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In its latest April/May 2014 shale gas productivity report, the Energy Information Agency's (EIA) now projects the Marcellus shale formation will lose an estimated 352 million cubic feet per day (Mmcf/d) of shale gas production from legacy wells for May 2014. The EIA report shows well productivity daily losses increasing from 200 Mmcf/d since May 2013. The agency estimates a gain in production from new or recently connected Marcellus shale gas wells of 605 Mmcf/d but only a net gain of 256 Mmcf/d after production losses from legacy wells. Total daily shale gas production in the Marcellus is estimated by the EIA to reach 14,772 MMcf/d for May 2014; a slight increase above April 2014's projected 14,520 MMcf/d. The agency estimates new well productivity is coming from roughly 140 new rigs working the formation.
The report, issued and updated every month and found at http://www.eia.gov/naturalgas/, estimates a net gain in Marcellus production for May 2014 of 253 million cubic feet per day. The EIA's Samuel Gorgan, when contacted by Examiner.com stated, "The legacy production decline is generally driven by the natural decline of the wells in the region. I think of it as, if no new wells started producing this month, total production in the region would decline naturally by that amount. Of course the actual change can either end up significantly lower or higher based on operational issues." The EIA's Gorgan did not define what such "operational issues" affecting Marcellus shale gas production might be.
The Marcellus productivity losses follow the continuing trend of prior EIA reports. The EIA's March report showed an average Marcellus formation loss rate of 320 million cubic feet per day. Production losses have more than double since late 2012 when they averaged around 160 million cubic feet per day. When asked how the Marcellus productivity rates compare to the Texas Barnett shale formation, the second largest shale gas field in the U.S., the EIA's Gorgan responded, "We don't currently have plans to publish analysis of the Barnett. We're primarily interested in publishing analysis of the fastest growing and most commercially important plays …."
Energy analyst, Moshe Ben-Reuven, recently published an extensive analysis on Marcellus shale production rates in part based on available EIA data. He concludes while the Marcellus has produced impressive amounts of shale gas, he believes, "Marcellus proved reserves, along with production rate, allow projection of life span, which is shown far less than the 100 years, closer to 10 years." Ben-Reuven also stated he could not find any physics based formulas, only pro formas, for what the oil and gas industry are claiming in regard to long term per well production estimates. Ben-Reuven's recent analysis can be found at, http://seekingalpha.com/article/2118153-marcellus-shale-through-a-glass-darkly
The Marcellus formation recently became commercially developed in late 2007 and is considered in terms of active production to be one of the newer shale formation plays. Initial estimates of reserves and productivity were purely speculative and primarily driven by in state oil and gas industry paid for front groups. With the formation now having a seven year history of rig counts and actual production and depletion rate data, the EIA is able to estimate trends within the Marcellus formation with growing accuracy. These trend reports are quickly becoming the basis of more independent financial analysis by those outside the oil and gas industry.
The Pennsylvania section of the Marcellus formation has not proven to be a factor in overall U.S. oil production. For the entire year of 2013, the Marcellus in Pennsylvania produced an estimated 350,000 barrels of oil averaging less than 1,000 barrels of oil production per day. The Marcellus formation in total is now averaging less than 3000 new barrels of oil production per day. Depletion rate losses from legacy wells have quickly grown to an average loss of 2000 barrels a day according to the EIA for a net production gain of less than 1000 barrels a day.
As a point of comparison, the U.S. uses roughly 22 million barrels of oil every day. To date, hydraulic fracking technology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydraulic_fracturing, has yet to unlock more recoverable oil in Pennsylvania, the state in which Drake first discovered massive amounts of it back in the late 1800s.


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The EC has cleared Novartis' intraocular antibody therapy Lucentis® (ranibizumab injection) for the treatment of visual impairment caused by diabetic macular edema (DME). Approval was granted on the basis of two trials, Restore and Resolve, which showed that injection of the VEGF-neutralizing antibody-fragment either as monotherapy or in combination with standard of care laser therapy was more effective than laser treatment alone at improving visual acuity.
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With those words Puerto Vallarta came of age, director John Huston's "The Night of the Iguana" putting us on the tourist map 40 years ago - albeit the acting out of actor Richard Burton with Elizabeth Taylor played a leading role. Apparently, fellow cast member Ava Gardener didn't spend her free time knitting either. Even the media that thronged here to tattle on them fell under Puerto Vallarta's romantic spell. Since then, we've been the seductive natural backdrop for more than two-dozen major films of all genres including "Revenge" and "Predator," as well as myriad TV series, "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous," "Wild On" and more.
And the shenanigans continue. Uma Thurman, recently in a movie shot just south of here in Careyes, is said by her publicist to have done in a guy in her hotel room! Mind you, it was during the shoot of the aptly named "Kill Bill." Watch for its release in 2004, along with "Puerto Vallarta Squeeze" filmed you know where. The town's focusing more on the lucrative business of movie making as it matures, the only place in Mexico to officially promote itself as an ideal location. "National Geographic" magazine agrees, naming us one of the world's best.
Capitalizing on the star-studded momentum, and honoring their father who lived happily in his jungle hideaway on the bay for some 20 years, actor siblings Angelica and Danny Huston are behind the upcoming John Huston International Film Festival scheduled for November 2004. They say, and they should know, that with everything Vallarta has to offer Hollywood's elite will want to attend. "And with some hard work and planning, there's no reason this film festival can't be an important, ongoing one rivaling Sundance."
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After his release, he met with two Atlanta producers who were intrigued by constant media attention Brown and famous wife Whitney Houston received.
"I'm not ashamed of any of it," Brown told the New York Times. "I'm not going to run and I'm not going to hide. They're going to talk about me anyway - thank God. I just want to control it."
While the program has bizarre moments, the newspaper reported, it also shows Brown as a doting father and husband.
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Although the root of the self center is the "I" thought, the self center is more involved than that. Living Realization uses the term, "the triangle of the self center," to describe all the 'conceptual stuff' that makes it appear that you are a story in time, like a movie.
The word "triangle" points to the three bundles of thought within that story: past, future, and present resistance. The self center is created and maintained through repeatedly identifying with and emphasizing the thoughts within these three bundles, instead of recognizing awareness as one's real identity. You are that to which thoughts appear and disappear. You are not the thoughts themselves.
Take a moment now and just be aware of the voice in your head. Do this throughout the day, resting in awareness each time you notice the voice. What is the voice telling you about who you are, what has happened to you, and what may or may not happen in the future? Whatever it is telling you, that is your story—your self center. Whatever the content, it isn't ultimately true and it isn't you. See Chapter Nine: Core Story for a more detailed explanation of the content of our stories.
There is no reason to add to, analyze, change, neutralize, or get rid of the story. Just rest as awareness as often as possible, letting all these thoughts be exactly as they are. The movement to add to, analyze, change, neutralize, or get rid of the story just adds more to the voice in your head. It adds additional layers to the story. Relax and just rest, as often as possible, and just be alert to the content of your story. This practice of simply seeing and resting, alone, is tremendously powerful in waking you up out of the sense of being the self center.
