lit a fire under the community by using Haskell to write a Perl 6 compiler?
MJD: Everything Autrijus says and does astonishes me.
TPR: A lot of the techniques in the book seemed like it was geared to programmers writing things for other programmers, such as tools or modules. Was that your intended audience?
MJD: Yes, and I think I said as much somewhere early in the first chapter. Part of that is my own bias, since I'm just not very interested in user interfaces. But I think most programmers are involved in writing code for other programmers, rather than for end users. And almost all programmers end up having to put programmatic interfaces on most of their code, because that's the only way you can write regression tests for it.
TPR: When you discuss memoization and caching, you say that the ability to do this easily (as with your Memoization module) should be a major point of Perl evangelism. What other major points of advocacy can we get out of Higher Order Perl?
MJD: Memoization is a great example because everyone anyone can understand it in five minutes. If you have more time to explain, I think the overloaded parser stuff from chapter 8 might be a good thing to try. Writing functions and operators that combine simple parsers into complex ones is a really useful technique that should appeal to almost anyone who has ever had to write a parser.
TPR: Why did you choose Morgan Kaufmann as a publisher? As far as I can tell, this is their only Perl book.
MJD: I think it is their first Perl book. I chose to publish with MKP because I felt that there was a really good personality match between myself and the people with whom I would be working. I'm really glad I did; it worked out very well.
TPR: Did you design Higher Order Perl as a possible textbook?
MJD: No, just the opposite. I was terrified that people would see it as an impractical academic treatise with no relevance to professional programmers. I tried hard to rid it of any academic aroma. So, for example, there are no exercises at the end of the chapters.
The publicity people at MKP have asked me if I think it could be marketed as a textbook, but I have a lot of trouble imagining what class it could be used for.
TPR: Did your idea of the book change a lot since you first started? What happened along the way to get the book to its final form?
MJD: No, it came out pretty much the way I planned it. Even the table of contents isn't too far off from what I originally proposed back in late 1999.
The only big surprise was that in several places I found that there was a lot more to say than I had anticipated. For example, the chapter on iterators was at one point about 160 pages long. I just kept digging deeper and deeper. I cut some of it out before the book went into production, but most of it is still there.
TPR: As you wrote this book, you gave out chapters on a semi-public mailing list. How did that work out for you? Would you do it again?
MJD: That appears to have been a really outstanding success, and I will absolutely do it again. When you circulate the drafts to six hundred people, some of them read those drafts really carefully, and you get excellent early feedback. For example, there's a section in chapter 6 about sorting a log file into a different order while it's still being written. That's there because Dave Turner said he found my other application of cutsorting unconvincing and abstract. I decided he was right. There's a big chunk of chapter 9 that I rewrote because Greg Bacon sent me a long letter asking for clarification, and it's much better as a result. That's the sort of thing that you hope you'll get from the official technical reviewers, but you hardly ever do.
TPR: Higher Order Perl is (or will be) free on your website. Will it always be the published version, or will you update and add to the content?
MJD: I'm not sure yet. One idea I've had was to turn the web version into a wiki, with a few paragraphs on each wiki page, and let people discuss the book, and add clarifications and criticisms on the web site.
TPR: Giving away your book is a huge gift for the community and represents several years of your personal time. How do you hope people give back? Tipjar? Speaking engagements? Free dinners at conferences?
MJD: I hope people will buy copies of the book to keep. MKP is nervous that having the book on the web site will hurt sales. I don't think it will, but I'd sure hate to be wrong.
Since you asked, though, I would like to put in a plug: I used to earn my living by traveling around and teaching Perl programming classes. I couldn't have written the book if I had had to hold down a regular job. And not having a regular job also made it possible for me to visit conferences and user groups and give talks for free. So if people want to support me, they might consider getting their company to bring me in to do some classes.
TPR: In the past, you have expressed strong feelings about Amazon.com. Where would you like people to buy your book? Do you have an affiliate link?
MJD: I'm still upset about Amazon's ridiculous "one-click" patent, and I'm still boycotting them. Software patents like Amazon's threaten the livelihoods of all programmers, including mine, and I don't want to give my support to a company that means me ill. They dropped their suit against Barnes & Noble, but the terms of the settlement were never disclosed, so we don't know what happened, and Amazon could turn around at any moment and sue anyone for violating their patent. So the issue is unresolved.
