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Today I finally got to the point in the garden where I felt it was time to unfold my beautiful "Noren" I purchased in Tokyo and put her in her rightful place at the front garden entrance!
Noren are those Japanese curtains, usually split down the middle that you see in Japanese restaurants worldwide. Indoors they provide some privacy and keep dust out, but outdoors I thought they deserve a place to flutter in the breeze and give a grande entrance to a garden bed
The arbor this Noren is on is only temporary as this fall we will make an entrance in the same style as the structure you see behind our garage which was just finished today. 4×4′s in treated lumber , painted matte black
The first photo is of the curtain from the front. The other is viewed from the backside. This is silkscreened and made of polyester and linen. I used tent canvas weatherproofing with UV protectant to help this artwork last for years outdoors
The rose is a climbing IMPRESSIONIST from Heirloom roses in Oregon
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Thanks!! Its fun in the evening because I'm finding it is backlit and glows like a stained glass window!
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ASTRA 2E will be deployed at the 28.2/28.5 degrees orbital arc. The satellite was built for SES by Astrium of France. Based on the highly reliable Eurostar E3000 platform, the spacecraft carries 60 Ku-band transponders, including 12 incremental transponders for delivery of services outside Europe, as well as 4 Ka-band transponders. It will enable the delivery of next generation broadcast and broadband services in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. ASTRA 2E, which had a launch mass of 6 tonnes, will feature a wingspan of 40m once its solar arrays are deployed in orbit, generating 13 kW of spacecraft power at the end of its 15-year design lifetime.
"We would like to thank Astrium and ILS for the successful ASTRA 2E mission. The 54th satellite in SES' global fleet provides significant capacity expansion at a strategic orbital neighborhood over Europe. In combination with ASTRA 2F which was launched in September 2012, and the upcoming ASTRA 2G due for launch next year, ASTRA 2E is an important part of our fleet renewal programme at the 28.2/28.5 degrees orbital arc. The state-of-the-art new satellites provide more focused and higher power to our broadcast customers, while the Ka-band on board supports the delivery of next-generation satellite broadband services", stated Romain Bausch, President and CEO of SES.
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Last week, Zontee shared yarn-covered chairs. The chair above isn't just covered with yarn, but it's actually made with yarn! Asa Karner of Alvi Designs recently unveiled this awesome loom-inspired chair in Stockholm. The futuristic design celebrates Sweden's crafty-past with silk threaded through its oak base.
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Andrea Larson, the winner of the 2010 Vanna's Choice Contest got to meet Vanna White last week! We caught up with her and asked a few questions.
What kind of yarncrafter are you? What are your favorite types of projects?
I have tried out almost all yarn crafts out there, but my favorite is knitting. I usually have several projects on the go at any one time and usually have something small like socks or mittens in my purse for waiting in lines or at my kids' gymnastics lessons. My favorite projects are baby hats and sweaters. They knit up so fast and are adorable.
What inspired you to make your winning entry for the Vanna's Choice Contest?
I love entering contests and challenging myself so a knitting contest sounded like fun. I wanted to make something that was totally different and that my kids could play with afterward, so I decided that a play-mat village would be a neat way to use all my yarn crafting skills in one project.
What was it like meeting Vanna White in person?
I was really exciting and kind of surreal. It didn't feel real until I was actually there at the Wheel of Fortune set meeting her in her dressing room. She is so friendly and nice, I just wish I could have spent more time getting to know her.
What are you working on right now?
Right now I'm working on a few things. I have a double nine-patch quilt, a silk shawl, a pair of children's socks and a sweater on the needles at the moment and I just finished a knitted anatomical model of the heart that I made for an art contest at school (it came in second).
Check out Andrea's winning contest entry here.
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A couple weeks ago, I posted about self-striping yarns. Another fun way to play with colors is using "multis", where each strand contains multiple colors. Whereas self-striping yarns change gradually, multis have either short bursts of color change or different colors plied together. You can see how the Nature's Choice Organic Cotton in Wildflowers (left) has short color changes that won't create stripes when worked up. Hometown USA multis (shown in Mardi Gras, right) have contrasting colors spun together; it's as if you were holding a strand of each color and working them at once.
Here's a project in each of these yarns so you can see how these fun colorways work up (click on the image for the pattern):
What's your favorite project to spruce up with a multi-colored yarn?
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Unlike the mood rings of our childhoods, color changing yarns don't actually change color according to a change in their environment. These are yarns that have multiple colors spun together in unique ways for different effects. "Self-striping" and "painterly" colors gradually change color as you knit or crochet to create stripes of color. The color changes can be subtle or bold, but they are fun to play with either way. Of course, different stitches and patterns are going to make the colorways work up differently. For example, you can see the difference between garter stitch (left) and double crochet (right) in the scarves below, both of which are made using Amazing in Vineyard. Click here to see all the colorways of Amazing. You can also click on the images below to see each of the patterns.
Some of our other fabulous yarns with self striping or painterly colors include Sock-Ease, which has bursts of contrasting colors, Homespun, which subtly transitions from one color to the another, and Tweed Stripes, a traditionally spun yarn with color unique color blends. I love the way that color changing yarns can turn a simple project into a stunning one. Two of my favorite patterns (Sunny Diagonal Blankie and Rose Lichen Cardigan, below) cleverly use self-striping colors of Baby Wool to highlight unique construction.
What's your favorite thing to make with self-striping yarns?