1. The Past Bundle
The past is considered "who you are." This bundle of thoughts includes everything you know conceptually about who you are and what life is. More specifically, this bundle includes your name, your identity, details about your family and childhood, your education, history, the roles you play, the titles you wear, and all other aspects of your personal story. This bundle includes all political, religious, spiritual and other ideas, opinions, and beliefs you hold, all of which are also part of your story whether you see it or not. This bundle includes any mental identification you have as a member of a group. When you say, "I am a Christian," "I am a Muslim," "I am a scientist," "I am an American," or "I am a Russian," these are all concepts that provide a sense of being a separate self. They give you identity, separate and apart from others.
This past bundle includes all your ideas about the world and reality itself. Simply stated, the past bundle includes anything that apparently happened in the past or any idea that was formed in the past but that has now been reduced to a memory (i.e., a thought) and become a part of the conceptual story called "me and my life" or "life the way I see it."
The only real point here is that these are all concepts. Everything you think about yourself is just that . . . a thought. It's a learned idea. When we speak and act only from these learned ideas, we are like conditioned puppets, repeating and rehashing ideas that have been given to us. Nothing fresh or new comes into that loop. And so we continue acting within the same repetitive patterns. We continue entering into the same relationships, getting upset at the same things, arguing with the same people, and seeking the same pleasures and achievements in the future. We have no choice. This loop of thought controls our every move.
The bottom line is this: no matter what you think about yourself, it isn't what you are. It is a thought. If you visited Texas, you would not walk up to the "Welcome to Texas" sign and claim adamantly that the sign is Texas itself. The sign is only a sign. It represents or points to something. In the same way, every concept within the past bundle represents or points to something. It points to your real identity, which is present awareness. You would not confuse the "Welcome to Texas" sign with Texas itself. In the same way, Living Realization invites you to stop looking to past concepts for a sense of who or what you presently are. Instead, simply take a moment right now, or any other time throughout the day when it is convenient, and recognize that which is looking, which is awareness itself. In doing this, it becomes clear and obvious that your real identity is the awareness to which all these thoughts appear and disappear.
This discovery has a profound effect on our lives. It naturally provides mental and emotional stability. It resolves an identity crisis we may not even know we were suffering from. In resolving that crisis, life begins to flow naturally and effortlessly. We live in joy and acceptance, instead of frustration, stress, sadness, fear and resistance. And yet, everything is allowed, including frustration, stress, sadness, fear, and resistance. These appearances are no longer seen to happen to a person. They are happening to awareness. Each appearance is seen to be equal, which means that it does the same thing—it appears, hangs around for a while, and then disappears. And awareness has no agenda to add to, change, neutralize, or get rid of the appearances. In the recognition of awareness, all is accepted, good and bad, just as it is.
The main point here is that there is nothing to add to, analyze, know, neutralize, overcome, figure out, get rid of, or do with any of the thoughts that appear from the past bundle. Just recognize that they are all concepts. You are not a concept. As each thought arises, simply notice it. In noticing, you don't let go of the thought. It falls away naturally on its own, resolving itself back into present awareness. It leaves no trace.
If you begin to experience difficulty, frustration, or effort in recognizing awareness and letting all thoughts be as they are, just ask yourself: does it take any effort to let the next thought arise and fall? In seeing that it takes no effort, the next thought is allowed to be just as it is, and the next thought, and the next. Don't force these thoughts to go away. Just take moments of resting in non-conceptual awareness as you notice a thought come to rest naturally on its own, like a snowflake falling to the ground. See that you are this space in which the thoughts come and go. You are the space in which the sense of difficulty, frustration, and effort arise and fall.
2. The Future Bundle
The future is considered "who you are going to become." This bundle of thoughts includes everything you know or think you know conceptually about the future "you." More specifically, this bundle includes stories about the next moment, tomorrow, next week, next year, and the rest of your life. Simply stated, it is anything that you believe needs to happen in the future for you to be more fully yourself or anything that you fear will happen in the future that will threaten your sense of self.
This bundle includes thoughts of future fulfillment with regard to relationships, jobs, career, money, material items, fame, prestige, attention, praise, and acknowledgement. All of these concepts fall under the umbrella of hope. The central, mostly unconscious, fuel behind each idea surrounding hope is as follows: I hope X will happen. If X happens, I will be ok. If X doesn't happen, I won't be OK. And so we try to manipulate appearances, believing ourselves to be this self center, all in an attempt to control future outcomes. We seek towards the future. This is an identity crisis. Hope revolves around the issue of identity. We are looking to the future to know that the self center will be OK. This seeking stops when we realize what we really are—awareness. We see that the future is really nothing more than presently arising thoughts, coming and going to awareness. In that realization, hope is no longer needed. We discover that we are eternally OK right now, and therefore always.
The future bundle is not only about hope. The flipside of hope is fear. The future bundle also includes any fearful thoughts about the future including failure, job loss, financial difficulty, divorce, embarrassment, illness, suffering and death. The central, mostly unconscious, fuel behind each idea surrounding fear is as follows: I fear that Y will happen. If Y happens, I will be threatened or will die. I have to make sure Y doesn't happen. And so we try to manipulate appearances, believing ourselves to be this self center, all in an attempt to control future outcomes. In continuing to think about the future, we are avoiding the fear arising directly in our bodies. See Chapter Four: Emotions for a discussion of facing fear directly instead of trying to control outcomes through thinking. This avoidance of fear in the body keeps us locked in the grip of the future bundle. We are at the mercy of whatever fearful scenario thought conjures up. This is exhausting, mentally and emotionally. On the extreme end, it causes high anxiety and even panic attacks, which make it difficult for us to function in our lives.
In realizing that the future is really only presently arising thought coming and going in what we really are—awareness—we naturally relax. The fear is seen to dissolve into awareness whenever it arises, leaving no trace. We find that we don't have to control outcomes. We can just let appearances be as they are. The voice in our heads starts to quiet. And even if the voice does not quiet, it no longer feels like thought is pointing to a future separate and apart from the awareness in which thoughts of future arise. We find peace with life either way.
The point here is that there is nothing to analyze, know, neutralize, overcome, figure out, get rid of, understand, or do with any of the thoughts that appear from the future bundle, regardless of whether the thoughts surround the notion of hope or fear. Just recognize that they are all concepts. You are not a concept. By continuously entertaining the future bundle, the self center is being maintained. This self feels separate and looks to future for completion. But completion cannot be found in time. Time is merely another thought. In other words, there is no way to entertain the notion of a next moment, a tomorrow, a next month, or a next year without thinking. Each of those is merely a concept appearing and disappearing within present awareness, which is what you really are.