I'd like people to buy my book from anyone but Amazon. My web site has an affiliate link to either to Barnes and Noble or to Powell's Books, depending on who isn't out of stock at the moment. I get a small kickback from this, but I really don't feel strongly about it. I do feel strongly about not supporting Amazon. There are a lot of places to get books online; it's not hard to buy books from a company with less abusive business practices than Amazon.
A review of Higher Order Perl will appear in the Summer 2005 issue of The Perl Review.


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Hi, is anyone approving the comments on the Zimbra blog? I tried to reply to the last post a few weeks ago, it is still waiting for approval. I don't think it is particularly offensive or so... ?
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Id like to put this number in relation to the price Yahoo bought Zimbra a year ago: 350M$. With 40M users, that is less than 10$ for every pay-for mailbox - not including the opensource users - and the growth is nearly exponential. Regarding the yearly price for a mailbox, I am sure Yahoo will get its money back pretty soon
Great job Yahoo - Im sure the previous owners of Zimbra are starting to regret having sold it
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I also live on the west side, and I would encourage you not to give up. As I am sure you know, there are some very very successful Roosevelt hunters, so it can be done and what you learn will benefit you a lot out of state. I have found that successful western Oregon bowhunters are awesome out of state hunters. It does not get much harder than hunting western Oregon.
With that said, since it sounds like you have not been applying out of state, you may not have points built. I'd seriously consider hunting archery on the general season elk hunt in Wyoming. That can be drawn every could years (on the regular less expensive draw) or every year (on the more expensive Special draw). Your application is due in January. You will have to put a ton of research into what area to hunt to make the most of that tag however.


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You already know about our Gwen Stefani style crush, but an outfit she wore earlier this week made us seriously swoon. Why? Well, she managed to incorporate some of our favorite trends, such as leather and peplums, into one cool look. Of course, we knew that the songstress responsible for "Rich Girl" (sample lyrics include, "I'd buy everything/ Clean out Vivienne Westwood/ In my Galliano gown") was rockin' some seriously expensive gear, and we didn't want to spend an entire paycheck on a pair of peep-toe booties. So, we put together a nearly identical look for a very modest $89.50. Take a look and make sure to let us know what you think.
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A vehicle struck a five-year-old boy early Wednesday morning near the Cedar Bend Apartments on Highway 80 West. He apparently pulled away from his sister and ran into the path of a car.
"If the parents would take more responsibility for the children and see they are standing out here and watching with their children to catch the school bus, things like this could be avoided," said the driver, Shirley Gardener. "I am just thankful to God that the boy is not hurt, because it would kill me. They need to think about that."
Apparently, the child was not seriously hurt. The incident is under investigation by Meridian Police.
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Steer Clear Steering System - Steering Turns A CornerWritten by on November 1, 2010 Contributors: Brian Brennan Improving Street Rod Steering Wheel Position
There must be a thousand different definitions of "hot rod" and probably 100,000 different opinions about which definition is the most accurate. One definition that is indistinct enough to satisfy almost everyone is "an early American automobile that has been modified for performance." Fifty years ago, when the majority of people building hot rods were young guys, the performance modifications being made to hot rods were almost exclusively in the area of increased acceleration and speed. Nowadays, the hot rod hobby includes at least as many old-timers as young-timers and the concept of "performance" is as expandable as the waistband of our comfort-fit jeans.
Acceleration and speed are still priorities, but they've been joined by other considerations, including ergonomics. Comfort is important, especially as more hot rodders are building their rods for long-distance road trips. Legroom, supportive seats, A/C, and other comfort-oriented modifications have become part of the performance equation.
Repositioning the steering wheel and column is a good way to gain some legroom and improve driving position, especially in early cars where the wheel was originally positioned more horizontally and the column went through the floor-but running the column through the firewall means running into all kinds of obstacles inside the engine compartment.
David O'Connor, owner of Wizard Fabrication, has the solution to the problem: an offset steering coupler consisting of upper and lower sprockets, shafts, bearings, tensioner glides, and a drive chain, protected by an aluminum housing case.
The first time we ever saw the Steer Clear steering system it was a prototype. The product had just debuted at the '05 SEMA Show and had only been installed on a handful of hot rods. Now hundreds of cars are running Steer Clear systems.
We recently photographed this Steer Clear system at Hot Rods By Dean where it was being installed on a customer's '32 sedan, where the Hemi engine almost completely filled the engine compartment. It would've been difficult to navigate a conventional steering system through the limited remaining space, but there was just enough room for the Steer Clear.
