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Class Traitor: Okay, so I occasionally fly first class. I don't pay for first classdoes anyone?but use the mountains of frequent flyer miles I've "earned,â and earned the hard way (i.e. by flying coach). I hate flying, and didn't use to join frequent flyer programs. Frequent-flyer come-ons sounded about as appealing as, "Buy ten root canals and get your eleventh free!â I don't like root canalswhy would I want to "earnâ a free one?
So there I was in first class this morning, on the first leg of my trip today, when I suddenly realized that my cell phone, which had been on my lap, is missing. The flight attendant notices me looking around, and asks me if I needed help. We looked, couldn't find it. I mentioned that I had been to the bathroom and another flight attendant tore the fucking can apart. She reached into the trashhalf-way up her forearmand rooted around in the Kleenex and god-alone-knows-what. The first gets on her hands and knees and crawls up the first class cabin, checking under every seat. When we land, I hang outand two flight attendants rip my row apart. And they find the phone, wedged into this weird crevice that only flight attendants know about.
I felt like an asshole, of course, and I can't help but wonder if they would have torn the plane apart for me if I had been in coach. Kinda, sorta doubt it.
Arm's Length: The future of Brad Steinbacher's forearms is sitting next to me. Brad has hairy forearms, as his friends can attest, but the man next to me has forearms so hairy that Brad could hide in their dense foliage.
Pity Party: Andrew Sullivan writes of straight men …
Every now and again, the plight of the heterosexual male deserves some sympathy. Wired for sex, yet programmed for marriage, and forced to deal with an opposite sex they can neither fully understand nor easily resist, straight men do not have an easy time of it.
When I speak at collegesI was at Kent State to give a talk yesterdayI'm often asked if I've learned anything that surprised me doing my goofy job. (Savage Love = my goofy job; editing The Stranger = my real job.) I always respond that I'm surprised by how sorry I've come to feel for straight men. I ache for them, the poor darlings. They are, as Andrew writes, "wired for sex,â and yet they are told, over and over again, by church, mainstream media, and their partners, that being in love doesn't just mean sleeping only sleeping with just one woman, but only wanting to sleep with just one woman. Despite the fact that straight men are in charge, we've built a sex-and-love culture that is hostile to male sexuality. Openly disrespectful, evenI mean, watch Dr. Phil lay into some poor asshole that cheated on his wife sometime. You would think he was cross-examining Joseph. Mengele. Straight men, like Andrew says, don't have an easy time of it.
Gay men, on the other hand, have too easy a time of itthat's our biggest perk and biggest problem. We're wired for sex, and gay male sex cultureby dint of its maleness, not its gaynessis wired for sex. A straight man can spin out of control sexually, but he has to work at it. Gay men can spin out of control all too easily, and we have to work at preventing ourselves from doing just that.
Wiping Up Santorum: Rightwingnutjob Maggie Gallagher doesn't like me.
The undying hatred of people with Dan Savage's views is a badge of honor for Santorum personally, whatever happens in this election, but it is also the real reason for the millions of dollars flowing into Bob Casey's campaign war chest: If Rick Santorum loses, nobody in Washington will ever want to lead on the gay marriage issue again.
God, let's hope. And I have a badge here for you too, Maggie.
Best New Bar: A bar named "Retoxâ will soon be opening in New York City, according to the New York Magazine I bought on my short layover in Minneapolis this morning. It's a name so good, so clever, and yet so seemingly obvious that you wanna smack yourself for not thinking of it first. It's right up there with The Onion reporting that Francis Bean Cobain had entered "pre-hab.â


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Saga artist Fiona Staples takes Josie and the Pussycats from bubblegum idols to real rockers in her variant cover for October's Life with Archie #24. " This storyline take place about ten years into the future, so I did a grown-up version of the band!" Staples writes on her blog "It was inspired in part by the 2001 Pussycats movie, and Alison Mosshart from The Kills, who wears a lot of animal print."
It's also a very different look from the standard Life with Archie cover dress, but in a way it reflects the contents better. The comic is already a weird combination of indy and Archie — it would be cool to see the creators take it even further in the indy direction.
Creators | Dan Parent discusses an upcoming Archie storyline that will bring Valerie Brown from Josie and the Pussycats to Riverdale, causing sparks to once again fly: "The fans can expect the next step in what I think is the most romantic story in Archie history. The chemistry between Archie and Valerie was hot the first time they got together, and now you've really got to see it simmer, all the way from the rekindling of their romance to getting much more serious than we've seen before." [USA Today]
Editorial cartoons | Cartoonist Jeff Stahler has resigned from The Columbus Dispatch following accusations that he lifted ideas from other cartoons, including one that ran in The New Yorker. [Poynter]
It says something – although, I admit, I'm not quite sure what – that the book I enjoyed reading most last week wasn't one of the "New 52″ from DC, nor was it the long-awaited return of Casanova from Marvel… Instead, it was The Best of Archie Comics, a collection of stories from the past seven decades of America's favorite teenager. Well, apart from Justin Beiber, obviously.
I've written before about my secret, somewhat confused love for the Riverdale gang, but there's something about reading such a chunk of history from the publisher in one sitting (It's not only Archie stories, either – there're Sabrina The Teenage Witch stories in there, as well as Josie And The Pussycats, the little-remembered That Wilkins Boy and even some Katy Keene) that's weirdly compelling and addictive; I finished the 400+ page book and pretty much wished I had another one, as long if not longer, waiting for me immediately.
Dan DeCarlo's fictional rock band will get new life (sort of) as actor/producer Nick Cannon and Atlantic Records search for three girls to resurrect Josie and the Pussycats.
The worldwide quest will be the basis for a reality competition series and possibly a spin-off dramedy — both on Nickelodeon's TeenNick channel, for which Cannon is chairman. No target date was given for the shows' debut.
Created by DeCarlo in 1958 and sold to Archie Comics, Josie McCoy first appeared in Archie's Pals 'n' Gals before receiving her own series in 1963, appearing with friends Melody and Pepper. (The comic was initially titled She's Josie and then shortened to Josie.) When Hanna-Barbera Productions sought to develop a comic property to replicate the success of The Archie Show animated series, the publisher made significant changes to Josie. With December 1969's Issue 45, Josie and Melody donned their now-familiar leopard-print costumes and formed a band, and the title was changed to Josie and the Pussycats.