Keep this simple: as each thought about the future appears, simply notice it. In noticing, you don't let go of the thought. It falls away naturally on its own, resolving itself effortless back into present awareness. It leaves no trace because it is not appearing to a story. It is appearing to awareness, which is what you are. Recognizing awareness as your real identity resolves the identity crisis completely. The search for future dissolves in this seeing. Hope is no longer needed. It is seen as a fiction, something that was necessarily only until you realized the freedom and completeness inherent in the recognition of awareness. Fear no longer runs your life. It is seen to be based on a misperception, a future that exists only within a personal story, a self center. When it is seen that the self center is not your real identity, the fear that has been running that story dissolves.
3. The Present Resistance Bundle
The third bundle of thoughts within the triangle is the present resistance bundle. The self center keeps its sense of separation alive by resisting what is happening right now. This bundle of thoughts includes any mental interpretations of the present moment, especially those that are in resistance to your present experience including blaming, complaining, judging, comparing, and any other thought that makes it appear that something that is happening now ought not to be happening. Just notice what is happening in your present experience. Someone or something is bugging you, frustrating you, not moving fast enough, moving too fast, not being attentive enough, getting in your way, being mean, being too nice, not listening enough, or not doing what you want him or her to do. These are all thoughts coming from the self center that believes separation is real, that there really is a person here separate from what is happening "out there." No such separation exists. It's all a mental fiction.
The point here is that there is nothing to analyze, know, neutralize, overcome, figure out, get rid of, understand, or do with any of the thoughts that appear from the present resistance bundle. Just recognize that they are all concepts. You are not a concept. By continuously entertaining thoughts from this bundle, the self center is maintained. This self center is fueled by continuously resisting, through mental interpretation, what is happening in the present moment.
As each thought of present resistance appears, simply notice it. In noticing, you don't let go of the thought. It falls away naturally. It leaves no trace. Notice that awareness is present when the thought falls away. Present awareness is what you are. In recognizing awareness, you see that awareness is naturally and effortlessly accepting of whatever is happening right now. You also see that whatever is happening is an appearance within awareness. You see that no appearance can appear without awareness. This is the seeing that appearances are inseparable from awareness. This is the true meaning of acceptance.
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Collection & Locating Materials
The Law Library owns many audio visual materials. Popular titles ranging from To Kill a Mockingbird to The Firm to Michael Clayton to several television series about lawyers or the practice of law are located on the second floor in the Law, Literature, and Arts collection. If you are interested in a particular title, search MNCAT Discovery Catalog for that title. But there are also many audio visual materials that are related to basic law school courses and still others on topics that may meet a specific research need. There are times when listening or viewing may be more convenient than reading a book. When the most current version of an audiovisual title is on RESERVE, an earlier edition may be in the general collection.
It is possible to locate audio or video titles on a particular topic by doing an Advanced Search on MNCAT Discovery. First, enter the appropriate "subject keywords." Then, if you are looking for audio titles, limit the material type to "audio." Or, if you want a video title, limit the format to "videos." In the "Search Scope" box limit the location to "Law Library." If you are looking for an audio or video by a particular professor, still do an Advanced Search and limit it as described but use the professor's name as the author. The Law Library owns many lectures by faculty but those are not included on this list.
Audio Visual Materials List (by course)
A list of AV Materials for Specific Topics is also available.
1L Courses
2L & 3L Courses
Formats & Viewing/Listening Options
Format of the Law Library's audiovisual titles varies. Some audio titles are on cassette tape, while the more recent ones are available on cd. If you need a cassette tape player, you can check one out at the Library's circulation desk. The list specifies the format, as it does for the video titles, either videocassette or DVD. Under each subject, the audio titles are listed first.
Room 355 in the Law Library has the equipment for playing both video formats; checkout a key to the room at the circulation desk. For both audio and video titles, searching MNCAT Discovery Catalog by title will provide more information about the subject, the occasion for the recording, and the publisher.
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Bankruptcy, Debtor/Creditor Rights & Remedies
Business Associations/Corporations
Civil Procedure
Conflict of Laws
Criminal Law
Constitutional Law
Criminal Procedure
Employment Law
Environmental Law
Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts
See also the titles listed under Trial Practice
*Note that many of Irving Younger's titles have been updated recently by Professional Education Group and re-issued in DVD format. The Law Library usually owns the original versions from the mid-1980's in videocassette format. When we do own the original, the title is marked with an asterisk; search MNCAT Discovery for the exact location of the earlier versions.
Family Law
Human Rights Law
Immigration Law
Intellectual Property
International Criminal Law
International Law
Legal Writing & Research
Professional Responsibility
Property Law
Sales, Leases of Goods & UCC
Securities Law
Trial Practice
See also the titles listed under Evidence.
*Note that many of Irving Younger's titles have been updated recently by Professional Education Group and re-issued in DVD format. The Law Library usually owns the original versions from the mid-1980's in videocassette format. When we do own the original, the title is marked with an asterisk, search MNCAT Discovery for the exact location of the earlier versions.
Other Audio Visual Titles on Specific Topics
Arguments on Abortion: Live Recordings and Transcripts of Supreme Court Oral Arguments on Reproductive Rights. KF3771.A74x 1995. (audiocassette)
The Right Focus on...: Beyond Age Discrimination, 2010. JC599.U52 M62x 2010. (videodisc)
Appellate Procedure
Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges, 2009. RESERVE KF8870.S241x 2009. (sound discs)
Art Museums
The Art of the Steal, 2010. Reserve N675.A78x 2010. (videodisc)
Brown v. Board of Education
Beyond Brown: Pursuing the Promise, 2004. KF4155.B765x 2004. (DVD)
Richard B. Cheney
Cheney's law, 2007. RESERVE E92.C446x 2007. (DVD)
City Planning
New Metropolis Minnesota, 2011. HT352.U6 N472x. (DVD)
Civil Rights
A Class Apart: a Mexican American Civil Rights Story, 2009. F395.M5 C53x 2009. (DVD)
Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Movement, narrated by Julian Bond, 2006. RESERVE E185.61.E94x 2006. (DVD)
Soul of Justice: Thelton Henderson's American Journey, 2005. KF373.H45 S68x 2005. (DVD)
Civil Rights - Japanese Americans
Fighting for Justice: the Coram Nobis Cases, 1999. KF7224.5.F54x 1999. (videocassette)
Competition, International
In China's Shadow: the Crisis of American Entrepreneurship, 2007. (University Law School Lecture). RESERVE HC106.83.H86x 2007 & ARCHIVES KF209.L38x 2007:1. (DVD)
*Irving Younger, Discovery, introduction & update by Steve Easton, 2004. RESERVE KF8900.Y68x 2004. (DVD)
Electronic Commerce
Dot Com Millionaires, 2000. RESERVE HD9696.8.U62 D68x 2000. (videocassette)
Startup.com, 2001. RESERVE PN1997.2.X73x 2001. (DVD)
Evolution - Study & Teaching
Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial, 2008. KF228.K589 J83s 2008. (DVD)
The Right Focus On...: Crime, Justice and Second Chances, 2010. JC599.U52 M622x 2010. (videodisc).