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I first started knitting with LB Collection Superwash Merino because it was the perfect yarn for a sweater I wanted to make. It was a DK weight, it knit to gauge, and I loved the Wild Berry color. So I bought my yarn, making sure I had enough for whatever size I would end up needing, and got started on my Rusted Root (pattern available from Zephyr Style).
Upon finishing this sweater (my first finished sweater, in fact), I realized I had purchased too much yarn. I loved working with it so much that instead of returning it, I promptly starting making a hat. I had been planning on making a Rose Red (pattern available from Ysolda) for my sister's birthday, and the LB Collection Superwash Merino was the perfect yarn: soft, warm, and great stitch definition! My sister was hesitant about me using wool, but I assured her that it would be super soft (and it was)!
After I finally used up all my Wild Berry, I had another pattern that happened to be perfectly suited to the Superwash Merino: the Marigold Sweater from Interweave Knits, Summer 2010. Because I wouldn't be finishing it in time for summer, I wanted a yarn that could keep me warm into the fall. This time I chose Dijon for my perfect fall cardigan.
On my last trip to visit my family, my sister fell in love with the Rusted Root sweater and the Dijon color. So my most recent project in my new favorite yarn is a Dijon Rusted Root for her.
Quick tip for working with the LB Collection Superwash Merino: Block your gauge swatch! All of my projects have looked like new after being machine washed and dried, but I was surprised by how much my projects grew after getting wet. For more information about superwash wool, check out Jess's blog post "What is Superwash Wool?"
What is your go-to yarn? Post in the comments below.
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When David France was in the middle of production of his film "How to Survive a Plague" (Sundance '12 and an IFC Films/Sundance Selects release), which looks at the AIDS activist group ACT UP from its creation and most robust years through to challenges launched by the Treatment Action Group, he was made aware that former New York City mayor Ed Koch had caught wind of the film.
Koch is a particularly interesting character. He was mayor from 1978 to 1989, during the first several years of the AIDS epidemic, and he was the target of many New York AIDS activists' ire. In conversation with Indiewire, France repeated two chants he heard in the footage of ACT UP events that both held Koch accountable for the city's policies and questioned the bachelor's sexuality, which was in question throughout his political career: "C'mon Ed, honey -- spend the money," and "New York AIDS care is ineffectual. Thank Ed Koch, the heterosexual."
READ MORE: How to Make a Powerful AIDS Documentary: Talking to the Team Behind 'How To Survive a Plague'
Koch, it has been surprising for many to find out, has begun a post-politics career as a movie reviewer. He's a critic for the Yonkers Tribune and, for several months last year, he had a video review series. It is perhaps even more surprising to discover that Koch reviewed "Plague." But most surprising is what he said (or, rather, didn't say).
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That Larry Kramer, the man who called Koch out publicly so many times and was reduced to merely a name the pol-turned-critic read in a New York Times review of the film, should be getting an honor from the President was seen as an insult by someone commenting as Kramer on Staley's reposting of the Koch review.
READ MORE: Sundance Selects Buys "How To Survive A Plague"
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I'm desparately trying to import a vector based logo into a Orcad PCB 16.2. However, this for some reason suddenly seem impossible:If I try to import DXF I never seem to be able to "view selected layers" (and thus never import anything). The dialogue does however show me DXF layer names (for instance the Cadence sample dxf has names similart to Allegro layers). Tried over 10 different versions exported to different AutoCad versions - but the format did not seem to matter. From what I read in this forrum and elsewhere Autocad version 2004 or 14 seem to be the better bets (can't find anything useful in the Cadence documentation). Out of desperation I've also tried with an ouline that I've positively imported and used for another board. Same results all over the line:From an open .dra file I get:Opening existing drawing... E- *Error* fprintf/sprintf: format spec. incompatible with data - "Format is 'dxf2a -$ %s -u %s -v %s -a %d %s %s %%s %s', argument #1 is nil"From an open .brd the dxf2a.log reads: ERROR: Invalid program arguments. Terminating program.
Any hints on what I'm (or Allegro is) messing up here? I'm on the virge of trying a reinstall - but that'll probably just be complete waste of time...(!?)
Thanks and best regards,
PS: Seemingly it's impossible to scale anything in Allegro 16.2.?
I've just tried opening the old board - here the outline opens fine. A downloaded dxf likewise. One of my own dxf files show nothing but does not fail the view layers command - the rest fails. But at least there's "life"!
A new, clean board (created with the wizard) does not import any dxfs... So I guess I'm looking for a setting somewhere to change from default?
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For a logo you might be better using the Logomaker skill program that was written by Dave Elder (and if you search this forum you will find a post about it all). As regards the scaling of a logo the answer is Yes. There's an App (another skill file) that will do this. It's free you just need to go and get it. http://www.orcadmarketplace.com/undefined/ProductDetails/tabid/93/ProductID/48/Default.aspx
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Thanks for the link! But as I've read it, it takes bitmap files? I'm not sure I'm happy relying on such a conversion for critical stuff like outlines, holes etc... So I'm still hoping someone out there has a clue for the DXF import. With the very limited CAD capabilities of Allegro it's a pretty crucial feature IMHO...
I also seems a rather strange 'long way around' for the vector based logos - but right now I'll try anything. Hope there's a version for my old 16.2 as well - the linked ones states "16.5 & above".
since it is 16.2,you can try...
- make sure the symbol type of the dra is a package, mech or format (avoid shape and format symbol types)
- or import the dxf into a brd and then use import/export sub-design to get the data into a dra.
