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Development Cost $: 448.000 million in 1952 dollars. Maximum range: 185 km (114 mi). Boost Propulsion: Storable liquid rocket. Maximum speed: 1,610 kph (1,000 mph). Initial Operational Capability: 1958.
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Bell ASM-A-2-B-63-GAM-63 Rascal
The Rascal was the first nuclear-armed air-launched standoff missile of the U.S. Air Force. However, it was never fully operational and was replaced by the much more modern GAM-77-AGM-28 Hound Dog.
In 1946 the U.S. Army Air Force awarded study contracts for various general air-to-surface missile requirements to several aerospace companies. In 1947, all studies were terminated except for Bell's MX-776 project, and in May that year Bell received a development contract for the ASM-A-2 Rascal missile. Between April 1949 and Jaunary 1953, the RTV-A-4-X-9 Shrike test vehicle tested the Rascal's general aerodynamic design, radio control system and liquid rocket propulsion system. In 1951, the USAF assigned aircraft designations to its guided missiles, and the Rascal became the B-63. In September 1952, the first air-launch of a powered XB-63 from a specially modified DB-50D occurred. Testing continued with XB-63 prototypes and B-63 production-representative missiles. Initially the Rascal had a radio command guidance system by Federal Telecommunications-RCA, but this was replaced in later missiles by a Bell-developed inertial navigation system (INS). The designation B-63A most likely referred to the INS-equipped missiles.
In 1955, the Air Force stopped the use of aircraft designations for missiles, and the Rascal was redesignated in the GAM-63 series as follows:
|Old Designation
|New Designation
The GAM-63 was powered by a Bell LR67 liquid-propellant rocket engine with three combustion chambers. The large missile had to be carried externally by the DB-47E carrier aircraft. The Rascal's forward flying surfaces comprised fixed horizontal and movable dorsal and ventral fins, and the rear surfaces were made up by wings with ailerons and non-moving (but foldable) dorsal and ventral vertical tails. The initial models were guided to the target by radio commands from the launching aircraft, but the final GAM-63A missiles used an inertial guidance system. The accuracy was around 900 m (3000 ft) CEP for the radio-command guided and 450 m (1500 ft) for the inertially guided missiles. The Rascal had a range of about 160 km (100 miles) at a speed of Mach 1.6. Initially, the GAM-63 was to use a W-5 nuclear fission warhead, but this was later changed to a 2 MT W-27 thermonuclear device.
The first squadron of DB-47E bombers was established in late 1957, but the unit never became fully operational with the Rascal. The program was terminated in November 1958, and the last GAM-63A was withdrawn in 1959. Because of its limited range and accuracy, and its difficult-to-handle liquid-fueled rocket engine with its toxic propellants, the Rascal was far inferior to the newer GAM-77-AGM-28 Hound Dog, which was then in advanced development. About 150 GAM-63 missiles of all variants had been built.Specifications
Note: Data given by several sources show slight variations. Figures given below may therefore be inaccurate!
Data for GAM-63A:
|9.74 m (31 ft 11.5 in)
|5.09 m (16 ft 8.3 in)
|1.22 m (4 ft)
|6120 kg (13500 lb)
|Mach 1.6
|160 km (100 miles)
|Bell XLR67-BA-1 liquid-fueled rocket; 53.3 kN (12000 lb)
|W-27 thermonuclear (2 MT)
[1] James N. Gibson: "Nuclear Weapons of the United States", Schiffer Publishing Ltd, 1996
[2] Bill Gunston: "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Rockets and Missiles", Salamander Books Ltd, 1979
Status: Cancelled 1958.
Gross mass: 8,250 kg (18,180 lb).
Height: 9.73 m (31.92 ft).
Diameter: 1.22 m (4.00 ft).
Span: 5.09 m (16.69 ft).
Thrust: 52.90 kN (11,892 lbf).
Apogee: 26 km (16 mi).


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There's an old expression, and everyone is familiar with it; "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!" This plan sounds really expensive, clumsy, inconvenient and unworkable. I've just moved from Lake Geneva after living there 20 years. I'm trying to envision these new "parking stations" in the winter when there are huge piles of snow alongside and on top of the curbs downtown. It's hard enough to reach the meters in those conditions as one slips and slides and tries to navigate in thigh high snow, but walking to a "parking station" to put money in and then struggling back to one's car to get the children? This is a good idea because???? I'm also thinking of all those paved bricks that were put in when the city was "beautified" not that long ago. All the old parking meters will have to be removed - imagine the inconvenience, the expense and the mess! Afterwards, things have to be made right again. $935,000 for the new system - what are you thinking???? That's just for the new system - right? It doesn't include the cost of tearing up the streets in order to remove the old meters out and then making repairs. How much is that going to cost? Then there's the maintenance of the "parking stations".
I love Lake Geneva and always will. My leaving had to do with not being able to handle winters any more and needing the proceeds from the sale of my house to live on. I hate the thought of these "stations" taking away from the beauty of the downtown area. Places like Woodstock and Harvard, Illinois did away with parking meters entirely years ago. It makes parking and shopping much more pleasant.
It seems to me that it would behoove the City Council to let residents/taxpayers vote on this. I guarantee the idea won't fly. The expense is astronomical - many of the city streets are in desperate need of repair and there will be many more at the end of another long, hard winter. Breakdowns in the equipment are guaranteed - times when people can't get the machines to accept their money. Then what are they supposed to do, drive to the police station and tell them or stay in the parking place and return to their cars to find parking tickets?
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SEATTLE - Sunday brought the best thing the Huskies could have right now: A new week, a new opportunity.
Let's forget for now that opportunity is at top-ranked Oregon. ABC announced Sunday that it will telecast Saturday's game at Autzen Stadium with the kickoff at 12:30 p.m. It will be the 46th consecutive televised game for Washington, and the seventh on a major, nationwide network this year.
The days until then are chances for much-needed renewal in the Huskies' inexplicably up-and-down season. Coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff are already using the time to assess, in Sarkisian's word, "everything."
Yes, Washington (3-5, 2-3 Pac-10) gets to start anew following Saturday night's 41-0 loss at home to Stanford. Even after the deflating defeat that left Sarkisian saying his team "hit rock bottom," the Huskies still have opportunities to salvage their goal of a first bowl appearance since 2002.
"We've got to get back at it on Monday," quarterback Jake Locker said. "We still have four games left in our season."
Washington needs to win three of them to qualify for the postseason.
For months, Huskies players and coaches had been saying they were playing a 13-game season. That would include a bowl. And Jake Locker still has that bowl as the goal.
"We're just guaranteed four more (games)," Locker said. "If you look at it, we control our own destiny as far as that goes.
"If we play with the confidence and tempo like we have in the past, we'll be just fine."
Confidence among the Huskies was in short supply after Stanford built a 28-0 lead less than two quarters into the game. And while the game might have been over by that point, the season wasn't.
"We're focused," senior linebacker Victor Aiyewa said. "Although we went down the way we did, it doesn't define our season with so many games still left."
