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EEBookshelf: High Speed PCB Layout
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PCB layout is tough. Laying out a PCB isn't in itself too hard once you learn how the tools work, but high-speed (10MHz+) introduces a virtual mine field of potential issues that you may not be aware of until it's too late. While experience is the best teacher, Analog Devices has a great application note explaining some of the key pitfalls to avoid when dealing with high speed designs (which is basically anything today): A Practical Guide to High-Speed Printed-Circuit-Board Layout. Some of it is a bit heady, but not more than it needs to be, and it really does lay out a lot of key information that you may not have been aware of. Want to improve your PCB design skills? Print this out, and keep reading through it until it starts to make sense. There's years of bench time worth of information in there.
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KiCad is an open source PCB layout program. It's not as well loved as Eagle, but there's no restrictions on board size. Curiousinventor's KiCad tutorial covers many of the common issues new users will encounter.
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Electronic Printed Circuit Board Layout Software that is a cost effective, easy to use electronic printed circuit board PCB layout application. Features: Export Gerber RS274X and Excellon NC drill. Import ASCII netlist. Up to 16 layer boards supported. Rulers, Guidelines and Dimensioning lines. Five libraries – new components and libraries can be added. Automated ground planes, isolated copper removal. Tracks snap to pads for easy routing. Multiple Undo / Redo. [via]
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Below is a summary of how I designed a circuit layout with the Eagle Layout Editor. This is part of a series of posts about Eagle that introduce this software in step-by-step detail.
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Tonight we were headed back to the Magic Kingdom. Dinner would be at Be Our Guest. We took the Shades of Green bus tonight. We arrived at the TTC parking lot and took ferry boat over to MK. We were a bit early so we walked around a little and wound our way back to Fantasy Land. We noticed that there was quite a line to check in but we were early and Donna wanted to take a few pictures at night. We saw Gaston was having a meet and greet and Donna got her picture taken. After Donnas picture taking we walked back to check in. There were several people in line who were asking about available seating but they were told that the restaurant was booked solid into August. We were given a pager and we walked out on the bridge leading to the entrance to the restaurant. Soon our pager went off. We were escorted into the Ballroom with explanations along the way of the location of the restrooms, the Library, which is only open during lunch, the West Wing and the Study, where we would have our photo meet and greet with the Beast after dinner. The Ballroom is huge and is absolutely gorgeous. At the far end are windows that look out in the dark where you can see snow falling. We were escorted to our seats, where we were promptly greeted by our server Roberto who was originally from Peru but had lived in Florida for 24 years. He was a magnificent server and took lots of time to explain the menu to us, including recommendations. Roberto pointed out to us the Signature Non-Alcoholic Drinks:
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As the previous chapter argued, the short story portrays human identity as a subject in process, so that characterisation tends towards only partial realisation. For the protagonists of short story cycles, such as Julia Alvarez's How the García Girls Lost Their Accents (1991) and Sandra Cisneros' The House on Mango Street (1984), part of this process involves a quest for origins. Although the short story has effectively described the experience of city-life (see the next chapter), it has also had a special role in depicting communities left behind by the movement towards urbanisation and industrialisation. Texts such as Ivan Turgenev's Sketches from a Hunter's Album (1852) and Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio (1919) are iconic in this sense, but this chapter will extend the discussion to include writers that predate these authors as well as contemporary writers working against the backdrop of globalisation. Of particular note is that the search for authenticity implicated in the hunt for origins is always tentative and provisional, since the pursuit of origination is refracted through accumulated experience, historical ties that become more complex in periods of intense economic and cultural change.
The effects of land reform and the early Industrial Revolution encouraged Romantic writers to find a new pastoral style that described the lives and language of working men and women. In poems such as 'Michael' (1800) and 'The Ruined Cottage' (1797–8), William Wordsworth dramatised the depopulation of the English countryside. At the same time, in her posthumous novel Northanger Abbey (1818), Jane Austen evoked a vision of Middle England where 'murder was not tolerated, servants were not slaves, and neither poison nor sleeping


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I first bought pet insurance about 15 years ago, after my dog, Isabel, tore her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) while playing catch-me-if-you-can in a race around the living room. At the time, the knee surgery put me back $1,700 and cost her five weeks for recovery.