- or use 16.5 or 16.6
Do you happen to have spaces in the folder path where the DXF file is located or spaces in the actually DXF File name? If so, change them to underscores or remove them and see if the problem goes away.
I can't say that I have seen this before but maybe this will help.
Regards,Mike Catrambone
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Thanks for your comments! I am working with packages in the dra.'s so check on that! Seems the problems are general - disregarding if I'm working in .dra or .brd files. I'd love to upgrade to a new version - especially to get it back into support. But unfortunately this is way out of my budget. Sad to waste so much time on stupid problems - but when liquidity is hurting time is actually not quite money :-O
I'm afraid I have to confirm that the spaces ARE equal to problems! After removing them the different board files at least show similar behaviour. This is a great step forward, probably something I should have expected (do remember problems like that, now that I see it again!). Thanks a lot for the hint! :-D
I'm back to looking at the dxfs (that's great!). Any recommendations for the dxf versions to use, commands to be avoided (I notice the dxfs are readable text) or freeware (or cheap) programs to clean them up? (I'm not aware of the AutoDesk pricing - but I think it's probably not something I'd like to pay for "a utility for Allegro" ;-)
Cheers, Anders
Update: I've messed around with three freeware CAD programs - they all can import the original dxfs. But they don't make any significant difference for Allegro. Haven't compared files - but commonly it seems they generate splines (that Allegro does not support).
Right now I'm having some succes with exporting dxfs from Corel Draw (!) in Autocad R2.5 format. Seems a requirement to keep all objects unfilled. Importing to board_geometry/silkscreen_top everything ends up in shapes. That's basically OK, except right now I can't figure out how to change a shape to a void?! Think of an "O" as an outer and an inner contour: The inner one should be a shape void, right? But this is not an option with the shape/change command (that returns "W- (SPMHGE-482): Change shape type not allowed for non etch shapes." anyways). Puzzels me completely right now - and I can see it's also on my old "unsolved stuff" list. Perhaps I'm on the wrong path??? Not that importing to an etch layer (where everything gets to be clines) makes it any better ;-)
Sorry about the logomaker - your first post mentioned logos so I assumed you needed a company logo and not board outlines etc. When you import dxf you could try bringing in everything to a dummy layer (like Board geometry assembly notes / details) then to get a shape to be a voided shape try Shape - Compose Shape, select the layer etc in the options then window the inner contour, this creates a filled shape, then window select everything (inner and outer contour and you should get a voided 'o' shape. (Well this works in 16.6....)
My standard process was to output the DXF file at the lowest possible version (Version 12.0) to improve my chances of getting any DXF file to import. Not saying that higher versions won't import but going down to a lower version strips out any of the newer features in AutoCAD that I really don't care about anyway and I have seen Allegro complain about during import.
I would also open up the DXF file in AutoCAD or some viewer and explode grouped elements and Blocks to their individual elements. Again I really didn't care most of the time about any grouping but just wanted to raw data to come in and I can take it from there from inside of Allegro I have used AutoCAD to flatten out the DXF files most of the time but another tool that has been useful was Cadopia (http://www.cadopia.com/) which gave me the ability to load DXF and DWG files to explode or downrev the DXF file to a lower version. I want to say that it was part of the Cadence standard install some time ago but I just can't remember which version.
Here is a previous thread on DXF translation. /forums/p/19502/1278044.aspx#1278044
Good luck,Mike Catrambone
No worries: I'm currently messing around with both logos and mechanics. But I generally dislike converting vectors to bitmaps when the final product is also vectors. ;-) Anyway, the main problem is that I think the application concept is new to 16.5 or 16.6 - so the app installs on windows but does not show up in my 16.2.
As for the "compose shape" it worked like a charm. Still have trouble understanding the procedure - but I think this is the first time I've experienced Allegro seeming to know what I wanted to do! :-D
Thanks for the support - I'd never 'gotten through this without the hints from you and Mike!


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In addition, the "Extended Enterprise" philosophy – which Airbus shares with its Airbus Group parent and fellow divisions – is designed to foster risk-sharing partnerships with major suppliers, and is backed by a series of tools to ensure control and transparency.
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As a responsible corporate citizen and industry leader, Airbus works with key stakeholders and local communities to build and maintain long-term relationships across three primary areas: humanitarian assistance, youth development and research support.
Airbus' charitable efforts are coordinated by the Airbus Corporate Foundation, which brings together the international employee network with associations and other international organisations. These activities comprise humanitarian relief flights to ferry food and medical supplies to disaster zones worldwide using flight test aircraft and teams – 12 of which were performed in 2013, marking the organization's most active year to date. This activity included deliveries to the Philippines following Typhoon Haiyan, as well as relief flights to Turkey, Thailand, Jordan and Dubai.
A further example of Airbus' strong corporate citizenship is its long-standing support for multiple poverty-alleviation projects in China, where the company has helped build hospital and school facilities, as well – including an Airbus A380 Garden at Malipo Middle School, built as part of activities for the Green Wave Day.
In France, multiple Airbus sites actively support charitable organisations such as the European Leukodystrophies Association (ELA) – which assists families affected by leukodystrophies, a group of rare genetic diseases that destroy the central nervous system in children and adults. During two separate events in June 2014, more than 1,000 employees from three of Airbus' Toulouse-based facilities raised awareness and funding with a special charity walk/run – in which each participant tracked their distance with a pedometer. In total, Airbus employees took over 4 million steps in two days – which set the bar for the company's corresponding contribution to ELA.
