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Review: Outrageous 'Klown' delivers shocking laughs and surprising heart
At some point, someone will write the history of this modern "comedy of the uncomfortable," and when they do, I hope they devote an entire chapter to "Klown."
It's been strange watching Drafthouse Films come into focus as a distributor simply because of how long I've known Tim League, and how clearly we're seeing his tastes reflected in the film that they're picking up for release. The reason I'm enjoying their work as distributors is the same reason I enjoy their work as exhibitors. They have a fearlessness that I admire, and any company that would put films like "Four Lions," "Bullhead," and "Klown" is a company that I'm willing to trust implicitly.
"Klown" is a feature film version of a Danish comedy series by Mikkel Norgaard, Casper Christensen, and Frank Hvam, and while I've never seen the series, that didn't affect my ability to enjoy the film completely. It's self-contained and works as a stand-alone story. I'm curious to see the show now, especially since it looks like Drafthouse Films is going to be distributing the series on DVD in the US. The film tells the story of Casper and Frank, friends who have a canoe trip planned, and Casper views the trip as an excuse to get laid, with a stop along the way planned for a one-in-a-lifetime brothel that is run by a friend of theirs.
Frank, on the other hand, sees the trip as just one more in a long line of events that offer him the potential to be humiliated in a million different ways. Frank's struggling with his relationship with Mia (Mia Lyhne), and things become even more complicated when Frank finds out that Mia is pregnant, something she was reluctant to tell him because she's not sure he's got any potential as a father. Frank decides to take his thirteen year old nephew Bo (Marcuz Jess Petersen) along on the canoe trip even though Casper is livid at the idea of a kid disrupting the "Tour de Pussy," and even though Frank hasn't asked Bo's parents about it, essentially turning his last-ditch effort to bond with the kid into a kidnapping.
Their canoe trip is, to put it lightly, a nightmare. Casper is such a cheerful degenerate that he inevitably causes problems wherever they stop, and Frank is socially retarded, his own inevitable discomfort only matched by Bo's discomfort being around these two adults who obviously don't want to take him along. Bo's an awkward kid to begin with, but anyone would be uncomfortable stuck in a canoe with these two. And while we've seen lots of uncomfortable comedy in the last decade or so, "Klown" ratchets things up with a truly horrifying mix of sexually inappropriate behavior and genuine heart, and I'm impressed by how well they pull it off. No movie that ends with the punchline of this movie should be able to be considered "heartwarming," and yet…
Technically, the film is shot in the quick zoom semi-documentary style that so many of these comedies are shot in these days, and it bugs me as an affectation, something that is just expected at this point. "Klown" is hardly the worst offender in that regard, but there's just this annoying sameness, like there's a piece of software you buy that does that shake, shake, quick zoom, shake thing that we see everywhere. There will be a point where we'll look at films shot like that and we'll be able to carbon-date them precisely because it's so distinctly right-this-moment as an aesthetic.
Frank Hvam is a very particular comic presence, frequently a blank, and on the rare occasions he really openly shows an emotion, it's great punctuation. He's the one who can't believe how horrifying the trip is, while Casper Christensen is more of the force of nature, the unleashed suburban goat, the one whose libido frequently serves to hone in on the absolute most potential trouble. The young man who plays Bo deserves a medal for the way he handles himself even in the film's most insane moments. The long-suffering ladies in their lives have only a few scenes, but they're important scenes, and they play their parts just right. Mia is not sure she trusts Frank, and each fresh disappointment seems to leave a serious mark. He has an encounter with her mother that is both medically unsafe and morally suspect, and that's before the entire canoe trip. He's already on final notice before he even begins, and when he realizes just how bad things are getting, he really does crack, and deservedly so. And Iben (Iben Hjejle, who you might recognize as John Cusack's ex in "High Fidelity) suspects that Casper cheats, but has no idea just how much of a pervert he is.
"Klown" is certainly not a comedy I'd recommend to everyone. You've got to know what you're in for. If you like that feeling that comes when you're laughing involuntarily even as your skin crawls at the thought of being trapped in the situation you're watching, and you're willing to let a film go anywhere in search of those dark, dark laughs, then you can either see "Klown" theatrically starting this weekend or via a number of VOD options, including a fairly new service called Distrify, which is sort of like an Amazon Affiliates program where the site that embeds the Distrify link actually gets a cut of each VOD rental that the readers click on. It's an interesting idea that blurs the line between curation and cashing in, and just one more sign of the way Drafthouse Films is thinking outside the standard model of independent releasing. Looking forward is more important in today's shifting landscape of how people find and consume content, and when they're making choices as creatively bold as "Klown" and as commercially experimental as Distrify or their subscription service, it's obvious Drafthouse Films has eyes firmly set ahead.
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Crime, sex, and drugs, but the only rock 'n' roll in these women's lives is the time they've wasted going in and out of the corrections system in Maine, all because of their addiction to drugs.