The new approached spawned two short-lived Saturday-morning cartoons — Josie and the Pussycats and Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space — which in turn led to a real-life pop group featuring Cheryl Jean Stoppelmoor (aka Cheryl Ladd). A live-action film loosely based on the characters was released in 2001.

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Recently, I spent a day at ESPN studios in Bristol, Conn., touring the production facilities and learning how shows are produced.
I visited the sets of many of the sports network's most popular shows. They're much smaller than they look on TV. Special camera techniques are used to make the sets look bigger than they really are. As it turns out, almost all the cameras are robotic and operated by remote control.
There is one enormous room where editors create highlights as games are being played. They also write notes for each highlight on the situation, the action and the result. As a highlight is being shown on the air, the narrator uses those notes.
I also got to meet the key production people and found out what they do.
The coordinating producer makes sure everyone is working together correctly; the producer creates the plan for each show (however, the plan goes through many changes during the production meeting); the director executes the plan of the show; the technical director is responsible for the technical elements of the show; and there is an army of support people to take care of all the details, including graphics, editing and lining up interviews.
So, how is a show put together? That happens in the production meeting for each show. Each production meeting includes all the on-air talent as well as the production staff for that show.
I sat in both the baseball and the NFL production meetings and watched the staff create their broadcasts. The baseball meeting was particularly exciting because it was the last day of the regular season and several playoff spots were still open. They would be decided by the results of the games that day.
As I watched the ESPN production meetings, I quickly realized they are the heart of each show. The production meeting takes place over many hours. It's where all the decisions are made on what stories to cover, what angle to follow on each story, how much time to devote to each story and the significance of what happened.
The meetings begin with the producer going over the plan for the show. Basically it's a list of what stories will be covered and in what way. There is a lot of discussion from everyone in the room, and the plan continues to change as the day's games are played. Everyone contributes ideas on what might be interesting to the viewers. The show comes together during that meeting.
In both the baseball room and the football room, the on-air personalities and the production people are really no different from any group of fans watching games: sitting together eating pizza and pasta and meatloaf; going crazy and shouting at the screen over a good play or a bad call; and, most of all, just enjoying being there with each other. The big difference is that these are experts and they get to share their opinions with the world.
Through it all, there was plenty of joking, storytelling and camaraderie. In both rooms, it was a lot like players joking around in the locker room. Baseball analyst John Kruk is insanely hilarious. It was just plain fun to be there.
At the same time, however, these meetings are focused on the business of putting a show together. It was amazing how many decisions are made on the fly and how much work has to be done in the background to be ready to go on the air.
NFL analyst Chris Mortensen described it best when he said, it's "real-time live journalism."
Although there is a very firm deadline in terms of when the broadcast must start, the atmosphere is cool efficiency and focus, not tension or pressure. Everyone definitely seems to enjoy being part of it.
I spent lots of time with both production teams, got to meet them and observe them throughout the day as they planned their coverage. Everyone, from Chris Berman to the production assistants, was very friendly to me. I never felt like an outsider. Everyone was eager to show me things and answer questions.
Getting into the business
As you might guess, this is a very competitive field and extremely difficult to break into. A good plan is crucial to success.
I asked three types of people at ESPN for their advice to high school students who want to get into sports broadcasting: on-air personalities, high-level production personnel and other production employees who have recently broken into the business.
Here's what I learned from them:
In high school, start as early as possible. Get as much experience as you can, such as writing for the school paper. And, network -- make as many contacts in the business as possible and stay in touch with them.
In college, it's good to major in a technology field if you want to work on the technical side of broadcasting. If you want to work on the journalism side, broadcast journalism would be a good major, but plenty of people at ESPN majored in more general areas such as English.
Once again, network. When looking for your first job, this is where your networking pays off. When you want to work somewhere, it's very helpful to know people who are there already.
Keep a running list of possible entry-level jobs. Check places like the ESPN job postings at www.espncareers.com.
"Get as much experience as you possibly can," said Mortensen. "As you move through it, it will be your passion that keeps you going, because there will be many obstacles. Your passion is how you will know what you really want to do."
As I headed back to Buffalo, I was tired but happy at having had the opportunity to see something that very few people ever get to see. It was an amazing, magical day.
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"This is the single, largest money-making project that we have," FFA adviser Linda Maxie said.
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The Intern Gets Off on Anne Hathaway's and Robert De Niro's Charms, Until It Degenerates Into a Series of Monologues
The Intern straddles both Nancy Myers's weaknesses and her strengths.By Bilge Ebiri
The Intern straddles both Nancy Myers's weaknesses and her strengths.By Bilge Ebiri
We need more older women onscreen, not fewer.By Ann Friedman
We sat down with Meyers for a conversation about what it's like, and what it means, to occupy such a singular position in the movie industry at such a complicated moment.
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Reese Witherspoon gave up the role in January.By Caroline Bankoff
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'The Office' writer and actress dissects her favorite romantic comedy.By Emma Rosenblum
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Many of the most acclaimed movies of 2009 were so surreally out of touch that the raves seem positively Venusian.
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This is a city that appreciates its cello; after all, how many rock bands can you find in other towns where the cello is a central part of the sound, as is the case with star Milwaukee act I'm Not a Pilot?
But one can never show too much appreciation for this fine instrument. Recognizing this fact, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music is presenting "Art of the Cello" at 7 p.m. tonight. And it's not just your average everyday cello player who'll be showcasing the instrument, but Tamas Varga, a cello player for one of the world's most esteemed orchestras, the Vienna Philharmonic. Varga will be playing solo compositions for cello from composers Ligeti, Ibert and Gal, and the evening's concert will also pay tribute to the piano, courtesy of guest pianist Stephen Beus. »Read Full Blog Post
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FORT WORTH (February 17, 2014) A woman was killed and four men were wounded in a shooting Sunday night outside a bar in the Fort Worth Stockyards.