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SHREVEPORT, Louisiana — Back by popular demand, and after more than $30 million in DVD sales, the famously stoned buddies who stop at nothing to get their White Castle fix are at it again — only this time, Harold and Kumar take on the Deep South, Guantanamo Bay and the KKK. Munchies, anyone?
In 2004, this comeback wouldn't have seemed plausible. "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle" failed to ignite at the box office that summer, pulling in just $18 million. But then a funny thing happened on the way to the Land of Great Films that Nobody Saw — audiences discovered it.
"Yes, we saw it coming completely," said writer/director Jon Hurwitz, tongue firmly planted in cheek. Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg wrote the original screenplay and the film's sequel, in which they are also making their directorial debuts. "We expected it to be an underground hit, and we thought it would blow up huge on DVD and people would want to see a sequel," continued Schlossberg, without missing a beat.
(See the best buds on the set of the politically minded sequel.)
The sequel begins the same morning that Harold and Kumar finally get to their beloved White Castle. After the love of Harold's life, Maria, heads off to Amsterdam, the pair take off in pursuit of her so Harold can profess his love (see "Not-So-Kind Buds Harold And Kumar Bash Bush In 'Amsterdam' " ). But when the half-baked Kumar attempts to light a bong onboard the flight, the bong is mistaken for a "bomb," and the Indian-American Kumar is identified as a terrorist. So rather than chasing after Maria, the duo end up being chased by none other than the Department of Homeland Security.
On a recent visit to the set of "Harold & Kumar 2," Hurwitz and Schlossberg admitted to the unmistakably political undercurrents in the sequel, but prefer the term equal-opportunity offenders.
"When it comes to things politically in this movie, it pokes fun at everybody," said Hurwitz. "That's what's fun about the 'Harold & Kumar' movies. You can make fun of everyone with the plot of this movie. I think that the most important thing about the movies is making people laugh, having a really fun time with these characters. If there could be a little bit of a message underneath then that's a great thing too."
Schlossberg interjected: "And there's going to be more nudity in this movie."
"More Neil Patrick Harris this time," followed Hurwitz (see " 'Harold & Kumar' Sequel: Doogie Howser Is In, Superman Might Be" ).
"With more Neil Patrick Harris comes more nudity," Schlossberg said.
"Of course," said Hurwitz. "You can't really separate the two," Hurwitz said.
Of course, as much as it's about Harris (and his nudity), the sequel is about the stars: Harold and Kumar themselves. Kal Penn and John Cho saw themselves catapulted to pop culture hero-dom in 2004, collecting MTV Movie Award nominations and being selected as two of People magazine's "Sexiest Bachelors." When reminded of his "Sexiest" status, Penn quipped, "It was a very scientific poll. Thank you for objectifying us."
"I'll tell you what's going on — it's called sexy," said Cho, pointing to his white snake flats, gleaming white trousers and retro multicolored button-down '70s shirt. "The reason we're wearing this garb is because Harold and Kumar get sent to Guantanamo Bay and we escape and end up at a friend's house who has poor taste in clothing."
"Poor taste?" asked Penn. "I'd say these pink pants are pretty rad," he said, pointing at his silky bottoms.
"Not really," Cho said.
Fashion faux pas aside, the actors say they're happy to be back in the shoes of Harold and Kumar.
"It's like going back to school," Cho said.
"We had a really good time making the first one, four years ago," Penn added. "It's bizarre going back to do that. We've done a couple films since then. To return to a character you loved is a little weird."
"What is great about [Harold and Kumar] is what is true of most compelling characters," Penn said. "What defines them or drives them are things in their personalities. In the first film, they smoke weed. It's not because they're Asian that they like weed. … It's kind of a new concept for Hollywood to see Asian-American characters in a normal light."
Asked to comment on his protagonists, Hurwitz said, "John Cho and Kal Penn are so f—ing talented. One of the funniest things about them is that they are very different from Harold and Kumar. John Cho [who plays Harold] is definitely more of a Kumar and Kal Penn [who plays Kumar] is definitely more of a Harold in real life. And it's fun watching them transform from their off-screen dynamic to their on-set dynamic."
"It's hard to say where John Cho ends and Kal Penn begins," added actress Missi Pyle who was on-set shooting her scenes as Raylene, a Southern belle married to her brother Raymus, played by comedian-actor Jon Reep. But of Cho, she said, "I think John Cho and I, although born on separate days and from different mothers, I think we were split at birth. There's a special song and I'd like to take a moment and sing it to him." As Pyle began to sing the lyrics to Depeche Mode's "Somebody," Cho walked up. As if on cue, mic in hand, singing along: "I want somebody to share … "
Another standout among the cast is Rob Corddry, best known as a former "Daily Show" correspondent. Playing federal agent Ron Fox, Corddry summed up his character as "quite possibly the most racist character put to celluloid, rivaling those characters in 'Birth of a Nation' and, quite possibly, 'Mississippi Burning.' "
"Frankly, I was told that this was about Indian and Korean relations," Corddry said with a playful hint of irony. "I was told this was going to be a socially relevant film and frankly haven't seen any evidence of that whatsoever. It might be this movie is just about weed."
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David "Fathead" Newman, Jr. was born in Corsicana, Texas on February 24, 1933, but soon after his family moved to Dallas, where the future saxophonist spent most of his youth. While still in college, Newman toured with Henry "Buster" Smith, who had been a mentor to Charlie Parker, but it was as a member of Ray Charles's band that Newman first came to prominence.
Newman was featured on a number of Charles's recordings from the mid- and late-1950s, and remained with the band for 12 years. Charles also took the lead in securing a leader date for Newman on the Atlantic label. Charles even joined in on sideman on the 1959 release Fathead: Ray Charles Presents David 'Fathead' Newman (Atlantic 1304). Newman's work here on "Hard Times" was especially popular, and the song remained a trademark for the rest of his career.
Newman achieved his famous nickname at Lincoln High School in Dallas, when the band teacher wanted to express his displeasure with the student's poor skills at reading music. He strolled over to Newman, tapped him on the head with the conductor's baton, and called him "Fathead." The other students broke into laughter. Newman, for his part, found that the name followed him throughout his career; and though he didn't object, he still preferred to have his friends call him "David."
During two years at Jarvis Christian College in Hawkins, Texas, Newman studied theology and music. Around this time, he began working on the road, honing his skills during countless one-nighters in the southwester and sentral states. From the start, Newman stood out for his seamless blending of hard bop and R&B strains in a distinctive mixture that elicited the respect of other musicians and the fervor of fans. In his early years, he recorded on baritone, alto and flute, but he eventually focused on the tenor sax, the instrument for which he is best known.
Newman would eventually record 38 leader dates, but his soulful sax stylings made him very much in demand as a sideman, and during his career he accompanied an impressive list of A-league stars, including Aretha Franklin, B.B. King, Natalie Cole, Eric Clapton, and Queen Latifah. Newman was nominated for a Grammy in 1990 for his work with Dr. John and Art Blakey on "Bluesiana Triangle. He also appeared on the screen in Robert Altman's film Kansas City.
