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Observing Intel's "Turbo Boost" feature with PowerTOP
By esaxe on May 08, 2009
Here's how it works. When one or more of the cores on the processor is in the P0 (max perf) state, those cores may enter Turbo Boost mode, allowing them to run at the faster clock frequency. "How much faster" depends on how much power and thermal headroom is available, but in general, the more cores there are on the socket that are idle and power managed (via. C-states), the faster the remaining running core(s) will go. With the introduction of OpenSolaris support for Deep C-states which integrated in build 110, we're certainly seeing the effects...since the system is now readily taking advantage of the deeper C-states, turbo boost happens all the time. :)
But how does one observe this? It's certainly useful to know when Turbo Boost is happening, and how much of an "overclock" the processor is achieving. Fortunately, in build 110 Rafael Vanoni pushed some changes to PowerTOP that provides this observability:
This is a screenshot of PowerTOP running on a Xeon 5500 (Nehalem) based system. Notice in the P-states (Frequencies) column that the highest clock speed has (turbo) next to it. As turbo mode is entered, PowerTOP will track the average frequency of the system's processors over the sampling interval. You can actually watch that top end frequency fluctuate as utilization across the system changes.
Clearly, this observability is important for understanding system performance (but more importantly, for performance determinism). Very cool stuff...and yes, this will be present in the upcoming OpenSolaris release. Here's a video we did in which Rafael talks more about this...
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Recipe spotlight: Mr. C's Baked Chicken Breast with a Creamy Shrimp Sauce
Published: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 1:33 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 1:33 p.m.
Mr. C's Baked Chicken Breast with a Creamy Shrimp Sauce
6 boneless chicken breasts
2 teaspoons Creole seasoning
2 teaspoons garlic powder
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 large onion, sliced
1 cup chicken broth
For sauce:
1 (10.75-ounce) can cream of mushroom soup
1 (14-ounce) can chicken broth
1 tablespoon browning sauce
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 medium bell pepper, finely chopped
1 medium onion, finely chopped
4 stalks green onions, finely chopped
1 pound fresh Louisiana deveined shrimp, seasoned with 2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Marinate chicken breasts with Creole seasoning and garlic powder for one hour. Place chicken breasts in a 9-by-13-inch aluminum or glass pan; pour the olive oil on top of the chicken breasts.
Spread slices of onions on top, then pour 1 cup chicken broth in the pan.
Place pan on the middle rack in the oven; bake for about 40 minutes.
Take chicken out the oven and drain all liquids off, or put chicken breasts in another 9-by-13-inch pan.
To create sauce, combine cream of shrimp soup and one can chicken broth in a 4-quart pot. Add browning sauce to the mixture. Cook on low heat for three minutes.
In a medium skillet, add garlic, bell pepper and onion.
Sauté the seasoning for about three minutes and then combine seasoning with your mixture in 4-quart pot.
Add green onions to the mixture. Let mixture simmer for about 10 minutes.
Add seasoned shrimp; then let mixture simmer for five minutes.
Pour the sauce over the top of the chicken; let stand for five minutes.
Serve with your favorite vegetable.
Makes six servings.
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MANTECA - The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office on Thursday arrested Brandon Gann, 31, and David Splan, 42, both members of the Hells Angels motorcycle gang, in connection with the 2011 murder of 26-year-old Danny Martinez, authorities said.
Martinez was shot and killed in the 17000 block of Ideal Parkway in an unincorporated area of Manteca on Aug. 15, 2011. A second shooting victim underwent surgery and survived his injuries.
Gann and Splan were arrested without incident and are being held without bail at the San Joaquin County Jail, authorities said. No other details were released.
ESCALON - The San Joaquin County Coroner's Office on Thursday identified a woman found dead on the banks of the Stanislaus River early Tuesday as Lynette Garza, 23, of Modesto.
California Highway Patrol officers found Garza's body after responding to a report of a vehicle accident about 3:40 a.m. Tuesday in the 25800 block of East River Road in Escalon. They found an abandoned car on the roadway and Garza's body, which showed signs of "severe trauma," on an embankment about 60 feet away.
The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office is investigating and has ruled Garza's death a homicide.
STOCKTON - The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office on Thursday arrested Anton Bullock, 23, in connection with a robbery that occurred in November at DeVons Fine Jewelers in Lincoln Center, authorities said.
Bullock was arrested in Richmond, deputies said. Authorities are still seeking a second man wanted in connection with the jewelry heist, officials said. Authorities allege Bullock and another masked man entered the store on Pacific Avenue and Douglas Road just after 12:30 p.m. Nov. 26, used an ax to break display cases and stole jewelry before fleeing in a black Cadillac. Officials said evidence left at the scene tied Bullock to the robbery.
STOCKTON - A Latino man in his late 40s died after being struck by a car about 7:20 p.m. Thursday in the 1700 block of East Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard, police said.
The driver of the vehicle remained at the scene to talk to investigators and had not been arrested late Thursday night, officers said. Shortly before the man was struck, police received reports of a man of similar age walking in and out of traffic near the same location, authorities said.
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What Kevin Spacey wore at the Oscars
Posted by Shreve & Co. at 7:50:00 AM in IWC (29)
Have you watched the recent 84th Academy Awards? There was House of Cards star Kevin Spacey presenting the Oscars in one of the categories. He was neatly dressed with midnight blue Burberry tuxedo. And a perfect match to it was a damn good-looking watch. Spacey was wearing a limited edition IWC Portuguese Yacht Club Chronograph with a coordinating dark blue dial. The Portuguese Yacht Club is a powerhouse collection. The watches under this brood have all the precision of a nautical instrument. They are water resistant with 68-hour power reserve. The watches also demonstrate superb sporting qualities with a fly-back function and an additional flange with quarter-second calibration for recording short periods of time. Longer stop times can be read off like a second time on a separate analog sub-dial. With all these features, certainly, the IWC doesn't only look red-carpet worthy. It is a must-have for its practical value.
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Another day, another real-life Walter White: A chemistry teacher from East Texas was busted by the police for selling home-cooked meth in the parking lot of his junior high school.
William Duncan was arrested by police in Linden and charged with delivery of a controlled substance in a drug-free zone.
"We've been conducting an undercover operation for about five months and buying narcotics and we had bought off of this person a few weeks back," Linden Police Chief Alton McWaters told KLTV. "We set-up another buy from him. He sold it to us at the school, at the junior high school where he teaches."
Meth was later discovered in Duncan's truck, which was parked on school property.
The one silver lining for Duncan: Police don't suspect he sold meth to students.
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Professor David Siegel Is Member of Task Force on Reducing Wrongful Convictions
(Boston, Revised 07/28/10) New England Law | Boston: A Boston Bar Association (BBA) task force that includes Professor David Siegel, director of the Center for Law and Social Responsibility, has issued proposals that promise significant improvements to criminal justice policy and practice in Massachusetts. The group's recommendations could reduce the risk of wrongful convictions, boost convictions of those who commit crimes, and reduce the need for hearings to suppress evidence.
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"Getting It Right, Improving the Accuracy and Reliability of the Criminal Justice System in Massachusetts" is the result of efforts by prosecutors, police, forensic analysts, defense lawyers, public defenders, and one academic – Professor Siegel. The BBA describes the 20-person task force as "the broadest group of major players in the criminal justice system ever assembled to prevent wrongful convictions in the Bay State."
"This report identifies specific reforms in eyewitness identification, suspect interviews, forensic analysis, post conviction proceedings, and prosecutorial and defense practices," noted Siegel. "These measures will reduce the risk of wrongful conviction and increase the likelihood of identifying the true perpetrators."
Massachusetts is one of only four states without a law providing post-conviction access to and testing of evidence by inmates who have a viable claim of innocence. "The task force recommends this type of statute so that evidence that is material to determining guilt or innocence is given its day in court," explained Siegel.