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Federico Fellini's fourth film to win the foreign Oscar, 1973's "Amarcord" will receive a special tribute at the 2015 Venice Film Festival, which runs September 2-12. A new restoration from eminent preservation entity Cineteca di Bologna will world-premiere — in collaboration with Warner Bros. and Italy's Cristaldi Film — at the festival this Fall. Cowritten by poet Tonino Guerra and shot at Rome's famed Cinecitta Studios, Fellini's semi-autobiographical ode to 1930s fascist Italy boasts a menagerie of eccentric, colorful characters played by the likes of Bruno Zanin, Magali Noël, Pupella Maggio and Armando Brancia. Nina Rota, of course, delivers yet another magical score. "Amarcord" will mark the second Fellini reprint of the year, as the British Film Institute unveiled a new transfer of the director's 1963 meta-classic "8 1/2" in May. Meanwhile, Cineteca di Bologna is also at work on a multiyear project to resurrect and restore the oeuvre of »
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Florida State and Penn State remained a rock-solid one-two for the fifth week in a row, while No. 3 Nebraska reached another milestone in The Associated Press college football poll.
The Cornhuskers (6-0), who didn't play on Saturday, extended their record consecutive-appearance streak in the AP poll to 300 weeks. The last time the Huskers were unranked was Oct. 5, 1981.
Florida State has the second-longest current streak at 174 weeks.
Michigan State and Syracuse took the biggest tumbles in this week's poll. The Spartans (6-1) dropped six places to No. 11 after a 52-28 loss to Purdue, and the Orangemen (5-2), ranked 16th entering the weekend, fell out of the rankings after a 62-0 loss to Virginia Tech.
The Seminoles (7-0), who beat Wake Forest 33-10, received 62 first-place votes and 1,742 points Sunday from the 70 sports writers and broadcasters on the AP panel.
The Nittany Lions (7-0), who beat Ohio State 23-10, had six first-place votes and 1,678 points, while No. 3 Nebraska had 1,580 points.
Virginia Tech (6-0) remained No. 4 with two first-place votes and 1,561 points.
Tennessee (4-1), idle on Saturday, moved up a spot to No. 5, followed by No. 6 Florida, No. 7 Kansas State, No. 8 Georgia Tech, No. 9 Michigan and No. 10 Alabama.
The Crimson Tide, a 30-24 winner against Mississippi, moved into the top 10 for the first time since 1996.
Seven teams are unbeaten - Florida State, Penn State, Nebraska, Virginia Tech, Kansas, Mississippi State and Marshall.
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It hardly behooves a mere writer to say a derogatory word about the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, "The Fire Brigade," which was presented last night at the Central Theatre, inasmuch as Fire Chief Kenlon from the stage characterized it as one of the finest pictures that has ever been produced. And who knows the firefighting game better than he? Moreover, the producers of this film are contributing 25 per cent, of its receipts toward a college for the instruction of fire-fighting officers.
This film is worthy of the praise extended to it by Chief Kenlon, and it is difficult to say whether one felt more thrilled by the picture or by the brief speech of New York's veteran fire fighter. He said that he would not at that time ever have consented to appear before the audience but for the purpose of the film, for his great friend, Deputy Chief O'Hara of Brooklyn, had died only last Saturday as a result of inhaling smoke and poisonous fumes.
"The Fire Brigade" is "The Big Parade" of the men who risk their lives daily, aye, hourly, in every big city in fighting fires. It has its sentimental moments, it is true, but as Chief Kenlon said, it is never a great exaggeration of what happens.
In this picture no little pains has been taken to make it the most stirring production dealing with its particular subject. It has several episodes in colors that are in turn wonderfully beautiful and remarkably effective. The light romance itself is by no means to be despised, for the rôles of the principal participants are acted in a most earnest fashion. And the old character who longs to drive his horses against the motorized apparatus comes in for his share of glory, which nobody begrudges, even if his horses do show unusual speed.
"The Fire Brigade" is not only interesting and thrilling, but it is informative, for in various chapters there are the fire drills, with the men clumbing up buildings and leaping into nets. In an episode concerned with a blaze in a factory in which there were various chemicals, the men of the "Asbestos Squad" are depicted going through the flames, looking like ghosts as they defy the fire in the search for missing persons.
In the final chapter, when Terry O'Neil, the hero—after having extricated himself from the flaming beams—climbs to an upper window of the building with the hope of rescuing a child on the roof, still another weapon of the firemen comes to light. It is the mortar by which a line is shot up to O'Neil and at the end of it is a grappling ladder. A stirring scene of O'Neil climbing up to the youngster then is depicted, and soon afterward there is a "shot" from above showing the firemen below holding the life net ready to catch the fire-fighter and the child.
Helen Corwin, impersonated by May McAvoy, is the daughter of the unspeakable contractor who saves money at the expense of others. Helen becomes infatuated with O'Neil, a rookie in the department, but at the same time a chap who winks when he wants to conceal his embarrassment as the medal of honor is pinned on his tunic.
Charles Ray, who will be remembered for many excellent performances, including his valiant work in his own picturization of "The Courtship of Myles Standish," fills the rôle of O'Neil. Mr. Ray may be a little too boyish in the first stage of his romance, but eventually he captures your sympathy.
Miss McAvoy is charming as Helen. Like most motion picture heroines, she does not forget to array herself in attractive costumes, but at the same time she makes Helen a distinctly dainty and sympathetic young person.
De Witt Jannings, known the world over for his screen performances as a detective, here portrays an indefatigable Fire Chief who refuses to surrender to the politicians until his last day in office. Then there's Tom O'Brien, who did such good work in "The Big Parade." He lends life to his part of a stalwart fighter of the flames.
The music score of David Mendoza and William Axt has been so skillfully arranged that it adds to the effect of the scenes as they flash by.
Fighting the Flames.
THE FIRE BRIGADE, with May McAvoy, Charles Ray, Holmes Herbert, Tom O'Brien, Eugenie Besserer, Warner P. Richmond, Bert Woodruff, Vivia Ogden, DeWitt Jennings, Dan Mason, Erwin Connelly; written by Kate Corbaley, directed by William Nigh; special music score by David Mendoza and William Axt. At the Central Theatre.


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Dodgers' Yasiel Puig Shows Off Cat-Like Reflexes
Say what you will about Yasiel Puig, but the guy is talented. Sure, sometimes he has mental lapses, and sometimes people are less than enamored with his attitude, but he's talented. He's got a cannon for an arm, tons of power at the plate, and apparently, insane reflexes.