Safety First
When we spoke to David O'Connor about the unconventional steering system, we raised the issue of safety, particularly regarding chain-drive failure. We learned that the systems are extensively and constantly tested, and no wear has been discovered. Test units have undergone more than nine million revolutions at 1,500 rpm (can you steer like that?) with no negative effect. In real-world usage, the forces applied to the Steer Clear are so minimal that the tolerance of the parts far exceeds any forces that would ever be put into them. The riveted steel roller chain is continuous with no master link and is preloaded to help eliminate initial elongation. It is capable of handling 2,400 pounds of pressure. Real-world testing has been provided by Steer Clear-equipped cars competing at Speed Week in Bonneville, off-road race trucks, and other race vehicles. In addition, the sealed aluminum case keeps out dirt or any external particles that could jam the chain. Four tensioning guides inside the case are preset to control backlash. The product is delivered with the tensioners set, and the customer will never need to adjust it.
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This Steer Clear can be mounted on either side of the firewall, and can be hidden out of sight, or shown off. We've seen the elongated aluminum cases dressed up with paint and pinstriping. This system, like most applications we've seen, is mounted vertically, but if necessary, it could be mounted at an angle, depending on the proper position of the steering wheel and the point where the lower shaft needs to extend through the firewall.Take a look at the improved angle of the steering wheel and the improved position of the column. The wheel is in a better, more comfortable position and the column is away from the driver's feet.On this application, the steering system extends below the floor. Wizard Fabrication manufactures the Steer Clear in five standard lengths: 12 inches (8 inches shaft to shaft)
 14 inches (10 inches shaft to shaft)
 16 inches (12 inches shaft to shaft)
 18 inches (14 inches shaft to shaft)
 20 inches (16 inches shaft to shaft)
 Custom lengths can be special ordered. Each case measures 4-1/4 inches in width and is only 1-1/2 inches deep.The steering column attaches with U-joints to the 3/4-inch, 36-splined input shaft at the upper end of the unit. The lower shaft is the same size.The more horizontal angle allowed Hot Rods By Dean to mount this tachometer at a visible location on the column.The Hemi motor in this '32 Ford didn't leave much room for steering, but even in these tight quarters, it took only a few U-joints to thread the steering shaft from the Steer Clear output shaft to the steering box, avoiding the engine, headers, suspension components, and other obstacles without any extreme angle changes.
Steer Clear is showing up on all kinds of top shelf hot rods from racers to Grand National Roadster Show entrants. Todd Stevens' Hemi-powered '32 roadster, built at Squeeg's Kustoms, was a contender for the America's Most Beautiful Roadster award at the '10 Grand National Roadster Show, and is equipped with a Steer Clear system. Look closely at the engine photo below and you can see the lower shaft coming through the lower firewall behind the headers (arrow).


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How do I do it - Sketching a simple open cluster
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:12 AM
Step 1
Once you've located the object, enjoy the view and try to get an overall impression of the cluster. I also prefer to sketch the object so that north is up and east to the left. This is an easy thing to fix later on but I still try to rotate the field so that north is up if possible.
You can use low power to note any specific colors in stars, star chains and so forth.
In NGC 1664's case here are some features that I noticed @ 37x:
1.) Bright 8th magnitude star SE from the cluster.
2.) Five magnitude 10-11 stars in the cluster.
3.) Y-shape of the cluster, resembling that of IC 4665.
4.) Little asterism ~35' NE from the cluster.
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:16 AM
Find a good magnification. Do not make the object fill the entire field - this (usually) greatly reduces the visual impressiveness of the cluster. Do not sketch the object to a too small field of view - this makes the object (of course) difficult to sketch. A good rule is not to let the object fill more than 1/3 of the field.
For NGC 1664 I selected 96x (31' field of view) on an 8" Orion DSE. This is a fairly good match with the 1/3 rule (cluster's size is roughly 10').
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:19 AM
There are two ways to do the next step.
First way is to plot and sketch bright stars in the field to use them as reference points. This way you get the field stars and field pretty well cemented to the correct positions but might have some issues regarding the object itself (scale).
The second way is to start with the actual object (and in this case the cluster). I find this way the best for me, although plotting the field stars after the actual object might cause some problems (scale).
So get as comfortable as possible and start sketching. I personally use a chair, headlamp and a ruler while sketching. A ruler is especially helpful as you can use it to accurately mark star positions in a geometrical way.
Also round up the stars if possible.
After step 3, your sketch might look something like this:
Step 3 sketch - primary stars sketched
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:21 AM
Now you should have a pretty basic outline of the cluster. If you're happy with the result you can move on to start sketching the field stars. If not, I suggest you start over or apply some fixes.