Gibbons v. Ogden
Gibbons v. Ogden, 1977. KF4606.G53x 1977. (videocassette)
Envisioning a More Democratic Global System, 2007. RESERVE JZ1319.E48x 2007. (DVD)
Alger Hiss
*Irving Younger, The Trial of Alger Hiss, 2008. (Classic Speeches on Law & Life). RESERVE KF224.H57 Y68x 2008. (DVD)
Indians of North America
We Shall Remain: America Through Native Eyes, 2009. E77.W4x 2009. (DVD)
Interviewing in Law Practice
Client Counseling Competition Championship Round, 2006/2007-2010/2011. RESERVE KF311.C545x 2007, KF311.C457x 2009, KF311.C55x 2011. (DVD)
Judicial Process
*Irving Younger, On Judicial Opinions Considered as One of the Fine Arts, 2008. (Classic Speeches on Law & Life). RESERVE KF250.Y68x 2008. (DVD)
CBS Reports: Enter the Jury Room, 1997. KF9680.Z9 C37x 1997. (videocassette)
Justice, Administration of
Essays in Justice, 1994. KF4749.E87x 1994. (videocassette)
Kansas State Board of Education
Kansas v. Darwin: a Documentary about the Kansas evolution hearings, 2007. KFK395.7 K36x 2007. (DVD)
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy, Attorney General, 1996. E840.8.K4 R63x 1996. (videocassette)
Law Examinations
Steven Bracci, Exam Skills: Essay Writing, 1996. RESERVE KF283.B73 1996. (audiocassette)
Multistate CD Review, 2000. RESERVE KF283.M846 2000. (CD)
Law in Literature
Susan Sage Heinzelman, Representing Justice: Stories of Law and Literature, 2006. PN56.L33 H45x 2006. (DVD)
Law Offices - Accounting
Jay G. Foonberg, Lawyer Trust Accounts, 2001. KF320.A2 F665x 2001. (videocassette)
Law Schools
Arthur R. Miller, The Ten Commandments for Law School Success, 1996. RESERVE KF283.M54x 1996. (audiocassette)
Critical Choices: Education Decisions for the Next Generation of Lawyers, 2004. KF264.C75x 2004 & RESERVE KF264.C75x 2004. (DVD)
The Trials of Law School, 2006. RESERVE KF287.T75x 2006. (DVD)
Law - Study and Teaching
Jurist Voices: Stories from the Bench and Bar, 2001. K115.J87x 2001. (videocassette)
Marbury v. Madison
Marbury v. Madison, 1977. KF4575.Z9 M37x 1977. (videocassette)
McCulloch v. Maryland
McCulloch v. Maryland, 1977. KF6738.B2 M33x 1977. (videocassette)
Minnesota Court of Appeals
Doing Minnesota Justice: the Story of the Minnesota Court of Appeals, 2008. KFM5914.A66 D65x 2008. (DVD)
Walter F. Mondale
Forum with Vice President Walter F. Mondale: civility in Law and Public Discourse, 2011. ARCHIVES E840.8.M66 F67x 2011. (DVD)
Fritz: the Walter Mondale Story: A Documentary Film, 2008. ARCHIVES & RESERVE E840.8.M66 F75x 2008. (DVD)
Ralph Nader
An Unreasonable Man, 2007. RESERVE E840.8.N33 U57x 2007. (DVD)
Effective negotiation techniques series, 1982. KF9084.E34x 1982. (videocassette)
Negotiation demonstrations series, 1982. KF9084.N44x 1992. (videocassette)
The Stanford Video Guide to Negotiating: the Sluggers Come Home, 1997. RESERVE HD58.6.S73x 1997. (DVD)
Winners (Don't) Take All: Creating and Claiming Value in Negotiation, 2002. RESERVE HD58.6.W56x 2002. (DVD)
Nuremberg Trial
Nuremberg and the Rule of Law: a Fifty Year Verdict; Future Verdicts on Nuremberg: What Mechanisms Should Enforce Humanitarian Law, 1995. KZ1176.5.N87x 1995. (videocassette)
The Nuremberg Trial, 1997. KZ1176.5.N87x 1997. (videocassette)
Privacy, Right of
J.M. Balkin, The National Surveillance State, 2006. RESERVE KF1262.B35x 2006 & ARCHIVES KF209.L38x 2006:6. (DVD)
Introducing Positive Psychology, 2004. RESERVE BF204.6.I58x 2004. (DVD)
Race Discrimination
True Colors, 1996. RESERVE E185.615.T78 1996. (videocassette)
Religion and Law
Sarah Barringer Gordon, The Spirt of the Law: Religion and the Constitution in Modern America, 2010. ARCHIVES KF209.L37x 2010 no.1. (DVD)
Reparation (Criminal Justice)
Restorative Justice: for Victims, Communities & Offenders, 1997. RESERVE HV8688.R496x 1997. (videocassette)
RJR Nabisco (Firm)
Barbarians at the Gate, 1993. RESERVE PN1997.B37xs 1993. (DVD)
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Scopes Trial
Inherit the Truth: the Scopes Trial: the Story as You've Never See It, 2007. KF224.S3 I54x 2007 & RARE BOOKS (DARROW COLLECTION) KF224.S3 I54x 2007. (DVD)
Monkey Trial, 2002. KF224.S3 M66x 2002. (videocassette)
*Irving Younger, The Trial of Socrates, the Congress of the United States, and Us, 2008. (Classic Speeches on Law & Life). RESERVE KF389.Y682x 2008. (DVD)
Martha Stewart
Guilty as Charged, 2004. RESERVE KF225.S74 G85x 2004. (videocassette)
Not a Good Thing, 2003. RESERVE HV6766.S74 N68x 2003. (videocassette)
Sustainable Development
Robert D. Bullard, Poverty, Pollution & Public Health: Strategies for Building Just and Sustainable Communities, 2003. ARCHIVES KF209.C66x 2003:8. (DVD)
United States Supreme Court
2007 Supreme Court Preview, 2007. RESERVE KF9057.S83x 2007. (DVD)
Lessons of Bork and Thomas, 2004. RESERVE KF8742.L475x 2004. (DVD)
William H. Rehnquist, Jurists in Residence, 1984. (University Law School Lecture). ARCHIVES KF209.L38x 1984:7. (DVD)
Sex and Justice: the Highlights of the Anita Hill/Clarence Thomas Hearings, 1993. KF8745.T48 S49x 1993. (videocassette)
Sexual Harassment Hearing Compilation (Clarence Thomas hearings), 2004. RESERVE KF8745.T48.S495x 2004. (DVD)
The Supreme Court: Home to America's Highest Court, 2009. KF8742.S916x 2009. (DVD)
The Supreme Court, narrated by David Strathairn, 2007. RESERVE KF8742.S86x 2007. (DVD)
Supreme Court Preview, 2007. RESERVE KF9057.S83x 2007. (DVD)
Supreme Court Justices: Sandra Day O'Connor and Stephen Breyer, 2004. RESERVE KF4550.S87x 2004. (DVD)
Wealth - Moral and Ethical Aspects
The One Percent, 2007. HB835.O54x 2007. (DVD)
Women Fire-Fighters
Taking the Heat: the First Women Firefighters of New York City, 2005. RESERVE HD8039.F52 U56x 2005. (DVD)
Women Offshore Assembly Industry Workers - Mexico
Maquilapolis=City of Factories, 2006. RESERVE HD6101.Z6 T54x 2006. (DVD)


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The reigning Eastern Champion Princeton women's water polo team was tabbed No. 10 in the Collegiate Water Polo Association's (CWPA) 2013 Preseason Women's Varsity National Top 20 Poll, it was announced Wednesday.