Puig was angry after striking out last night, and upon returning to the dugout, he went to slam his helmet down, and learned that helmets bounce. Here's what happened next.
Is it just me, or did the helmet look like it was on a string? Puig, like an angry magician, managed to snatch the uppity helmet post-ricochet, avoiding injury, or causing injury to others. That was probably the most talent filled outburst of all-time. If that were me, the helmet would have 1000% hit me right in the face. There would have been blood everywhere. Instead, Puig did this with the kind of nonchalance that sometimes gets him in trouble while playing.
He looked like a bored NHL goalie. "Oh a helmet flying towards me? Ugh, get out of here, helmet."
Puig may never be a student of the game, or possess Derek Jeter-levels of class, but one thing is for sure. As long as he's playing, the Dodgers will never be a boring team to watch.


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ptr2 and do this:
ptr2 = ptr;
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ptr2 or do I need to allocate for
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Assuming I have a pointer
Does this mean I allocate space for
Well, depends what you mean by "allocate space for a pointer".
For example:
allocates space for the pointer in automatic memory. The pointer doesn't point to anything meaningful though. If you did:
you have space allocated in automatic memory for the pointer itself, and that pointer points to the memory allocated by
If now you did:
you have some memory in automatic memory for
So in the end, you have allocated memory for 2
The automatic memory is cleaned up automatically (duuh). You have to delete the dynamically allocated memory yourself:
Note that since the two point to the same location, so:
would yiled undefined behavior (so is illegal).
(this is all subject to optimizations, but, in principle, it goes down like this)
You don't "allocate space for a pointer". You only "allocate space", and then you have a pointer to that space. In your case, you simply have two pointers (
A pointer is like a variable or POD (plain old datatype, e.g. int), with the difference that it holds a memory address. All you're doing is to copy/assign the address from one variable to another.
A pointer is just like a simple variable, with just a difference that it stores a memory address. So there are two kinds of space allocations that need to be considered. One is the space that the pointer variable itself takes. The second is the space to which the pointer points. As the question says,
I consider it to be talking of the second case.
So, when you do
The compiler allocates memory for all variables referenced in your program. Let's say a pointer is a kind of variable.
So, there is memory allocated for ptr1 and ptr2:
Both pointers are pointing to NULL:
Each pointer is pointing to a memory address where a value is stored:
ptr2 is now pointing to the same value as ptr. Whatever was pointed by ptr2 is lost.
To answer your question, ptr2 = ptr does not create a copy of the value pointed by ptr, it just make the variable ptr2 able to access the same value as ptr.


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After 85 years, Yankee Stadium is going, going, gone!
Published: Sunday, September 21, 2008 at 2:31 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, September 21, 2008 at 11:52 p.m.
NEW YORK (AP) -- Derek Jeter climbed the mound, surrounded by his teammates, and began the final farewell.
Yankees stave off elimination in Stadium farewell
By MIKE FITZPATRICK
AP Baseball Writer
NEW YORK (AP) After all those championships in this celebrated place, all those unforgettable moments, the New York Yankees weren't about to be knocked out of the playoff race on a night like this.
Mariano Rivera finished what Babe Ruth started 85 years ago, and New York bid farewell to fabled Yankee Stadium with a 7-3 victory over Baltimore on Sunday night that prevented postseason elimination at least for a day.
Derek Jeter was pulled with two outs in the ninth inning and jogged off the field to a raucous cheer before coming out for a curtain call. When the game was over, he walked to the mound and addressed the crowd while surrounded by his teammates.
"We just want to take this moment to salute you, the greatest fans in the world," Jeter said.
Then the Yankees took a lap around the field, waving their caps to the fans as Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" blared over the sound system one last time in this park.
Security officers got busy, too, with police on horseback lining the field to make sure treasured artifacts didn't start disappearing before the ballpark does.
A loss would have officially ended New York's run of 13 straight playoff appearances, and a Boston win Monday night against Cleveland would still do the trick. But on a beautiful Bronx night dripping with history and nostalgia, the Yankees refused to ruin the grand festivities.
Johnny Damon and Jose Molina homered to back Andy Pettitte (14-14), a fitting winner after he helped pitch New York to four World Series titles and six AL pennants from 1996-2003.
Joba Chamberlain worked 1 2-3 hitless innings and Rivera closed out the final regular-season home game before New York moves next year into a $1.3 billion palace rising across the street.
So it ended as it should have, after the Babe opened the ballpark on April 18, 1923, with a home run in a 4-1 victory over the Red Sox that sent the Yankees on their way to the first of a record 26 World Series championships.
New York finished 4,133-2,430-17 at Yankee Stadium, originally built in 284 days for $2.5 million. It was the first sports venue to be called a stadium, the team noted.
"I feel like I'm losing an old friend," Reggie Jackson said. "I'm glad I was here."
Perhaps the only person missing was 78-year-old owner George Steinbrenner, who stayed in Florida to watch on television.
After a major remodeling in the mid-1970s, Yankee Stadium looks much different than it did when Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio linked one dynasty to another decades ago.
But it's the same field, on the same ground and history has a heartbeat here.
"I think it was more the people than the stadium," former Yankees star Bernie Williams said. "People talk a lot about the magic and the aura, but what really made the stadium was the fans. Concrete doesn't talk back to you. Chairs don't talk back to you. It's the people that are there, that root for you day in and day out, that's what makes this place magical."
Fans were encouraged to stay in their seats for a postgame celebration.
The 65-minute pregame ceremony began with a recorded message from longtime public address announcer Bob Sheppard, who has missed this season while recuperating from illness. Sheppard, who took the job in 1951, said he hopes to return next year at the new ballpark.
Players from both teams stood on the top step of the dugout to watch as Yankees stars from yesteryear were introduced one by one. They took their positions, donning old-style, off-white uniforms made of genuine wool and baseball flannel, the tags said.
Yogi Berra was fully dressed by 5:30 p.m., belt fastened and stirrups showing.
"They said this was the kind of uniform we played in. I don't remember getting this one," he said, drawing laughs.
Berra was one of six Hall of Famers on the field. Family members stood in for the greats who are gone, such as Phil Rizzuto, Thurman Munson, Elston Howard and Roger Maris.
Don Larsen, who pitched a perfect game here in the 1956 World Series, scooped dirt from the mound into a plastic cup, assisted by Whitey Ford.