The surgeon said dogs that tear one ACL usually tear the other within a year or so. Be prepared, he warned. So I insured her with one of the only companies around at the time. The monthly premium was about $25.
Isabel never tore the other knee and remained fairly healthy until her death at almost 15.
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But my other dogs were not so lucky.
Six-year-old Abby, right, died after an eight-month roller-coaster ride with an unexpected illness that left me emotionally and financially spent — I could have bought a new car for the amount I shelled out. Her insurance covered about a fourth of the bills, but its payout exceeded the premiums paid since she was 5 months old.
Fourteen-year-old King Louie, pictured top, died of cancer earlier this year. He had a separate cancer rider on his policy, but it still only covered a small fraction of what was spent on his care, especially his pricey radiation treatments.
The policies' benefits schedule — the amount the insurer agreed to cover for each ailment or procedure — didn't come close to covering the actual veterinary charges. In both cases, the reimbursements felt inadequate.
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If you have ever wanted to make your own Euro mount, here you go. Simple and cheap!
If you have ever wanted to make your own Euro mount, here you go. Simple and cheap!
That's pretty cool thanks for the vid guys!
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Nice tip on the OxiClean. Love my European mounts!
No problem, if you have any questions on this I will have DanP chime in.
Just for clarification sake, you will want to remove the horns when working on an Antelope. We didn't have time to let the horns detach and make this week's video. Considering though, that Antelope are one of several species that with antlers that don't leave the skull the broader picture was worth painting.
That's a good video. How do you guys like to pull the horns on the antelope. The best I've found is to seal it in a garbage bag for a month and then they slide right off. Sure does stink though!
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Off To Girl's Camp
22 comments:
- Val said...
I hope you have an amazing time!
- July 26, 2011 at 7:48 AM
- Julie Harward said...
LOL Pretty fancy boots for girls camp...the girls will all love them! If you are like me, you will need a week to recover after girls camp week! ;D
- July 26, 2011 at 8:00 AM
- Barbara F. said...
Have a great time and be safe! Love the boots. xo
- July 26, 2011 at 8:07 AM
- Jacalyn @ rmebathproducts.com said...
I hope you have a wonderful time and the weather is great! Can't wait to see pictures!
- July 26, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- GWENNY said...
Love your boots!! Have a great time.
- July 26, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- It's me said...
Enjoy....have fun !!...love Ria...xxx...
- July 26, 2011 at 9:50 AM
- Sue (Someone's Mom) said...
Wow! Have fun! I'm not sure I could stand to be out of phone range these days. Love the boots and can't wait to see the pictures!
- July 26, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
Have fun Jacqueline! Those boots look like they're made for walking... and I'm sure you'll do a bit of it-enjoy:@)
- July 26, 2011 at 1:49 PM
- Trish - Sweetology101 said...
have a great time!
- July 26, 2011 at 2:13 PM
- Pondside said...
Have a great time! I have to admit to just a twinge of envy at the thought of a girls' camp - what a lot of fun you'll have!
- July 26, 2011 at 5:54 PM
- anniebakes said...
oh how i love those boots!!! anne
- July 27, 2011 at 4:05 PM
- email@example.com said...
Ooooohhhh....I remember those fun boots & the 1st tablescape of yours that I saw that featured them!!!!
I hope that you have a wonderful time and how AWESOME of you to serve in such a way with the girls!!
Lana In Italy
PS I hope, please, that you get a chance to drop by my blog & leave a comment for a chance to win my 1st Giveaway! THANK YOU!!!
- July 28, 2011 at 3:46 AM
- Rettabug said...
How Fun! I hope you're having a wonderful time.
♥♥♥ your boots!!! Now I have to go look up "snipe hunts". LOL
- July 28, 2011 at 9:16 AM
- SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...
I'm sure you will have a wonderful time! Love the boots :)
- July 28, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Natasha in Oz said...
