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@ RANDOM21 regarding your Apr-25-13 1:36 PM post: Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is not all Muslims, & all Muslims are not Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
I never said Dzhokhar is innocent. When we say "innocent until proven guilty" that doesn't mean we can't act on the evidence. If it did, we never would get to a verdict of guilty, & obviously we do get there.
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By the at Random, Thanks for serving for this great Nation!
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It was in 1994 and it was me that called the lady "white trailer trash" after asking if my wife if she was a "Jap." People do not like being mistaking for another origin. If you know anything about history, you learn to not ask questions because I learn the hard way when I asked an Armenian wrestler if he was from Turkey.. I thought he was going to kill me. Japanese hate the Chinese and someone asked my wife if she was Chinese, she asked him if he was a Polock? I under stand that WV does not have the diversity and that is why outsiders say bad things about WV.
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Probably wanted to know if she was a Jewish American Princess and why would she be called white trailer trash for any reason. It's important to know what Asian country someone is from so as to NOT mistakenly insult them by assuming the wrong country. They are so few here it would be almost impossible to pick correctly without asking. Where you are from should not be not be an embarrassing question any more than asking anyone what state they are from. It doesn't take long and it opens up many topics of conversation. Granted the question could have been asked with greater tact, but is it not a legitimate one to ask? Where were you when this took place? Hard to believe anyone just standing on the sidewalk would even ask. While working in chemical plants throughout the valley I met many Asian chemists and engineers and none were ever reticent to talk of their home countries. With English as their second language conversation wasn't always easy but pleasant non the less.
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Random, why do you ask? That is very rude. That is like asking a Jew if he was a German, a black if he was from Congo. I will go ask a Caucasian if he was from Canada or better yet ask a Mexican if he is from El Salvordor. Living out here, you learn to not ask questions. The person in PKB asked my wife if she was a Jap, which is a very racist term and responded by calling her a white trailer r/e/d/n/e/c/k trash. Funny how PN&S blogs out that term but lets you write Jap on the forum. It just proves my point how racist this town is.
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"I prefer to assume that everyone is innocent until proven guilty." Nice PC of you. When one is on camera with a backpack, then without, kill a cop to try and get his gun, carjack a vehicle and tell the driver you're the bombers, get into a running gun battle with authorities, possess assorted explosive devices, run over your brother while trying to escape, have another shootout and get captured while causing an entire city to be locked down, can tip the scales of justice towards your guilt. How much proof do you need to instead assume guilt?
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According to the 2010 census the Asian population of Parkersburg is .05% which means most peoples interaction with Asians consist of the local Chinese/Japanese eateries of the area. While the question may be out of line how else are people to ascertain what part of Asia someone is from? While in service I processed incoming personnel onto my base and Asians that arrived were dependents of Airmen that had served in SEAsia. You could check their records and have an idea where the dependent was from but that wasn't 100% accurate. Traveling to San Francisco and visiting China Town, or Little Saigon, or the other enclaves where refugees settled would give one a better knowledge of the differences of the Asians, but with the lack of diversity here in town, one would have to ask rather than take a misguided guess. Some people are just inquisitive and ask.
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Thanks Mythravere, another thing asking, "Are you Oriental?" " Are you a Jap?" Asking a Jspanese person if they are Chinese, is not a smart educated thing to do. If you been around all of the Asian culture you can tell the difference.
I hate racist people because they are uneducated bigots.
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Republican: are these kind of statements by you necessary.???? {THE CLOSING SENTENCE IN YOUR 10:33 POST} It is my sincere hope that some radical nut doesn't decide to retaliate and bomb one of our local schools, because of your insanity. Unfortunately, our First Amendment protects this type of speech. But "common sense" should tell anyone that this is wrong. I respectfully requested that The PN&S remove this post and unfortunately they have NOT complied.
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And Remington sorry some idjits talked badly to your wife. Probably thought she was chinese. They dont care to know the cultural differences.
Had a black manager at work. Some of the guys I worked with didn't take too kindly to him telling them what to do.
He'd say something and they would just seethe with disgust at him.
Its sickening the way some act in this state.
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"I agree, these foolish Muslims accept no compromise" Republican.
Good thing I wasn't drinking anything I would have sprayed it right out my nose when I read that.
What pray tell does a REPUBLICAN know about compromise?
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Disagree with you Republican, you just do not understand the word diversity. Muslims have the right to live here just as much as you do! Allah is the same person as the God the Christians worship, they just do not believe in Jesus as they have they own version. I have many Muslim friends and they are very honorable people. People with your attitude is the reason, I am not in WV, WV people said some mean racist things to my wife when we came to visit.( She is Japanese)
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AS far as background checks on welfare receivers, the checks may weed out a lot of fraud and instead save money.