Coming off their most successful season in program history, the Tigers went 29-6 and opened the year with a 14-game winning streak. Princeton returns 13 letterwinners, while welcoming four freshmen to the lineup.
The Tigers are slated to face nine ranked teams, beginning with No. 4 California on Friday, Feb. 8 at the three-day Princeton Invitational. The squad will play in multiple regional tournaments before heading to Southern California to participate in the San Diego State Invite and LMU Invite over spring break in mid-March.
The Southern Championship will run from Apr. 13-14 at Brown in Providence, R.I., followed by the Eastern Championship two weeks later. The Tigers will vie for their second consecutive and third overall Eastern title at the Michigan-hosted conference championship from Apr. 26-28 in Ann Arbor.


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In its Progress report on the action which the Council of Europe could usefully carry out in the field of the fight against terrorism which the GMT adopted at its 3rd meeting, which took place in Strasbourg, on 10-11 April 2002, the GMT referred to the protection of witnesses and "pentiti".
The topic was described as follows:
The protection of witnesses and pentiti is an essential part of the fight against terrorism. Indeed, there is an increasing risk that witnesses are subjected to intimidation and, as a result, the criminal justice system might fail to bring offenders to trial and obtain a judgment because witnesses are effectively discouraged from testifying freely and truthfully.
The European Court of Human Rights has delivered several judgments, in particular, on the issue of anonymous witnesses (see, for instance, the Kostovski case).
At the same time, there is growing recognition of the special role of witnesses and, particularly, of pentiti, in criminal proceedings and that their evidence is often crucial to securing the conviction of offenders. It is therefore of the utmost importance for States to protect witnesses against such interference by providing them with specific measures of protection that effectively ensure their safety. In doing so, States should be guided, when formulating their internal legislation and reviewing their criminal policy and practice, by the principles appended to Recommendation R(97)13 concerning the intimidation of witnesses and the rights of the defence. It should be borne in mind that this Recommendation concerns (i) the protection of pentiti and (ii) the balance between the right of the defence and the protection of witnesses. It is clear that the 1997 Recommendation does not contain a comprehensive (procedural and non procedural) set of measures to protect witnesses in terrorist cases. It has indeed a very specific scope and does not cover, for instance, the question of those persons who are supporting terrorist activities without participating in the commission of criminal offences, and who might decide to collaborate with the criminal justice system. In addition, it is often difficult, in particular in small countries, properly and effectively to protect witnesses and pentiti. There is therefore a need to strengthen international co-operation in this field.
In this context, it should also be recalled that Article 221 of the Criminal Law Convention on Corruption (ETS 173) and Article 232 of the Second Additional Protocol to the European Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters (ETS 182) deal with the question of the protection of collaborators of justice and witnesses.
The GMT proposed the following action :
The GMT recommended to the Committee of Ministers that it be given the task to examine, in co-operation with the European Committee on Crime Problems (CDPC), the possibility of developing guidelines and, if necessary, a convention to strengthen the protection of witnesses and of pentiti, including through an improved international co-operation in this area, taking due account of Recommendation R(97)13. It could also be considered to develop a comprehensive scheme for protecting witnesses and pentiti, which apply to organised crime and other related criminal activities as well.
Final report of activities of the GMT regarding the proposals for follow-up to the 110th session of the Committee of Ministers (Vilnius, 3 May 2002)
On the basis of the terms of reference it received by the Committee of Ministers at its 109th Session in November 2001, the Multidisciplinary Group on international action against terrorism (GMT) finalised, for the attention of the Committee of Ministers at its 110th Session (Vilnius, 3 May 2002), a Progress Report on the action which the Council of Europe could usefully carry out in the field of the fight against terrorism (CM(2002)57). This Progress Report contains (i) a report on the "state of affairs" of the discussions on the update of the 1977 Convention on the Suppression of terrorism, (ii) an indication of the need to provide for a simple, flexible and specific follow-up mechanism in the field of terrorism in order to enhance the efficiency of Council of Europe's action in this area and (iii) proposals for legal and policy actions to be undertaken, if so decided by the Committee of Ministers, by the Council of Europe in this field.
In the Final Communiqué of the 110th session, the Ministers:
- "took note with satisfaction of the first report of the Multidisciplinary Group on international action against Terrorism (GMT) set up last November;
- expressed their political will that efforts be sustained in the areas identified by the GMT, including the strengthening of international cooperation, through the updating of the 1977 European Convention on the suppression of terrorism;
- reaffirmed their support for the Organisation's efforts to combat terrorism, in particular through examining the possibility of setting up a specific follow-up mechanism to the Council of Europe's action in this field;
- accordingly, instructed the GMT to prepare a draft protocol to the European Convention on the suppression of terrorism, and noted that a new report will be submitted to them for their next session."
The Deputies, at their 795th meeting on 14-15 May 2002, on the basis of the Communiqué of the 110th Session, of the "Vilnius Declaration on Regional Co-operation and the Consolidation of Democratic Stability in Greater Europe" and of the Conclusions of the Chair, and in the light of the interventions made by the Ministers on 3 May 2002, inter alia, "instructed the Secretariat and the relevant experts' committees (in particular the GMT and the CDDH), as well as their Working Group GT-Dialogue, to continue their work in the field of the contribution of the Council of Europe to the international action against terrorism and to report back when appropriate".
Following these decisions, the Ministers' Deputies, at their 796th meeting, when considering the Abridged Report of the 3rd meeting of the GMT, held an exchange of views on the future of the GMT and raised a number of questions, incorporated into a letter dated 28 May 2002 by the Chairman of the Ministers' Deputies to the Chair of the GMT.
The letter addresses the following main 5 questions, which will be dealt with in the second part of this document:
(a) indicate the order of priorities of the future actions by the GMT,
(b) explain how the GMT intends to develop its proposals,
(c) make proposals on which body has to implement and develop the actions proposed,
(d) establish a time-table to implement the proposals for actions,
(e) make proposals on the follow up of the implementation of the GMT proposals.