At a high-profile celebration of Newman's 75th birthday, an all-star contingent came out to celebrate. But this would prove to be Newman's final birthday. He would succumb to pancreatic cancer on January 20, 2009 in Kingston, New York.
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Dick Howe has his normal review of last week up on his blog. What a week… It never rains but it pours, eh?
From Dick:
There is now a theory making the rounds that the reason some councilors were so adamantly opposed to the executive session was because they feared that the manager would be able to win over some wavering councilors to support a contract extension in the less scrutinized and more deniable secret session. By forcing the debate to stay public, the wavering councilors would be less likely to jump ship. Whether that is true or not, it seems quite clear that Lynch planned to resign whether or not there was an executive session.
I'm with him, here. What I also find disingenuous about the "I'm for transparency, no really! why are you laughing?" crew on the Council forcing this discussion in open session is, employment and personnel issues for everyone else in the entirety of city government have to be in executive session.
Your employee came to you and asked you, can we please have a private moment to discuss my personnel issue? And they said, no, do it in open session. Think about this for a moment. Imagine you went into your boss's office, and asked if you could discuss an issue you have around your employment. And your boss said, hold on a moment, and opened the door, and invited all your coworkers into the room, and then said, "go ahead, tell me what you need to tell me." Yeah, that's basically what the Council did. They forget that Lynch is their employee. This affords them oversight, yes, but it also means they should treat him with respect, as well.
The City Council basically acted like the ultimate Pointy Haired Boss.
With some of Lynch's biggest critics now saying he has a "moral obligation" to stay and with the council taking up a motion on Tuesday to strip him of some of his powers from now until his departure, it would seem to make it easy for him to say "no thanks" to the request to stay. But he might.
If he does, it'll be a pretty big sacrifice on his part. He could live, stress-free, from March 10th on, or stay on and slog through some of the hardest jobs of a CM's year (the budget process, but with no CFO, even worse), which means, more battles on the Council floor, more time for the Sun to smack him around, more time for key employees to move on because of the uncertainty of who will be the top boss after Lynch leaves. I'd be looking at employment elsewhere if I were working for the city!
Stacie Hargis, a council candidate last year, announced that she would be leaving the Merrimack Valley Small Business Center to become an Assistant Professor of Business at Middlesex Community College.
Congrats, Stacie! I'm sure you will be a stellar professor, you have the gift of sharing ideas and opening minds in abundance.
Well, that's that. Time to pick up the proverbial pieces and fix this mess we're in. It's totally fixable…if we can hire a professional with experience to helm city government rather than a politician. There is hope on that score, but we need to pressure the Council to refrain from making up their mind prior to receiving resumes and hearing interviews.
Edit: I forgot to mention, I'm following Jack's lead, and shutting off comments here so you can go comment on the original post.
I was going to write this post a while back, but I was still on my hiatus, and then the rabbit pellets hit the proverbial fan in rapid succession this last week with all the breaking news about the city admin, and I never got to it.
So I would like to backtrack and say GUESS WHAT? JACK GOT HIS OWN BLOG! You can find him here, with quite a few posts under his belt. This latest one you do need to read, though, about three motions which will be on Tuesday night's agenda:
If the Council has faith in Lynch to deliver a budget, why the handcuffs in other areas of the executive's domain? The Council can't have half way faith in the person running things, any more than they can cherry pick which parts of the CMR & MGL they think are convenient for their petty political agenda.
I can't stress enough how newcomers Belanger and Rourke have been disappointingly predictable. And I think we all know who's tying whose shoes.
I find it interesting, this disconnect between the strong opinions of the blogs and a number of the public (if my facebook feed is any indication), and Councilors (and councilor-to-be Belanger, who has not acquitted himself well in my opinion…I'm sad to be right about him) about panhandling.
Dick sums it up pretty nicely - he understands the impulse to push these people into the shadows (or into other parts of the city) but that doesn't solve any problems nor does it show a blink of compassion for people who might, actually, be down on their luck, and for whom a $50 fine might be insurmountable punishment. The Capt has a new post against the ordinance as well, and remembers how the Council also voted to push out the visible homeless camps - which if the first hand accounts of many folks are true, merely served to push these people deeper and keeps them further from the help that was being offered to them prior. I personally know of a hidden camp of some sort near my house, though I don't know if it's currently occupied.
Kad has his say already, twice. He is a downtown resident and customer, and also quite on the other side of the aisle from me politically, so it's not like we're all in some sort of echo chamber. Kad and I have had some doozies of disagreements at times.
New bloggers Aurora and Chris already aired their opinions as well (previously linked). So, to count - a long-time townie, myself, a downtown resident, brand new residents - all of us see this ordinance for what it really is.
And what is that? Knee-jerk governing.
This is the same sort of impulse that passed the homeless camp ordinance for which every person involved patted themselves on the back. See? We cleared those camps and solved the problems! Case closed! Except they are not solved. This same impulse passed the breed-specific pit bull ordinance, which subsequently got overruled by a state law banning breed-specific rules, thank goodness. You see this in the perennial "pedophiles in the library!" or "spend down the free cash on more cops because, public safety!" issues that come up.
Mr. Lynne walked by while I was writing this post. He works in Boston, taking the commuter rail in and walking to work from North Station. He walks through the Common and the Public Garden, among other places. He remarked, I probably walk by more panhandlers in one morning than these guys ever see in Lowell. And yet Boston is a pretty prosperous place to which people flock, and patronize their businesses.
Governing by optics, governing by outrage machine, or whatever you want to call it, is one of the worst sorts of governing that exists. Because it takes a serious problem, and proposes bad solutions, or non-solutions, or damaging solutions, in the name of expediency or convenience. This panhandling ordinance is also the worst kind of scapegoating. Let's face it - our downtown businesses are often struggling. Whether it's the lack of easy parking, the economy, the general struggles of any downtown, the fact everything closes at 5pm and no one is open on Sundays except restaurants, a lack of disposable income by many of the people who live downtown (elderly and affordable housing), or what have you, we've seen a lot of businesses shuttered, or moving, and empty storefronts are a little too common.
But clearing out panhandling won't fix your lackluster business, Mr. Belanger.
Of course, aggressiveness or harassment by a panhandler is another thing all together - and I would think that existing rules probably prohibit anyone from such aggression (hence why we have the legal term "harassment"). Why we need a special rule for downtown banning it all together - other than as a knee-jerk reaction to a much larger problem of homelessness and addiction and the general, inescapable fact that we're a city, dammit! - is beyond me.
The current gentrify-du-jour being a no-panhandling ordinance on tonight's Council agenda, it's no surprise some bloggers around here are writing about it.