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Remembering Elizabeth Swados, the Original Theater Badass
Her stubborn, wild, ephemeral spirit touched so many of us.By Jonathan Coleman
Her stubborn, wild, ephemeral spirit touched so many of us.By Jonathan Coleman
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Daisey opens wide to criticism.By Scott Brown
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To The Editor: Studying Obamas issue papers on foreign policy and defense and mindful of his speech to the NAACP last July where he promised to complete the objective of social and economic justice deficit elimination...whether they live in Anacostia, Appalachia or a village in Africa is revealing.
Intriguing in that in Defense he promises Army and Marines troop increases; to support C-17 cargo and KC-X refueling aircraft, add to the Maritime Pre-Positioning Force Squadrons to support operations ashore and invest in smaller, more capable ships, providing the agility to operate close to shore and the reach to rapidly deploy Marines to global crises; and a 25,000-person Civilian Assistance Corps nation building team.
Foreign Policy describes various financial aid and social programs for Africa. All of this integrates to a massive intervention, aid and support program for Sub-Sahara Africa.
I often use the expression dangerous ignorance when describing Barack Hussein Obama. Here the words roles are reversed, ignorance of his plans means dangerous for your pocketbook. Read these issue papers and realize the urgency of a McCain-Palin election for the future of America.
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Many of the sculpture look like they might be wax, but they're actually colored ice.
Kenny Millman, Audrey & Ken Millman
Pillar of ice
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Kenny shooting me shooting him
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The Nativity scene
The atrium of the Gaylord Hotel
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The George Washington Masonic Memorial in Alexandria, VA across the Potomac from National Harbor
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The Memorial is across Callahan Drive from the Alexandria train station. A VRE (Virginia Railway Express) train is making the stop.
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Automated Diagnosis for Helicopter Engines and Rotating parts
Aircraft availability, in-flight reliability and low-cost maintenance are major concerns for helicopter operators. HUMS (Health Usage Monitoring System) implementing sensor-based monitoring is an enabling technology seeking to provide a condition-based maintenance (CBM) relying on automated diagnosis/prognosis of the health of aircraft components. One challenge for HUMS is to implement automated low-cost CBM systems as an alternative to periodic physical inspections. Existing HUMS technologies tend to generate high rates of false alarms due to the use of fixed alarm thresholds. The automated analysis of fleet operating data on engine and rotating parts recorded by onboard sensors is a major scientific objective to reach adaptive, reliable, and low-cost HUMS systems. This objective will be explored in this project by addressing:
- Performance of simultaneous oil debris monitoring (ODM) and vibration monitoring using available ODM and vibration sensors;
- Analysis of new physical models for ODM and vibration characteristics of helicopter rotating parts (gearboxes, bearings, etc.) to calibrate 'ageing effects' and 'progressive emergence of failures';
- Design and validation of innovative software tools dedicated to self-adaptive diagnosis/ prognosis of potential failures of helicopter rotating parts.
The project's main goal is to enable 'fleet-scale' health monitoring for helicopters with robust failure diagnosis and prognosis, relying on multi-sensor monitoring and automated analysis of sensor-recorded data. This will reduce false alarm rates and maintenance costs and increase operational aircraft availability, enabling efficient scheduling of preventive maintenance.
The main scientific and technological objectives of this project are:
- To obtain a better understanding of the physical behaviour of ODM, vibration and acoustic sensors through new theoretical models and through a series of bench test experiments on helicopter gearboxes, especially in terms of 'ageing effects' and 'progressive emergence of failures' for rotating parts;
- To define innovative self-adaptive algorithms enabling data-driven automatic learning to analyse time evolutions of sensor data and to generate anticipated health diagnosis, taking account of 'vehicle usage context variables';
- To test these algorithms on helicopter fleet vibration data;
- To evaluate the feasibility of automated health monitoring of helicopter fleets by self-adaptive software analysis of (ODM + vibrations) data.
Description of work
The project work breakdown structure includes three sub-projects (SP):
- SP1 is concerned with project management, scope specification, results evaluation and dissemination towards potential end users.
- SP2 addresses experimental data acquisition and physical modelling of three key categories of sensors known to have discriminating capabilities to monitor the health of helicopter rotating parts: oil debris monitoring, vibrations and acoustic emissions. The main goal of SP2 is to reduce the rate of undetected faults.
- SP3 focuses on innovative multi-sensor diagnosis software tools and explores the diagnosis potential of self-learning algorithms. It includes five work packages addressing a helicopter fleet sensor database, external variable impact on vibration-based diagnosis, multi-sensor data fusion for diagnosis, automatic elimination of defective sensor data and the overall technical evaluation of the project outputs. The main goal of SP3 is to reduce the rate of false alarms.
It is expected to acquire/obtain the following knowledge elements and results:
- Oil debris fault detection rates for various damage modes and operating contexts;
- Quantitative impact of contextual variables on defects;
- Experimental evaluation of the potential of acoustic emission sensors for diagnosis;
- Database of vibration recordings for a helicopter fleet;
- Self-adaptive software tools for health diagnosis;
- Methods and tools for automated multi-sensor data fusion for diagnosis;
- Methods and tools for automated elimination of degraded sensor data;
- Bench test evaluation of defect diagnosis on helicopter rotating parts;
- Validation concepts and industrialisation feasibility;
- Perspective assessment for fleet-scale automated multi-sensor diagnosis.