Other examples include the Give for Kids initiative, in which Airbus employees donated more than 10,000 books and toys to needy children during November 2013 alone; and France's Restos du Cœur (Restaurants of the Heart), an organisation to assist the poor through access to free meals.
Airbus also puts a priority on supporting disadvantaged and disengaged young people, with an emphasis to help improve their education. A primary example is the "Flying Challenge" developed in partnership with the United Way, which seeks to inspire young people through tutoring and coaching sessions.
In addition, a number of research projects have been supported by Airbus, helping to make notable progress in areas generally related to aviation. As part of this effort, the company launched a programme that aims to raise awareness of biodiversity issues among people. Through the biodiversity program, groups of Airbus employees have participated in a conservation project in India that consists of the installation of an environmentally-friendly and sustainable energy source in a rural village – reducing both deforestation and the need for liquefied petroleum gas.
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Republican Remorse?
Hey, it's not Republican Senator Scott Brown's fault Obamacare passed.
While I was feeling optimistic after Brown won Ted Kennedy's seat in Massachusetts, I knew he was pro-choice (though he says he opposes infanticide, known euphemistically as partial birth abortion), and that dampened my enthusiasm.
Regardless, I enjoyed reading stories about how worried Democrats were about passing the Obamacare bill, and I truly hoped Brown's election signaled the end of socialized medicine talk in Congress.
Alas, it wasn't meant to be.
From the Boston Herald's "Republicans feeling blue as Scott Brown win backfires":
"Brown's backers from the insurgent Tea Party movement want to know if they've been had.
"We start to wonder whether we helped a RINO (Republican in name only) get into office," said Tea Party activist Jeffrey McQueen, who traveled from Michigan to campaign for Brown in the final days of the Jan. 19 special election that rocked the nation.
"If it wasn't for the Tea Party movement, Scott Brown wouldn't have gotten that seat. We expect to see a true conservative in there."
In fact, Democrats now say Brown's election as the so-called "41st vote" to block Obama's health-care overhaul inspired them to seek procedural means to bypass GOP efforts to derail the bill.
"Scott Brown's election actually delivered health-care reform, because we didn't need the 60 votes to make it happen. He delivered a significant victory in that," Walsh said.
Hopes definitely were high after Brown's win, but optimism ebbs and flows. He's one more Republican in the Senate, and that's good enough for now. So gloat on, libs. I truly, sincerely, seriously hope November 2010 elections will be a blood bath. Violent imagery aside, what's your take?
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How well will condoms really work?
I'm 19 years old. My boyfriend and I want to have sex. He is not a virgin, but I am. The only thing that I'm scared of is getting pregnant. We will use condoms for sure and as my boyfriend has had intercourse before, I'm assuming he knows how to use them. How effective can the condom be to prevent me from getting pregnant since I will be having sex for the first time?
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It's amazing how well my generation - those in their late teens and early 20's - can distance themselves from topics that have everything to do with us. For example, driving fatalities and alcohol abuse. It's staggering the number of teens who die from car accidents related to substance abuse, as well as those who spend their high school and college years with a beer bottle in hand.
It's even scarier to look at how many teenagers don't know BASIC FACTS about sex and sexuality. This is something I've known for a long time as a Scarleteen staff member, but it doesn't change reality.
What can I do to help him stop being so scared of pregnancy?
I have been with my boyfriend for almost 5 years now and we have even talked about getting married. We recently moved in together and to be honest we are as happy as two little beavers. Except for one thing, we haven't had sex in over 2 years. It really isn't a problem, we do other things (oral etc.) but we both would really like to go back to having sex. The problem with that is that my boyfriend is afraid I will get pregnant. Every time that we do anything sexually I have to take sometimes up to an hour with him reassuring him that I cant get pregnant from what we just did.
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Published: September 14, 2001
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13— The Bush administration today singled out Osama bin Laden, the Islamic militant who operates from Afghanistan, as a prime suspect in Tuesday's catastrophic terror attacks and vowed a comprehensive military campaign to demolish terrorist networks and topple regimes that harbor them.
''It's not just simply a matter of capturing people and holding them accountable,'' said Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy secretary of defense, ''but removing the sanctuaries, removing the support systems, ending states who sponsor terrorism.''
Late today, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld recommended calling up members of the reserve, initially to help support the combat air patrols securing the skies over major American cities, Pentagon officials said.
Congress, despite some misgivings from lawmakers over granting President Bush open-ended authority, moved to give the administration $40 billion to wage its antiterror initiative.
As emergency workers pursued their solemn mission to find thousands of people missing in the rubble of the World Trade Center in New York and at the Pentagon, the nation remained palpably on edge. Bomb scares and suspicious packages caused the evacuation of the Capitol and buildings in Manhattan. Vice President Dick Cheney was moved to Camp David for security reasons. The armed cordon around the White House was expanded, and patrolled by police officers in full riot gear.
The administration took a more aggressive posture today after the shock of the previous two days, making Mr. Bush more visible.
''Make no mistake about it, this nation is sad,'' Mr. Bush said in an appearance in the Oval Office this morning. ''But we're also tough and resolute, and now's an opportunity to do generations a favor by coming together and whipping terrorism, hunting it down, binding it and holding them accountable.''