It was one of many nostalgic scenes on this night, only possible at Yankee Stadium.
Center field was the finale. The Mick, Bobby Murcer, a huge roar for Williams back at Yankee Stadium for the first time since the team let him go after the 2006 season.
Then the Yankees starters from Sunday night joined the former stars at their positions. Julia Ruth Stevens, 92-year-old daughter of the Babe, threw out the ceremonial first pitch to injured catcher Jorge Posada. Berra voiced over a salute to the old ballyard and it was finally time to play ball.
"Only this time when it's over, it's over," Berra said.
Much like this season, the Yankees started slowly.
After one last roll call by the Bleacher Creatures in this spot, Baltimore jumped ahead of Pettitte 2-0 before Damon's three-run shot to right in the third not far from where he hit his grand slam for Boston in Game 7 of the 2004 AL championship series.
Molina, filling in for Posada and batting ninth, added a two-run shot off rookie Chris Waters (3-4) in the fourth to give New York a 5-3 lead.
Struggling through an extremely disappointing second half, Pettitte snapped a five-start losing streak. He left to a standing ovation in the sixth, waved his cap and came out for a curtain call.
Notes: Roger Clemens wasn't among those mentioned when highlights rolled of great Yankees pitchers during the pregame ceremony. ... A video of Sheppard reading a farewell poem to Yankee Stadium was played in the seventh. ... Pettitte fanned Ramon Hernandez in the second for his 2,000th strikeout. ... The announced attendance was the total attendance in Yankee Stadium history: 151,959,005. ... The Yankees broke their own AL record for attendance, set last season, by drawing 4,298,543 fans this year. ... The Yankees presented Jeter and his family with a crystal bat to commemorate him breaking Lou Gehrig's Yankee Stadium hits record last week. ... After the game, some Orioles players went to the mound to scoop up some dirt as well.
Microphone in hand, the New York captain addressed the 54,610 fans who came to say so long to Yankee Stadium, his words booming around the old ballpark where the voices of Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle had echoed years before.
"So take the memories from this stadium, add it to the new memories that come with the new Yankee Stadium and continue to pass them on from generation to generation," he said.
The winning tradition that began with a 4-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox on April 18, 1923, ended with a 7-3 triumph over the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday night. It was a bittersweet evening in which the Yankees staved off postseason elimination rather than add another title to their vast collection.
Next April 16 they open a $1.3 billion palace nearing completion across 161st Street, which also will be called Yankee Stadium. But it will not be the same.
With a yellowish moon rising beyond left-center, Mariano Rivera scooped dirt into a clear container, then took his family out to Monument Park 40 minutes after throwing the final pitch at 11:41 p.m. The grounds crew filled dozens of white buckets with infield dirt multimillionaire players on both teams had knelt to scoop up the famous soil from the mound and home plate area, stuffing it into their pockets.
Fans stayed around for 45 minutes, not wanting to walk through the exits one last time. Frank Sinatra's recording of "New York, New York" was heard over and over. The organist played "Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight." Two dozen mounted police galloped onto the field. The one fan who ran on the field was quickly tackled.
At 4 a.m., Yankees staff and interns were still in the infield, running the bases, throwing each other grounders, drinking beer and digging up dirt.
Hours earlier, Johnny Damon and Jose Molina homered, two final long balls in the park where Ruth hit the first on opening day, a stadium that was baseball's biggest, brightest, grandest stage. The bat that Damon used and Molina's spikes were immediately given to the Hall of Fame.
Andy Pettitte, who along with Jeter helped the Yankees win four World Series titles, got the victory.
"This is going to be right up there as far as special nights," Pettitte said.
Appropriately enough, the final Yankees player to bat in the House that Ruth Built was Jeter, whose grounder to third ended the eighth. He was removed with two outs in the ninth, took the final curtain call and started thinking about what to say.
"I was scared to death. When I was younger I used to get really, really nervous when you have to do an oral report in front of 25 people, so I guess I've come a long way," he recalled later.
Before the game, his great predecessors were remembered during a 65-minute ceremony that included 21 retired players, six of them Hall of Famers.
"I feel like I'm losing an old friend," Reggie Jackson told the crowd.
Julia Ruth Stevens, 92-year-old daughter of the Babe, threw out the ceremonial first pitch.
"I'm very, very sad to think that the Yankee Stadium is not going to be in existence any longer," she said. "I wish it could have remained as a New York landmark, but I guess like all things it has come to its final days as we all do."
Fans were allowed on the field starting at 1 p.m. and entered through the left-field seats not far from where Aaron Boone's pennant-clinching home run landed five years ago.
Glenn Bartow and his 13-year-old daughter arrived more than 12 hours before the game began at 8:36 p.m., and were the first ones into Monument Park.
"We come every Sunday," Emily Bartow said.
Visitors touched the 24 plaques and six monuments, posed next to them for family photos. Under the kind of cloudless sky that made people recall summer days of yore, they slowly circled the warning track. Those who could not walk were pushed along in wheelchairs. Parents brought strollers to make sure toddlers got to experience the great ballpark before it is dismantled.
Yankees manager Joe Girardi went onto the field early to sign autographs. Mike Mussina and Alex Rodriguez posed for photos with rooters. Joba Chamberlain even took fans' cell phones and shouted messages to their family and friends.
Bernie Williams, back at the ballpark for the first time since the Yankees cut him two years ago, had his car circle the stadium one last time before he walked in.
"All the memories that I have here, I know that I'm going to have to keep them in my head because this place is not going to be any longer," Williams said. "There is a part of me that feels very sad about watching the stadium go."
Even Yogi Berra knew this was the end. One of the game's most beloved players stood beneath the stands in a full vintage uniform. Now 83, the man who coined the phrase "It ain't over till it's over" put his own stamp on the day.
"I'm sorry to see it over, I'll tell you that," Berra said.
Bob Sheppard, the 90-something public address announcer who started in 1951, read the opening welcome. He missed this season because of illness but recorded his greeting and the introduction of the Yankees starting lineup.
The 1922 American League pennant, the first to fly in the ballpark, was unfurled in the black batter's eye beyond center field. Young men and boys were introduced representing the opening-day lineup in 1923.