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- Acronym: ADHER
- Name of proposal: Automated Diagnosis for Helicopter Engines and Rotating parts
- Contract number: AST5-CT-2006-030907
- Instrument: STREP
- Total cost: 1 458 596 €
- EU contribution: 1 059 090 €
- Call: FP6-2005-Aero-1
- Starting date: 01/12/2006
- Ending date: 30/11/2008
- Duration: 24 months
- Objective: Safety & Security
- Research domain: Maintenance & Reliability
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verb (disapplies, disapplying, disapplied)[with object]
Treat (something) as inapplicable: British courts are under obligation to disapply Acts where they conflict with European law
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This is a discussion on My journey in .45ACP within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I really like the .45ACP round, but have been having trouble finding a carry gun that I really like chambered in it. I first bought ...
I really like the .45ACP round, but have been having trouble finding a carry gun that I really like chambered in it. I first bought a 1911. I like it, but not crazy about it in a carry gun. The size wasn't an issue, but for the size it was 8+1 capacity. This one was a GI model, so the sights left a lot to be desired. For a range gun, I'd rather have something chambered in a cheaper round. For a carry gun, I'd rather have something DA/SA. I have given serious consideration to a 1911-22 just for fun.
I bought a Glock 30, and there were a lot of things I liked about the gun but ultimately I could not get used to it and could not shoot it well enough for me to feel comfortable carrying it. I didn't like the trigger nor the rear sight, and those were easily fixable but it was just too wide to carry. So why fix the other stuff and spend time and money getting used to shooting it if it was just not carriable for me?
So at this point I have sold both the RIA 1911 and Glock 30. BUT, I'm not giving up on the .45ACP quite yet. I ran across a good deal on a gun I've been reading quite a bit about and has peaked my interest:
It's the Taurus PT845 stainless slide. 12+1 capacity,3 dot sights, has a hammer, is DA/SA with de-cocker, and can also be carried cocked and locked like a 1911. It has full ambi controls and is similar in size to a 1911. It also has a .22lr conversion kit available. That would make for perfect inexpensive plinking time (since I was looking for a semi-auto in .22lr also). It seems to have everything I like in a handgun, so why not. It should be here in a few weeks. I'm anxious to get it and check it out thoroughly and run it through its paces. As soon as it arrives, I'll post some pics and a range report.
As for the Taurus bashers, I've heard it all before and I'm not concerned about it. I have plenty of carry guns, so I have time to test it thoroughly. If it doesn't work out for carry I still have a plinker and I believe I can get my money back out of it. My 709 has been perfect through 1800 rounds so why not give this one a close look since it has everything I like. We'll see soon.
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Para Warthog?
10+1 in a 3" 1911
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Good luck and keep us updated
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Revolvers, more elegant weapons for a more civilized age.
If you are not afraid of carrying a Taurus, I would give the PT-145 a look before the 845 for carry. 10+1 of .45acp and is a good size for every day carry. A awful lot of firepower in such a small package. Also, looks like Taurus is coming out with their 24/7 Gen 2 Compacts in .45. I have no experience with them, but they look promising. I own a first generatin PT145 and a first generation 24/7, both in .45, that have been perfect......after several trips to Miami for repairs. I will never, ever purchase another Taurus product....but that's just me. No bash. Just bad personal experience. I still own both because Taurus has the lowest resale value of any gun I've ever owned and I would rather give them away than to accept what I have been offered for them.
Your quest for the perfect .45 carry (non-1911) pistol would end if you looked at the Smith & Wesson M&P .45 Compact (JMO), but you appear to have your heart set on the 845, so good luck in your journey....it gets expensive.
Sounds like you are going to have a fun and interesting journey. Let us know what you purchase.
Praise the Lord my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle --- Psalm 144
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Based on your comments, if the 845 doesn't work out, I suggest you look at the Sig P220. It is nearly the same size as a government model and is da/sa with decocker. It holds 8+1 and there are factory 10 round mags available. Accuracy is outstanding.
Good luck on your journey!
*WARNING - I may or may not know what I am talking about.
Based on some of the things you seem to like about the PT845 ("...has a hammer, is DA/SA with de-cocker, and can also be carried cocked and locked like a 1911. It has full ambi controls...") I have a suggestion as well.
HK45 Compact
Heckler & Koch - USA
Heckler & Koch - USA
I have handled the HK45 and liked it. Have no experience shooting either, but my experience with my HK USP Compact has been utter reliability. If I lived somewhere I could buy it (ie NOT MA), I'm sure I'd own a HK45c.
Anyway, something you might check out if the PT845 doesn't work out for you.
Take care and stay safe,
Thanks for the suggestions. If I don't care for this one then the Sig and HK are both on my short list to check out.