I personally do all of my sketches by combining the views with different magnifications. In this case, NGC 1664 can take magnification pretty well but the suburban sky cannot. I often double the magnification or use over 200x for the next step but on this night seeing wasn't too good so I used only 200x.
Anyway, at 200x you can see the fainter stars more clearly and can bring out few additional stars from the background. Sketching these stars will make the cluster appear richer and sometimes more... inviting. One can argue about the realism of combined sketching but if you're against it, you can always sketch the stars you can see with the primary magnification and leave it to that.
Now, since I do use at least two magnifications on an object when sketching, I've added all the faint stars I could spot @ 200x to the sketch and made sure all of the stars are round.
After step 4 the sketch looks like this:
Step 4 sketch - primary stars + secondary stars @ 200x
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:24 AM
Next step is the step I find the most difficult. Sketching star clusters that contain geometrical patterns or even some sort of shapes (99% of all clusters do) is pretty easy. I personally try the sketch only the cluster and minimize the amount of extra field stars I have to sketch.
As you can see from the sketch above (step 4 sketch), this is how I visualize the cluster. It hardly is the exact same size that the true physical cluster is and surely is missing some true cluster members... but you can think of this as an artistic impression of NGC 1664.
But the next part is a critical one. You can sketch all the field stars if you want but in my opinion you just end up wasting a lot of time sketching all the stars you can see. How I do it varies depending on the night, my mood and patience.
For argument's sake, I've added more field stars than I usually do. I find it that too many field stars tend to steal away some of the actual cluster's beauty and impressiveness.
This is usually the time when I write down magnification, directions and all other info to the sketching form. After a few days I can hardly remember anything about a specific observing session so it is better to be safe than sorry with the little details.
After the final stage of sketching the sketch looks like this:
Step 5 - The final unscanned version
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:25 AM
Time to scan the sketch with a scanner, crop it to 400x400. Here is what the unedited, scanned version looks like:
Step 6 - The final scanned version
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:26 AM
All the sketch needs now is a light touch in Photoshop. Eraser tool takes care of all the excess material in the sketch and a little visit in the "Levels" menu takes care of all the possible color left from the scan and adds a bit contrast to the sketch.
I'm strongly against using any kind of digital editing (Photoshop stars / colors / nebulosity) so none is used.
Here is the final version:
Step 7 - The final sketch
Posted 24 October 2009 - 10:26 AM
Sketching is very rarely this easy. A good sketcher requires endurance and strong will to stay outside for hours just to finish up few sketches. Your hard working sketcher can often be late from school/work, appears red eyed and dead tired in the morning.
Here are some of the typical things I've encountered during my over a decade long sketching career and these are just a few of the things a true sketcher has to endure during sketching:
* Temperatures below -20°C (-4°F)
* High humidity (sketching paper gets soaking wet)
* Stage 1-2 frostbite in your hands/feet
* Steady hands
* Chance of loosing your night's observations in a gust of wind/leaving them to your observing spot
Posted 24 October 2009 - 11:26 AM
Hands and fingers however, do not
Posted 24 October 2009 - 12:17 PM
Posted 24 October 2009 - 01:13 PM
And how long would you say it takes to sketch an open cluster, like the one used in the demo?
I think it took me roughly 30-40 minutes to sketch this one. Very time consuming!
Posted 24 October 2009 - 02:23 PM
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 03:38 AM
Where does one find the ready-made sketch pages with the circular field of view?
I've used our deep sky-section's cardboard sketching template from 1998. I think we just got a new copy of these few months ago and there should be a bunch of them in English too. I'll see if somone has a pdf file.
Here's just a simple circle:
Posted 25 October 2009 - 04:20 AM
Posted 25 October 2009 - 05:38 AM
Type (of object)
Sketch (date and time)
Observing place
Field of view
Limiting magnitude
Background brightness
Visuality (of the object)
Height (of the object)
My personal html template looks something like this:
Instrument: N203/1200mm Orion DSE
Object: NGC 129 / Collinder 2
Obs. place: Kasiniemi, Padasjoki, Finland
Date: 23/24.3.2006, 16.53
Bortle class: 2 (typical truly dark site)
SQM-L reading: 21.82 (zenith)
NE lim. mag: 7.2 (SE - SAO 122725)
Background sky: 2 (M13 easy naked eye)
Seeing: 2 (slight undulation)
Transparency: 1-2 (stars bright near the horizon)
Sky conditions: Slight sky glow in the N (aurora?)