Then came the living Yankees who make the stadium a standard for excellence.
Willie Randolph slid into second base when he was announced. Fan favorite Paul O'Neill pointed to the Bleacher Creatures in right field. Williams received the longest ovation, which lasted nearly 2 minutes. Don Larsen, who threw a perfect game here in the 1956 World Series, scooped up soil from the pitcher's mound in a plastic cup, assisted by Whitey Ford.
"That's just priceless," Girardi said.
No mention was made of Roger Clemens, whose legacy has been clouded by accusations he used performance-enhancing drugs. George Steinbrenner, the team owner since 1973, did not attend.
Outside, the marquee that usually has the day's start time and opponent said: "Thanks for the Memories." In the seventh, a video was played of Sheppard reading a poem:
"Farewell old Yankee Stadium, farewell/What a wonderful story you can tell/DiMaggio, Mantle, Gehrig and Ruth/A baseball cathedral in truth/Farewell."
It was 1:05 a.m. by the time the grounds crew dug up home plate. The pitching rubber came up 10 minutes later. By then a picture of the Babe, winking, was on the video board.
"See You Across the Street!!" it said.
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CHARDON, Ohio (March 19, 2013)—T.J. Lane, 18, who pleaded guilty to gunning down three students and wounding three others in an Ohio high school cafeteria, received three lifetime prison sentences without the possibility of parole Tuesday.
Lane was sentenced Tuesday in Chardon, Ohio.
During the proceeding, he wore a white T-shirt with the word "killer" scrawled across it in large, apparently handwritten letters.
Lane admitted firing 10 shots last year at students at Chardon High School, east of Cleveland where he was waiting for a bus to his alternative school.
Investigators say Lane told authorities said he didn't know why he did it.
Lane was charged in adult court but wasn't eligible for the death penalty because he was 17 at the time of the shootings.
Russell King, Jr., Daniel Parmertor and Demetrius Hewlin, were killed in the shooting.


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Awesome and thank you for taking the time to write all that. :)
How about Mobile Defense?
have you installed Android Terminal Emulator from the market?
So I installed Spare Parts from the market. Made a couple settings changes and my phone seemed to run faster. Then I uninstalled it after I...
Where is Spare parts located? I'm not seeing it anywhere.
mine phone has been absolutely stable after running the string that was suggested in post #112. no more redraws! make a backup and go for it.
awesome. thx!
thx for response. how would undo the string if it isn't working out for me?
which kernel are you using? i'm currently using jdlfg's 1.2.
using adw. i'll try to figure it out though.
anyone have a fix for the redraws?
gonna have to try this. thx!
Hopefully I get mine in this next batch!
Benny. You there?
i just registered as well. in the 10min. you signed up it jumped to 763.
Have you abandoned us Benny?!?! lol
ok in laymans terms. what does this do? i'm pretty lazy to read all that in the link you posted.
can we get an update to this benny? Thanks!
Hey Benny,
Noticed the lock screen icons also change w/50% or less battery life.
lol it's not even official yet.
Anytime. I prefer the round battery icon. Can you make that happen?


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Earlier today, The National Journal, an even-keeled, impartial, elite(ist) DC analysis magazine, weighed in on Maria Cantwell's reelection campaign. Here was their money quote (at least for the GOP): "We can't imagine ever viewing any other Democratic incumbent as more vulnerable than Cantwell."
Now, the equally well-respected Cook Political Report delivers some more bracing analysis for incumbent Cantwell.
Here's how their write-up begins:
Washington: On many levels, freshman Democratic Sen. Maria Cantwell may be the party's most vulnerable incumbent. Cantwell has not established herself in the minds of voters, her poll numbers tend to be weaker than those of her colleague Sen. Patty Murray, she does not have a long record of accomplishment, and she can't finance her campaign as she did in 2000 when she defeated incumbent Republican Sen. Slade Gorton. As important, Cantwell will face a very strong opponent in former Safeco CEO Mike McGavick.
I've pasted in the rest of the Cook Report write-up below.
Of course, Cantwell has a few things working in her favor. If she can't self-fund the race, she has proven to be a tireless fundraiser. At the end of the first quarter, she had $5.6 million in the bank. Perhaps her greatest asset in the general election is the state's solid blue nature. It is just not easy for a Republican to win statewide here. And, although Cantwell's record of accomplishment is slim, she has won much praise for her efforts to kill attempts by Senate Republicans to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling.
Cantwell cast a vote in support of the war in Iraq and she hasn't backed off her position. She did support the Levin-Reed Amendment to establish a plan to withdraw troops from Iraq. Her position on the war has earned her two primary opponents. Neither has any chance of defeating her, but they provide an outlet for anti-war Democrats to vent their anger. Some observers have speculated that Cantwell's views on the war might discourage Democrats from turning out in the general election, and this might cost her the race if it is close. That assessment is not unrealistic, just premature and may or may not be operative by October.
McGavick is probably the strongest candidate that Republicans could have recruited for this race. He carries none of the baggage that some other statewide Republicans have had. He is from Seattle, as opposed to the more Republican area of Spokane, which many voters consider akin to being from another state entirely. He has been able to raise money, and is in a position to put his own into the race. It will be difficult to paint him as a rigid social conservative or to tie him to President Bush. As a former Senate chief of staff, McGavick, unlike many candidates who come from the business community, does not have to conquer a learning curve on federal issues. And, finally, he has a unified Republican Party behind him, which is often not the case in a state where there is a schism between moderates and conservatives. Some of the unity can be attributed to the 2004 gubernatorial race that GOP nominee Dino Rossi lost by a handful of votes amid serious voting irregularities in King County (Seattle). They feel robbed and are energized about this election.
This is not to suggest that McGavick is without his vulnerabilities. First among them is probably his tenure at Safeco. Although he was able to turn around a troubled company, it came at a cost, job cuts. Democrats are certain to hammer this issue. McGavick anticipates such attacks and has worked to inoculate himself, devoting a section of his web site to the "Safeco Story" and he will inevitably put his side of the story in television ads. Another issue will be McGavick's support for drilling in ANWR. If nothing else, it might cost him some independent and moderate voters and certainly does not win him any friends in the state's press corps.