The president told Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani in a telephone call this morning that he would visit New York on Friday, after leading a prayer service at the National Cathedral in Washington. He visited a Washington hospital today to offer comfort to some of those who were wounded in the attack on the Pentagon.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell stated in the strongest terms yet that the administration believed that Mr. bin Laden was behind Tuesday's devastating attacks.
Referring to Pakistan, one of the few countries that recognizes the Islamic Taliban who rule Afghanistan, and to Afghanistan itself, Secretary Powell said, ''When you look at the list of candidates, one resides in that region.'' Asked if that candidate was Mr. bin Laden, he replied with a curt ''Yes.''
He said the administration would present a case to the world against those believed responsible for the carnage in New York and Washington. ''We will go after that group, that network, and those who have harbored, supported and aided that network, to rip the network up,'' he said.
As he mapped the start of the antiterror effort, Secretary Powell stepped up the pressure on Pakistan to help the United States bring the accused terrorist to justice. He telephoned Pakistan's leader, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, to present him with a list of actions the administration would like him to take.
Senator Joseph R. Biden, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, met with General Mahmoud Ahmad, the head of Pakistan's intelligence services, who, according to Mr. Biden, pledged Pakistan's cooperation.
Another top national security adviser said later in the day that the attacks could have been the work of a number of linked organizations.
''We don't want to be premature,'' the official said. ''We want to be sure we understand all the connections, not just one connection.''
Mr. Wolfowitz said the United States and its allies would wage ''a campaign, not a single action'' to dismantle the terrorist group or groups responsible for this week's attacks, and to bring down the governments that support them.
The administration had asked Congress for an immediate $20 billion to begin building the military and intelligence force required to start the antiterror campaign.
''Twenty billion dollars is a lot of money,'' Mr. Wolfowitz said, ''but for this country, it is a down payment on what we're going to do.''
Congress is moving swiftly to approve the funds, although some lawmakers, citing the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution and other earlier blank checks written to presidents to conduct undeclared wars, expressed uneasiness about Congress's so quickly ceding its constitutional powers to declare war and control the national treasury.
''We want constitutional involvement in the process in which decisions are made,'' said Representative David R. Obey of Wisconsin, a 32-year veteran of Congress who is the senior Democrat on the Appropriations Committee.
Mr. Bush, facing a stern test that will recast and define his tenure in office, said the campaign against terror ''is now the focus of my presidency.''
He said he would not neglect domestic concerns. ''But now that war has been declared on us, we will lead the world to victory, to victory,'' he said.


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Chad Reineke pitched eight solid innings, while Todd Frazier and Yonder Alonso hit solo home runs and Zack Cozart produced the game-winning hit as Louisville beat the Toledo Mud Hens on Tuesday night.
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International League North Division-leading Syracuse built a 5-0 lead then held off Louisville's late rally for a 5-3 victory Friday night.
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Hawaii is preparing for the arrival of two major back-to-back storms. The first storm, Hurricane Iselle, is predicted to make landfall on the Big Island as a category 1 hurricane as early as tomorrow night. Hurricane Iselle is currently packing winds up to 90 mph. The second storm, Julio, is predicted to skirt just north of the islands, with its effects arriving on the islands as a tropical storm over the weekend.
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Why does Chris Baker still have a job?
Chris Baker, host of a KTLK radio show in Minneapolis, is at it again.
During the Oct. 7 broadcast of his radio show, Baker promoted an Internet video featuring the Rev. James David Manning of ATLAH World Missionary Church in Harlem where he called Barack Obama's mother "trash".
Here is what Manning said:
"The difference between Obama's mama and Bristol Palin is that Obama's mama was trash. I mean, she was dirt. She was a bag of trash sitting on the sidewalk waiting there in Honolulu on one of those streets for the garbage truck to come by and pick her up and take her to the dump."
And Baker's response?
"Oh God, you have to -- you have to see this. This guy -- I mean, this guy just goes off. And he's not really wrong, either. That's the best part, at least, you know -- at least, in my hate-filled opinion."
This follows previous broadcasts where he called Obama a "little bitch", said women shouldn't vote and said Obama was the Antichrist.
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Here is Rev. Manning's video, that Baker endorsed:
And here is Baker's response on air:
On Oct. 6, Baker called Obama a "little bitch" who "won't even stand up to" "smoking-hot" Palin:
On Oct. 2, Baker said "I don't think homeless people should vote. Frankly. In fact, I have to be very honest. I'm not that excited about women voting, to be honest."
Are there enough people in Minneapolis who agree with this lunatic? How does this guy still have a job? We can't wait until this guy's career goes down in flames. He has to take it over the edge sooner or later. Best of luck to you, Baker. You'll need it.
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A Revolution Perceived: The October Revolution through Chinese Eyes
Influence is an astrological concept, not a historical one. To render the concept historical, it is necessary to take as the point of departure for analysis not the influence, but the influenced, who appropriate for themselves an event or an idea outside their own history that is not of their making. This process of appropriation raises immediate questions concerning the meaning of influence.
Such was the case with the October Revolution in Chinese eyes. Except for an occasional Chinese, the Revolution did not appear in 1917-1918 the earthshaking event it was made out to be in later years. Those who did appreciate its revolutionary nature were not, therefore, transmuted into Bolsheviks; rather, they read into it their own concerns, and expressed their appreciation in a vocabulary they were familiar with because of the course Chinese radicalism had taken in the years before 1917: the vocabulary of anarchism. Chinese radicals who first received the message of the October Revolution found in it something it was not. They would not concretely grasp it until after they ceased to describe it in a vocabulary derived from a radical tradition that was contrary in some of its basic premises to what Bolshevism represented. This initial confusion was to leave its mark not only on their immediate appreciation of the Revolution but on their understanding of Marxism as well.