Professor Siegel directs the law school's Criminal Justice Project and teaches Comparative Criminal Procedure, Criminal Advocacy, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Clinical Evidence, Evidence, and Mental Health Issues in the Criminal Process. He is a founding member and serves as a trustee of the New England Innocence Project, which works to identify and exonerate wrongly convicted individuals through the use of DNA evidence. The organization also considers cases in which scientific testing or other investigative leads could help establish innocence.


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LaunchBar is an award winning productivity utility that offers an amazingly intuitive and efficient way to search and access any kind of information stored on your computer or on the web. It provides instant access to your applications, documents, contacts and bookmarks, to your music library, to search engines and more, just by entering short abbreviations of the searched item's name.
You just hit Command-Space to bring LaunchBar's input window to front, enter an arbitrary abbreviation, and as soon as you start typing LaunchBar displays the best matching choices, ready to be opened immediately.
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If I could get anything close to the search templates in Spotlight, I would use Spotlight only. I've tried, but my most used feature in Launchbar turned out to be the tons of search templates I have got.
I tried to use Spotlight and the shortcuts in OmniWeb instead. They are almost the same, but it won't cut it. It's Launchbar for now.
Props to Launchbar for starting the instant-search craze on the mac. But now that Spotlight in Leopard is reasonably fast, and Quicksilver is stable, Launchbar is pretty much obsolete. Though I do respect the poor souls who got addicted to Launchbar and refuse to give it up no matter what else comes out, even if it's better. (Myself I can no longer see the need to pay for this functionality.)
QS has recently stopped indexing my new files (Spotlight beats it) so I'm using LaunchBar as well
I've used Quicksilver since I came to the mac in the spring of '06. However, in the recent lifehacker interview by QS's creator, he mentioned that he would quit active development of it, and said that he almost recommends that people looking for stability turn to another app like launchbar (or words to that effect). So, for right now, it doesn't seem to be a future in quicksilver. I should point out that it has gone open-source, so if someone picks up the code, it may have a bright future after all.
So, I tried launchbar, and found I like it. It's a bit more limited than QS, in that QS has so many modules and plug-ins that it can almost make you a cup of coffee. But I'm willing to bet that 98% of QS users were like me and didn't use most of those features.
Quicksilver also had gotten to the point of a crash at least two or three times a week. I've yet to have LB crash. Of course, your mileage may vary.
Yes, QS has the "glamor," but LB feels more like Apple's minimalist style.
Anyway, that's my opinion, take it or leave it.
I have become an avid user of LaunchBar, no longer do I go to the apps in finder or for that matter hardly ever use spotlight for anything. I tried QuickSilver many times before and always found myself not using it, but LaunchBar is a natural for me.
I have used Launchbar for years now, occasionally strayed to Quicksilver, but keep on coming back - could be simply habit, but for me, it just works better.
Why are all the positive LaunchBar reviews getting negative scores? Must be a heated competition between LaunchBar, Quicksilver, and Butler users.
LaunchBar is cool. I started on Quicksilver but only really used it as a launcher once I stopped using Kinkless GTD. LaunchBar seems faster and more accurate to me so I switched. They are both fine apps though and I will keep checking out both of them in the future. Right now it's LaunchBar for the win. Next month may be different with the way I am going through software though.
I was trying some launch app like Butler and Quicksilver, but really I was more confortable with LaunchBar.
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I am from Northern Ireland, which contrary to reports is actually a fairly quiet place, predominantly rural, and with a high standard of formal education. I was mostly brought up in Omagh, the county town of Tyrone; but for about twelve years now, I have lived in Belfast, where I was born Scorpio - November 03 1957.
Technical matters have always interested me. I have been involved professionally in the audio electronics industry with people such as Tim de Paravicini and Stan Kelly, (readers of Hi-Fi magazines will know who I'm talking about here) and the sound- recording/music industry, again, with Tim de Paravicini, and Tony Bongiovi of Power Station Recording Studios, New York City. Also, I'm into computers; working my way towards an MCSE qualification.
I read: Literary fiction by Nelson Algren, Gerald Kersh, Iain Banks, Nicholson Baker, etc. Sci-Fi and Fantasy by Iain M Banks, Fritz Leiber, C.J. Cherryh, J.S. Fancher, etc. Detective fiction by Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, Sara Paretsky, Peter Hoeg, etc.
A new activity for me is Computer Aided Graphic Art for which I use Adobe Photo shop 5.0 in conjunction with 3D-Studio Max to mix and blend scanned-in photographic images shot on 100 or 25 ASA 35mm negative film, with hand drawn images. I don't use a digital camera at present because it's not yet possible to get an affordable unit with the lenses and accessories available for even a modest - by today's standards - SLR like my Canon AE-1.
E-Books are something I'm getting excited about, which, if the hype is anything to go by, should allow me to dispense with the magnifying aid I must use to read a standard paper-and-ink item, and let me present the text on-screen at a size more suitable for unaided viewing. Some books are printed in very small type to keep the number of pages down, making them hard work for me.
As for music, films, and television: I like to listen to rock and pop, stuff by artists like Iggy Pop, Madonna, The Beach Boys, Dark Throne, Steely Dan, David Bowie, Little Feat, Al Green, Lou Reed, Tin Machine, etc. Some of the films I have enjoyed are: Get Carter, Alien, The Jerk, Snake Eyes, Things to do in Denver When You're Dead, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Awakenings. And favourite television programmes would include: Seinfeld, The Larry Sanders Show, The X-Files, Lexx: The Dark Zone Stories, Star Trek and DS-9 (all series).
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Published: Monday, August 26, 2013 at 1:00 a.m.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY - Sheriff's deputies will be on special patrols this week to cite speeders and right-of-way violators at several locations today through the weekend.
Deputies will be enforcing the speed limit on the entire length of Bermont Road in Punta Gorda and on State Road 776 in Englewood.
They will be enforcing right-of-way laws in Port Charlotte at U.S. 41 and Cochran Boulevard and Kings Highway and Interstate 75.
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September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month
The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Gallery of Art, National Park Service, Smithsonian Institution and United States Holocaust Memorial Museum join in paying tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively influenced and enriched our nation and society.
"The Red That Colored the World"
"The Red That Colored the World" exhibition explores cochineal's rise in the sixteenth century, fall in the eighteenth, and surprising renaissance in the late twentieth century. While most people know red, few know of its most prolific and enduring source: American Cochineal, a tiny scaled insect that produces carminic acid.
The Archive of Hispanic Literature on Tape
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Library of Congress will launch a sample of selected recordings from the Archive of Hispanic Literature on Tape (AHLOT) online. The AHLOT was begun in 1943 by the Library's Hispanic Division to record on magnetic tape original voice recordings of selections of the writings of contemporary Luso-Hispanic poets and prose writers.
2015 National Book Festival Features Celebrated Writers From Throughout Latin America
Best-selling Latin American fiction writers from numerous countries, including Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Peru and Argentina, were featured in the new International Pavilion at the Library of Congress National Book Festival on Saturday, Sept. 5, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
Hispanic American Veterans
Asked to serve their country in time of war, Hispanic Americans displayed courage and valor in the face of adversity. Familiar with discrimination back home, many saw their service as affirming the ideals of democracy. In this presentation, the Veterans History Project recounts their inspirational stories.
2015 Event Highlights
September 13
Celebration of "The Great Inka Road" Family Day
This bilingual, museum-wide family day includes Andean music and dance and Inka-related activities.
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Poet Laureate's Inaugural Reading
Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera will kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with his inaugural reading.
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The Américas Award for Children's and Young Adult Literature
Author and illustrator Duncan Tonatiuh of "Separate is Never Equal: Sylvia Mendez & Her Family's Fight for Desegregation", and author Margarite Engle of "Silver People: Voices from the Panama Canal", will receive the 2015 awards.