I hope you enjoyed every minute of it! What a great way to spend a week!
Take care and best wishes for a great weekend!
- July 28, 2011 at 6:39 PM
- Lavender Cottage said...
I've just returned from a week of no technology myself and wish you a fabulous time. Just a group of girls, well, be good!
- July 30, 2011 at 6:43 PM
- Sue said...
Love the boots! I bet the girls have so much fun with you!
- July 30, 2011 at 8:56 PM
- Dave at eRecipeCards.com said...
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- August 1, 2011 at 7:56 AM
- A Little Cuppa Tea said...
You make me want to go back to Girls Camp, and that is saying something! I'm sure the girls had loads of fun, and it was completely magical!
- August 3, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- Annette said...
How is the Sweet Tooth Fairy doing? The girls will never forget what an amazing leader you are.
- August 4, 2011 at 5:42 AM
- Sarah said...
I want a pair of those boots! ;-)
Know you had a fabulous time. The mountain scenery is incredible.
- August 5, 2011 at 6:03 PM
- Mom E. said...
Such a cute post!....love the marshmellows over the fire pit! I do them on the stove in the winter!
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- To maintain good academic standing in the MPH program, students must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.75. Students falling below 2.75 will be placed on academic warning and will have one term, or 12 additional units of coursework, to raise the GPA to 2.75 or above. Students not meeting the 2.75 minimum after one term may be granted additional term(s) on academic warning if academic progress has been shown in the cumulative GPA. Students on academic warning must meet with their faculty advisor and the MPH Academic Coordinator each term to review their academic plan and receive approval for their course schedule prior to registering for courses. Students with a cumulative GPA of less than 2.75 may not register for more than 18 credits per term. Any repeated courses count towards this 18 credit limit. [Note: Students with less than a 2.75 cumulative GPA are not eligible to enroll in the Biostatistics 620 course series or the Epidemiology 750 course series].
- Students must earn a grade of "C" or higher in all required courses in the core curriculum that are offered for letter grading and a "Pass" grade for those only offered on a pass/fail basis. A student who earns a "D" or "F" grade in a course that meets a core requirement must, at the next opportunity, make a second attempt to complete the core requirement either by repeating the same course or by completing another course that meets the same core requirement (if available).
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New Jersey Obituaries - July 27, 1898 - Mrs. Margaret Dye Rue
Mrs. Margaret Dye Rue, wife of John E. Rue of Freehold, died on Monday of last week of paralysis. Mrs. Rue was born at Cranbury in 1847. Her mother, three sisters and a brother survive her, as do also her husband and five grown children. The children are Mrs. James M. Moreau, Mrs. John B. Moreau, Mrs. Joseph Wyckoff and John Rue of Freehold; and Mrs. Peter Rue, of Tennent.
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Sooo,What do the colors mean? Don't know, but I can tell you in the metals world blue and purple are cooler than yellow(straw).
Really? heres my world.... Metal Temperature by Color-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Color Approximate Temperature °F °C K -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Faint Red 930 500 770 Blood Red 1075 580 855 Dark Cherry 1175 635 910 Medium Cherry 1275 690 965 Cherry 1375 745 1020 Bright Cherry 1450 790 1060 Salmon 1550 845 1115 Dark Orange 1630 890 1160 Orange 1725 940 1215 Lemon 1830 1000 1270 Light Yellow 1975 1080 1355 White 2200 1205 1480 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Use of this site indicates you accept the Terms of Use Copyright © 1995-2003, Process Associates of America. All Rights Reserved.
They are heat treating temps, as you can see blue and purple (being cold colors) are not even on the chart. If you take a piece of polished steel and slowly heat it you will see all those colors. Note that I said polished, just like the pipes. Blue and violet are allways the first colors to appear, and at a temp you can get in a household oven.I blue clock hands in this manner,You only see the colors vividly if the metal is highly polished. Try it yourself.