The Final Report of the GMT took as a basis the Progress Report on the action which could usefully be carried out by the Council of Europe in the field of the fight against terrorism, which was presented at the 110th Session of the Committee of Ministers in Vilnius on 3 May 2002 (see document CM(2002)57).
Since the Progress Report dealt already with the content of the various proposals, the Final Report addressed only the questions put forward by the Deputies.
The GMT insisted on the importance of a multidisciplinary approach in the field of the fight against terrorism by the setting up of the PC-PW.
The GMT proposed that the aim of the activity on the protection of witnesses and of pentiti in relation to acts of terrorism should be the development of guidelines and, if necessary, a convention to strengthen the protection of witnesses and of pentiti in cases of terrorism, including through an improved international co-operation in this area, taking due account of Recommendation No. R(97)13. It could also be considered to develop a comprehensive scheme for protecting witnesses and pentiti, which apply to organised crime and other related criminal activities as well.
This question being relevant to all crimes could be dealt with by the European Committee on crime problems (CDPC), in co-operation with the CDDH and the CDCJ and the first part of its implementation should be completed by the end of 2003.
This Final report was submitted at the 111th Ministerial Session of the Committee of Ministers.
The Final communiqué of this session referred inter alia to the International action against terrorism and stated:
Recent events, including the hostage taking in Moscow, confirmed the magnitude of the threat and the necessity for increased co-operation between Council of Europe member states in the fight against terrorism which has to remain a top political priority.
On the basis of a report by the Secretary General (SG/Inf(2002)43), the Ministers assessed progress on each of the three cornerstones they had defined a year before for the Council of Europe contribution to a UN-led international action against terrorism: intensifying legal cooperation to combat terrorism, safeguarding fundamental values, investing in democracy.
The Ministers expressed their appreciation of the work accomplished by the Multidisciplinary Group on Terrorism (GMT). They were pleased to note that, following the instruction they had given at their Vilnius session (May 2002), work to update the European Convention on Suppression of Terrorism had been completed. They approved the content of the Draft Protocol amending the Convention (document CM(2002)149 revised) and instructed their Deputies to proceed to the adoption of that instrument, in the light of an opinion by the Parliamentary Assembly, as soon as possible in 2003. The Ministers also noted with satisfaction the priority areas for Council of Europe action identified by the GMT and instructed their Deputies to give the necessary follow-up.
The Ministers stressed the importance of the "Guidelines on human rights and the fight against terrorism" adopted on 11 July 2002, which were the first legal international document of this type designed to help States in finding the right balance between the requirements of efficiently protecting society and the preservation of fundamental rights and freedoms.
The Ministers confirmed their strong belief that intercultural and inter-religious dialogue, a welcome process in itself, could indeed contribute both to reducing certain causes of terrorism and the support from which it may benefit. They gave their full support to the new projects launched by the Council of Europe designed to promote such dialogue. Ministers valued efforts made by the North-South Centre to enlarge the scope of this dialogue in the Mediterranean. They also encouraged the Secretary General to pursue contacts with the Arab League and the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC), with a view to developing co-operation in this respect, taking into account the results of the Istanbul Forum. Lastly, they welcomed the efforts and initiatives of the Council of Europe and its member states, as well as the European Union, the OSCE and other institutions, with a view to promoting intercultural and inter-religious dialogue.
The Committee of Ministers endorsed the priorities defined by the GMT and as a result, the Committee of Ministers adopted the specific terms of reference for the PC-PW.


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Lets say you have AxB=AxC for the sets A, B, and C. Does it then follow that B=C?
I think it does, because for AxB to = AxC, B and C must be identical sets. How can I prove that B=C? (I'm having trouble with all proofs for sets btw, so this may be something trivial).
I'm approaching the proof by first trying to define what AxB=AxC really means:
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Posted on Beginner Singers, Classical Singers, Hobby Singers, Professional Singers, Rock Singers
Here in this video is a great example of what you can do when you have a voice problem. Many people experience vocal hoarseness, vocal fatigue, even serious vocal dysfunctions. As you know, a home study course can never claim to be a substitute for medical advice. However, realize that no doctor or coach will ever heal a problem. YOU are the person who does the healing.
You heal a problem by developing greater awareness, advanced knowledge of how to deal with the problem and then you follow through. In this video, Felix shares his story of how he has dramatically improved from the problem he encountered. His story is very common and hopefully this helps you to understand how to improve your voice.
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william gunn
04. Aug, 2010
this is amazing, i really want to do your program per,my concern is as a lot of folk's is payment, i live on social security and only receive $755.00 a ,month it is not really enough to have a real daily existence without serious budgeting! affording to do your or anyone's program
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04. Aug, 2010
It sounds to me like this is going to be a great program even for me. I tend to use my throat and then when I get nervous the throat tires and the voice disappears. However, the summertime is just too busy and hot but I am almost sure I will get the program in the fall.
05. Aug, 2010
Hi, what a great video. I am looking forward to singing again I used to yodel with my Dad, and then he stopped and so I stopped. Since I have become spiritual, my Dads spirit told me he stopped because he realised I was getting better than he was. What a shame I didn't believe in myself more. But during the years I did some singing, but never really believed in myself. But now I have hope for me. I look forward to singing with my husband. Thank you for giving me hope.
Rue (New Zealand)
07. Aug, 2010
Your videos helped me. Thank you so much!
Robert Bradshaw
13. Aug, 2010
A good point that Per Bristow brings to attention is the counterproductive exercise of ascending scales.
And singing in tune.
I experienced my early teachers requiring me to sing ascending scales with the throat tightening and flat top note or forced sharp one.
It must be your ear although I could whistle it or sing in falsetto perfectly in tune !
17. Aug, 2010
Hello. Could you please make a video on how to sing all the notes without sounding nasal? It makes my voice sound so awful. I can hit all the notes with power and stuff, but it still sounds really nasal and I want to get rid of that problem as soon as possible. PLEASE make a video to help me with my problem. Thanks
19. Aug, 2010
are there any videos on how to sing high notes?


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One of this summer's most refreshing singles to hit airwaves, comes from Magic!, with their seasonal Reggae infused hit, "Rude." The song emits a breezy Caribbean vibe that is infectious, and leaves you humming the melody, regardless of your musical preference. Magic!, comprised of frontman and award winning songwriter Nasri Atweh, Mark Pelli on guitar, Alex Tanis on drums and Ben Spivak on bass, have done exactly what their name implies. Fusing several genres absent from today's current music scene; such as Reggae, Rock and Alternative, they have given relevance to the rebirth of a new format that complements the Pop platform.
Magic!'s debut album Don't Kill The Magic, dropped last week, adding some audio heat to the already sizzling temps. I caught up with Atweh just before the release on July 1, 2014 and he told me, "We can talk about everything. Magic! is an open book. There's no secrets here." So we did, from t-shirts, to touring and how Magic! honed in on their unique style. The artist behind the music is truly as genuine as the original songs they have created.