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I hope the Taurus works out for you. I was on a similar quest last year and found that a 3" 1911 filled the bill perfectly.
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I feel you my friend. Have a Colt Series 70 "SAFE QUEEN",would never get rid of it,but living in the South..it's alot of gun to conceal. I do compromise with my Colt OM, when the weather gets cold, but most of the time( 9-10 months of the year)..I'm "Glocked Up". Like you I have no interest in the Glock 45ACP variations, but unlike you I'm too set in my ways to go to a completely different auto platform. Hell, I'd like a 3-3.5" pre-lock Smith Revovler in 45ACP as an alternative in that caliber.Anyway, good luck on the journey. I find the longer I look at different things..the more likely I come home to what I'm comfortable with.
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Glock 19&26/ Colt Gov't & OM/Ruger SP101
Retired NYS LEO / NRA Life Member
"no kidding,gun slinging,spurs hitting the floor"
SA XD45 compact 10+1 or 13+1 just sayin
I like the glock 36 45acp single stack 6+1 with a reload 13 rounds.
I do not love the bright sword for its sharpness,
nor the arrow for its swiftness,
nor the warrior for his glory.
I love only that which they defend.
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Look up a Ruger P345. Decent price, mag holds 8 plus 1 in chamber. DA/SA. My preferred carry.
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Are Scorpios and Geminians
Suitable For Each Other?
Scorpio and Gemini. Water and Air? It's beautiful for a second, as long as the champagne brims over the glasses. Then, the Air gets out of the Water and the combination destabilizes. A relationship that lasts no more than a bottle of sparkling water left without a cap.
Let's assume you are not with a Gemini because (s)he looks good, but because there is something else you like about this native. Because in your relationship the physical attraction is not based on anything sensible. Your Gemini has a sharp, quick mind, and that's what probably fascinated you. The problem, as you'll see, is that Gemini can't really shut up or stop.
Gemini is neither a family person, you will often find him/her where there are a lot of people or at friends' or relatives' places (well, Air has to move in order to feel it exists). And these are the places you don't like going to, or at least not as often as Gemini goes.
The eternal problem between a Water sign and an Air sign is that the former naturally tends towards immobility and the latter towards movement. It's true, both of them "circulate", but on different purposes. While you focus on an idea and go all the way, Gemini... does much the same thing, but a little differently. That means Gemini explores all the possibilities of that idea quickly, goes to the library or to the bookshop, (s)he enters another bookshop on his/her way and (s)he comes up with another idea. In conclusion, while you stay in the same place, Gemini goes from one idea to another, from one relationship to another. And this is a problem.
But of course, if you really want to, the relationship with a Gemini is not impossible, but you ought to change too much of your personality to keep up with your Gemini - and you don't even feel (s)he really understands you or that (s)he is truly involved... Gemini seems to be absent minded all the time, somewhere else, even if (s)he is physically near you.
In the beginning, your mysterious look will attract a curious native such as Gemini. Your wild passion in bed will intrigue him/her. But Gemini is so unstable that a Scorpio who demands complete devotion, will simply not take it for long. Gemini's thirst for independence is too big, and your need to "control" him/her is suffocating.
Sexually, a Scorpio shouldn't have any problem with anybody. Your sign governs the genitals and is famous for the intensity, skill and gentleness shown in bed. Gemini is bright, funny, imaginative and amazing. Once. Twice. And afterwards (s)he gets tired of the routine that you like and you start feeling that your Gemini is not responding with the same intensity.
So, is a Scorpio-Gemini relation worth it? You'd better not try it. A flirt can be wonderful, on the condition that it doesn't last more than a week.
Scorpio Woman - Gemini Man
Love Match
Although the Gemini man and the Scorpio woman are compatible from the sexual point of view, such a relationship will prove that physical attraction is not enough.
The Scorpio woman is jealous, and the Gemini man is unstable. When the Scorpio woman keeps a tight leash, the Gemini man will not delay in expressing his complaints. After a hot interlude, coldness and then hostility will come in.
Between the Gemini man and the Scorpio woman there could be a good marriage only if both partners are extremely understanding and flexible.
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Federal Education Minister Julia Gillard has promised to personally review stimulus money allocated to Colbinabbin Primary School.
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How The EPA Could Help Cut Carbon Emissions 17% By 2020
CREDIT: AP / Matthew Brown
On Monday the Senate held a symposium under the auspices of Sen. Tom Carper's (D-DE) office — "Climate Change Actions under the Clean Air Act: Reducing Power Plant Emissions without Harming the Economy" — bringing together representatives from both clean energy groups and the energy industry to explore how greenhouse gas emissions from new and existing power plants could be regulated under the Clean Air Act.
The Supreme Court has ruled that under that law, the Environmental Protection Agency must regulate carbon dioxide emissions if it finds them to be a danger to public health and the environment — which it has. The EPA is already finalizing rules for new power plants, with rules for existing plants anticipated to be in the works, which brings us to the symposium's question of just how to apply those powers.