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"Putting the "corn" back in Cornwall" Top 5 Page for this destination Cornwall by iandsmith
Cornwall Travel Guide: 1,882 reviews and 5,143 photos
Cornwall has been described as an average picture in a glorious frame. Now that I have been there I can see why someone might end up with that impression. The rolling countryside at times is pleasant without being outstanding while the mysterious fishing villages and dramatic cliffs have an aura all their own.
To my mind though, this belies the hidden treasures that an average traveller could easily bypass. Having joined the National Trust at Corfe Castle for a measly 48 pounds for the two of us (there was an internet special on) it was only fair and reasonable I got my money's worth. Suffice it to say that we had comfortably done that even before we left Cornwall.
Treasures such as Lanhydrock, Cothele, Trelissick, Trengwainton and Mont St. Michael are there to be viewed, and look we did.
I vividly remember when Rosemarie and I were in the small museum at Lanhydrock and she beckoned me to the window. I thought all my Christmasses had come at once. Hastening outside I proceeded to rack off about half a roll of film on this stunning garden. I do hope you find something pleasant about it as well.
Think Cornwall and you can't help but think fishing villages. Every nook and cranny carved by unrelenting nature into the coastline seems to be a harbour for at least a couple of vessels and, more often that not, the tide seems to be out.
Tales of smugglers, brigands and just plain fishermen abound, so much so that in this village of Polperro they even have a museum of it all.
It just amazed me how some people make a living out of this industry, beset by the vagaries of the weather and the difficult mooring situation.
After a few days, we couldn't help but remark on the number of dogs we'd seen. They seemed to be at every historical place we went to but we really freaked out when we saw people walking them around the precipitous Tintagel. It turns out that it's an English thing of course. Cornwall was no different to the rest of the country and I have to say that the dogs certainly seemed to be happy ones.
Of course, "gone to the dogs" is a descriptive term that can be used in many different ways these days and I applied it to the weather I encountered during our week on the peninsula.
It rained for five and a half days out of the seven and, the best day of all was slightly blighted by the fresh to strong winds that buffetted Fowey. This was balanced somewhat by the meeting with fellow VTers Sir Geoff and his lovely wife Mary.
I remember taking this shot when the weather had "gone to the dogs". Nearly stuck in mud with wind and driving rain, umbrella in one hand and camera in the other, I held little hope that you would even be able to see anything without it being blurred but, in the end, my perseverance was rewarded.
- Pros:Glorious gardens, lovely coastal villages, lots to see
- Cons:Weather
- In a nutshell:Different from the rest of England, mostly due to the weather
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Lovely pictures. Very nice tour!
Great virtual tour of Cornwall! I plan to visit next year and then hope to do some hiking along the coast, and I hope for some nice weather too :)
Thank you for taking the time to write and for the ratings. Cheers, Ian
The coast is certainly the best part of Cornwall Ian, it's b-e-a-utiful! There are more lovely photos at campsites.co.uk/guides/ultim...
Looks like a wonderfulplace to visit. Lanhydrock...WOW! Thanks for sharing!
love to read your tips about Cornwall. We'll visite it the coming year. greetings Sandra
We joined the NT on a visit to Lanhydrock in 1984 - a good decision. We are looking forward to a week on Bodmin Moor next month - your pages are an excellent refresher. Many Thanks.
Just noticed I visited these pages before, but still Very impressive Cornwall pages. Enjoyed reading the tips.If there is an attraction to see or a good view, be sure u will find a paying car park, maye a souvenir shop or cafe.. Tim
Another fabulous page - I could while away the morning reading about Cornwall, the land of my ancestors, but I have things to do.. I'll be back later to finish reading.. "good service and plastic chairs" LOL! :))
Am considering a short foray into Cornwall this year. As always your tips are interesting, personal, humorous and informative. Thanks. Hope all is well down under.
Ian, looks like you had a great time down there in Cornwall, such a beautiful part of England, all the best Cliffie
Wow, Ian, you really covered a lot of ground in Cornwall! Great tips and photos that bring back many memories of warm summer days spent in this 'end of England'!! So much history and cliffs to boot!