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Hispanic Heritage Family Day
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Sweat whiskey through shallow poresin the strange July heatthe sun melts the cloudsand they say the rain will go awaybut I'm just looking for a place to stayI think you know I'll be okThe women outside restaurants will shout their griefbut look them in the eyes and they look awaythe rats in the vending machine won't chase the 2 inch wasps anywayI think you know I'll be okthe trains at the station won't go both waysthe girls in the short skirts dare you to try your luckI'd like to try but I've never had muchat least not enough to lead me astray I think you know I'll be okWhiskey flows down unwashed jawsthe chou-hai vending machines ignore your flawsthe direlects in the park in their cardboard box fortsdon't give a fuck if the sky is greyto them it's always just another daybut I think you know I'll be okIf a pistol appears in a story, eventually it's got to be fired - Anton Chekhov
I hope, some day, all she'll be is second thoughtsA grey mountain dying on the pomegranate skyWith beauty all around, but not within your narrowed eyeBrandy-colored bruises where your stony thighs were cuppedThe Bitch, a bitch, and finally, some bitch that messed you upAnd, it's hardly a surprise that she's the one you wrangled upCos you never angled upI hope, some day, all you'll be is weightless sporesI'll taste you here and there, but you'll never test my kneesThough, I'll always toil over how you blindly cut the keysWhen you hadn't the schematics, and I didn't show you howDo you realize that you've made it so no one can enter, now?So, who is there to blame for the way that I've been swindled?And, I've been kindledI hope, some day, all I'll be is everythingNot a florid lip print on an ever-empty canNot the faded smell of paper money in your handNot the harried hubcap, still, spinning, like a topYou never had the time to see me dwindle down and stopAnd, it's not worth going back the way you came with ruffled browIt's not worth a thing, now I hope you're happy, I hope you're happy with your glass half emptyEven though you got your share
It's been far too longsince I whistled in the windand heard it come backmidnight chancers and cold war dancestake me back to when I used to take what I could hold and choke it backwhen we were young we could do anything;but for a half an ounce and an old typewriter impossible to realign.Nostalgic for a time I never enjoyed, just enduredand wanted for moreBut I think what I wantis to forget for nowthe warm stares and cold embrace of homeand it's hollowed out husk of what I wasthat I cannot remenberbut everyone knew and some loved.I'll be straight: just fuck my mind away.Deny your culture of consumption;this is a culture of destruction
I like this one:And once againthe wine is gonewhen you wake up to findyou're here with me againyou make your excusesand leave before sixsmoking another of my cigarettesand once again you're goneand I don't know what to donot that I'm not used to itI guess I just expect more from youand once agin I'll wake upwondering how I ended upat your houselying next to youand get my clothesand shoot off homeand call in a couple of daysor maybe notand again you lie there wonderingif it was something that you saidand questioning my motivesfor taking you to bedbut it's a force of habita cycle we can't breakingrained reactionsa couple of drunken whoresstuck in our wayslet's stay togethersometimefor a changeand I can easily relate to it. Do you still like it?Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped.
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Well, yeah, I do. I can't objectively view it as a piece of art but I can say that that is an honest snapshot of the situation I was in and my emotional reaction to it, as most of my poetry is.This is one that, reading it now, I am very happy with because it is not over-embellished or melodramatic; it just is.From memory (I'm too drunk and liable to get over-emotional to review it all right now) On Montreal and The history of them all (barring the last verse) are my absolute favourites.And if you fancy doing anything with any of these then help yourself; all they do otherwise is sit here.My rule thus far with the two songs I have written that have been released is that no-one owes me anything till my share of the song-writing profits equals 1 000 000nz dollars!Deny your culture of consumption;This is a culture of destruction
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the two songs I have written that have been released
So what was your stage name? And did you write the music?Genius may have its limitations, but stupidity is not thus handicapped.
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So what was your stage name? And did you write the music?
No stage names, the name is Adrian D. Kirby.And, no, I did not write the music. On one of the songs I was the sole lyric writer and on another it was collabatory.If you would like to hear the songs then email me at my ESH address and I will hook you up Deny your culture of consumption;This is a culture of destruction
Over to soon to be truly impressedor happy regarding bullets dodgedside-stepping cliches at a mile-a-minute;I drink to forget but I remember everythingYou know, I'd sell my soul tonightif the price you gave was rightYou know, I'd turn it around tonightif the price you gave was rightAnd as I tried to rememberthe first timeI try to recall the last;is it any surprise that I can't? You know, I'd sell my soul tonightif the price you gave was rightYou know, I'd turn it around tonightif the price you gave was rightAt this time of the yearyou watch the leaves changeand try not to laughat the laughing stock you have become:too old to justify your lifestyleand too young to forget whatyou worked so long to find outYou know, I'd sell my soul tonightif the price you gave was rightYou know, I'd turn it around tonightif the price you gave was rightDeny your culture of consumption;This is a culture of destruction
Liquid snake of memoriesinvades my sinking skullA sadness swiftly vines my chest,and still, I cannot waketo witness every pixel of my life come disengaged,as you softly breathe my hair goodbye and promptly lose my nameAs you think to touch me one more time, then, balking at that shining bank; your hand, a flexing mare, a beast so burdened by delayed restraintDreaming, now, I funnel familiar through holes in time,discover blinding white on shelves I cannot reach in waking lifeRelive every warmer bed, whispers of lurid fabric;the zip of calloused hands over a ghostly, virgin huskEvery hushed, sweet song that broke like thunder, parting ribs and sunny hairs, clearing dust from epitaphs,revealing holy, hollow stairs,on acrid notes of fear that helped you hear ethereal sonnets,too timid to be manifest, too bare to be dishonestFeeling, now,the arctic artifice that burned in secret, the hopeless, swelling melody that's only dumb in dreaming "Why didn't you post yesterday?" -- to_dizzy
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By BILL CUNNINGHAM
Published: October 27, 2002
I STARTED photographing people on the street during World War II. I used a little box Brownie. Nothing too expensive. The problem is I'm not a good photographer. To be perfectly honest, I'm too shy. Not aggressive enough. Well, I'm not aggressive at all. I just loved to see wonderfully dressed women, and I still do. That's all there is to it.
As a kid, I photographed people at ski resorts -- you know, when you got on the snow train and went up to New Hampshire. And I did parties. I worked as a stock boy at Bonwit Teller in Boston, where my family lived, and there was a very interesting woman, an executive, at Bonwit's. She was sensitive and aware, and she said, ''I see you outside at lunchtime watching people.'' And I said, ''Oh, yeah, that's my hobby.'' She said, ''If you think what they're wearing is wrong, why don't you redo them in your mind's eye.'' That was really the first professional direction I received.
I came to New York in 1948 at 19, after one term at Harvard. Well, Harvard wasn't for me at all. I lived first with my aunt and uncle. I was working at Bonwit's in the advertising department. Advertising was also my uncle's profession. That's why my family allowed me to come here and encouraged me to go into the business. I think they were worried I was becoming too interested in women's dresses. But it's been my hobby all my life. I could never concentrate on Sunday church services because I'd be concentrating on women's hats.
While working at Bonwit's, I met the women who ran Chez Ninon, the custom dress shop. Their names were Nona Parks and Sophie Shonnard. Alisa Mellon Bruce was the silent partner. Those two women didn't want me to get mixed up in fashion either. ''Oh, God, don't let him go near it.'' You have to understand how suspect fashion people were then.
But finally, when my family put a little pressure on me about my profession, I moved out of my uncle's apartment. This was probably in 1949.
I walked the streets in the East 50's, looking for empty windows. I couldn't afford an apartment. I saw a place on 52nd Street between Madison and Park. There was a young woman at the door, and I said: ''I see empty windows. Do you have a room to rent?'' She said, ''What for?'' And I said, ''Well, I'm going to make hats.'' She told me to tell the men who owned the house that I would clean for them in exchange for the room on the top floor.
So that's where I lived, and that's where my hat shop was. Elizabeth Shoumatoff, the artist who was painting President Franklin D. Roosevelt when he died, brought in Rebekah Harkness, Mrs. William Hale Harkness. She and the ladies from Chez Ninon sent clients over. They had to climb all those stairs, and the stairs were narrow. The place had been a speakeasy in the 1920's. There was a garden in the back with a lovely old Spanish fountain, all derelict. That's where I had my first fashion show. The only member of the press who came was Virginia Pope of The Times. I got to know her very well years later -- saw her almost every Friday for tea. But anyway, her rule was to go herself to see any new designer. So there was this lovely, gracious lady at my first show, and the next day in The Times there was a little paragraph: ''William J.''