The stand out presentation came from David Doniger of the Natural Resources Defense Council, which lays out a plan for the EPA to cut carbon emissions from power plants 26 percent from 2005's levels by 2020. The plan was run through the same model used by the EPA and a host of other outfits, and according to the analysis it would prevent 3,600 deaths and thousands of other health incidents by 2020, deliver $25 to $60 billion in savings (depending on your preferred discount rate) by avoiding those health effects and the damage of climate change, and it would do this for a compliance cost of only $4 billion in 2020.
The three main parts are:
1. Set a different carbon emission rate for each individual state. This avoids imposing a one-size-fits-all approach. The baseline rate for coal generation would be 1,500 lbs of carbon dioxide per megawatt hour versus 1,000 for natural gas generation. The final rate for an individual state would be a blend between those two baselines determined by its mix of coal and natural gas power generation. (For example, a state that now gets 90 percent of its fossil fuel electricity from coal and 10 percent from gas would be required to hit a rate of 1450 lbs per megawatt hour.) This would be an overall emission rate for the state, meaning individual plants could emit at higher or lower levels. The allowable emission rate would drop again in 2025.
2. Allow plants an array of tools for meeting their emission rate. Each plant or company could then decide which mix tools works best for particular circumstances. For example, an individual plant could improve its boiler technology or retrofit with carbon sequestration — assuming, that is, the latter becomes commercially viable. Owners of multiple plants could coordinate running times, or build in more natural gas or renewable capacity to average out to the overall target. Low- or zero-emitting sources would earn generators credits that could then be traded between companies, within states, or even across state lines among states that allow it.
3. Allow energy efficiency to also earn credits. Qualifying efficiency programs run by the states could also earn credits, which generators could then purchase to give themselves added leeway. Increased efficiency would lower costs for consumers and businesses and thus cut demand. To qualify, these energy efficiency programs would have to meet rigorous standards laid out in NRDC's report.
If states can demonstrate that an alternative approach from the EPA's model — say, California's new cap-and-trade system — will deliver equal or better results, they'll be free to pursue that.
A target of a 17 percent reduction in total carbon dioxide emissions from the 2005 baseline by 2020 was originally laid out in H.R. 2454, the 2009 cap-and-trade bill, and then re-articulated by President Obama. When combined with reductions in carbon emissions due to new car standards, the model of NRDC's approach (the green line below) suggests it would get the United States quite close to achieving that goal (the dotted white line below.)
The modeling also projected that gas and electricity prices would remain virtually unchanged by this approach.
According to Brad Plumer of the Washington Post, the NRDC's lawyers say this approach is all perfectly legal under the Clean Air Act. But as it would also break new ground, litigation in the courts is a virtual certainty. And fear of that litigation may be behind recent reports that the Obama Administration is considering delaying the rollout of its standards for existing power plants.
For his part, Doniger said at the symposium that the possibility of delay hardly came as a surprise to himself or others in the climate policy world, and that he's heard no hard evidence that the delay will actually happen. He added that everyone trusts the EPA to work as hard as it can, and that the sources quoted in the Washington Post story may be expressing a wish more than actual knowledge.
But if the delay does happen, "they should expect groups like ours will take legal action to meet their responsibility," Doniger said.
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How about a caption that calls on all Americans rather than just our weary right foot, the EPA?
Such as:
How Americans Could Cut Our Carbon Emissions 17% By 2020
Since the US emits 20 percent of greenhouse gases, a 17 percent cut would reduce world greenhouse emissions by 3.4 percent.
Rollins, unless I am mistaken, given the dramatic 'up-trending' trajectories of China and India emissions, the figure will be much less than 3.4% by 2020. ANd, of course, we all know that even 17% is WAY below what the U.S. would need to do both on an arithmetic level (should be about 35-40% toward 80% ) and on a 'world leadership' level.
There are very different lens to look through at the same thing.
In this case, one might instead first ask what is THE missing link that impedes action being taken that is commensurate with the threat.
Asked in that way, the answer is not yet another course in plumbing — the engineers' or planners' response.
Rather, its the primal incapacity of homo sapiens to grok existential threats that are over the horizon.
That's where all our attention and resources need to be directed…and without that precondition met, all of the prattle about "how easy it will be" (which it won't if one comprehends the concomitant need to recognize China's demand to rise up to First World standards) will fall on deaf ears.
Want proof?
Look all around you.
Move over Sigmund.
The 2005 base-line is a cop-out, 17% is inadequate, it will probably not be met if a miracle occurs (which it won't) and the US economy gets back to its 'growth path', but it's a start, I suppose.
History tells us, once you set long range goal, industry beats the timelines. Cheaper to modify once, then to have to do it twice.
The key is getting the goals set, and ending the uncertainty.


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Aug. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Gold rose the most in almost three weeks in New York on speculation prices near a two-month low will encourage physical buying as investors weigh tension over Ukraine and the Middle East.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet his Ukrainian counterpart, Petro Poroshenko, today, as Ukraine said yesterday an armored column including 10 tanks entered from Russia as the government in Moscow announced plans to send a second convoy with humanitarian aid into rebel-held Ukrainian territory.