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Nobody knows for sure with estimates of 2-10%. Given 1.3 billion Muslims each per cent is still 13million individuals which is a significant number. Just how many does Neo deem acceptable? Is it the millions overseas or the one that sets the next bomb on another soft target here in the US? I just think that when given multiple warnings on an individual, that individual should be checked out and at least get the spelling of their name correct. Do you want to fight them here with shutting down entire cities and going door to door, or would it be better to fight them outside the country? If you think you can sit down and smoke the peace pipe with them you will find the sound that woke you up was your throat being slit. All or nothing is what they believe, nothing is what they should get.
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RANDOM21 has figured out a way to make welfare even more expensive: require background checks of all applicants.
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Even 5-10% seems a bit high. What's your evidence?
If it is that high, I'm pretty sure most of them focus their attention on their local governments. Do we really have to worry about those? Leave them alone & they may disapprove of the U.S. in the abstract, but will only act locally. It's a hard call whether to intervene or butt out -- no easy answer either way. But most people in Afghanistan or the tribal areas of Pakistan have never even HEARD of 9-11. One elder, shown a photo of the Twin Towers burning, guessed the city was Kabul. (Obviously he had never been to his own nation's capital.) What they know of the U.S. is what they see & hear of our troops & our drones.
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Welfare reform....this country needs a major overhaul.
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The radical extremist Muslim may only be 5-10% of their population, but with over a billion practicing Muslims that leaves 50-100 million that we have to worry about. That my friend is a heap of worry. The rest seem to be complacent with the actions of the extremists and that is a lot more worry.
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Now it seems these bombers were on the government payroll by receiving welfare benefits for periods of their lives. Using taxpayer funds to finance terrorist activities just doesn't seem right. Travel to Russia on taxpayer money to get radicalized and return to blow up innocent people is not what the safety nets of government assistance are intended for. How many more radical extremists are getting their monthly checks?
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There you go again.
You write as if every Muslim is a terrorist or a future terrorist, or at least must be assumed to be so until proven beyond a reasonable doubt not to be.
If that's the case, you have to also assume every Jew is the sort of person who blew up the King David Hotel. & every Hindu violently attacks people of other religions. & every Christian ... Yes, Christians too.
I prefer to assume that everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
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The cavaquinho is a scion of the ukulele family. It developed from the same Portuguese instrument as the uke: the machete. The machete developed into the Cavaquinho in Brazil. Hence, today there are two distinct types of cavaquiho: the Portuguese cavaquinho and the Brazilian cavaquinho.
Like the uke, the cavaquinho has four strings but these are usually tuned D, G, B, D (creating an open G chord). This gives the strings the same relative pitch as the slack-key ukulele tuning. The strings go from low to high rather than being re-entrant and are usually steel strings.
If you're used to uke chords, you can tune the higher D string up to E. Then all the ukulele chord shapes you know will work on the ukulele.


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CHARLES TOWN - Washington (1-3) and Jefferson squared up on the volleyball court for another edition in the exciting Jefferson County rivalry.
After winning the opening set, Jefferson (1-4) looked to be in control of the match and seemed confident.
However, Washington powered back, taking the next three sets to win the match 3-1.
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Jefferson Casey Lyons (10) attempts a dink shot but Washington Hayleigh Bradley (9) blocks it during game 3 of their match Thursday evening in Charles Town. (Journal Photo by Ron Agnir)
"I was waiting for these girls to step up and feel the passion of the game, and they did that tonight," said Washington coach Andrea Stewart. "I'm really proud of the girls.
"They all really stepped up and did what they needed to do."
The fourth set was wild and exciting for both teams. Each team had a share of the lead during the back and forth play.
Jefferson was able to get the lead out to three points late in the set, but Washington staged a rally.
Briana Browning got five straight service points to put her team ahead by two.
Jefferson tied the game with three straight points.
Washington was able to take the final set 26-24 with an ace from Leah Cook and a kill for the final point by Cameron Payne.
"It was exciting for the fans, exciting for the players," Stewart said. "When they all play their best and come together, it's amazing to watch."
Jefferson took the opening set with some help from the young Patriots' squad.
The Cougars jumped out to a 4-0 lead, and Washington took two time outs in the set, both times after being down by more than five.
The Patriots first timeout fueled the Cougars, leading to a 7-2 run.
Jefferson was ahead the entire set, winning 25-13.
The Patriots rebounded taking the second set convincingly 25-11. Like Jefferson in first, Washington never trailed in the set and extended the lead to 14.
The third set was exciting for both sides, coming down to the wire.