See, I didn't use my last name. My family would have been too embarrassed. They were very shy people. This was maybe 1950.
To make money, I worked at a corner drugstore. At lunchtime, I'd stop making hats and run out and deliver lunches to people. At night, I worked as a counterman at Howard Johnson's. Both jobs provided my meals, and the dimes and nickels of my tips paid for millinery supplies.
Society women were coming to get hats. It was a good education, but I didn't know it. I didn't know who these people were. It didn't mean anything to me. And then, of course, you get to realize that everybody's the same.
I made hats until I went into the Army. I was drafted during the Korean War. When I came out in 1953, I was still looking for empty windows. I found one on West 54th.
John Fairchild had just come back from Paris to run Women's Wear Daily in New York, and he knew the ladies of Chez Ninon. John said to me, ''Why don't you come and write a column for us.'' Of course, the ladies at Chez Ninon were thrilled: ''Oh, good, get him away from fashion. Make him a writer.'' They didn't realize what John was really up to. He thought, Now, I've got the inside track on the clients at Chez Ninon, which was every Vanderbilt and Astor that there was. Plus Jackie Kennedy.
What John didn't realize was that the people at Chez Ninon never discussed the clients. Private was private.
I had never written anything, but John was like that. He wanted to turn everything upside down. He just said, ''Write whatever you see.'' He was open to all kinds of ideas -- until I wrote a column about Courrèges. When I saw his first show, I thought, Well, this is it.
But John killed my story. He said, ''No, no, Saint Laurent is the one.'' And that was it for me. When they wouldn't publish the Courrèges article the way I saw it, I left. They wanted all the attention on Saint Laurent, who made good clothes. But I thought the revolution was Courrèges. Of course, in the end, Saint Laurent was the longer running show. So Fairchild was right in that sense.


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In this story, we explore the many uses of streamflow information, highlighted by testimonies of USGS stakeholders.
An eye on rising waters
The USGS provides practical, unbiased information about the Nation's rivers and streams that is crucial in mitigating hazards associated with floods. Flooding costs the Nation billions each year.
Dr. Thomas Graziano, Chief of the Hydrologic Services Division, National Weather Service (NOAA-NWS), has said, "USGS streamgage observations serve as the foundation for National Weather Service river forecasts and warnings. We work closely with USGS on a daily basis and during all flood events. The USGS is usually the first to respond and go out in the midst of floods to acquire the observations necessary for the NWS to get the forecast right and provide timely and accurate warnings. The USGS's high resolution and real-time and historical high quality data, collected over the full range of conditions, are necessary to run and improve our operational forecasting models. NOAA-NWS values our partnership and the USGS' long history of responsiveness and professionalism."
Major General Michael Walsh of the Corps, former Commander of the Mississippi Valley Division, Vicksburg, Mississippi and currently serving as the Deputy Commanding General of Civil and Emergency Operations, reported on the value of USGS monitoring inside the Birds Point-New Madrid floodway during the historic Mississippi River Flood of 2011, stating, "The science we got from the USGS was exactly what I needed to make the decision I had to make [regarding breaching of the Madrid levee to alleviate upstream flooding in Cairo, Illinois and other areas along the Mississippi River]."
Emergency managers with localities and States and the general public use the real-time information and dynamic flood inundation maps to see the expected extent of a flood on a street-by-street basis, hours or even days before it occurs, reducing the possible devastating toll of floods on communities.
The USGS provides practical, unbiased information about the Nation's rivers and streams that is crucial in mitigating hazards associated with floods.
A citizen from Pennsylvania commented on the USGS National Water Information System online service during a 2006 flood: "It is now 2:26am. We are a community with water around us. This [USGS real-time] service has been very beneficial in watching the water levels. I am a member of the local fire company and live along the Susquehanna River in Lycoming County, Pa. Thanks for the hard work and keeping the site updated."
Helping Federal, regional, State, and Tribal partners manage water
States, regional commissions, Tribes, localities, and Federal water resource agencies — such as the National Park Service, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Bureau of Reclamation — operate water supply systems on a day-to-day and seasonal basis. These organizations are often charged with developing operating strategies to maintain the ecological function of rivers while also serving multiple water needs for recreation, cities, farms, energy production, navigation, and industries. With such diverse requirements, stream gage measurements are fundamental to (1) manage reservoir releases for water supply, irrigation, hydropower, environmental and navigation uses; (2) protect stream ecology and other instream uses; and (3) plan for a sustainable water future.
USGS collaborates with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) and Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) on an ongoing basis to assist their daily operational decisions. These data-assisted decisions can include managing daily and hourly flows through gates and hydropower penstocks, pumping water into diversion systems, or managing hydroelectric reservoirs. Thousands of streamgages operated by USGS are used by the Corps, BOR, and others to operate flood control, navigation, and water-supply reservoirs across the country.
USGS and the National Park Service jointly operate more than 600 streamgages within or near national parks. In some places, for example, at Happy Isles along the Merced River in Yosemite National Park, we have partnered for more than 95 years to measure streamflow.
Ed Harvey, Director of the National Park Service Water Resources Division, states, "USGS streamflow information is required to manage our National Parks and assure public safety and property protection, support threatened and endangered species, and accurately assess long-term changes in relatively pristine watersheds resulting from climate change."
River Basin Commissions by their nature employ a whole basin planning, development, and management approach to identify "win-win" solutions that cut across functional and jurisdictional boundaries. Bob Tudor, with the Delaware River Basin Commission, has said, "USGS streamgage measurements are the single most important sound science tool in the State/Regional/Federal toolbox to leverage the talent and resources of multiple jurisdictions in common ground strategies to assure community flood resilience and long-term water supply needs."
Peter Evans, Executive Director of the Interstate Council for Water Policy, the national organization of State and regional water resource management agencies, states, "Streamgages are like our stethoscope on America's rivers and water supplies. Without reliable, long-term measurement of our water resources, we can't possible understand, protect or assure sustainable supplies in our future."
Streamflow monitoring is critical to many Tribes in the United States, not only for its importance in flood warning predictions and water supply management, but for tribal sustenance and sovereignty as well. Ms. Sharri Venno, Environmental Planner with the Houlton Band Maliseet Indians in Houlton Maine, says, "Our Tribe relies on USGS streamflow gaging activities to maintain aquatic habitat and the seasonal harvesting of a variety of native medicinal flora of importance to our tribal lifestyle and long-standing tribal ceremonies. In addition, USGS stream gages, such as on the Meduxnekeag River in Eastern Maine, provide us valuable real-time information on river flow and water-quality that is critical to native fish habitat, including for spawning Atlantic Salmon, a native species the Tribe hopes to restore back to its once healthy populations."
American Whitewater is a membership organization with over 5000 individual members and more than 100 local paddling club affiliates collectively representing a broad diversity of individual whitewater enthusiasts and river conservationists. The organization connects the interests of human-powered recreational river users with ecological and science-based data to conserve and restore America's whitewater resources and to enhance opportunities to enjoy them safely.
Thomas O'Keefe, American Whitewater's Pacific Northwest Stewardship Director, reports, "Whitewater boaters use USGS streamflow data on a daily basis to assess the safety of river conditions and plan boating trips across the country. In addition, USGS long-term data records represent an important resource for those who manage our Nation's rivers. We are active participants in management forums with river managers, irrigators, and hydropower operators and we all depend on the reliable and accurate long-term records collected and archived by USGS for the critical scientific guidance they provide to quantitatively evaluate various river management scenarios."