McGavick has taken an interesting approach in the campaign: he has said he will criticize Cantwell's positions on issues, highlighting areas in which they disagree, but that he will not engage in personal attacks because he believes that civility needs to return to politics. Democrats are unlikely to take the same attitude toward attacks and it will be interesting to see how this cuts if McGavick does not respond in kind.
There are only two pollsters who release data here. The GOP firm Strategic Vision, who is not polling for McGavick, had McGavick trailing Cantwell by just 7 points in their last survey. Elway Research showed a 19-point gap in an April poll. So who do we believe? Neither makes us particularly comfortable and even employing the patented Cook Political Report Law of Polling Averages does not really work here. In short, we'd like to see data from one or two more credible polling firms.
Even without enough polling data, if there is any race in the Lean Democratic column that seems destined for Toss Up, it is this one.


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Of Models And Melting Ice CapsSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Sun, 05/01/2016 - 15:33
Once again climate scientists have put forth a scary prediction about melting ice caps and once again they are portraying output from computer models as a reliable prediction of things to come. The normally staid and reliable journal Nature emblazoned its cover with "Rising tide" in large black print, with the subtext "A 500-year model of Antarctica's contribution to future sea-level rise" in smaller print below. When a closer look is taken at this new model it turns out to be a house of cards, incomplete and built on top of other climate change models that are known to be faulty. As the old saying goes: garbage in, garbage out. Yet a major science journal chose this piece of computerized legerdemain as its lead article. No wonder that climate alarmists, and climate science in general, have fallen into such ill repute.
The Tide Is Turning, Time For Global CoolingSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Thu, 05/28/2015 - 14:37
Climate scientists have constructed models to predict what Earth's climate will look like decades, even hundreds of years in the future. Unfortunately, many major components of Earth's climate system have not been accurately monitored for very long. This makes such predictions suspect if not laughable. A case in point are variations in ocean circulation and temperature. In the Atlantic there is a cycle for sea surface temperatures variation called the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO). The AMO is linked with decadal scale climate fluctuations like European summer precipitation, rainfall in Europe and India, Atlantic hurricanes and variations in global temperatures. A new study in the journal Nature reports that the AMO is again transitioning to a negative phase, meaning the vaunted "pause" in global warming may be with us for decades. In fact, scientists at the University of Southampton predict that cooling in the Atlantic Ocean could cool global temperatures a half a degree Celsius.
The Ignorance of Climate AlarmismSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Wed, 08/06/2014 - 13:31
One of the sad side effects of the global warming climate scam is the way otherwise fairly intelligent people have been snookered into believing the dumbest things. An example in point: in a world where millions die each year due to malnutrition, US Secretary John Kerry lectured African leaders attending a summit in Washington that creating more farms in Africa causes too much carbon pollution. Can you imagine the response of any national leader, being told he must let his people starve because a bunch of rich nation, ivory tower science boffins have this unproven, wild idea that CO2 might cause the world to warm by a degree or two a hundred years from now? This is the type of imbecility that comes from following a pernicious untruth down a rabbit hole of false assumptions. Yet around the globe people seem defenseless against the infectious ignorance that is climate alarmism.
Irreversible Collapse Of Climate AlarmismSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Wed, 05/14/2014 - 14:17
News media around the world have been all abuzz, with headlines declaring "Irreversible collapse of Antarctic glaciers has begun" and "West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapse is under way." The "rapid" collapse threatens to cause sea level change of 4 to 13 feet. Calamity will surely follow. "Collapse will change the coastline of the whole world" shrieked the UK's Guardian, always a good source for mindless rumor mongering. What they are referring to are a pair of new reports that say the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) has pushed its way over a submerged ridge that had been impeding its forward progress, causing the ice sheet to become unstuck from the sea floor. The WAIS is now flowing more freely, and hence more rapidly, into the sea. What the alarmist headlines don't say is that any impacts from this change are centuries to millennia in the future.
The Other Climate ReportSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Mon, 04/14/2014 - 13:21
On March 31, 2014 the fifth in a series of scholarly reports produced by the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC), Climate Change Reconsidered II: Biological Impacts, was released to the public. While little reported in the main stream media, this new publication represents an independent, comprehensive, and authoritative report on the current state of climate science. It is an answer to the propaganda put out by the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and its lackeys and a direct refutation that no real climate scientists dispute the conclusions of the climate change alarmists. For those who do not accept the claims of consensus science or the fatuous assurances that global warming is an imminent threat by vacuous politicians, this report sheds light on the real science behind global warming and its possible effects.
Forget Global Warming, The Ice Age Is Coming!Submitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Fri, 08/09/2013 - 12:53
Scientists have long suspected that the orbital cycles of our planet are responsible for the periodic climate variation that causes alternating glacial and interglacial periods. Milankovitch's theory of orbital cycles suggests that summer insolation at high northern latitudes drives the glacial cycles. Moreover, statistical analyses have demonstrated that the glacial cycles are indeed linked to eccentricity, obliquity and precession. Now, researchers have confirmed that a combination of two of the Milankovitch cycles conspire to start and stop ice ages. The 100,000-year eccentricity cycle amplifies the influence of the 23,000-year wobble of Earth's spin axis called precession. The new modeling also suggests that the great accumulation of mass by the North American ice sheet causes the abrupt end of glacial periods. CO2 is involved, but is not determinative, in the evolution of the 100,000-year glacial cycles say the scientists.
West Antarctic Change Indistinguishable From Natural VariabilitySubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Tue, 04/16/2013 - 11:12
For some reason a lot of people have become fixated on Antarctic ice—is it waxing or waning, accumulating or melting. Climate alarmists have striven mightily to show that ice at the poles in on the decline, melting in the face of rising global temperatures. Antarctica, with the largest store of glacial ice on the planet, is the primary focus of attention. If Antarctica's ice sheets were to melt it would be a calamity for mankind. Unfortunately, Earth's climate system contains many cyclic trends, operating on decadal and longer periods of time. In the past, what some claim are clear trends have turned out to be only short term in nature. A new report, just published online, concludes that it is unclear if changes in atmospheric circulation over West Antarctica during the past few decades are part of a longer-term trend. In fact, ice cores reveal a significant increase in the oxygen isotopes from precipitation over the past 50 years, but the anomaly cannot be distinguished from natural climate variability.