Downtown resident/consumer kad has quite an equitable point of view: fine, cleaning stuff up is great, and we all want successful downtown businesses but…
i think, if anybody's asking me, the problem is first in perceiving these people as something, like bathroom waste, in need of "clean up". we often ridicule other people for believing that "their shit don't stink", and, i think, here in lowell, we've got more than a few people who want to lay in a lifetime supply of febreeze and renuzits and just keep clouding the air with a bunch of sociological perfume in complete denial that we have a significant population of people who are challenged to "make it" in any way, shape or form recognizable to us in our centrally-heated, indoor plumbed luxury accommodations.
He also has a second post. As for my own opinion on the panhandling ordinance, I'm rather of a mind with kad - I sympathize with the downtown businesses and residents, but I worry that we're shuffling the less fortunate out of our way so we don't have to see them, and be uncomfortable. And the idea of fining a homeless person $50 for panhandling - whether he buys food, or booze with his proceeds - is patently stupid. Good luck collecting, or making your point. These are already people who are outside of the system and marginalized.
Chris at Learning Lowell is also on the subject of panhandling.
Aurora and I discussed it, and she summarized our opinions thusly:I have a couple of concerns about it. I'm worried about a lack of commitment to outreach about the law and alternative options to panhandlers, creating a larger gulf between police (and social services) and the homeless population, and logistics of paying the fine. I'm also not sure what happens if the perpetrator cannot or will not pay a fine. Is this going to get people thrown in jail? Finally, I worry it will just "push" the problem to other areas of the City without addressing root issues.
A little bit older now, but I haven't linked to it yet was Dick Howe's "The 'Cambodian vote' in the 2013 city election". In it, he looks at the numbers and tries to see how last Tuesday's results for the Cambodian Council candidates happened:
My first theory was that the number of active Cambodian voters may be a fixed number that with the 2011 turnout of 9,946 was sufficient to win a seat but proved insufficient when the 2013 turnout rose to 11,581. Looking at the ward by ward performance by both Nuon and Pech in both 2011 and 2013 disproved that theory. Both made substantial gains in wards that have the most Cambodian voters (Wards 2, 3, 4, and 7). However, that same comparison shows that both Nuon and Pech, but especially Nuon, lost a substantial number of votes from 2011 to 2013 in the wards that have the fewest Cambodian voters (Wards 1, 6, and 9 – both also lost ground in Ward 8 which has a substantial Cambodian population but has other issues that will be a subject of a future post).
There are some great comments there, too.
Dick also has his always-valuable Week in Review. And of course, there are a ton of other posts from this last week on his blog on culture, history, and the arts.
Greg has a quick, but interesting post about the oft-ignored School Committee race. He says, "There will be time later on for more analysis, but for now this may suggest there is a "Challenger Bump" enjoyed by School Committee candidates, followed by a time of great vulnerability (first re-election attempt)."
Finally, there is an awesome Jen Myers post on her Room 50 blog about the recent visit of former, first female President of Ireland, Mary McAleese. Jen always brings events to life with her photography.
(AtB is a designation I just made up, short for Around the Blogs. I've made a new category for it as well.)
Some great post-election blog posts you don't want to miss, if you haven't seen them. Let's start with the blogfather, shall we?
Election by the numbers: Dick is posting a series looking at the precinct by precinct turnout. He starts with the post, "Election day gold, silver and bronze".
This post looks at which candidates finished first, second or third in each of the city's 33 precincts. The first entry ("1-1″) identifies the ward and precinct. That's followed by the last name of the candidate who finished first along with that candidate's vote total within the precinct. The same information is repeated for the second and third place finishers. At the end of each line, the name of the polling place for that precinct is listed. At the very end of the post, I'll summarize the results:
He also has posted a second in the series, "Precinct by precinct turnout: 2011 v 2013."
In the 2011 city election, just 9946 people voted. In the 2013 election, that number rose 16% to 11581, an increase of 1635 voters. The following table shows where those additional votes came from
The numbers by precinct and percent increase are quite interesting.
We also have some musings on turnout and winning from kad barma (with some strong words):
inevitably, those who backed losers and are coincidentally frustrated by the identities of the winners are agonizing over the low turnout and teasing themselves with dreams of the fruits of an engaged populace, but it would be worthwhile for such folks to remember that bigger sample sizes tend merely to dial in the sigmas
Greg at the New Englander uses a lot of mathy terms and stuff to look at the results:
There were 71,502 total votes cast in yesterday's City Council election. With 11,581 unique voters doing the casting, that means the average person voted for 6.17 candidates.
Assume a bell-shaped, normal distribution. Imagine you could insert a candidate into the race with completely random traits, name recognition, likability, etc.
He then goes on to look at the statistical
changes chances of surpassing the various candidates.
Chris of the excellent new blog Learning Lowell has an election wrap up post with some observations, "End of an (Election) Season."
Secondly, buried in a Sun story with more on-the-street interviews is one voter's perspective that his friends don't vote because they don't know who to vote for–there's no (D) or (R) next to their name. This is something that I haven't experienced before, as every city I've lived in has had partisan elections.
So go check 'em out. It's getting harder and harder to keep up with all the blogging in Lowell (even with the loss of Nutter). I like to say an embarrassment of riches. I've seen a lot of political bloggers come and go in the state of Massachusetts (we used to be a tight-knit set, meeting occasionally and doing stuff together!) and we lost a lot of them over the years, but in Lowell, most of the bloggers have stuck around. Either we're a dedicated crew, or maybe just gluttons for punishment. I think this only bodes well for Lowell's future!
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Iron Clad Comics Fights Time
The clock is ticking on the lifetime of your comic collection.
But you can fight back!
Comic books are collectibles classified as "ephemera." That means they are impermanent, fragile, and fleeting. Comics are "limited edition" prints that owe their value to the demise of their brethren of the same issue. When comics die, the survivors become rare and therefore valuable.
If comic books were made out of cast iron, an Action #1 would not sell for $millions (and would be hard to read, too!)
Details on this issue at GCD
Seriously, Comic books are not made of iron
Printed on pulp paper, comic books literally eat themselves by creating acid that further breaks down paper fibers. The acid cleaves the long fibers into shorter and shorter pieces.
When fibers in paper become short enough, they cease to link together. In the final stages of acidification, paper becomes "brittle," crumbling at the slightest touch or vibration, literally turning to dust.
When a comic book becomes brittle, it dies
The gradual process of comic acidification is irreversible and inevitable.
Acidification cannot be stopped, but it CAN be slowed.
The Iron Clad Comics system creates a form of "suspended animation" with the maximum mechanical and chemical protection for comic books. More on that later.
Along with time, these are immediate dangers for comic books.
Let's take an inventory of the threats to your comic collection
The most dangerous "Arch Enemies" of Comics
Description: These otherwise kind beings have discarded and destroyed countless comic collections. They view comic books as trash, clutter, and a source of dust. Operating typically at times when the comic owner is absent, these agents of comic destruction are responsible for millions of dollars of comic wealth loss.
Power: Complete comic collection annihilation in one day of cleaning or "organizing."
Shield: Information about the value of comic books. Publicity and the invention of e-Bay converted many mothers from comic destroyers into comic purveyors, some actually grossly overestimating the value of comics found in closets and basements. Let's assume for the moment that your mother is not a major threat.