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THE BLACKOUT: WHAT WENT WRONG; Experts Asking Why Problems Spread So Far
This article was reported and written by Matthew L. Wald, Richard Pérez-Peña and Neela Banerjee.
Published: August 16, 2003
The power collapse that stilled a large swath of North America Thursday apparently began with a failure in the Midwest that cascaded into Canada, and from there into New York, power industry officials said yesterday. They said they were trying to determine why it spread so far.
An enormous, instantaneous reversal of the power flow -- huge amounts of electricity that had been moving east over the Great Lakes and was suddenly sucked back -- overloaded one or more power lines, which quickly took themselves out of service.
In seconds, parallel lines were overloaded as well and shut themselves down, and then generating stations disconnected themselves. Ultimately, dozens of lines and about 100 power plants, with a staggering 61,800 megawatts of generation, had shut down -- apparently before any human being could react. The series of major failures began about 4:08 p.m., and was over within roughly five minutes. The failures were triggered by a few seconds of tremendous instability in energy flows.
''This whole event was essentially a 9-second event, maybe 10,'' said Michehl R. Gent, president and chief executive of the North American Electric Reliability Council, describing how the problem started. His organization was founded after the 1965 blackout to establish rules and procedures to prevent repetitions.
Mr. Gent and other officials could offer no explanation for the failure of a series of systems that are supposed to isolate such problems, keeping a blackout in one region from dragging its neighbors into darkness, as happened Thursday. Some of those systems worked, notably in northern New Jersey and Pennsylvania, preventing the failure from spreading southward, and in Connecticut, protecting New England. But others clearly did not.
And so, as some government officials squabbled over what went wrong first, experts and energy officials were urgently trying to answer the more serious question of what, in effect, went wrong second -- the inability of the system's computers and human operators over the next few minutes to isolate and limit the trouble.
''If we've designed the system for this not to happen, how did it happen?'' Mr. Gent said. ''I can't answer that question.'' He added, ''I am embarrassed.''
After the 1965 blackout, the transmission system that carries power from one area to another was modified specifically to avoid such a domino-effect collapse, although the state of the nation's intricately connected electrical grid has been widely derided as antiquated and vulnerable to catastrophe. The next major blackout, in 1977, was limited to a much smaller area, primarily New York City.
As for the first event that set the disaster in motion, no one is sure yet what it was. Engineers said they believed the first event was a loss of generation, but it happened so fast that, a day later, officials were still gathering computer logs to try to establish the sequence.
But records show that, in the two hours before the full collapse, there was a series of problems on transmission lines in Ohio. Records kept by SoftSwitching Technologies, a company hired by the power industry to monitor the grid, show episodes of voltage sagging too low on those lines -- at 2:24 p.m., twice at 3:17 p.m. and most seriously, twice again at 3:43 p.m. The more serious problems might have involved a transmission line in Cleveland that investigators were focusing on.
The last two incidents, unlike the previous ones, did not correct themselves after a few seconds, and voltage remained low. By 4:09, a problem surfaced in Michigan, and the calamity was fully underway.
The problems in Ohio raise questions about whether officials there were struggling to solve a crisis, and whether proper measures were taken to prevent its spread. Officials of First Energy, which serves Cleveland and other parts of the state, would not comment last night, other than to say they were trying to repair their system.
Officials were able, though, to rule out a number of theories spun Thursday about the root causes of the problem, including high demand due to heat, lightning strikes in the Niagara Falls area, or a fire at a power plant.
As well, after New York State officials said they believed it was a problem at the Perry nuclear reactor near Cleveland, the operators of that plant disputed that, and said that several transmission lines in Michigan had tripped out of service first.
Either way, officials at both the New York Independent System Operator, the consortium that manages the state's grid, and the reliability council, said it appeared that the problem began in the Midwest, crossed into the Canadian province of Ontario near Detroit and then passed into New York at Niagara Falls and perhaps other points, as well. The blackout, the largest in the nation's history, ultimately extended to Connecticut and parts of New Jersey, as well.