News of the Revolution reached China immediately after it had broken out, but throughout 1918, reporting on Russia remained sporadic and emphasized the Revolution's political and military events rather than ideology. There is little indication that in this reporting the Revolution carried a qualitative significance beyond that of other major world events following World War I. As stated in the Prologue, and as one historian of the period has put it, these reports displayed little comprehension of the Revolution's basis. When a special significance was attached to it, this significance was couched in terms that distorted its Bolshevik ideology. In the words of this historian:
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Like you, I thought of the boutique right away. The name isn't for me, but I think it's fairly wearable.
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Kitson on a girl confuses me. I think any name sounds great on a happy go lucky, friendly and smiley four year old so I can see how you could like Kitson but for me it looks like a mash of two masculine names.proud of our little Lorelei (may 2016)


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Good thread because it shows what most people knew all along - that Benny wasn't good enough to get the ball more often with us. Cincy put up 500 yards of offense on Sunday and their "lead" back generated 37 yards...pathetic.
I'm suspecting he won't do all that well without defenses keying on Brady. So far, we are correct in our assessment of him.


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Can you say, "over the top"? Can you say, "much too much"? Can you say … "rabid"?
Practically foaming with hydrophobia, Penn plays mobster Mickey Cohen in "Gangster Squad" in a performance rife with psychotic meltdowns. At first, it's entertaining to watch as Penn bares fangs and madly masticates screenwriter Will Beall's overcooked dialogue. But his shtick quickly wears thin. Give Penn this, though: He imparts a manic energy to a picture that is otherwise pretty pro forma.
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It's 1949 and mob boss Cohen has L.A. under his thumb. The cops and judges are all on his payroll, and any rival who tries to muscle in on his operation gets torn to pieces — literally, in one particular instance early in the movie. What to do?
At the direction of LAPD chief William Parker (Nick Nolte, with a voice like boulders grinding underground), upright war-hero copper Sgt. John O'Mara (Josh Brolin) forms an undercover squad of tough hombres whose assignment is to torch Cohen's ill-gotten loot, trash his bookmaking operation and beat the living crap out of his hirelings. And not to let Cohen and his cronies know that it's cops that are serving up the beatdowns.
His squad mates are kind of a Dirty Half-Dozen — misfits of one sort or another, not keen on authority and not shy about dishing out the rough stuff. They're all stereotypes: the cool-dude black guy, handy with a switchblade (Anthony Mackie); the mustachioed old-school lawman with the old-fashioned six-shooter holstered on his hip (Robert Patrick); the dweeby tech guy who's a whiz with surveillance equipment (Giovanni Ribisi); the fresh-faced Latino trying to win respect in a racist town (Michael Peña); and the slick, cynical Romeo (Ryan Gosling).
And then there's Brolin's O'Mara, square-jawed, humorless, talking in the clipped manner of "Dragnet's" Joe Friday and wearing the same craggy, disapproving expression he wore while channeling Tommy Lee Jones in "Men in Black 3."
Of course, there's a standard-issue femme fatale (Emma Stone, in a red dress slit up the thigh). She and Gosling's character have a thing going, which they both know would get them killed if Cohen ever found out about it, and why he doesn't until very late is one of the great mysteries of the movie. They certainly aren't very secretive about it.
Under the direction of Ruben Fleischer ("Zombieland"), tommy-gun battles abound and historical accuracy goes down in the hail of bullets.
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The agency's CRL reflects the opinion of the scientific advisory committee, which in June said that while it was happy with the overall efficacy of canakinumab, it did have some safety concerns, and suggested that retreatment data would be needed in order to assess the overall safety profile of the drug.
Novartis reported positive data from two Phase III studies evaluating the drug in the treatment of severe gouty arthritis back in May. Regulatory submissions were made in the EU in 2010, and in the U.S., Canada, and Switzerland in the first quarter of 2011.
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Flash mob protest in Tower Hamlets in bid to save Henry Moore's 'Old Flo'
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A 'flash' protest mob turned up at Tower Hamlets Town Hall today to protest against the proposed sale of Henry Moore's Old Flo sculpture.
Mayor Lutfur Rahman has put the 8ft bronze artwork, Draped Seated Woman, up for auction at Christie's, in the face of a public outcry.
Figures from the art world turned up outside the council offices in east London, many dressed as 'Old Flo' draped in shawls sitting on the ground.
A pipe-smoking Henry Moore lookalike even turned up, American artist Jessica Voorsanger, to express her anger.
The flash protest was 'sparked' by lecturer Bob Smith from the London Met University's Cass art school in Whitechapel.
He said: "It's madness to sell this sculpture. Moore took his inspiration from his drawings of people down the air-raid shelters during the Blitz.
"That image is so tied up with the East End's wartime air-raid shelter disaster at Bethnal Green.
"Hitler tried to destroy the East End, while after the war artists like Moore and architects were rebuilding it.
"The vision and foresight of previous generations should not be dismantled and sold off to cover the ineptitude of the Town Hall."
He now plans a campaign to urge auction houses not to accept the sculpture for sale—and might even plan a 'flash' protest if an auction goes ahead.