Description: Lower on the phylogenetic scale than mothers, rodents do not hate comics. They love them as chew toys, nest material, and rest rooms. Rodents operate mostly at night.
Power: A single bite from a rodent can drastically reduce the value of a comic book in a split second. Although not as powerful or fast as mothers, rats and mice can destroy entire collections.
Shield: Mechanical barriers composed of chew-proof material. Cardboard will not stop rodents.
Description: Still farther down the chain of life from mothers and rodents, insects love comics. As food and housing.
Power: Insects damage comic book paper by eating holes (silverfish) or soiling (cockroaches and others). Sneaky and insidious, they operate quietly, preferring darkness.
Shield: Mechanical barriers lacking any points of entry. Cardboard may serve as a deterrent but may be breached by another organism (see rodents).
Mold and Mildew
Description: Species of fungi that travel through the air as microscopic spores, mold lands and waits for humid conditions to grow on comic books.
Power: Creates stains known by comic book collectors as "foxing," orange to brown spotting usually near the page edges of comic books, and on covers. The foxing mildew gets its name from (F)errous (Ox)ide which is the chemical name for rust. Powdery mildew is gray or white and indicates very high moisture levels. Mold emits a distinctive musty smell. It's not the smell of rodent urine or acid paper, and it means the comics have gotten wet. Mold requires oxygen to survive.
Shield: Store comics away from moisture and humidity.
Description: This nefarious enemy of comics can take the form of a liquid or a penetrating vapor, condensing back into liquid when cooled.
Power: Even a few drops of water can cause ink to migrate, leaving permanent stains. Water also has mechanical effects of paper. Sources of water? Duh. Flooding, broken pipes, leaking roof, condensation — water is all over the place. But even if you're smart enough to keep your comic boxes out of the rain, water comes in a more insidious form. Humidity. Water vapor actually fuels the chemical reactions that create acid in paper. And, of course, humidity works in league with mold and mildew.
Shield: Storage in waterproof containers. Climate control of humidity. Zero humidity is not good for paper. You want about 50% humidity, allowing for some leeway of about 10% in either direction.
Description: Light is an old enemy of art, fabrics, skin — you name it. The most energetic and damaging is ultraviolet light, the wavelength that causes sunburn. Certain fluorescent lights emit ultraviolet.
Power: Light causes fading of comic book colors and causes discoloration of paper. Some comics have a condition called a "dust shadow," a dark strip along the edges of comics stored in stacks where a portion of the cover was not covered by the comic immediately above it. The "dust shadow" is not caused by dust but by exposure to light and air.
Shield: Darkness
Air Pollution
Description: Air pollution includes particles, sulfur dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, and ozone. But as far as paper is concerned, a most destructive "pollutant" is oxygen. Ironically, oxygen, the gas we need to stay alive, slowly kills comics.
Power: Air damages paper in multiple ways, over long periods of time. Since comics are typically stacked, their outer edges show the effects of exposure to air, even if they have been stored in the dark.
Shield: Anything that prevents air from making contact with comics: A bag, a box, an airtight container. Comics wrapped only in paper for decades have preserved in near mint condition. There is a myth that comics need to "breathe." They don't. However, sealing comics away from air is not enough to halt deterioration.
Description: With few exceptions, heat accelerates chemical processes, in some cases, dramatically.
Power: Heat destroys paper by speeding up processes already underway. Oxidation is sped up by heat, and so is acidification. Heat, in combination with humidity, is used by the Library of Congress to simulate accelerated time for aging paper. Heat makes time go faster for paper. Heat is a destroyer of paper. At Fahrenheit 451, as noted by Ray Bradbury, paper burns. At lower temperatures, paper deteriorates less rapidly but still it "burns."
Shield: Cool temperatures.
The number one threat to comics?
Description: A byproduct of comic deterioration is acid. This acid creates a vicious cycle that breaks down paper, releasing more acid.
Power: The power of acid to destroy paper from within is legendary. Paper otherwise protected from all other threats, including mothers, slowly dies. Pulp paper is especially acidic. Paper made mostly from rags, a common practice in the time of the American Revolution, survives better than pulp paper. Modern acid-free paper lasts. But pulp paper dies. It is the cause of the "brittle book" problem in libraries. It is the slow fire that consumes comic books.
Shield: There is no perfect shield against internal acid. Comics can be treated, at significant expense, to remove the acid. There are acid-free cardboard backer boards treated with alkaline substances that react with acid, at least the acid that comes into direct contact. There are acid-free comic boxes. At least acid-free backer boards and boxes do not contribute to the acidic environment. But they do not stop comics from eating themselves from the inside out. When you smell an old comic, you are smelling acid.
Fighting Time
The Iron Clad Comics system is an economical combination of mechanical and chemical shields that counteract every one of these threats, excluding mothers.
In the meantime, begin protecting your collection. Use oversized (Golden Age) mylar sleeves and acid-free backer boards. Oversized sleeves and boards reduce damage during insertion and removal, protect edges and spines.
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DANCING prodigy Tala Lee-Turton is home for the summer but is certainly not on anything resembling a holiday.
Tala spends most of the year at the world-famous Bolshoi Ballet Academy in Moscow where she is halfway through her four year course.
Tala became the first Yorkshire dancer and only the ninth from Britain to be accepted into the academy in its 241-year history.
Now home until the end of August, Tala, 18, of Barnsley Road, Wombwell, is working on a schedule to ensure she doesn't lose any of her stamina or flexibility.
** The full story appears in the Barnsley Chronicle, dated July 11. **
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i m getting above error when i am trying to create a new material
Internal number assignment is not possible for the material type RAW MATERIAL
Message no. M3319
You have created material master without mentioning external material no. & your internal no. range might be already exhausted.
Create material with external material number in MM01.
maintain internal number ranges at spro > logistic general > material master > basic settings > material type > define number ranges for each material type. It is possible to maintain one internal and one external number ranges for a material type.
but material types should be maintained in groups because number ranges assigned to groups.
if you want separate number range for each material type maintain each material type in seperate group
Check What I found and hope this will help you,
Go to MMNR and Press Ctrl F and type Not assigned It will show you the Not Assigned Group in that Check Whether your Material type is there. If its there, Look for other Number range groups other than Not assigned then Select your Material Type and Click on Element /group icon and save.
Identify your Material type in Not Assigned groups
Select Other Material Number assigned Group
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Syed Hussain.
goto OMS2, double click your material type
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Adam Richman of "Man vs. Food" has lost 70 lbs. and looks amazing. He is not afraid to show it all off though. On Thursday, US Magazine shared the new Cosmopolitan picture that shows off pretty much every thing on his body. He has a ball covering the important parts but you can see how great he looks in this new picture.
He spoke out saying, "If you're a guy who's always been the fun-to-be-around teddy bear, then all of a sudden people are viewing you as sexy, it's nice. It's great not having to be the plucky best friend, or the comic relief anymore—I love that. Who wouldn't rather hear, 'Wow, you look great,' than, 'Ewww…'?"