In summertime, power produced in the Midwest is often sold to consumers in the Northeast, but the current does not always take the most direct route; instead, it often takes a loop around Lake Erie and through Ontario. In fact, even sales from Pennsylvania to New York can take the Canadian route.


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Live Chat with PBS NewsHour's Hari Sreenivasan and 'China Blue' Filmmaker About Working Conditions in Chinese Factories
Chat live with PBS NewsHour's Hari Sreenivasan about the documentary China Blue, which examines the brutal work conditions at blue jean factory in China. Chat starts at 11AM PT / 2PM ET on Friday, August 12, 2011.
Lixin Fan Screens 'Last Train Home' in Wuhan, China
Last week, filmmaker Lixin Fan participated in the Sundance Institute's Film Forward China program screening his film "Last Train Home" and serving as an advisor for the Documentary Workshops with CNEX in Beijing.
Documentary Awards Season – A Response
POV's Series Producer Yance Ford responds to Tom Roston's assertion that most of the nominees for the best documentary feature in the International Documentary Assocation, Gotham Awards and Cinema Eye Honors lists are obscure titles that haven't received much in the way of "critical attention." What do The Village Voice, The New York Times, Filmmaker […]
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The 2011 Cinema Eye Honors nominees were just announced last week, and we're thrilled to find that a few POV films are on the list. Lixin Fan's Last Train Home, which will be broacast on POV in 2011, has been nominated for seven awards, including Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Feature Filmmaking, Direction, Production, Cinematography, Editing, […]
Weekly Roundup: True False Fest Kicks Off, Whistle Blowers Speak Out and Roger Ebert's (New) Voice
The True False Film Festival got underway in Columbia, Missouri yesterday and continues over this weekend. POV's own Yance Ford is there and will be tweeting about the screenings she's attending. Over 40 documentary films are being featured, including Laura Poitras's The Oath and Lixin Fan's Last Train Home, which will be featured on POV […]
Sundance 2010: Wrapping Up
POV's series producer Yance Ford is at the Sundance Film Festival. She has been blogging and twittering from Park City this week. I'm back from Sundance, wrinkled from the red-eye and in full possession of a Sundance sore throat. Right now it's snowing in New York, and if you squint hard, Gotham looks a little […]


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Breaking News! Or at least contrite news. Aaron Sorkin, writer and creator of HBO's drama 'The Newsroom,' a show that is entering its third and final season this fall, has apologized for the series thus far.
"I think you and I got off on the wrong foot with 'The Newsroom' and I apologize and I'd like to start over," Sorkin told an audience at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.
As reported by Buzzfeed, Sorkin was looking to explain the setting of the series and atone for any misunderstandings and presumptions. At its most basic, 'The Newsroom' follows a fictional nightly news program that covers actual real-life events, more or less time-delayed.
"I did not set the show in the recent past in order to show the pros how it should have been done," he explained. "I set the show in the recent past because I didn't want to make up fake news…So, I wasn't trying to and I'm not capable of teaching a professional journalist a lesson. That wasn't my intent and it's never my intent to teach you a lesson or try to persuade you or anything."
To be clear, Sorkin is not apologizing for any of the criticism he has received for the way he writes female characters, or for the fact that he has been documented recycling phrases, metaphors, and storylines.
Sorkin found much success creating 'The West Wing,' a series that followed the critically-praised but short-lived 'Sports Night.' He would go on to helm 'Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip,' a series about a late night sketch comedy show that includes a scene in which a writer champions network television and declines an offer to write for HBO.
"I feel like I'm just now starting to learn how to write it," Sorkin said when asked if he was happy with the series so far. "I've very proud of 'The Newsroom'….But there is a learning curve and unfortunately, those lessons are learned in front of several million people…I wish that I could go back to the beginning of 'The Newsroom' and start again and replicate what you have with a play, which is a preview period… But I'm feeling really good about how the third season is going. I'll look back on it fondly and proudly and wish I could get every scene of every episode back so that I could do it all over again."
No need to apologise at all,its a fine show and a real shame its coming to an end.