Specialized uses
Learn more about these and other more specialized uses of USGS water resources research and data — such as designing highways and bridges; protecting water quality; managing water rights and transboundary issues; fulfilling legal obligations related to treaties, compacts, and decrees; advancing education and research — in a 2006 report by the National Hydrologic Warning Council and USGS Circular 1123
Streamflow information for the Nation
The USGS remains dedicated to providing its stakeholders and the public with continuous, consistent, unbiased, well- documented, and well-archived streamflow data to meet a wide spectrum of current and future needs.
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Yarn Profile: Noro Lily
First Impressions
Lily is composed of multiple plies that are bound in a braid-like spin. Completely smooth and consistent in thickness and texture, it produces a light and fluffy knitted product with a subtle, attractive drape.
Lily comes eight colors: white, celery, mustard yellow, forest green, red, pink, purple, and burgundy (color names mine, not Noro's).
Knitting Up
Only once did I snag the yarn, and that was more my fault than the yarn's. When I did, however, my heart stood still.
The braded strands appeared to have come completely undone, puffing out in every direction. Fortunately just a little tugging brought the yarn back into shape.
Blocking / Washing
My advice: Don't even think about drying a wet Lily garment on anything but a flat surface.
The yarn bloomed slightly once dry, and my gauge expanded from 5 sts/inch to 4 1/2 sts/inch. Definitely keep this in mind when sizing your garment.
Still, I was surprised at how durable the swatches turned out to be. It took quite a bit of torture before they submitted and began pilling. Snags were easily resolved by gently tugging the affected area to and fro a few times.
One word of caution for beginners who are still struggling to establish a consistent tension between knit and purl rows: Lily shows everything. You may want to stick with a more forgiving cotton such as Mission Falls 1824 Cotton.
Otherwise, if you feel like adding a little luxury to your cotton, don't mind the small color selection, and have an ample budget, Lily makes for a lovely choice.
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Actually, Lily poses a reverse challenge - our swatches expanded slightly, even when subjected to heat. So instead of too tight, you may face extra looseness. - Clara
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A federal appeals court will hear arguments Aug. 12 in San Jose's antitrust case against Major League Baseball over the long-stalled plan to lure the Oakland A's to a Silicon Valley ballpark.
In a brief order filed Monday, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals set the date for later this summer, despite San Jose's request to put the case on a fast track to resolution. The appeals court had indicated earlier this year it could hear the case by May or June, but the later date for arguments suggests a ruling will not come until at least some point in the fall.
San Jose is appealing a federal judge's ruling siding with Major League Baseball, which argues that the city's lawsuit is trumped by the league's nearly century-old antitrust exemption. San Jose is arguing that MLB is violating federal antitrust laws in refusing to allow the A's to move to a downtown San Jose ballpark, as A's ownership has been trying to do for more than four years.
With the San Jose plan stalled, Oakland city leaders have continued to explore options to keep the A's in the East Bay.
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Could the beleaguered Sacramento Kings soon have yet another new home?
Yahoo Sports reported Wednesday that the owners of the NBA franchise are finalizing a deal to sell the Kings to a group that hopes to move the team to Seattle. The buying group, according to Yahoo Sports, include hedge-fund founder Chris Hansen and Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer.
A Microsoft spokesman referred questions about Ballmer's basketball interest to Hansen. A spokesman for Hansen didn't immediately request a request for comment. (And, of course, the deal ain't over til it's over and this one may have a few late plot twists yet.)
Hansen, a Seattle native and hedge-fund manager, Ballmer and members of the family behind the Nordstrom department-store chain are among the investors who are planning to build an arena in Seattle to potentially lure an NBA team and a National Hockey League franchise. Some opponents have gone to court to challenge elements of the stadium-building plan.
Seattle has been without an NBA team since before the 2008-2009 basketball season, when the Sonics left town to become the Oklahoma City Thunder.
For his part, Ballmer is a basketball fan, and a devoted pickup basketball player with a reputation for occasionally wielding sharp elbows on the court. Ballmer also is a University of Washington football fan. In a recent interview with The Wall Street Journal, Ballmer marked the years since a Microsoft strategy announcement by how long Steve Sarkisian has been head coach of the Huskies football team. (Mr. Sarkisian was named head coach in 2009.)
A Microsoft spokesman referred questions about Mr. Ballmer's basketball interest to Mr. Hansen. Hansen could not be reached for comment. Ballmer has a net worth of $15.7 billion, according to Forbes, making him the 18-richest person in the U.S.
In Sacramento, the Kings are frequently rumored to be set to leave town. Amid the discussions, the Kings have had a meager start to the season, with a 13-22 record heading into Thursday's home game against Dallas. According to the NBA, the Kings rank last in the league in home attendance, with an average attendance of 13,177 per game.
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Samsung Galaxy S III Pushes Ahead of the iPhone 4S in Q3
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Research firm Strategy Analytics has announced its smartphone market share numbers for Q3 2012. The numbers show that Samsung Galaxy S III overtook the Apple iPhone 4S to become the world's best selling smartphone for Q3.
Samsung shipped 18 million Galaxy S III smartphones during Q3 of 2012. The quantity of units shipped gave Samsung's smart phone 11% of the smartphone market globally. Strategy Analytics attributes the Galaxy S III's large touchscreen and extensive distribution around the world along with generous operator subsidies as the main reasons for the smartphones success.
Apple shipped 16.2 million iPhone 4S smartphones, giving it second place in the global smartphone market. Much of the reason that the iPhone slipped from the top spot was because consumers were holding off to purchase the anticipated
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at the end of Q3. Apple shipped 6 million units of the iPhone 5 in Q3 of 2012 with very little time on market.
The total number of smartphones shipped in Q3 of 2012 added up to 167.8 million.
The Samsung Galaxy S III grew its market share significantly between Q2 of 2012 and Q3 growing from 3.5% to 10.7% of the global market. Comparatively, the iPhone 4S slipped from 12.7% of the market in Q2 of 2012 to 9.7%. The brand-new iPhone 5 grabbed 3.6% of the market.
However, the research firm expects the win for Samsung to be very short-lived. Strategy Analytics says that it expects the iPhone 5 to out ship the Galaxy S III in Q4 2012 allowing the iPhone to regain the title as the world's most popular smartphone.
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you need to get your head checked, so delusional! no, sorry it doesn't work that way. you may wish that in your fantasy world of apple. let me guess you probably pride yourself because you're carrying the iphone 5 with the biggest GBs. unfortunately you count all iphone's in use against all other forms of cellphones. Android globally has you beat 5 to 1.
NEWS Flash, apple only appears to be a premium phone by its outer shell, using metal and glass as a thin outer layer doesn't make it a premium headset. Let's dig down into the apple product. Retina display, samsung produced and distributed within China to be constructed. All the Chipset from gpu/ cpu to other components like mics and speakers dirty cheap chinese parts put together by child labor and slaves of the system that work on a dime a day and locked under key, safety nets outside the window incase they commit suicide under the pressure. A good fraction of that Iphone is labelled as Samsung components. so apple hands Samsung directly Billions of dollars to product apple success in the western society. So Samsung paid back a few years of profit it made off apple. Iphone 5 users are bias, and self loathing; it's sick. there must be a cure. snow white got a chance. old times though in monarchy, a new age prince came to save your poisoned minds named android.
The Note 2 is a tad more expensive than the iphone 5 but it makes applesauce in its innovation and power. Stop being dumb with which apps opens the fastest test, its lame as hell. Suing in court was LAME too, "you copied our iphone which has a square base with round corners. Apple won to a crowd of jury no technical or education of patent laws. One of jurors withheld his involvement for investments in apple. the whole case was hilarious, it's like making the same argument that car manufacturers can't product 4 wheels and a steering wheel. then sue for billions for all the loses of sales. Let's admit apple hasn't been innovative in years, well since the first iphone, just cheap upgrade!
google is years ahead with amazing ideas for the future. If Andriod didn't come to the scene, Apple products would still be at a creeping slow pace one phone every 2 years, just a platform for music, phone calls and ios exclusive apps.