Bullion slid to a two-month low of $1,273.40 an ounce on Aug. 21, on expectations the Federal Reserve may hike interest rates sooner than expected. Fed Chair Janet Yellen hinted in an address at Jackson Hole, Wyoming the following day that the timeline for rate increases could be brought forward, with U.S. policy makers already paring back asset purchases.
"Gold may be picking up a little bit of bargain-hunting interest," James Moore, an analyst at FastMarkets Ltd. in London, said today by phone. Ukraine and the Middle East "are helping keep gold underpinned."
Gold for December delivery rose 0.7 percent to $1,287.70 by 7:26 a.m. on the Comex in New York. Prices climbed as much as 1 percent, the biggest intraday gain since Aug. 6. Bullion for immediate delivery advanced 0.8 percent to $1,287.13 in London, according to Bloomberg generic pricing.
Futures trading volume was 9.7 percent above the average for the past 100 days for this time of day, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Middle East
In the Middle East, the U.S. hasn't decided whether to attack Islamic State targets inside Syria, Libya called for international help amid growing violence between rival militias, while Israel and the Gaza Strip's ruling Hamas group showed no sign of backing down as Egyptian mediators tried to coax them back into a temporary cease-fire.
Belarus, Ecuador and Mexico were among nations that reduced gold reserves in July, while Russia and Kazakhstan increased them, data on the International Monetary Fund's website show.
Silver for December delivery gained 0.8 percent to $19.58 an ounce in New York. Platinum for October delivery rose 0.4 percent to $1,423.80 an ounce, after touching $1,413.50, the lowest since May 1. Palladium for December delivery fell 0.6 percent to $885.85 an ounce. It reached a 13-year high of $902.75 on Aug. 18.
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I just gave that one a try, & it has the same issues. Any other recommendations?
Ever since I updated to gingerbread, the messages that I restore show the date/time that they were restored & not the date/time that they were...
Just save yourself the hassle & sell it to me for $50.
Memfree doesn't seem to be working for me. Can anyone else confirm this?
Your finger didn't scratch it. It was most likely a tiny grain of sand.
I keep it simple.
Off the top of my head, rooting lets you:
1. Tether your computer
2. Take snapshots
3. Underclock to save juice
The easiest way would probably be to just install v6.2.1 over what you're currently running without wiping.
Looks like this method no longer works with BBv0.6.2.1. I get lots of force closes, but the problem goes away when I disable the spelling...
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EDIT: Looks like the pic didn't attach.. guess the app needs more work :-/
Link? I'll try it, but I love the responsiveness of the 2.2 keyboard.
Or they could just join.
Here's the method I used:
1. Find an old 2.2 ROM and unzip it (I used BBv0.5).
2. The 2.2 keyboard (LatinImeGoogle.apk)...
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Volume 43, Issue 2, 01 February 1972
Decay of Surface Potential in Insulators43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661182View Description Hide Description
The potential decay due to injected carriers in the presence of thermal carriers of an insulator which has been initially electrostatically charged is investigated. The problem was originally formulated by Wintle, but the effect of thermal carriers on the observables (e.g., surface potential) was not calculated. We calculate these effects and correct some inconsistencies in an earlier work.
Cathodoluminescence Measurements on a Silicon Carbide Light‐Emitting Diode43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661183View Description Hide Description
From cathodoluminescencemeasurements on a diffused SiC diode with the p layer removed, it has been possible to measure separately the variation of quantum efficiency of radiative recombination in the phosphor layer as a function of injected current density and of temperature. This has allowed a better understanding of the behavior of a diffused SiC diode excited by current flow as well as estimates of some important parameters.
Empirical Formulation of Thermionic Converter Electrode Performance43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661184View Description Hide Description
A simple empirical equation giving the electron emissioncurrent density in terms of the cesium arrival rate and the electrode surface temperature is presented. Oxygen effects are discussed. Applications of the equation are reported.
Additional Excitation Transfer between Excited Helium Atoms and Neon in He–Ne Laser Discharges43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661185View Description Hide Description
Measurements are given of the ratio of the excitation due to helium to the excitation due to electrons for a number of neon states in a He–Ne laser discharge. The ratio was obtained from spectral intensity measurements on dc discharges in pure neon at a pD of 2.2 Torr mm and in a helium‐neon 5:1 mixture at a pD of 4 Torr mm, with a discharge tube diameter of 10 mm, at a current density of 0.23 A cm−2, where the electron temperature is deliberately chosen to be the same in both discharges. In Paschen notation, the ratios are 4d 5−6; 5d 4, 5d 4′, 4d 3, , , 4s 3−7; 5d 4, , 5d 3, ; 4s 5−9, 4s 4−51; 4s 2−29; 5s 3−3.5; and 5s 2−12. It is shown that a selective‐excitation reaction involving He 21 P 1 atoms is responsible for the excitation of neon atoms to the Ne‐5s 2 state. The reaction is spin conserved and has a cross section of about 10−16 cm2.