Washington never trailed in the set but allowed it to reach a 12-12 tie. Cook followed the tie with three straight service points to give the Patriots the lead back before her team won the final set.
Maddy Nace had 26 digs for Jefferson, and Hunter Slivka had eight kills.
Cook had 22 digs and eight service points. Browning scored 16 service points, and Carson Daly had eight kills.


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Debuted in 2012, this was another cosplay that was meant for a larger group. I cut and dyed my hair for this cosplay and it didn't get as red as I wanted. I'm in the process of poking for a wig so I don't have to cut my hair again. My shirt was from a thrift store, as were my pants and bangles. My boots are from my England cosplay, though I'm still looking for something more accurate.
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Nourishing Saturday
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Gorgeous iris. Do you have peonies to go with all the irises?
I don't have peonies, but my mom does. Soon to open. My clematis opened today!
"Lust for Life" is a nice movie on Van Gough's life (Kirk Douglas). I have "Crows in the Wheatfield" above my couch. Perfect for melancholics.
Bob Dylan turned 70 today. He has stayed forever young.
I saw Lust for Life many years ago, David!
Happy birthday to Bob!
My peonies are ready to bloom, too. I have later blooming iris, smaller and deeper purple ones. I love the lilac painting in yesterday's blog!
I thought you would like that, Kim, the lilac lover!


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Raiders coach Tom Cable didn't have any illusions about how badly the New Orleans Saints outplayed his team Saturday in a 45-7 loss. Yet, he watched the videotape to see if anything else jumped out.
It was worse than he anticipated.
"We just reverted back to a lot of old bad habits in a couple of areas," Cable said in a conference call Sunday. "So, I just have to think that through and make some good decisions here in the next 24 hours as to the right approach for this week."
Cable said he is concerned particularly with the resurfacing of problem areas. Was it a one-game aberration or a harbinger for the regular season?
"Really, we look like we have in the past: poor tackling, misaligned, missing some easy reads in terms of protection," he said. "Just really some fundamental issues that have kind of been our issue in the past. I felt like we were getting away from it, and it showed up again."
"We've got to make sure that we are committed to (doing what it takes)," Ellis said. "And I'm saying that meaning that we've got to make sure that, 'Hey, I'm getting the proper rest.' "... Guys can't stay out all night, can't expect to come in here and just turn it on.
"This isn't high school or college football. So you've got to do those small things that you maybe didn't have to do in college."
Cable said he isn't sure if Ellis was speaking generally or about a specific situation. Either way, there's always a concern about how players conduct themselves during their free time.
"The one thing as a coach you're always leery of is breaking camp," Cable said, "because then they get home, they don't have the curfew, don't have those kind of things. And so, as grown men we've got to handle those distractions and be able to take care of our bodies and stay focused on what we're trying to do."
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Showers Head East Cold Air Settles InUPDATED 12:38 PM EDT Oct 16, 2013
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and it looks like it may be time to break out the cold weather clothing and think about giving in and turning on a heater in the next week or so. The drizzle and light rain showers will head east and fade away. The rest of the afternoon will be cloudy with temperatures stuck in the mid to low 60s. We should dip to the mid 40s tonight. Over the next several days some weak cold fronts will provide chances for scattered showers, and just keep on driving our high temperatures down. Tomorrow's high is 59 and it will stay cool into the weekend. I think a spotty shower is possible tomorrow and again midday on Saturday. Friday and Sunday look dry. Into next week keep your eyes on the late week forecast. Get ready to turn on the furnace. Our highs could only be in the 40s and northern parts of Ohio are potentially going to see their first flakes of the year.
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Patrick Dwyer scored two goals tonight, his first two goals of the season. They were both shorthanded tallies, the latter one coming on a penalty shot. After the game, Dwyer said his last penalty shot was probably in minor hockey. "It's nice to get them," he said of the goals. "It would have been nice to get a W, too." Considering it was a loss, the room was moderately upbeat after the game. The focus was on the positives, namely the Canes fighting back after being down 4-1 to make it interesting at 4-3. "We battled back and got back in it," Dwyer said. "That's what you've got to look at right now." Brian Boucher relieved Cam Ward after Philadelphia scored its fourth goal. Ward made 13 saves on 17 shots. Boucher made 10 saves on 11 shots. "I think after the [goaltending] change, we snapped out of it and started being more aggressive and playing with more urgency," Boucher said. "It was just a reminder that that's the way we have to play." Boucher also looked toward the good that came out of the game. "I think we can take some positives out of it in the sense that when we played our game, I thought we dictated play." Paul Maurice agreed with this sentiment in saying that he thought the Canes outplayed the Flyers in the latter half of the game. The Canes made some costly mistakes early that ended up being the difference, mainly letting the Flyers' offense have too much skating room. Claude Giroux, the Flyers leading scorer, had two goals and an assist. "If you give them room, their offense looks great," Maurice said. The "Finns and Skins" line of Tuomo Ruutu, Jussi Jokinen and Jeff Skinner continues to produce. They accounted for one of the Canes' goals tonight. Maurice said the best line was LaRose-Sutter-Staal. "There are two lines that I can play really hard," Maurice said of his top two scoring lines. Zac Dalpe and Zach Boychuk were relegated to the bench for the latter half of the second period and all of the third period. Boychuk had 3:54 of ice time, while Dalpe had just 2:41. When asked what kept them off the ice in the third period, Maurice bluntly answered, "The guys on the ice." Boychuk played a season-high 15 minutes in New York on Friday night.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Claude Giroux took less than a minute and a half to get his first goal and proceeded to have his most productive game this season.