Android OS wasn't even distributed for another year and a half after iphone debut, yet the pace of the operating system and hardware has blown the seeds out of that apple to try and keep up with technology, or apple's latest scheme to hold back android with red tape and lawsuits. except Samsung isn't stopping, blow after blow chipping away Apple's share. there's an endless product line to be unveiled by samsung in the next year that are designed to lure apple fans away. Samsung is designing phones people want; rather than be told by the producer what they're going to get in the next installment. that's why you're an isheep! Apple has pushed you face first towards the edge of a cliff, with your back legs hook to them, while you get railed from behind so ever gently. Even Nokia and HTC teamed up with microsoft to take a chunk out of apples share.
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Which Would You Choose: Jail Time or Having Your Dream Car Crushed?
May 30th, 2012
An innocent bystander shall never suffer for the crime of another.
That seems like perfectly logical common sense, right? But what if that perfectly innocent bystander is a 1995 Nissan Skyline and the punishment is a date with the crusher?
Authorities in Wisconsin seem to have no respect for greatness, or compassion for the innocent, as they have punished a man for attempting to sell gray-market vehicles here by sentencing a 1995 and a 1996 Skyline to death. And yes, there were much better ways to handle this.
First, the story:
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text: Sometimes the definition of "affordable housing" is enough to raise eyebrows, but in Alabama, a state with some extremely poverished regions, a group of architecture students decided to take it seriously with the 20k Program. The program aims to build houses for under $20,000, reflecting the maximum amount of money someone living on Social Security could realistically spend on a home. See full article.


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The New York Mets Foundation funds and promotes a variety of educational, social and athletic programs and other charitable causes. Founded in 1963, it continues its mission to invest in the future of our community, and to provide assistance to myriad organizations that benefit children and others in need.
A registered 501© 3 charity, the Mets Foundation takes no portion of the funds raised to offset internal costs. The New York Mets pay 100% of the Foundation's overhead to ensure that the entirety of a donation is directed toward helping others.


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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — Lee Coulter, named singer-songwriter Discovery of 2011 by Sirius XM The Coffee House, is holding a benefit concert at 4p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23 at Serendipity Yoga Center.
R World Blog described the music as "a wonderful and uplifting blend of the rhythmic play of G. Love and lyrical fluidity of Jason Mraz and, of course, the smooth feel of Jack Johnson. His lyrics are smart and actually provoke laughter and paint images."
A donation of $15 will be suggested at the door. All of the proceeds will benefit Serendipity Yoga Center.
Help us keep the doors at Serendipity Yoga Center open, a press statement read, while our loving leader, Angelina Calafiore, undergoes treatment for Stage 4 Lung Cancer.
Serendipity Yoga Center for Health and Wellbeing was founded with our community in mind. Classes are affordable and are scheduled at times that work for the majority of people. Located in the heart of Incline's Village Center, just across from Art's Coffeehouse, Serendipity Yoga Center is dedicated to bringing the benefits of yoga to Incline Village. The newly expanded studio opened its doors just days before Angelina received her diagnosis. Plans to expand classes for families, new moms and special needs yoginis are temporarily on hold until her cancer is in remission. In the meantime, local residents are rallying to hold events and classes that will keep the studio vibrant.


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SNOWMASS VILLAGE --Let's talk about nordic people. I didn't capitalize that because I am not using it as a title, but rather an adjective. I don't want to comment on people from Norway and Sweden and such except, of course, for the people in those parts who are, in fact, nordic by choice, of which there are quite a few.
The politically incorrect term for these people is "cross country skiers." Forgive me. The "CC" word is offensive to me, too. "XC" is even worse. At least I didn't say "granola crunchers." Whoops.
My inclination is to say nothing but bad things about these types of people, like "why would anyone in their right mind want to go out into the snow, fasten only the toes of their flimsy boots to skinny skis that are nearly impossible to balance on and then run around on them for long periods of time in bitter cold weather until they are sweating profusely, breathing so hard that the air within 50 feet of them smells like a Power Bar factory, and every muscle in their body, not just their legs, is cramping so hard that they feel like they completely failed in the snowmobile trick contest in the X Games without getting any of the adrenaline rush, when they could just throw their fat skis on the gondola, let it whisk them to the top of the mountain, click their incredibly stiff ski boots into super solid bindings and let their equipment and gravity take care of the trip back down?" There is no plausible answer besides voodoo.
About the only good thing you can say about these people is that they are nice ... down to earth ... extremely fit ... healthy ... happy ... and maybe intelligent.
That last point is debatable. Honestly, the only people who have ever mentioned to me that nordic skiers seem to be pretty bright are teachers. And, as we all know, they deal with only a limited portion of the general population primarily made up of students. The other things I said about the nordics are true enough, but who cares?
I don't mean to turn this piece into a lament on parental regret, but I have to disclose that my own children have succumbed to the terrible temptation of nordic skiing and have actually been experimenting with it for longer than I care to admit. It is at the point now where they are competing with other kids in it.
I say "competing," but that's a bit of a misnomer. Yes, they do try to go faster than the next person and put forth an incredible effort to do so, but their contests don't seem to have all the elements that regular sports do. Everybody is so friendly, and not just after the event because they have to be. It's not only the competitors, either. The racers, the coaches - everybody is so sociable all the time. Even the parents are well-behaved. It's so ridiculous I would be surprised if they even have an appeals process for race results. If they do, I'm pretty darn sure nobody has ever used it.
I've heard people who participate in nordic races talk about the nervousness they feel at the starting line. Get a load of this: Lots of them say that it's not about whom they are racing against or how they will finish, but about voluntarily pushing their bodies to the maximum amount of suffering they can bear and sustain for a long period of time. A friend of mine who did this in the Olympics said that you might get an idea about what they're talking about if you put your thumb on the edge of a table and in the other hand held a hammer above it with the full intention of giving it a good solid whack in a couple of minutes when someone shouts "go." Sounds fun.
It's amazing what kids pick up on. I have to admit that I did plenty of nordic skiing when I was younger. I even inhaled and exhaled. I pretty much gave it up when I got married and started a family, though. Oh, occasionally I'll throw the sticks and poles in the back of the Prius when I think nobody is paying attention and sneak out to the golf course and take a few laps. I didn't think anyone would pick up on it. I was careful that I came home without any traces of doing it apparent, but dried salt streaks down the side of my face are hard to remove without taking a full-on shower. Whatever, I set a bad example, and now I'm paying for it. If only I had it all to do over again.
Roger Marolt is sorry that nordic skiing is legal in Colorado. At the very least it should be limited to recreational use in small quantities. Contact him at email@example.com.


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Fasten your seat belt. Strap on your helmet. The president's going to take us over the fiscal cliff. And the 50 percent of Americans who voted for him shouldn't object a bit; this is what they voted for.
Clearly, it's what Obama wants. He's so uninterested in negotiating with Republicans in Congress that he's cleared out of the capital for another week or so of doing what he does best - campaigning. Hopefully, he left the White House answering machine on...
The president sent his minions to meet with congressional Republican leaders on Thursday. They arrived on Capitol Hill with a proposal so unserious as to make Sen. Mitch McConnell - not known for a hair-trigger sense of humor - burst out in laughter. Evidently no one told the campaigner-in-chief that if one is seeking to trade tax increases for spending cuts, one does not begin by proposing $1.6 trillion in additional taxes, $50 billion in additional "infrastructure" spending in 2012 alone, further extensions to unemployment benefits, the vague promise of $400 billion in unspecified spending cuts and - the cherry on top - a transfer of the power to raise the national debt ceiling to the White House. I'd laugh too.
So, over we go. It's obvious the president is playing politics - take the country over the edge into higher-taxes-for-everyone-land, and then ride in as the savior by pressing for a "middle class tax cut." It's brilliant if one doesn't care that he's risking the national economy to make himself look good, which is apparently OK if you're a Democrat: demonize the successful and make the Republicans look bad, whatever the cost to the country. It's also OK if you think that, once over the cliff into taxland, it's going to be easy to get out. But that may not be the case.