Proving so, Atweh began by explaining that regardless of the fact that they have a No. 1 hit on multiple continents with their first single "Rude," what stands out to date as his defining moment is something far more foundational.
I honestly say, meeting Mark was it. I'd say the intimate moment between us as musicians was the defining moment and knowing that there is a real musical partner. And meeting Alex and I remember meeting Ben too, meeting my bandmates, you know. Those were the moments that I'll carry."
From the beginning, Magic! kept their mission simple,
It started off with the basic, let's just all be on the same page as a band and let's do a modern day Police."
From there, the Grammy winning songwriter and his band, spread their wings inspired by multiple artists and genres. Elaborating,
We started there and then I said, 'You know what are the influences of The Police and where are they getting their vibe from?'"
That musing, led him to listen to Bob Marley, who he found had a lot of similarities in lifestyle from athletics to songmanship.
I mean, I don't have thirteen kids or smoke weed, but other than that, there was an energy."
From there, the band incorporated influences from Sting's sensual vibe and added in riffs and melodies inspired by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. That combination is what made Magic! musically, in quite a literal and figurative sense.
I've always tried to stay very open creatively. I'm definitely a student of music and sometimes you've got to do some homework to make something that you envision."
Having a genre bending hit single like "Rude" to lead off your artistry is quite an accomplishment and one that has eluded many in the industry, including seasoned veterans. When I asked the Canadian born songster what had changed most for the band since their single became an international sensation, he replied in good humor.
The thing that always pops into my mind when I think of what has changed, and I know it sounds silly, is I have to buy so many shirts! It's kind of ridiculous! As a frontman, I feel like I want to not only show people great music, but I want to look funky and have fun doing it. So, I have a lot of shirts. I finally figured out a few places I could go to buy these shirts and its working out. My answer is shirts and I'm going to leave it there."
In response to my insinuation that they have quite brilliantly reincarnated several genres simultaneously with their fresh sound he was honest, saying,
We didn't really know we were doing that. We were just having fun and kind of got bored of all the dance music and all that stuff going on when we started the band. We were just like, you know what, we grew up with way cooler music than what's out right now."
For the remainder of the year, you can find the band making multiple TV appearances including on "The View" and "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon," among others. They will also hit the road in support of the release of their album, Don't Kill The Magic.
We want people to grow with us and feel it from the earth.We understand 'Rude' is going to be No. 1 soon on Billboard from what they are saying to us, but we still want to play our 100 shows for smaller crowds before we dive into the big crowds. So that's what we're doing, everybody supports that vision."
In addition to that they will be opening for Maroon 5 for several shows and Atweh confided that several other bands have mentioned booking them to open as well.
With all the hype surrounding the band, it would be very easy to get swept up in the current of the industry. But not for this songwriter and frontman who candidly concedes,
I just want to be an artist."
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If you use MySQL, you may want to give OpenSolaris a try. Why? It's open source and has great features, like ZFS and DTrace, which make life a lot easier for MySQL DBAs.
- ZFS is a 128-bit file system that automates common administrative tasks, protects data from corruption, provides compression, and allows for adding and removing storage easily (just to name a few things its capable of). It is great for MySQL deployments in that DBAs can add or remove storage without restarting the database and fast snapshots are a breeze. Additonally, ZFS shows better performance than UFS. See these results performed by MySQL.
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Chelsea, 5 june, 1848—
Dear Sir,
After some delay, I have had that matter of the Dudley-Wyatt Letter and Mr Hartshorne looked into at the Museum, by a sure hand; and, last night, got final report upon it.1
The reference to "Harl. Mss. 7053," it wd seem, leads to nothing whatever; merely indicates the place (Book, Chapter and verse) whence Hartshorne took (or rather might have taken) his Note, which he has printed accurately, without adding a word of his own, either at the beginning or the end. That is all. The "N.B." too belongs to Harl. Mss. No 7053,—which is a Volume consisting of "detached excerpts chiefly or wholly from the Baker Mss.," copied at what date I did not ascertain.2
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After a lamentable showing over Northern Rock, the UK parliament's Treasury committee made a decent fist of dragging the bosses of RBS and HBOS over the coals. But although the politicians landed the most blows, the bankers fought their corner.
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Family and friends attend the funeral of teens Alexander and Bridget Jones, who died when a Swanston Street wall collapsed.PT0M0S 620 349
Hundreds of friends, family and school students have gathered for a service in Melbourne's north-east to farewell Alexander and Bridget Jones.
The siblings, who were both studying Arts at Melbourne University, died after a brick wall collapsed onto the Swanston Street footpath during high winds on March 28.
The mourners included the family of French researcher, Marie-Faith Fiawoo, 33, who was also killed in the accident which is now being investigated by the Coroner, WorkSafe and the Building Commission.
Alexander Jones with his sister Bridget.
It was standing room only at Diamond Valley Baptist Church in Plenty this morning, with the service also shown on a screen in an adjoining hall.
Civil celebrant Sonia White read a message from parents, Sue and Ian Jones, who paid tribute to the children they also regarded as friends.
"We will never forget the moments that only parents get to experience: the sound of little feet running to our bedroom too early on Christmas Day..."
Messages passed out to mourners at the funeral of Alexander and Bridget Jones.
Ms White said Sue and Ian Jones thanked those who helped try to save their children on Swanston Street after the wall collapsed, emergency services, and staff at the Royal Melbourne Hospital where Bridget fought for her life for three days before succumbing to her injuries.
The two coffins sat facing each other, covered in flowers and framed portraits. Friends and relatives placed mementos on top of each: two signed Carlton Football Club jumpers, and Bridget's runners - "because she particularly loved to run in the evenings".
Sue Jones also placed a silver locket, the same one she had given her daughter on her high school graduation last year.
Forever loved: hundreds farewell wall victims
Hundreds of friends, family and school students have gathered for a service in Melbourne's north-east to farewell Alexander and Bridget Jones. The siblings, who were both studying Arts at Melbourne University, died after a brick wall collapsed onto the Swanston Street footpath during high winds on March 28. Photo: Wayne Taylor
Mourners heard Alexander, 19, was a "true gentleman".
Supported by four friends, Alexander's friend Jason said the 2011 Montmorency Secondary College school captain, nicknamed Zander, was "a role mode for so many of us" who fitted more into his short life than most did in an entire lifetime.
Principal Allan Robinson said "this is the saddest public moment I can imagine".
Siblings Alexander and Bridget were killed when a wall collapsed on them in Swanston Street.
He praised Alexander and Bridget's tutoring and mentoring of students even after they had left Montmorency, and recalled the day Alexander arrived well before 9am to paint over graffiti before school guests arrived.
He said the pair embodied the school's values of courage, achievement, trust, happiness, team-work and friendship.
"Zander and Bridget, for us you will be forever young, forever admired and forever loved", Mr Robinson said.
Eighteen-year-old Bridget Jones was remembered as "the real Bridget Jones".
Celebrant Ms White said the "loving and affectionate, vivacious and loyal" young woman was "the daughter Sue and Ian always wanted".