But Christie's confirmed this afternoon that Tower Hamlets Council had instructed them to offer the sculpture at public auction in February.
The 1.5 tonne work was given to the people of the East End as a 'gift' for a knock-down price in 1962 by the artist to be erected on a working-class council housing estate.
It was put up at Stepney's Stifford Estate where it remained until the estate was pulled down in 1997 and sent to Yorkshire Sculpture Park for "safe keeping" for the past 15 years.


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After a few bumps in the road, Campo Verde got its first "official" season off on the right foot. The Coyotes even left their mark. Or more precisely, the Coyote fans left their mark.
Sophomore quarterback Luke Pineda paced a balanced option attack by throwing for 139 yards and rushing for 123 more – scoring twice on the ground – in Campo Verde's 31-6 victory at Apache Junction on Friday night in the teams' Division III season opener.
The Coyotes played an independent schedule without seniors last year.
Campo Verde sputtered early but got two scoring drives in the second quarter then broke it open late, only allowing an Apache Junction touchdown in the final five minutes.
But the excitement early was in the stands after a small set of bleachers, with a group of Coyote fans, collapsed in the first half. Paramedics responded but only two minor injuries were reported. No cause was given for the collapse.
"We brought a lot of students and we broke the bleachers," Campo Verde coach Max Ragsdale said jokingly. "We packed them in."
Ragsdale returned to his old stomping ground – having coached the Prospectors until leaving in 2009 to start the Campo Verde program.
"It was (weird) being on the other sideline," Ragsdale said.
But he was pleased with Pineda's performance – 11-of-19 passing and 12 rushes, including a nice cut-back 17-yarder for a touchdown with 1:08 left before halftime.
"We did a good job moving the ball," Ragsdale said. "I'm very happy with how we executed for the most part."
Jake Elle added 113 yards rushing and a touchdown for the Coyotes.
Opening night jitters were definitely present. The teams combined for 18 penalties, nearly all of them false start mistakes.
And while Campo Verde found a groove, Apache Junction seemed a bit more challenged.
New coach Justin MacDonald said he was going to install a spread offense in the usually run-oriented Prospector attack.
He was true to his word.
And it didn't look like the offense quite got the hang of it as Brett Darling completed just 4 of 19 passes for 21 yards in the first half. The first possession of the second half was promising, but the sophomore didn't put points on the board until 4:33 was showing and his team trailed by more than four touchdowns.
Still, MacDonald stayed with his game plan and said it will take time.
"It's not about not getting it; we have a sophomore quarterback who is going to be a sophomore sometimes," said MacDonald. "He going to force balls that he shouldn't force and that comes with experience. So it is a work in progress. He is a work in progress, the whole system is a work in progress."
Darling finished the night 10-of-36 with an interception but did hook up with Branden Edwards on a 40-yard scoring pass to get his team on the scoreboard.
In the third quarter drive, Darling found Tyler McCullen twice on slant patterns that were working in the first half. The second one put the Prospectors on the Coyote 30 but on the play McCullen went down, holding his left shoulder. MacDonald said trainers believe he may have broken his collarbone but will have X-rays to confirm.
Apache Junction drove to the 5-yard-line but Darling was sacked and then threw two incomplete passes and the Prospectors did not threaten again until late.


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|GUIDE WIRE TENSION LOSS SENSOR - Systems and devices are described for measuring tension in a guide wire in a tower service lift for ascending and descending wind turbine generator towers. The present disclosure also describes methods for measuring the tension in the guide wire as well as installing a device for measuring the tension in the guide wire.
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|Tower Climbing Assist Device - A climb assist system is disclosed that dynamically adjust the rate and level of assist of a climber as the climber needs may change over the period of traverse of the ladder. A sensor detects the state of a person, such as the load exerted by the climber on a ladder exerts on an assist rope, to provide an upward support force on the climber to compensate the climber's weight. Additionally, a sender is provided to transmit the load data to a receiver and a receiver to receive the data from the sender. A controller interprets the received data and thereafter provides control through a controlled motor and drive to provide energy to the assist rope.
|POWER SENSOR - Disclosed is an apparatus, system, and method for sensing the current supplied to a motorized hoist for raising a maintenance platform and providing an estimate of the operating status of the motor, for example, as stopped, starting, stalled or operating as expected. In various embodiments, measures of voltage and current may be used to determine the operating condition of the hoist and to estimate the magnitude of the applied load. Unintended modes of operation can then be determined so that the conditions can be indicated to the operator and protective measures taken.
|TOWER ELEVATOR ALARM SYSTEM - An elevator within a tower, such as a wind tower, includes a traction or drum type hoist powered by an electric motor where the hoist provides the mechanism to cause the vertical ascent or descent of the elevator. An aspect of the invention is to allow the descent of the elevator to drive the electric motor arranged to act as a generator and provide regenerative braking as well as power to drive an alarm device or devices.
|MULTI-USE HOIST SYSTEM - Apparatus and methods repurpose a personnel hoist from a platform whereby at least one person can stand on said platform such that power applied to said hoist lifts the platform and at least one person. The personnel hoist is repurposed for use in material load applications by attaching it to a frame and attaching the frame to a support structure. As a result, applying power to the hoist then causes it to lift a material load. A wire rope from the personnel hoist is fed through a block to redirect the lift direction of the wire rope from the personnel hoist to lift the material load.