Adam Richman changed his entire lifestyle to make sure he could lose the weight. He took off 70 lbs. and has been doing a great job of keeping it off. So far he looks great and nobody has a bad thing to say about him now. He should be proud to show off this weight loss.


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This book version is particularly geared towards our family. It has my photos along with a beginning section of baby photos that I took.
This is not what anyone could ever call a retrospective. In the classic style of what photography is, this book is a snapshot. This is a picture of where I am today in my photography. This book is as much a pleasure for me to create and show my photos as it is a chance for me to look back at where I was from April of 2007 to February of 2008.
I just love taking pictures and this work is just the tip of the ice berg that I want to explore. I hope you enjoy seeing my photos half as much as I enjoyed taking them.
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Crowdfunding Signed into Law18-Apr-2012
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The Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act that was recently signed into law contained a remarkable change to securities law which could mean that local businesses could get a huge investment boost. Specifically, the law allows a type of crowdfunding that would allow average Americans to invest in small businesses and keep their money local. The law (rightly) reverses more than 90 years of restrictions on raising capital by allowing "portals" to facilitate small investments from individuals in local businesses. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will now begin a rules making phase to flesh out the exact mechanisms of how the new law will work.
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Some supposed exclusive screenshots have surfaced on the web which are apparently a taste of what's to come from FutureMark with their next installment of the 3DMark series, 3DMark08.
We're not entirely sure of the validity behind them, but they are quite impressive to look at nonetheless. You can view the rest here.


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At St. Francis, we always strive to be the best at what we do. Along the way, we have been recognized by several national organizations for our quality work in outstanding patient care, "green" efforts, efficiency and technology. In addition, many of our programs have earned accreditations from national organizations who perform in-depth audits to ensure patients receive the very best care. We are proud of our accomplishments, and are pleased to offer nationally-recognized quality care to our neighbors in Upstate South Carolina.
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Atlantis blasted off from KSC on 27.06.1995 at 1932 UTC. Docking at the Kristall-module on 29.06.1995 at 1300 UTC. 4.07.1995 at 1055 UTC Soyuz-TM21 with Solovyov and Budarin separated from Mir's Kvant-1 module for a photo mission of the undocking of Atlantis. 4.07.1995 at 1110 UTC successful undocking of Atlantis from Mir. 4.07.1995 at 1138 UTC Soyuz-TM21 redocked to Kvant-1. This took place 5 minutes earlier than was planned due to a malfunction of the Ts.V.M.-1 (main computer on board Mir). Solovyov per formed the docking manually while the deviation of Mir was already 10 degrees. 7.07.1995 at 1455 UTC soft landing of Atlantis on the S.L.F. (Shuttle Landing Facility) of Kennedy Space Centre.
Plans Mir-operations this month: 14.07.1995: 1st spacewalk (EVA): Checking airseal of docking port in -Z before the redocking of Kristall and an attempt to deploy the naughty solar array of Spektr. Beginning of EVA at 0340 UTC, duration somewhat more than 5 hrs. 17.07.1995: Possibly, depending on the results of the 1st EVA, the redocking of Kristall from the -X axis (forward port) to the radial port -Z axis. If so this operation will begin at abt 0200 UTC. There was a 2d EVA on schedule for 18.07 (later put back to 19.07), but possibly this EVA will be cancelled. Depending on the results of the 1st EVA. Progress-M28: If all goes well during the operations mentioned above this freighter will be launched from Baykonur on 20.07. Docking has to take place on 22.07 at the forward (-X) docking port of the complex. More news about the near future: There is an EVA planned on 18.08.1995 to install on the outer surface of Mir experiments among which the Belgian MirAS. This experiment has been brought to Mir by the Spektr module. Euromir'95: The launch of this mission with Soyuz-TM22 has been put back to 1.09.1995. (Gidzenko, Avdeyev and Reiter).
Chris v.d. Berg, NL-9165/A-UK3202
They had problems with the BKV-3 (air conditioning) and something was wrong with the Vozdukh, the CO2 scrubber. The next day the crew got permission to open the hatches and to start the unloading and loading of the freighter. They immediately began to pump water into the tanks of the complex. Foale had seen his 'goodies' for which he had been anxiously waiting, but due to the congestion of goods he could not yet reach them.
This week radio traffic revealed circumstances which did not get much attention in the press and status reports. Everybody is aware of the fact that the module Spektr is as dead as a doornail, but the power shortage also paralysed another 2 huge modules, i.e. Kristall and Priroda.
Greatest anxieties causes the module Kristall. Near the docking device for the Space shuttle (the SO, docking compartment is attached at the Kristall) the high humidity causes a lot of condensation and there but also in other places Foale and Lazutkin try to absorb this water as much as possible using towels. Foale reported that the temperature in Kristall is abt 4 a 5 degrees Celsius. Tsibliyev told TsUP that he blew air into Kristall for warming up.
The most important subject remained the preparations for the coming spacewalk (IVA). The lion's share of this work is in the hands of Tsibliyev. When this report went to press there was not yet a complete scenario for the IVA. This meant that Tsibliyev regularly has been confronted with changes. This also in relation to the equipment and tools which they must have at hand during the IVA. Tsibliyev asked for a definitive list of all what has to be put in the IVA bag. Thus far he several times had to replace things. He also urged TsUP to avoid unnecessary delays.
Now and then TsUP and the crew discuss the collision. Foale and Tsibliyev repeat much what they have told earlier. TsUP is still trying to trace the spot where Spektr's hull has been perforated. TsUP asked Lazutkin to give his opinion based on that what he heard during the collision. He told where he heard the hissing (or: sizzling, Russian word 'shipeniye'). When you should enter the module this must be in the wall on the left hand side. At first the blow was at the radiator, which is installed between the 2d and 3d plane. In the nearest (seen from the place where Lazutkin was) 'quarter'. If that is the place of the fixation at the suspension obviously the puncture must be there.
The Packet Radio 'circular saw rattles' can be heard again on 145.985 mc. Now and then Foale (KB5UAC) publishes by P/R small status reports. For instance: On docking day: 'Progress docked normally this morning. We are waiting 3 orbits before we start to unload it, checking the integrity of the hatch seals. (In fact they had to put this back until the next morning) The station attitude controls system is working well, using the gyrodynes, and the power STH (?) the base block and module Kvant 2 powered (airlock and toilet) with modules Kristall and Priroda unpowered. Greenhouse experiment is continuing, using power from the base block, to dry the seed pods that have formed quite nicely.' After collision day: Our packet pwr supply failed, and we had to rewire the equipment to a newer one. All previous msgs here were lost. TNC Paccomm no longer holds its parameters, if pwr is turned off, since the Progress collision. Mike, KB5UAC.'
And today:
'The crew is now extremely busy, trying to crawl through all the bags unloaded from Progress, which are now stored in dark, wet modules, which have no power. We are trying to inventory and assemble the 30 or so cables and adapt, required to install the hatch umbilical. A training run will be done on the 15th and the real EVA sometime after that. I will get some refresher training on preparing the Soyuz for evacuation, and will be in a spacesuit, b, in the Soyuz during the EVA itself.'