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Tallahassee, FL - There were three empty seats in Sylvia Crews' 3rd period math class Monday morning. Since the final phase of class size took hold this August, it's been easier to keep track of attendance. The strict rule of no more than 25 students per high school classroom means there's no need for more than 25 chairs.
"It makes it a lot easier that there are only 25 people in the room. You can get a lot of business taken care of very quickly. We are able to get more independent and individual help," said Crews.
This week Florida's 67 school districts will take final counts in every Florida classroom and turn the information over to the Department of Education. DOE will then use the data to see which schools are in violation of the class size amendment.
But with the state's overall education budget down 350 million dollars, some schools are cutting corners to fall under the class size cap. In Washington County teachers are being asked to skip their planning periods. In Palm Beach a plan to bus students between school zones in being hatched.
Leon High School Principal Rocky Hanna found money to hire extra teachers and is using online classes to makes sure he meets the count.
"I don't have one single core class over 25 and I'm very proud of that fact. It was just hard work," said Hanna.
Supporters of a constitutional amendment to loosen the class size restrictions say a yes vote will help schools meet standards. Opponents say if education was properly funded, schools would never be in this mess.
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Update on Mary JaneMary Jane takes care of their farm with her husband and children, where they grow bananas and coconuts. They've been farming for six years and earn well to sustain their living. With her generated income, Mary Jane's previous loan, used for farming, was successfully repaid.
Recently, Mary Jane took a new loan to purchase fertilizer and new seedlings. This will help her to improve her farm.
In 2011, Mary Jane joined Gata Daku Multi-Purpose Cooperative (GDMPC) and it helps her to improve their living situation and their ability to engage in business. She hopes for a bountiful harvest and to expand her cultivated area.
In the future, Mary Jane wants to improve the general living situation of her family.
Previous Loan DetailsMary Jane is 38 years old and married. She is from Gabunon, Tambulig, Zamboanga del Sur. She has two grown children who help her take care of their farm where they grow bananas and coconuts. They been farming for four years and earn 15,000 PHP a month. In 2011, Mary Jane joined GDMPC. She has req... More from Mary Jane's previous loan »
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About GDMPCGata Daku Multi-Purpose Cooperative (GDMPC) was founded in 1992 by 32 farmer-members to empower people by providing livelihood opportunities and other support services. Today, it has over 15,000 members located in upland, lowland and coastal regions of the Philippines, and offers credit, savings, education, and various social services.
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these are delicious and guilt free! *If sour gummies are desired, add one packet of unsweetened Kool-aid in a flavor that goes well with your Jell-O flavor. The Kool-aid really makes them sour (but good). Below: Really not 6oz packages the recipe needed a quality though. so just the regular packages.
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I have an issue with the custom side bars! After 16 custom bars for each of my pages I decided to add just one more... after I added one more custom sidebar all my side bars were gone! They were removed and the footer was now in the main side bar..
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Working in PHP, assume you have an associative array:
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I am new to Randonneuring and wanted to get some other opinions. Everything in my shiny new RUSA handbook talks about how great and social Randonneuring is. I have ridden century rides in groups and alone. I like groups normally with people to talk to, drafting, sharing resources, etc.... but some times I think other people make it harder to ride. Sometimes I want to just ride my own pace, listen to an audio book with my one earbud, skip stops when I want, etc... Is that seen as a 'jerk' move to be that guy in the Randonneuring world?
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Man's bail bid denied after fatal jet ski smash
A Queensland man arrested over a fatal jet ski accident in Hawaii will remain in custody after an unsuccessful request for his bail to be reduced.
Tyson Dagley, 20, appeared in a Honolulu court charged with third-degree negligent homicide over the crash that killed a 16-year-old American girl earlier this month.
Australian consular officials attended the hearing and it is believed his bail is set at $US100,000.
He is due to appear in court again next week.
If convicted, Dagley could spend up to a year in jail.
It is believed he is also facing a civil lawsuit.
The Foreign Affairs Department, meanwhile, has confirmed Dagley's girlfriend, who is also from Queensland, has been released on bail.
She has been charged with tampering with evidence.