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NY man released after DNA tests, due in Vt. courtMay 15,2013
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MONTPELIER — A suburban New York man released from a life-without-parole sentence after new DNA tests cast doubt on his conviction for killing his wife in a Vermont condominium almost two decades ago is due to be arraigned again in the killing.
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The governing body laid out its detailed findings in a 63-page document released on Friday morning.
The regulatory commission said Terry's explanation for using the words "f*****g black c***" towards Anton Ferdinand was not credible, and his defence was "improbable, implausible and contrived".
Terry admits using the words in question but maintains he was asking Ferdinand if he thought he had said the offensive term to him.
However, the FA report says Terry used the term as an insult, leading them to ban him for four games.
"The commission is entitled to use its collective experience of life and people to judge demeanour," the report reads.
"We have watched the film footage many times. In the critical phase, during which he uses the words, Mr Terry can be seen to be smiling initially, before his facial expression changes to disdainful and contemptuous.
"At no point is his demeanour and facial expression that of someone who is imploring, injured, or even quizzical in the face of an unfounded allegation by Mr Ferdinand that he had just been racially abusive towards him.
"Anger is a conceivable reaction to such an accusation, but at no time does Mr. Terry convey any sense of 'no, I didn't' with his facial expression, or body language.
"In the light of those findings, the commission is quite satisfied, on the balance of probabilities, that there is no credible basis for Mr Terry's defence that his use of the words were directed at Ferdinand by way of forceful rejection and/or inquiry.
"Instead, we are quite satisfied, and find on the balance of probabilities, that the offending words were said by way of insult."
The report adds: "It is not the FA's case that Mr. Terry is a racist. There is a large body of testimonial evidence, including statements from black footballers, to say that he is not."
Explaining the discrepancy between the punishments handed out to Terry and Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, who was banned for eight games, the commission explained that Terry only used the offensive term once.
Suarez was found to have used the word "negro" seven times when racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra.
The report reads: "In contrast with a previous high profile FA disciplinary case involving racial abuse,Terry"s racist insult was issued only once."
In July Terry was cleared of a racially aggravated public order offence by Westminster Magistrates' Court. Terry now has until October 18 to appeal against his FA punishment.
A Chelsea statement read: "We recognise that John has the right to appeal. In view of this it would be inappropriate for us to comment further."
Chelsea's club secretary David Barnard was also criticised in the report (see below). Chelsea said in a statement: "David co-operated fully with the FA at all times. He stands by his evidence and does not accept the criticism that has been made.
"It should also be noted that David was not given the opportunity to give oral evidence to the commission, so we feel any criticism is unjustified."
Other key findings in the Terry report:
- Mr. Laidlaw (FA counsel) described Terry's comments as "perhaps an almost unconscious stream of invective", delivered in anger, and "without thinking through the consequences of what he was about to say."
- The FA counsel cited Terry's dismissal for kicking Barcelona's Alexis Sanchez in the Champions League last season and subsequent denial that he intentionally hurt the player as evidence of his unreliability.
- In further evidence that was not considered by the Magistrates' Court, the commission cited a statement from Terry on October 23, in which the Chelsea captain said "I responded aggressively (to Ferdinand), saying that I never used that term." The commission found this was inconsistent with Terry's explanation.
- The commission said it had "very real concerns" over the part played by Chelsea's club secretary David Barnard, who requested, on behalf of Ashley Cole, to amend the player's draft witness statements. The report found "Mr Barnard's recollections to be materially defective" when discussing the "evolution" of Cole's evidence.
- Barnard sent an email to the FA on November 3 requesting that the word "black" was added to Cole's draft statement. It was not mentioned in his initial interview with the FA. The interview notes and subsequent amendments were regarded as "cogent new evidence" as the Chief Magistrate was not in possession of them in the criminal case.
- The report added that "the new evidence undermines Mr. Cole's corroboration for Mr. Terry's claim that when he used the words "f*****g black c***", he did so by way of forceful rejection/inquiry."
- The commission found "that Mr. Cole did not hear, and could not have believed, understood or misunderstood Mr. Ferdinand to have used the word 'black' or any other word beginning with the word 'B' that had any reference to, or context with, skin colour, race or ethnicity."
- In explaining the sanction of a four-game ban and £220,000 fine, the FA said an aggravating factor was "Mr. Terry's position as an international footballer of exceptional ability playing for one of the best known-teams in the world and, at the time of the offence, captain of both his club and the England national side."
- The FA stated Terry's "conduct undermines the FA's efforts to promote inclusivity, equality and diversity and in combating racism in football."
- Another aggravating factor was that "Mr. Ferdinand makes it plain that he has been badly affected by the incident. He has been the subject of hateful abuse and adverse comments, but has acted with restraint and dignity. He had to give evidence before the Criminal Court, an experience that he did not relish, and was ready to give evidence to the Commission. It was no doubt an ordeal for him."
- A mitigating factor was that "Prior to this offence, Mr. Terry has had a 'clean' disciplinary record for at least the past five years. He has an exceptional disciplinary record for a central defender, receiving only four red cards (none for verbal abuse) during a professional career in which he has played 668 matches."
- Another mitigating factor was that "A significant number of those who are, or have been, involved in the game of professional football have provided character references for Mr. Terry. They include black players who attest to the fact that, as Chelsea club captain, he welcomes every player to the club and looks after them, irrespective of skin colour, race or ethnicity. The statement of Ryan Bertrand is perhaps the most notable."


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