During the period just after the collision Foale had his quarters in the P.Kh.O. (transition section). This P.Kh.O. will serve as airlock during the IVA and so Foale had to remove. He is now living in the module Kvant-2 (Module-D), which certainly will be more comfortable than the P.Kh.O.
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During this week the gyrodynes did not function continuously: sometimes all of them of just 1 were spun down for power conservation and in these periods for attitude control the small thruster jets of Mir and (now) the Progress-M35 are used. Chris v.d. Berg, NL-9165/A-UK3202.


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One of my unemployed friends excitedly called my attention to the fact, two weeks ago, that the Senate had reached a compromise and put forward a bill to renew extended benefits for unemployment. These ended at the end of December, putting many who were dependent on the meager checks for food and utilities in dire straits. The compromise reportedly included back payments for those who have been without any other income for what is now three months. My friend wanted to know how long it would be before that money came.
The answer may be never. As I explained, such a bill would have to go to the House of Representatives, and while the still Democratically-controlled Senate might put through a bill that would spend money to help the unemployed, the Republican-controlled House is not going to be so eager. Already the argument has begun, as our Congressmen want to strip the bill of the back payments and add other provisions that the Senate has resisted. It is what passes for negotiation in our present polarized political stage: we will not give you what the country needs unless you give us what we want. Both sides do it. It just happens that at this moment the Republicans are doing it.
It seems a very foolish position to take. Desperate people are looking for that money; they have unpaid utility bills that have been building as they hope for some kind of breakthrough, and this might have made a difference. It might have put some of them in a better position to find work. It certainly would have acted as a stimulus for the economy--the unemployed are going to spend whatever money they can get, not sock it away in a mattress somewhere. These are not people who do not want to work. They only receive unemployment because they were working, and lost jobs for reasons for which they were not to blame. Many of them support specific issues for which the Republicans are known. Yet if this does not pass, it will appear to the voting public that the Republicans blocked a measure that would have saved the unemployed from foreclosures, utility shut-offs, insurance payment defaults, food shortages, and other hardships, and driven many to the very welfare programs Republicans want to curtail. It will undoubtedly mean that even some of the most principled of such voters will decide that they cannot afford their principles, that were the Democrats in control of the legislature there might be food on the table, hot water in the pipes, a car on the road, and a way to look for work.
Surveys to this point say that the Republicans are in a strong position for the midterm elections, that they will keep the House and have a good chance of winning the Senate. Yet they have been losing voters because of the very issues that their base supports. They cannot also afford to alienate voters who believe in much of what they represent but cannot afford even to look for work without that government check to keep them alive. Republicans sometimes claim that the Democrats are trying to make all Americans dependent on a welfare system supported by the few wealthy individuals who are working, but failure to pass this particular bill is likely to increase that dependency, not reduce it.
Ultimately, if the Republicans do not take steps to help the unemployed now, some of them may find themselves in those ranks by the end of the year.


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"The Hunger Games," based on the young adult novel, posted the third-biggest weekend opening in U.S. box office history with $155 million in receipts.
All studio estimates of gross U.S. box office receipts are via Box Office Mojo.
"John Carter" was fourth with more than $5 million; "Act of Valor" fifth with more than $2.1 million; "Project X" sixth with $2 million; "A Thousand Words" seventh with $1.9 million; "October Baby (2012)" eighth with $1.7 million; and "Safe House" ninth with $1.4 million.
"Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" rounded out the Top 10 with $1.37 million.
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A type not inferred with RankNTypes
The attached program does not typecheck if I don't include a type signature for 'bar' (the line C). I can't figure out if this is a limitation in the type system or a bug in GHC. One thing that confuses me is that replacing the line (B) with (A) makes the program typecheck.
Could anyone help me figuring out what is going on?
I'm using GHC 7.6.2. The error was:
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[1 of 1] Compiling Foo ( forall.hs, forall.o )
Could not deduce (Fractional a) arising from the literal `0.1'
from the context (Num (Scalar t), Scalar t ~ a)
bound by a type expected by the context:
(Num (Scalar t), Scalar t ~ a) => AD t
at forall.hs:18:7-13
Possible fix:
add (Fractional a) to the context of
a type expected by the context:
(Num (Scalar t), Scalar t ~ a) => AD t
or the inferred type of bar :: a
In the first argument of `foo', namely `0.1'
In the expression: foo 0.1
In an equation for `bar': bar = foo 0.1
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With the Olympics fast approaching NBC is looking to start solidifying its post Winter Games plans and today they did just that by announcing premieres for five new midseason series, including two of the season's most high profile debuts.
Back in May, NBC announced they were planning on filling their "Sunday Night Football" timeslot with a one-two punch of dramas featuring big name talent. Today, they revealed that would go into effect starting Sunday March 16.
The first of the two to get exposure though will be "Believe," which comes from J.J. Abrams ("Revolution") and Alfonso Cuarón ("Gravity"). The drama will get a preview airing on Monday March 10, following "The Voice" before heading to Sundays. The series revolves around Bo, a young girl with special powers (Johnny Sequoyah) who is entrusted into the care of Tate (Jake McLaughlin), a wrongly convicted death row inmate who is broken out of jail by a group known as "True Believers." The more well-known trio of Delroy Lindo, Kyle MacLachlan and Jamie Chung will round out the cast.
Following "Believe" will be "Crisis" which is a large ensemble drama toplined by Gillian Anderson, Dermot Mulroney and Rachel Taylor. The series centers on the kidnapping of a group of students all from an elite school for the privileged.
The biggest issue that both dramas will run into is going to be asking for audiences to give them a two-hour time commitment each week. These are two HIGHLY serialized series and it may be too much to ask for viewers to keep coming back, especially if the numbers don't start off strong. This isn't about quality, as both have good pedigrees and a good cast, but more about this age we are in of trigger-happy networks and gun-shy audiences…and the fact the shows will bow right around the same time as the final episodes of this season's "The Walking Dead" and the eventual debut of the new season of "Game of Thrones." Uncertainty paired with heavy competition doesn't usually translate to hits.
"Believe" & "Crisis" will air back-to-back at 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. EST and have "American Dream Builders" as its lead-in at 8 p.m. EST. "Builders" will be hosted by Nate Burkus and is a reality competition series that pits 12 of the country's most accomplished designers and builders against each other as they tackle massive home renovation projects. Former NFL star turned accomplished landscape architect Eddie George and interior design expert Monica Pedersen will join Burkus on the judging panel.
On the comedy side, NBC will devote a full hour on Tuesday nights to a pair of new comedies including the highly anticipated "About A Boy" and the buzzy "Growing Up Fisher." "Boy" is based on the popular book/movie and stars Minnie Driver (who reprises her film role) as a woman who unexpectedly bonds with her new next door neighbor (David Walton) over her charming young son (Benjamin Stockham). Comedian Al Madrigal co-stars in this comedy which is being developed by "Friday Night Lights" and "Parenthood" alum Jason Katims.