Climatologists Retrench As Climate Refuses To WarmSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Mon, 01/28/2013 - 15:34
A newly released study from the Research Council of Norway has climate change alarmists abuzz. One of the things the alarmists have been pushing for is to halt warming at a 2°C increase at any cost (and they mean that literally). In the Norwegian study, much to the alarmists' dismay, researchers have arrived at an estimate of 1.9°C as the most likely level of future warming. The report also recognizes that temperatures have stabilized at 2000 levels for the past decade even though CO2 levels have continued to rise. Meanwhile, a reconstruction of the Eemian interglacial from the new NEEM ice core, published in the journal Nature, shows that in spite of a climate 8°C warmer than that of the past millennium, the ice in Northern Greenland was only a few hundred meters lower than its present level. This finding casts doubt on the projected melting of ice sheets and resulting sea-level rise.
New Ice Surveys Finds Slower Ice-sheet MeltingSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Sun, 12/02/2012 - 16:41
A new "comprehensive" report about the melting of Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets is being touted by climate alarmists as "grim news" but in fact says no such thing. This latest estimate, published this week in Science, combines data from many sources including 20 years of satellite data and 32 years of ice-sheet simulations to arrive at a mixed conclusion. It estimates that, between 1992 and 2011, the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets lost 1350 ± 1010 and 2700 ± 930 Gt of ice, respectively. That is equivalent to an increase in global mean sea level of 11.2 ± 3.8 mm, less than 1/2 an inch. Moreover, while some areas were losing ice mass others were gaining mass from snowfall. The East Antarctic Ice Sheet (EAIS), which occupies over 75% of Antarctica, experienced mass gains during the final years of the study.
The Case of the Alternating Ice SheetsSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Wed, 09/19/2012 - 09:10
There has been a wave of triumphal announcements by climate change proponents recently, almost giddy over the summer shrinkage of the Arctic ice sheet. "Lowest level ever!" they proclaim, thought that is not quite true. Nonetheless, The Arctic pack ice has been receding over the last decade or so, but that is only natural. You see, there is a well known, if poorly understood, linkage between the ice at the north pole and the ice in and around Antarctica—and the ice around Antarctica is doing quite well. Satellite radar altimetry measurements indicate that the East Antarctic ice sheet interior increased in mass by 45±7 billion metric tons per year from 1992 to 2003. This trend continues today, reinforcing recent scientific investigations into this millennial scale oscillation between the poles. According to studies, this is how things have been for hundreds of thousands of years.
Karakoram RisingSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Tue, 08/21/2012 - 08:43
Another group of researchers has weighed in on the continuing scientific scuffle over whether the Himalayan glaciers are melting. A letter to Nature Geoscience reports that the Karakoram glaciers, a part of the greater Himalaya north of the actual Himalaya Range, are actually gaining mass. Outside the ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica, the Karakoram is the most heavily glaciated part of the world, containing nearly 3% of the planet's total ice area. But because they are so large, difficult to get to and dangerous to travel on, they have not been measured by conventional survey methods. Scientists have instead, been relying on satellite measurements, whose accuracy is now called into question. This impressive new study says that the Karakoram glaciers are not only not shrinking, they are accumulating enough ice each year to cause a slight decrease in ocean sea-level.
Why Are Sea Levels So Low?Submitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Mon, 07/23/2012 - 13:49
The last interglacial period (LIG)—the Eemian—is commonly believed by scientists to have been warmer than the current Holocene interglacial. Along with that balmier climate there is evidence that sea levels were significantly higher than today. Previous studies have pegged Eemian sea levels at 4 to 6m higher than today. Recently, a new investigation raises that estimate, reporting that ancient sea levels peaked between 6.6 and 9.4 m (~20 to 30 feet). Modern day accounts of flooding in low lying coastal areas and tropical islands abound, with ominous suggestions of links to global warming. How high the oceans will rise is a topic of debate for IPCC members, the news media and assorted climate alarmists, but they are asking the wrong question. Instead, they should ask why are sea levels so low?
NASA Satellite Debunks Melting Glacier MythSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Fri, 03/09/2012 - 09:54
One of the claims put forth by climate change alarmists is that Earth's glaciers are rapidly melting. This supposedly causes all sorts of problems, from rising sea levels to failing water supplies. A recent report in the journal Nature uses NASA's Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellite to measure the loss of glacial ice around the globe. Analysis of the satellite data on Earth's changing gravity field delivers some unexpected results and the results have surprising implications for both the global contribution of glaciers to sea level and the changes occurring in the mountain regions of Asia.
Winter SunSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Tue, 11/29/2011 - 12:14
The impact of solar irradiance variations on Earth's surface climate has been debated by many in the past. Based on correlations between solar variability and meteorological changes, the Sun-climate link seems obvious but, as is often stated, correlation does not prove causation. Previously, any link was disputed because the amount of energy delivered by the Sun was deemed too small to have a significant impact. New satellite measurements indicate that variations in solar ultraviolet irradiance may be larger than previously thought, forcing a reevaluation of the impact of solar variation. A recent report in the journal Nature Geoscience claims to show just that—a link between the 11 year solar cycle and Northern Hemisphere winters.
The Inappropriate AnthropoceneSubmitted by Doug L. Hoffman on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 14:47
In 2009, the International Commission on Stratigraphy, the body charged with formally designating geological time periods, decided the Anthropocene concept "has some merit." To investigate further they formed the Anthropocene Working Group, which published their initial findings this past February in a special issue of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A. The group reported a wide range of human impacts that could leave a stratigraphically significant mark on the planet's geological record. There is no doubt that humans have changed the world we live in, but has the change been significant enough to declare a whole new epoch? The Anthropocene debate is continuing this week at the 2011 Geological Society of America conference.


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WJBC radio reports Illinois House Republican Leader Tom Cross announced the plan Tuesday in Normal. He was joined by Republican state Reps. Dan Brady, Adam Brown, Pam Roth and Barb Wheeler. They say the package could save the state millions of dollars.
The plan would add photos to Illinois Link cards to stop fraud. Another part would prevent Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits from being used for alcohol, lottery tickets or firearms. And a third part would prevent those in jail from receiving public aid.
Cross says supporters of the plan want to make sure welfare in Illinois "is viable and can sustain itself" but that it isn't abused.
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