Honolulu police allege she deleted video footage of the accident from her phone.
She will appear in court at a later date.
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annual hwy deaths in Cameroon are approx 20,000. around half of what it is here in America. That's a lot when you look at the population differences!
Cameroon has approximately half the number of highway fatalities in that small country as we have here in all of the United States.
Sounds like a crazy bus ride!!
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Meet our farm animals, try pond dipping for newts, enjoy a pony & cart ride and get adventurous crawling through our caves, across a low ropes course, kayaking + more!
Entrance is just £3 per car all day. There is no charge to visit the farm and small charges apply to activities (some of which have age restrictions). Food and refreshments will be available throughout the day and our Farm Shop will be open to take home some of our famous meat, eggs, vegetables and plants/herbs.
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My friend Adam Moskowitz presented a topic at LOPSA-East this past year that is one near and dear to my heart – the Future of System Administration.
I've written a blog entry with something very close to that title twice:
- The Future of System Administration – August, 2009
- The Coming Future of System Administration – March, 2012
A while back, I started to realize something…and I haven't written about this before, but I'm firmly coming to see that a system administrator is not just something someone is, system administration is something someone does. Regardless of whether someone's title is SysAdmin, IT Operations, Systems Engineering, or Sparkly DevOps Prince(ess), you might not be a system administrator, but you are doing systems administration.
And in the future, a lot of the people who are going to be doing systems administration are developers.
<voice="Levar Burton">But you don't have to take my word for it…</voice>
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Branstad signs cannabis oil, HIV bills
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad signed a number of bills on Friday, enacting into law significant policy changes for the state including a bill that legalizes the use of cannabis oil to treat severe epilepsy. Another bill lessens the penalties for people who unknowingly expose someone to HIV.
Dozens of mothers and their children with epilepsy gathered for the cannabis oil bill signing.
"This bill received tremendous support and truly shows the power of people talking to their legislators and their governor about important issues to them and their families and their children," he said.
The mothers lobbied frequently and convinced Branstad to call governors of Utah and Alabama, conservative states where similar bills had passed. The women gradually changed the minds of legislators who had concerns legalization of any form of marijuana would send the wrong message.
The law, which takes effect July 1, narrowly allows the use of oil derived from the cannabis plant if it's prescribed by an Iowa neurologist for a form of epilepsy. The families must buy it in other states where it can be legally produced.
"I guess we'll see how it works but it gives some hope to some families that were very concerned," Branstad told reporters after he signed the bill. "You have to have empathy for these families. A lot of credit goes to the mothers that worked so hard ... and convinced us all this is something they should have an opportunity to do in the state of Iowa."
The HIV law, also the result of heavy lobbying, changes a current law that says if someone exposes a partner to HIV without their consent, they can be convicted of a felony punishable by up to 25 years in prison.
The new law creates more general rules about infectious diseases, making people eligible for 25 year sentences only if they intend to transmit a disease without someone's knowledge.
Nick Rhoades, of Plainfield, who was convicted under the Iowa law in 2008 and initially sentenced to 25 years in prison and lifetime sex offender registration, greeted the news with relief.
"It has been five years of work by advocates and public health, but it was worth the effort," he said in a statement.
Rhoades was released from prison after serving 18 months.
The new law includes a clause that will retroactively remove Rhoades and others convicted under the previous statute from required sex offender registration.
Tami Haught, a community organizer for an advocacy group focused on the issue, said HIV positive individuals did not believe they could get a fair trial in Iowa.
"We're hoping this will remove the stigma," she said. "It's a much better public health policy that will encourage testing and treatment rather than discouraging it."
Branstad also signed a tax credit bill that extends the deadline for wind energy projects and a solar bill that increases the annual tax credits available for installing solar energy systems to $4.5 million from the current $1.5 million.
Friday night, Branstad announced he had signed several other bills, including one that would end greyhound dog racing in Council Bluffs by 2016 but let dog breeders run a track in Dubuque without a casino subsidy. The governor had declined to say earlier in the day whether he would sign the dog racing bill.