Following "Boy" is "Growing Up Fisher," which centers on the Fisher family, headed up by Mel (JK Simmons), a proud but well-intentioned lawyer who believes he can do ANYTHING (including woodworking and teaching his daughter to drive) even though he's blind. The pilot picks up after Mel and his wife (Jenna Elfman) get a divorce and their 11 year old son Henry (Eli Baker) begins to feel left out when Mel starts to rely more on a guide dog for support. Jason Bateman narrates the show as an older version of Henry, ala "The Wonder Years."
Both "Boy" and "Fisher" will get a Olympic try-out of their own as "Boy" will sneak on Friday February 21 at 10:30 and "Fisher" will do the same two nights later at the same time. While this will give the shows extra exposure, this strategy was not met with high marks by audiences who hated that NBC truncated coverage of the Olympics for their own programming back in 2012. It's also worth noting all three shows NBC tried this with prior ("Go On," "The New Normal" and "Animal Practice") were all cancelled after one season.
NBC has still yet to reveal an exact date for its bigger budget event series "Crossbones," which stars John Malkovich as the legendary pirate Blackbeard.
The full list of changes is below:
10:30 p.m. About a Boy (Debut following Olympics coverage)
10:30 p.m. Growing Up Fisher (Debut following Olympics closing ceremonies)
9 p.m. About a Boy (Timeslot Premiere)
9: 30 p.m. Growing Up Fisher (Timeslot Premiere)
10 p.m. Believe (Series premiere sneak preview following "The Voice")
8 p.m. American Dream Builders (Timeslot Premiere)
9 pm Believe (Timeslot Premiere)
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A lunch has been organised prior to this Saturday's (17th March) home fixture against Lasswade. We are looking to start at 11.30am, with lunch served shortly afterwards - just in time for the Italy v Scotland game which starts at 12.30pm. The Haddington v Lasswade game will kick off at 3pm and there will obviously be the two other Six Nations games on TV during the course of the afternoon.
Lunch and some drinks are priced at £20 per head and is open to all ! If you woulod like to attend then please get in touch with Cliff Livingstone on 07824 340666, as soon as possible.
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The award show is held in late March or early April, and honours the year's biggest television, movie, and music acts, as voted by Nickelodeon viewers. Winners for most of the awards receive a hollow orange blimp figurine, a logo outline for much of the network's 1984-2009 era, which also doubles as a kaleidoscope. 3 awards are special awards where the winner has been voted for by Nickelodian staff and are gold opposed to orange.
Pervious winners of the show has included Will Smith and Spongebob Squarepants whom have both won the most awards with 10 each; Justin Bieber; Selena Gomez who has won 6 awards; Miley Cyrus; Jack Black; *NSYNC and many others.
There is also a tradition of "sliming" celebrities. They may be slimed on or off stage and pervious celebrities that have been slimed include Justin Bieber, Will Smith, Neil Patrick Harris, Katy Perry and many others.
The way they announce the winners of the awards is also different to other shows. They have used things such as balloons, t-shirts, models, giant letters and feet in the past to announce winners as opposed to just saying it or using an envelope.
2012One Direction attended and performed for the first time. They were introduced by Sarah Hyland, Ariel Winter, and Nolan Gould before performing "What Makes You Beautiful".
2013What Makes You Beautiful", all categories in which they had been nominated.
They also picked up "Aussie's Fave Music Act" and "Aussie's Favourite Song" for 'One Thing' – in Australia's categories of the awards.
2014Story of My Life.
For the Austrailian Version they picked up "Aussie's Fave Music Group" and "Aussie Fave Song" and Harry picked up "Aussie's Fave Hottie".
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(This story first ran at PressConnects.com) BALTIMORE — At 26 years old, UFC light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones admits it is difficult even for him to realize he could soon be considered the best fighter in the history of mixed martial arts. But it's a reality (…)
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At Princeton — 2015: rowed in the 3 seat and helped the Princeton V8 earn bronze at the Eastern Sprints … reached IRA grand finals and finished fourth, one spot better than previous season … helped V8 repeat Goldthwait Cup win at Goldthwait Cup regatta and help team retain Vogel Cup … retained Fosburgh Cup, Murtaugh Cup and Wood-Hammond Cup … earned Academic All-IRA honors. 2014: led the varsity eight to a bronze medal at the Eastern Sprints while rowing in the 6-seat … helped Tigers to fifth-place finish at IRA national championships … reached the B final at the U23 World Championships as a member of the Canadian LM4- … helped lead Princeton to a victory at the 2013 Head of the Charles … led Tigers to reclaim Goldthwait/Vogel Cups during annual H-Y-P regatta … retained Fosburgh Cup and Wood-Hammond Cup. 2013: rowed in the varsity eight that reached the grand finals at both the Eastern Sprints and IRA Championships.
Before Princeton — won three national championships with St. George's School … won two titles with a title with the heavyweight eight (2011), the heavyweight four (2012) and the lightweight four (2012) … named Team MVP and captain as a senior … swam four years and won eight provincial gold medals … team MVP in 2012 … recipient of the Math Award … graduated with Honors with Distinction.
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Kakinomoto no Asomi Hitomaro
Kakinomoto no Asomi Hitomaro Poems
- On Seeing A Corpse On The Shor... On the sands of Sanuki's ...
- On The Death Of His Wife (I) By the Karu road, under the ...
- On The Sea At Omi On the sea at Ômi, Plovers fly the waves ...
- Coarse Woven Cloth Coarse woven cloth The beach at ...
- From Uncountable Otsu. From uncountable Ôtsu, she came ...
- On This Autumn Mountain On this autumn mountain Tumbling ...
- The Sea At Kehi The sea at Kehi Appears most tranquil, ...
Kakinomoto no Hitomaro (c. 662 - 710) was a Japanese poet and aristocrat of the late Asuka period. He was the most prominent of the poets included in the Man'yōshū, and was particularly represented in volumes 1 and 2. In Japan, he is considered one of the Thirty-six Poetry Immortals. After the Heian period he was often called "Hito-maru"
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Fabrizio Frosini
kuni wasuretaru / ie matamaku ni
Kakinomoto no Hitomaro (Man'yōshū: 426)
Sue Powell
His best poem, in my opinion, is 'When She Was Still Alive', which is not listed on this website.
On Seeing A Corpse On The Shore
On the sands of Sanuki's shore
folk gather fine seaweed,
and the eye never wearies of this fair land,
a divine land, most excellent, exalted.
Of Iyo's faces it's the one,
as our fathers always said,
for ever perfect—
as earth and sky,
and sun and moon.
And now from Naka's harbor
the ship is under weigh
and over sea I sail
blown by timely breeze towards
the cloudy margin of the sea.
Amid the waters I watch
the ever restless waves,
and on the shore-sands
hear the whitening breakers;
the whale-embracing sea
is vast and awe ...