Low‐Temperature Specific Heat of RbCl, RbBr, and RbI43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661186View Description Hide Description
The specific heats of RbCl, RbBr, and RbI have been measured between 0.1° and 13°K. The Debye temperatures calculated from the specific heats have low temperature limits of 168.5±2.5 for RbCl, 134±2 for RbBr, and 106.5±1.5 for RbI. These are in satisfactory agreement with values of θD calculated from elastic‐constant measurements.
Gain Saturation Measurements in CO2, TEA Amplifiers43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661187View Description Hide Description
Measurements of gain in CO2, TEA pulsed amplifiers operating at a pressure of 330 Torr are described. The energy gain in traversing a small amplifying section decreases to one‐half the small‐signal value at an energy flux density of 1.2Jcm−2.
Dielectric Constant of Ice at 35.3 and 94.5 GHz43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661188View Description Hide Description
A quasioptical free‐space technique has been employed to measure the complex dielectric constant of ice at 35.3 and 94.5 GHz. At each of these frequencies, data were obtained from ice made from chemically pure deionized water and from ice made from tap water. The temperature of the ice was not controlled but was in the range −60 to 0°C.
Generation of Stacking Faults and Dislocation Loops in Silicon Wafers43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661189View Description Hide Description
Thermal oxidation of silicon is shown to result in the generation of stacking faults and dislocation loops at a damage‐free polish‐etched surface provided the silicon wafer is subjected to a prior thermal treatment. If a fresh damage‐free surface is created following the preoxidation thermal treatment, only dislocation loops are generated. The concentration of both types of defects are strongly affected by the cooling rate from the preoxidation thermal treatment.
Quantum‐Limit Piezoresistance of n‐Type Inversion Layers of Silicon and Germanium43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661190View Description Hide Description
Piezoresistanceeffects at small and large stresses in n‐type inversion layers of germanium and silicon are discussed by taking proper account of the surface quantization. It is predicted that the quantum‐limit condition peculiar to the inversion layer strongly affects the piezoresistance on Si {100}, {110} and Ge {111}, {110} surfaces.
Ortho‐Positronium Annihilation and the Glass Transition of Nylon 643(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661191View Description Hide Description
The mean life τ2 or ortho‐positronium annihilating in samples of Nylon 6 both dried and containing 0.5% of H2O has been measured as a function of temperature from 15°C up to 100°C. A sudden change of τ2 in the lifetime‐vs‐temperature curve was found at the glass‐transition temperature. The main glass transition for the dry sample is determined to be 50°C and for the sample containing water, 33°C. The Tg measured by this method is lower than that measured by other methods. This agrees well with the result for polystyrene observed by Stevens and Mao.
Comments on ``Measurement of NO and SO2 Raman‐Scattering Cross Sections''43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661192View Description Hide Description
The step‐by‐step procedure is presented whereby Raman‐backscatter cross sections for gases are determined from electric polarizability, depolarization ratio, and the ratio of Raman intensity to Rayleigh intensity for 90° observation. Computations for N2 indicate a Raman‐backscatter cross section of 1.9×10−30 cm2sr−1.
On the Hall Voltage in an Inhomogeneous Material43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661193View Description Hide Description
The Hall effect has been considered in an inhomogeneous material consisting of low‐resistivity grains separated by thin layers of high resistivity. It has been shown, in contradiction to another recently presented model, that the Hall effect gives the carrier concentration of the low‐resistivity grains and can consequently be used to distinguish between a ``numbers'' mechanism and a ``barrier'' mechanism for photoconductivity in a material.
Reply to ``On the Hall Voltage in an Inhomogeneous Material''43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661194View Description Hide Description
Considerations beyond those discussed for the simplest model of a resistive‐network model by Heleskivi and Salo indicate that the Hall effect may well be an ambiguous technique for discrimination between a ``numbers'' and a ``barrier'' photoconductivitymodel.
Determination of Material Relaxation Properties from Measurements on Decaying Elastic Shock Fronts43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661195View Description Hide Description
A theoretical method for the reduction of measurements on the decay of elastic precursor shock fronts is presented. The method yields values of the initial pressure‐volume relaxation path behind the front; it requires no assumptions about the form of the constitutive relation. The method is illustrated by application to data on lithium fluoride.
Thermoelectric Power of Ternary Cu–Ni–Zn Alloys43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661196View Description Hide Description
The thermoelectric power of three ternary alloys having an electron: atom ratio similar to that of constantan (58Cu42Ni) was found to be large (negative) but less than that of constantan. The thermoelectric power of five other alloys containing a nearly constant amount of zinc also was negative and varied linearly with the amount of nickel present, although the e/a ratio was more than sufficient to fill the 3d holes of nickel. This indicates that the nickel 3d band is not completely filled in these alloys, possibly because of nickel cluster formation.