Weather: Good. -14°C, humidity 71%, N wind 3m/s.
Minimum aperture: <7x50 binocs
Visual impressiveness: 1 (excellent)
Description: bla bla bla.
Posted 25 October 2009 - 07:01 AM
Thanks again, and continued clear skies...
Posted 25 October 2009 - 07:28 AM
Yes the original sheet is in Finnish.
Regarding good seeing conditions in Finland - it happens very rarely. Dark skies but often sea level (bad) seeing.
Posted 25 October 2009 - 03:19 PM
Very nice tutorial I have never been able to bring myself to do just stars only. I will have to try it one day. I still have the Omega Centauri globular in my mind after seeing it in Fiji through a 10.1 Newtonian for several hours one night. As you mentioned cold temps, it was a balmy 80 degrees F at 2 AM in Fiji, so I had no excuse not to sketch; I even bought a pastel chalk or two while there; incidentally they are not impervious to temperature, just a little to humidity [especially the paper.]
I see you indicated two hours to for this sketch. Can you imagine the whole moon in 4 ~ 5 hours? It is an extremely fatiguing process to say the least.
I look forward to seeing your future observations and sketches,
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Posted 26 October 2009 - 02:03 PM
One more thing: how do you get your stars so round? Mine are dreadful, they end up looking like commas sometimes!
Posted 26 October 2009 - 02:17 PM
One more thing: how do you get your stars so round? Mine are dreadful, they end up looking like commas sometimes!
The very super secret method of round stars is: round them up inside. You never get them round enough in the dark and cold
It is also funny to look back in time and check out some old observations. It is funny how much more one can see with little practice and how drawing tecniques have improved over the years...
Here's an example of IC 342:
IC 342 with 3" refractor @ 32x
IC 342 with 4.7" refractor @ 60x
Posted 26 October 2009 - 02:28 PM
Posted 28 October 2009 - 08:20 PM
An excellent tutorial on how you produce an observation of an open star cluster. This tutorial will help many observers with their own observations. Thank you for sharing it with us all.


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Having collaborated recently on a project in this manner, i think I'm ready
Usually we do maps all alone, without anyone else directly taking part to the creation process etc. How about if we had a challenge where people would do a map in pairs with a random participant? I think that this kind of challenge would probably be a great learning experience for many, and it would also be a good opportunity to get to know other people on the forum. This mapping challenge suggestion doesn't really work on it's own, but It has to be combined to other suggestion, as we need an a theme for the challenge also.
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That's actually a rather neat idea.
Having collaborated recently on a project in this manner, i think I'm ready
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That's a brilliant idea. I'd love to try this.
The only downside is a lot more work for the moderators.
You would have to take applications beforehand, then put the teams together before starting.
Could be done a month in advance, I guess.
You would also have to find a good way to handle dropouts.
Maybe have a queue of interested people who missed the application deadline for filling in potential vacant spots.
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Excellent story. You will always look back on that hunt and apreciate it more because of the hard work. I'm 50 now and loathe the day that I get to old to do it. Keep it up and good luck! fatrascal.
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"It becomes very frustrating because there's no other way to make up that amount the state is taking. We can't get more property taxes we can't just go out and get more money," said Superintendent Dr. Julie Morris.
The district is anticipating a $2 million dollar deficit by the end of this year. With these cuts, they'll save more than a million dollars. Over the past three years, they've made cuts totaling nearly seven million dollars.
Again, the changes are expected to be approved at tonight's school board meeting. Members will meet at 6:00 to take a vote.


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Blended (2014)
Blended SynopsisAfter a disastrous blind date, single parents Lauren and Jim agree on only one thing: they never want to see each other again. But when they each sign up separately for a fabulous family vacation with their kids, they are all stuck sharing a suite at a luxurious African safari resort for a week in Blended, the third comedy collaboration between stars Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore.
Blended Release Date
In Theaters May 23, 2014
Blended Credits
Starring: Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore, Kevin Nealon, Terry Crews, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Joel McHale, Abdoulaye Ngom, Jessica Lowe, Bella Thorne, Emma Fuhrmann, Alyvia Alyn Lind, Braxton Beckham, Kyle Red Silverstein, Shaquille ONeal, and Dan Patrick
Written by: Ivan Menchell and Clare Sera
Directed by: Frank Coraci
Produced by: Mike Karz, Adam Sandler, and Jack Giarraputo
MPAA Rating: [ PG-13 ]
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
External Info: Blended Official Website
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