It may be time for a little Republican political judo. After the electorate wakes up to what a return to Clinton-era tax rates means - less spending money for everyone paying federal income and payroll taxes, less "social welfare" spending, more unemployment and the distinct possibility of severe recession - perhaps negotiations can begin in earnest, and not entirely in a way the Democrats want.
For four years the president's line has been that the rich "need to pay a little more" regardless of the realities. It's time to expose this class-warfare lie for what it is: returning to Clinton-era tax rates on the highest earners will bring in about $82.4 billion a year; not insignificant, but for a government spending $1.1 trillion dollars a year more than it takes it, the sum is beer money. It won't solve anything; it's just a sop to the ugly streak of hate-the-rich populism that is the president's stock-in-trade.
Here's a thought: if taxation is really the answer, why not go for it? Let's dramatically expand the tax base. There's no reason that everyone shouldn't have to pay something, even if it's a paltry 1 percent. We've all heard the president and vice president call paying taxes a "patriotic duty," so who are the Democrats to stand in the way of people being patriots? That's just wrong. Come on, there's a deficit to fix...
While we're at it, since the Democrats are hot to go back to the Clinton years, when everything was rosy and the economy was humming, why don't we reduce spending to what it was in, say, 1997? That would mean paring budgets for defense, welfare and health care by 66 percent; education and transportation would be cut by 60 percent. For comparison, non-social-security revenues have risen only 33 percent since then.
Yes, you read that right. Revenues have risen by a third since the Golden Age of Bubba, but spending has gone up twice as much. We don't have a revenue shortfall in this country, we have a profligacy problem. And that's the cold truth that Republicans should insist we deal with as we sail toward the rocks at the bottom of the cliff.
Don't hold your breath. Sandra Fluke wants you to pay for her birth control. Hermes Maldonado wants you to co-sign his new home loan, regardless of his sketchy credit history. Candace Falkner wants you to pay her unemployment benefits, forever. And Hamid Karzai just wants the aid money, without all that "military advisor" fol-de-rol. He has a palace to build on the Riviera, don't you know...
The president's budget campaign-of-the-moment is hogwash. It's profoundly damaging, and it has to stop. Maybe it will and reality will prevail, when the national economy has to deal with the aftermath of the posturing and imagined mandates now filling Washington with a political miasma. Or, maybe not.
Just remember: this time, it will be the Obama recession.
Summit County resident Morgan Liddick pens a Tuesday column. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Never too young to support the Blues. They'll have sweet dreams of soccer with this adorable Chelsea kit.
Looks like the official team kit. Jersey has screened Chelsea team badge, adidas logo and sponsor design. Snap collar for easy on and off.
Short has screened Chelsea team badge and adidas logo. Elastic waist.
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PEBBLE BEACH -- Two days after being hammered by the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLVIII, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning became a late entry Tuesday in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Manning, who carries a 7-handicap, will be the amateur partner of pro Scott Langley. He joins three other current NFL quarterbacks entered in the event -- New England's Tom Brady, Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers and Kansas City's Alex Smith.
The tournament officially begins Thursday on three Monterey Peninsula courses with practice rounds scheduled Tuesday and Wednesday.
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STOCKTON - One man was arrested and another slipped away after leading authorities on a short pursuit Wednesday night, the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office said.
Deputies were conducting an area check at Lincoln Center when they heard 15 to 20 gunshots shortly before 9 p.m. near West Douglas Road and North Gettysburg Place, authorities said. Deputies and members of the countywide gang task force saw a dark blue and gray Pontiac sedan leaving the area at a high rate of speed, officials said.
Deputies attempted to initiate a traffic stop, but the driver failed to stop, authorities said. A brief pursuit ended when the vehicle stopped in front of a residence in the 6700 block of North Vicksburg Place, officials said.
The driver fled on foot, authorities said. Deputies described him as a black man with a light complexion standing 6 feet tall and weighing 170 pounds with a black baseball hat and wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and black shoes.
The passenger, Charles Gaston Jr., 39, was arrested on suspicion of negligent discharge of a firearm, authorities said.
During their investigation, deputies found a gun in the 1200 block of West Benjamin Holt Drive and discovered spent rounds from two handguns near Douglas Road and North Gettysburg Place.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. – The No. 9/7 Kentucky women's basketball team returns to Memorial Coliseum for the second-to-last time this season when it plays host to No. 16/14 South Carolina on Thursday, Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. EST in its annual Play4Kay game. The game will broadcast live on the UK IMG Sports Radio Network with Neil Price. A live streaming video is available to members of All Access (the subscription video portion of www.UKathletics.com).
Fans can follow the UK Hoops team on Twitter at @UKHoopCats and use #UKHoops to comment on the game.
Single-game reserved tickets cost of $9 for all ages. General admission tickets for adults are $8 while single-game general admission tickets for seniors and children (ages 6-18, 65 and over) are only $5. UK faculty, staff and children ages five and under are admitted free in the general admission seating area, while supplies last.
The Wildcats will don pink NIKE uniforms, socks and shoes in an effort to increase awareness for the Play4Kay initiative and the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
"We're excited for our Play for Kay game," UK Hoops Coach Matthew Mitchell said. "Kay Yow's had a huge, huge impact on breast cancer awareness. The money that goes to the Kay Yow fund goes directly to breast cancer research, so it is very important for us to bring awareness to that. It is very important for us to raise money for that. We appreciate anybody who wants to come out to the game tomorrow night and help us with that effort."
The Wildcats also look to avenge a 55-50 loss to the Gamecocks earlier this season in Columbia, S.C. Kentucky went almost nine minutes without a point in the first half, and scored just one bucket in six minutes as South Carolina built its biggest lead of the game at eight points late in the second half. The Wildcats shot 32.8 percent (19 of 58) from the field and turned the ball over 18 times - two more than South Carolina. The loss snapped UK's school-record 17-game winning streak.
"South Carolina is one of the great teams in our league and is very, very tough, very, very tenacious on defense," Mitchell said. "They really hustle a lot and are a great offensive rebounding team. We will have to play much harder than we did in Columbia (S.C.) to have any success in the game tomorrow night. It's an important game and we're looking forward to getting on the court and seeing if we can earn a victory."
The Cats (21-3, 9-2), who currently sit in third place in the Southeastern Conference standings, are coming off an impressive 22-point win over Vanderbilt on Sunday. Senior guard and preseason SEC Player of the Year favorite A'dia Mathies (Louisville, Ky.) put on quite the show by charting a season-high 28 points on 10-of-17 shooting, including 5-of-9 from beyond the arc. She also dished out a game-high five assists and three steals. The 28 points moved her up to No. 3 on UK's all-time scoring list with 1,815. Sophomore Bria Goss (Indianapolis) once again shined off the bench as she notched 15 points. Redshirt sophomore point guard Jennifer O'Neill (Bronx, N.Y.) added 10 points and junior forward Samarie Walker (West Carrollton, Ohio) recorded her 11th career and eighth double-double of the season with 10 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.
Overall this season, Mathies leads UK and ranks second in the league (conference games only) in scoring, averaging 18.8 points per game. The preseason SEC Player of the Year currently ranks in the top 10 of 13 career lists at UK, including third in scoring (1,810) and steals (289). In the front court, junior center DeNesha Stallworth (Richmond, Calif.) and Walker are giving Kentucky a dynamic inside presence this season. The duo combine to average 22.5 points and 14.7 rebounds per game and both are shooting over 50 percent from the floor.
No. 16/12 South Carolina enters Thursday's game at 20-4 overall, 8-3 in the SEC. The Gamecocks are tied for fourth in the league standing with Georgia after falling in a hard-fought, two-point game to Texas A&M on Sunday.
Like UK, USC is a balanced scoring team. Seven players average between 11.9 and 4.0 points per game. Sophomore forward Aleighsa Welch leads the team in scoring and rebounding with 11.9 points and 8.1 rebounds per game.
South Carolina has one of the top defenses in the conference again this season as it allows just 47.8 points per game to go with a field goal percentage defense of 34.5 percent. The Gamecocks also lead the league in rebounding margin at +9.4.