A photo montage set to Coldplay's ''Viva la Vida'' showed the siblings camping, swimming, at parties and with friends. Ian had been preparing the slide show for Bridget's 21st birthday.
During a reflective silence the only noises were the creaking pews, sniffs and a heaving intake of breath. Then Alex Lloyd's ''Amazing'' struck up and the pair were escorted from the church by friends.
As the service concluded mourners formed a guard of honour hundreds of people long as the Jones family led the two white hearses away for a private cremation.


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Layne Stank, of Menominee, flies over a jump during the first ever Snowmobile Drag Race and Hill Climb on Sunday at Big Powderhorn Mountain in Bessemer.
BESSEMER — Drivers from all over the Midwest traveled to Bessemer over the weekend to participate in the first ever Snowmobile Drag Race and Hill Climb on Saturday and Sunday at Big Powderhorn Mountain.
According to Bruce Noren, general manager at Powderhorn, the weather was key in making the event successful.
"We had really great weather today (Sunday)," Noren said. "So that helped."
The event is one of many snowmobile-themed events in the area, and according to Noren, each event is great for the entire community.
"With the Sno-cross event at Blackjack and the ice oval races, it's nice to see snowmobile events coming back to the area," Noren said. "With each of those events, participants are staying in the area and helping to boost the community. It's nice to see us re-establishing ourselves as the snowmobile capital."
Saturday featured snowmobiles traveling over 110 mph in the drag races, while Sunday showed drivers using different skills to maneuver up the face of the mountain.
The event may continue next year, if Mother Nature cooperates, Noren said.
"We'll see how this plays out," Noren said. "It's nice to have these events because they utilize the hill in a different way. It's a great way to have people come out on a spring day."
If the weather does cooperate, the drags races and hill climb might only be the start to other snowmobile-featured events.
"We've been contacted about hosting a cross-country snowmobile event," Noren said. "That hasn't been finalized yet."
As for this event, Noren was thankful to everyone for trying it out.
"We want to thank our competitors for participating, the spectators for coming out and everyone who just supported the event," Noren said.
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You just have to love good satire.
You just have to love good satire.
Sorry for the absence. More on that soon. Right now, I have the unhappy task of informing you the McCloud River appears to have turned to mud (the following from PG&E):
Turbid water on the McCloud River is being caused by mud flows from Mud Creek. During dry years, the Konwakiton (Mud Creek) glacier on the south side of Mount Shasta is very exposed with the low snow accumulation and the excessive glacier melt begins carving through deep ash deposits on the mountain. This "river of mud" is a natural occurrence during low snow years and has occurred seven times in the past 100 years. The worst occurrences were in 1924, 1926 and 1930, all very dry years.
Mud Creek flows into the McCloud River upstream of PG&E's McCloud Reservoir (see attached photo taken by PG&E this morning). As the muddy water is heavier, it flows to the bottom of the reservoir and is spilled out of the dam's lower outlets. However, the reservoir is showing signs of increased turbidity near the surface.
When this happens, it tends to happen for weeks, if not months.
Thus, today's post is a lesson in both physics and disappointment.
Unfortunately, in addition to a record drought, we're suffering a near-record heat wave. All my nearby little streams?
Too low. And too hot. Hell, some of them aren't even trickling.
Which means I'm done with all the nearby little stuff until Fall. (And yes, it causes physical pain to say that.)
Normally, we get a week or two of 100 degree temps. Last year, I think we ran the heat pump in reverse (as an air conditioner) a total of ten days.
This year, it's been running for the last three weeks. And it's only July (it normally gets ugly in August).
Given the intense heat and utter lack of moisture in the vegetation (foresters call it "fuel" for a reason), a county-wide conflagration could begin if someone produces a particularly vicious fart (much less a spark from a match or car).
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What do world class high performance vehicles and US Olympic bobsleds have in common? More than one would think. The easy answers are speed, sleek design, aerodynamics, and award wins.
Now, the US Olympic sliders can proudly ride on US made equipment, too. Just as Great Britain has tapped McLaren, and Italy has picked the brains of Ferrari engineers to tune up bobsleds, The US Olympic Committee finally decided to go American made using BMW technology to design to build bobsleds and luge, and skeleton sleds. The US two man bobsledders haven't won gold since 1936.
The state of the art BMW Designworks facility outside Los Angeles has already met design expectations. US bobsled teams have swept podiums in recent World cup events. Michael Scully, designer of high-performance cars for BMW, and a member of a four man bobsled team, said that the design process took two years and 14 simulations.
After testing two prototype bobsleds, BMW Designworks presented the final result in October 2013: a significantly smaller, more aerodynamic design. Using lighter materials like carbon fiber freed up about 15 pounds. The engineers had to add the weight back to the sled to meet the 374-pound minimum weight requirement, but they were able to place the pounds more strategically, shifting the center of gravity and improving the steering.
Luge sleds also went through changes. From 2007- 2011 over twenty material changes were implemented to shave thousandths of seconds off sliding times, which can mean a podium finish.
Once the materials were narrowed down, the sled – and the athletes – underwent hours of wind tunnel testing, which helps researchers understand how air travels over the athletes at different points of the race. They also used smoke to visualize the airflow.
The skeleton athletes also took their turn in a wind tunnel to test the new ProtoStar V5 sled. "That was quite an experience," says team member Matt Antoine. "There is a lot of science that goes into it. Even if we're only finding a couple of hundredths here or there, it makes a huge difference."
The group from ProtoStar Engineering worked with the company Machine Tek to determine the best materials, looking to build a sled that was lightweight and flexible on curves yet stiff enough that the frame wouldn't bend under forces upwards of 4 or 5G -- the equivalent of 600 pounds.
Over the design course, engineers adjusted for vibration reduction vs. drag, and kept adjusting materials in the carbon fiber pod, the area of the sled holding the athlete's body. "Skeleton is 90 percent mental, so the athletes need to feel like they have great equipment under them, they have great coaching -- all the pieces of the puzzle," says coach Tuffy Latour. "This is one of the most important pieces, that we didn't have two years ago."
"It's really putting them in position to be medal contenders each and every race," he adds. "It's really, really encouraging."
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Rhyolite Beads
Our rhyolite beads (aka rainforest jasper beads) are amazing. A cream background is marbled with soft moss green and deep burgundy-red. These beads also have inclusions of clear to translucent quartz that allow a view of the interior of the stone – very cool!
Natural rhyolite material (the rock) with the nice green base coloring and great pattern has become very difficult to find. If there is any in-stock, you should grab it while you can!
|16" strand
|½ strand (loose)
|16" strand
|½ strand (loose)
More About Rhyolite
Rhyolite, a rock made up of quartz, feldspar, mica, and hornblende, is very closely related to granite. The difference between the two is that while granite forms below the surface of the earth, rhyolite is a volcanic rock that forms when magma is expelled from below the surface of the earth as lava and then cools rapidly.