Speed of Sound in Liquid Sodium from 1000 to 1500°C43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661197View Description Hide Description
Measurements have been made of the speed of sound in liquid sodium from 736 to 1489°C. This extends the temperature range of previously reported measurements by nearly 500°C. The data obtained at 1000°C and below are in good agreement with the work of other investigators; there are no previous data above 1001°C. A quadratic equation derived from the experimental data is presented.
Calculation of Electron Density in Nonparabolic Bands43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661198View Description Hide Description
It is shown that the integral,which is useful for determining the electron density in a nonparabolic energy band of Kane type, may be evaluated in terms of a Bessel function in the Boltzmann limit and that in the narrow‐gap (small ε) limit, an approximation suggested by Bebb and Ratliff is quite accurate.
Unsteady Tangential Newtonian Flow in a Porous Annulus43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661199View Description Hide Description
This communication presents the analytical solutions for the velocity and the pressure distributions for an unsteady tangential Newtonian flow in an annulus of two infinite porous‐wall concentric rotating cylinders.
Fourier Analysis of Interdiffusion Penetration Curves43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661200View Description Hide Description
Fourier analysis is suggested as superior to the conventional techniques of executing Matano analysis. Several additional advantages of the Fourier technique are brought out. The application of this technique is discussed.
Photothermoelectric Analysis of Chemically Deposited Cadmium Sulfide Layers43(1972); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1661201View Description Hide Description
Carrier mobilities in the few thousandths cm2/V sec can be reliably inferred from thermoelectric power measurements, considerably smaller than can be determined by standard Hall measurements. Techniques of photothermoelectric analysis are applied to chemically deposited layers of CdS and CdS–CdSe, as prepared, and after photosensitization by impurity diffusion.Photoconductivity in the unsensitized films is due wholly to an increase in mobility; in the sensitized films, both carrier density and mobility increase with photoexcitation. The high‐light mobility is increased by a factor of 102 by impurity sensitization.


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An oldie and one of my first identity designs, so it has sentimental value. I were a young lad then, all but 6 years ago barely knew my way around illustrator. *sad ambient music plays*... I had to walk 15 MILES to school and a nickel could buy me my lunch with enough left over to ride the tram down to Old Saint Kirks!.
Anyway, It was for a catering company that was exclusively for garden parties and weddings. I hand drew the logo then vectored it. I did the stationary range in Quark? ...Quark! bwahaha! It was supposed to represent a placemat, a plate with some food on it (subtle heart...see it?), cutlery, wine glass etc.
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|All-purpose flour
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Baking powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Artichoke hearts
|14 Ounce, drained and finely chopped (1 Can)
|1⁄2 Pound, drained, flaked
|Low fat cottage cheese
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Monterey jack cheese
|2 Ounce, shredded (1/2 Cup)
|Cheddar cheese
|1 Ounce, shredded (1/4 Cup)
|Green onions
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs), minced
|Hot sauce
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Seasoned dry bread crumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Vegetable cooking spray
1. Coat muffin pans with cooking spray.
2. Preheat oven to 350°F.
3. At high speed of an electric mixer beat eggs 3 minutes until thick.
4. In a bowl combine flour, baking powder and salt and add to egg mixture.
5. Beat at low speed of an electric mixer until thoroughly blended.
6. Stir in artichoke hearts and next 6 ingredients.
7. With cooking spray coat miniature muffin pans and sprinkle with breadcrumbs to coat.
8. Into prepared muffin pans, pour artichoke mixture filling to the rim.
9. Bake in the preheated oven for 30 to 35 minutes or until set.
10. Cool in pans 10 minutes.
11. Serve Crabmeat Artichoke Quiches with desired garnish.
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Calories 333 Calories from Fat 107
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 13 g20.2%
Saturated Fat 5.8 g28.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 241 mg80.3%
Sodium 1117.7 mg46.6%
Total Carbohydrates 25 g8.3%
Dietary Fiber 6.1 g24.5%
Sugars 4.4 g
Protein 30 g60.6%
Vitamin A 14.2% Vitamin C 44.6%
Calcium 37.8% Iron 16.5%
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This is probably the worst social club i have ever been in and ive been in hundreds over the years.iJan720091/07Elphinstone Sport & Social Club
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RE:Elphinstone Sport & Social Club in Hastings...
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got lots of non folkestone venues on hereGot lots of venues in Kent, mostly venues people who might go to Folkestone might also go to, Hastings isn't so far away! This one's probably been listed because of a local band playing there. I do have lots of venues in further away places like London pubs, Fareham pubs, and so on...
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Please help me out, I need to solve this problem, unfortunately I don't have any good way to approach this task
The keeper of a certain king's treasure receives the task of filling each of 100 urns with 100 gold coins. While fulfilling this task, he substitutes one lead coin for one gold coin in each urn. The king suspects deceit on the part of the sentry and has two methods at his disposal of auditing the contents of the urns. The first method consists of randomly choosing one coin from each of the 100 urns. The second method consists of randomly choosing four coins from each one of 25 of the 100 urns. Which method provides the largest probability of uncovering the deceit?
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