USC is coached by three-time Olympic gold medalist Dawn Staley, who is in the midst of her fifth season at the helm of the Gamecocks program. Staley has a career record at South Carolina of 82-61.
Thursday will mark the 50th meeting in the all-time series vs. South Carolina. UK leads the all-time series 30-19, including an 18-5 mark in Lexington. UK has won the last eight meetings against the Gamecocks in Memorial Coliseum. The Cats' last loss at home was a 65-57 setback on March 2, 2008 in Rupp Arena.
Five of the last seven matchups with South Carolina have been decided by eight points or less, including four in a row. The Wildcats went 2-3 in those games.
Spectator parking is located in the following areas:
Please note that fans arriving approximately 1 hour or less before tip-off are highly encouraged to park at the Transit Center Parking Garage (see shuttle info below) or Parking Structure #5 next to Kennedy's bookstore. Both are a 5-10 minute walk or a short shuttle ride over to the Coliseum. All surface lots near the Coliseum will likely be full one hour prior to tip-off and you will be re-directed to one of these options. Doors to Memorial Coliseum will open at 6 p.m. EST.
• All E-lots (Employee Lots) surrounding Memorial Coliseum beginning 3 hours prior to tip-off
• Parking Structure #5 (adjacent to Kennedy's Bookstore) –access from Limestone or Upper Street.
• Lexington Authority Transit Center Parking Garage (new for the 2012-13 season).
• The Lexington Parking Authority Transit Center Parking Garage, located between High Street and Vine Street, is available for parking after 5 p.m. ET during the week and all day on the weekends. Additionally, a free shuttle service will pick up in the LR Cooke Lot near the corner of High Street and Martin Luther King beginning 1.5 hours prior to tip.
• Handicap parking is available in the E-Lot (Employee Lot) north of the Craft Center, adjacent to the metered spaces running along the frontage of the Craft Center with a valid, state issued handicap tag. These spaces (typically 20-30 stalls) are available on a first-come, first-serve basis until full.
Please note: parking is prohibited in any R (Residential) lots. Vehicles parking in Residential lots without a proper permit, along yellow curbs, grass spaces, or other non-specified and unapproved areas may be subject to ticket and/or tow.
Shuttle Information:
• Shuttles are available beginning 1.5 hours prior to tip off from Parking Structure # 5 located off Limestone and Upper Street and the Transit Center Parking Garage located off High Street and Vine Street.
• Parking Structure # 5 (blue route) picks up/drops off on Administration Drive, at the end of the pedestrian sky bridge accessed from the 3rd floor of the parking garage.
• Transit Center Parking Garage (green route) picks up/drops off near the corner of High Street and Martin Luther King.
• Shuttles will start back up 1.5 hours after tip-off (to return guests to their parking areas).
Game day Information:
• Doors to the Coliseum will open one (1) hour prior to tip-off.
• UK Athletics encourages women's basketball fans to arrive early to ease traffic and parking congestion around the Coliseum.
• Fans arriving less than 1 hour before tip-off should proceed directly to Parking Structure #5 (accessible from Limestone or Upper Street) or utilize the Lexington Parking Authority Transit Center Garage (entrance near corner of High Street & Lexington Avenue) adjacent to the Post Office.
For more information on parking around Memorial Coliseum and other game-day questions visit www.ukathletics.com/wbbgameday


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A timer to get things done.
A timer designed with this philosophy: get things done in time.
Very light user interface that won't disturb you and will let you focus.
Alerts you that time is up with visual animations, sounds, speak to you or Growl messages.
Required OS: not specified
Tags: productivity , time , done , things , getting , gtd , timer
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Great little app. Downloaded, used it for an hour, and realised it was so useful I paid for the license there and then!
Timeboxed is the best timer app I have ever found! The key is the visual representation of the time in the menu bar at the top of the screen—doesn't get lost, quick to reference, and gives you instant feedback.
Nice and simple. Works great.
Best timer I've found for my Pomodoro Technique work-flow.
TimeBoxed is real cool thing!
I'm a student and TimeBoxed can help me to focus on learning tasks and it makes me more productive and successful in my studies.
Thanks to MacMation for this program!
Very helpful in keeping one focused on the task at hand! A simple, but complete and elegant timer, created by a personable and responsive developer.
Just bought this .. I could use a little timer to keep me on task and felt that this worked better then trying to set my watch or whatever - integrates with Growl which is great.
There was a minor tech issue with the app and I contacted the developer. In less then an HOUR he had the problem fixed and delivered back to me.
No idea what he will develop next, but he has a customer for life.
I've been using this app for 2 weeks now. I am new to working by the hour and I wanted something SIMPLE. I chose this one because I liked that it goes to sleep when I shut my MBP, and then asks me if I want to resume the timer when I open the machine up again.
To log my time, I added a trivial script to prompt me to choose one of several tasks and optionally add a comment. The date and time duration that just completed are logged to a monthly logfile. I can open it as a spreadsheet and add up the times for each day or task if I want to.
It is only as complete as I make it, which is to say not at all, but it is good enough to help me track my time and then put my hours into the official timesheet, which shall remain nameless because no one likes it.
Other people who happen to be at my computer with me when the timer finishes and prompts me are intrigued. What is that? How did you do that? :-)
Finally I have found a time tracking software that's easy to use and easy to customize. It's very simple yet very powerfull with its Apple Script support and all the example files that comes with it. I use it every day!
A must try!
Try Timer Utility, it's better than TimeBoxed and feature rich.
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- Top-size Gervase amaryllis in silver ceramic cachepot
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The stunning flowers of Gervase amaryllis have bright pink petals with red pinstripes, making this variety a nice alternative to — or complement for — the familiar bright red varieties. The top-size bulb arrives planted in a festive silver-colored ceramic cachepot. It will bloom in 6 to 8 weeks, sending up two flower stalks, each with three or four large blossoms.
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Science & Engineering Dean's Student Grant
Dean Noonan recently awarded the first Science & Engineering Dean's Grant, to Stephanie Lapierre'15 to partially fund her summer internship at Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. After Stephanie realized that she was interested in getting a Doctorate and pursuing a career in research related to exercise physiology, she began searching for hands on research experience. After finding the prestigious Pennington Biomedical Research Center, which focuses on the interconnectedness of chronic diseases, Stephanie applied for a summer internship with the department of Inactivity Physiology. Stephanie was accepted to the program and will be learning about how the research process works, assisting in collecting data, and analyzing it on her own.
When Stephanie was asked what she was most excited for she replied, "I have and advisor named Dr. Marc Hamilton, and he is an internationally renowned expert in physical activity. He is just starting some new research and says that I will be at the forefront of this research. I'm really excited to get out there and get involved." Dr. Hamilton, Stephanie's advisor continues to keep in contact with her, and sends journal articles so that she will be ready for the research that she will take part in this summer. Stephanie says, "I hope to improve my scientific writing, improve my skills working with people as subjects, learn how to assess data, and learn how to effectively carry out a research project."
To learn more about the Pennington Biomedical Research Center visit https://www.pbrc.edu/
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Series 9 TRAPA Planter Pot
If you like high contemporary style on your porch, patio, or balcony, you'll appreciate the Series 9 Planter Pot, the Haskell Collection's take on the modern patio planter -- a sprightly, geometrical construction in recycled aluminum that comes in two depths interchangeable with the two heights of optional carbon steel stands, and looks great housing anything from cacti to marigolds to cherry tomatoes. The Series 9 TRAPA Planter Pots' finish is tough powder coating to stand up to weather and moisture within and without, and comes in pearl or gray.
- Available in multiple sizes
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Women's Puma Terry Shorts
Workout with style in the Women's Puma Terry Shorts. They have a short, athletic design that flatters the body and its soft material feels great on legs, too.
The mini-Puma logo located in the lower left corner of the shorts adds athleticism to their versatile design that's easy to pair outfits with, and they can be worn for everything from hanging out on the deck in the summer time to getting your workout on at the gym.
- FIT: Athletic; Short
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