Giroux finished with two goals and an assist, leading the surging Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-3 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Monday night.
"It's only one game," said Giroux, who has 11 goals and 11 assists after his first multigoal game of the season. "The other lines brought a lot of energy and got the team going. It was obviously a team effort tonight."
Matt Read added a goal and an assist, and Maxime Talbot and Wayne Simmonds scored the other goals for Philadelphia, which got three assists from Chris Pronger.
Jaromir Jagr added two assists and Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 17 shots as the Flyers improved to 6-1-1 on the road.
"I really think it starts with good leadership," said Philadelphia coach Peter Laviolette, who coached Carolina to the Stanley Cup title in 2006. "I think our leadership has been excellent, and from there it comes down to competitiveness. We've got a good group in there that really works hard."
Patrick Dwyer scored his first two goals of the season for Carolina, one short-handed and another on a penalty shot. Tuomo Ruutu also scored for Carolina.
Hurricanes goalie Cam Ward had 13 saves on 17 shots before being pulled for Brian Boucher.
"Our first period, believe it or not, has been our sink all year," Carolina coach Paul Maurice said. "It's something to do with too much room or too much respect for the other team's offense. We give them too much room and their offense looks great."
The Flyers, who have points in seven straight games (5-0-2), are 17-1-3 in their last 21 games against Carolina.
Giroux gave Philadelphia the lead on a rush 79 seconds into the game, taking a lead pass from Jagr and beating Ward glove side.
Talbot made it 2-0 at 8:50, as Read tipped him the puck in the low slot from behind the goal.
Dwyer cut the lead in half with a short-handed goal - the first the Flyers have allowed this season - at 19:59 of the period, as Eric Staal fed him on the rush.
Giroux scored his second of the game on a rush at 2:45 of the second, beating Ward over his left shoulder from the left circle with Jagr getting an assist.
Philadelphia made it 4-1 on a power play at 6:58, as Simmonds deflected Giroux's shot from the left circle between Ward's pads to end the goalie's night.
Ruutu scored later in the second and Dwyer connected on his penalty shot at 4:36 of the third, but Read got the clincher on a rush at 16:09.
NOTES: Jagr has points in eight of his last 10 games. . C Jeff Skinner played in his 100th game for Carolina. . Hurricanes D Joni Pitkanen missed his second straight game (lower body). . The Flyers had no injury scratches. . The teams meet again in Philadelphia next Monday.
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Russia bans imports of Irish beef offal following inspection
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Russia has imposed a blanket ban on imports of beef offal from Ireland and has withdrawn permits to trade for a number of food processing plants.
The surprise move will exclude Irish plants from the valuable Russian offal market. Offal exports to Russia were worth more than €6.6m to the processing sector last year.
The decision has piled more pressure on cattle prices. This week quoted prices for both heifers and steers were back 5-10c/kg to around 375c/kg for R grades, while bull quotes were down 5-10c/kg to 340-350c/kg for R grades.
The move by the Russian authorities follows a recent inspection of 12 Irish food processing facilities by a Russian veterinary mission.
In a statement to the Farming Independent issued yesterday, the Department of Agriculture confirmed that a ban had been imposed:
"On June 11, the Russian authorities announced on the Rosselkhoznodzor website, that:
* The 12 Irish plants inspected in the recent audit will be temporarily restricted from June 23;
* All imports of beef offal from Ireland will also be temporarily restricted from June 23;
"We are still awaiting official confirmation of this decision as well as the final report on the results of the recent audit. The Department and the Irish Embassy in Moscow are working with the Russian authorities to try and resolve the issues as quickly as possible."
It is understood that a number of beef, dairy and fish processing plants have been affected by the decision. However, the blanket ban on offal imports could have an immediate impact. Russia had become a premium market for offal over the last few years, with factories exporting mainly hearts and livers to the market.
Processors were warning yesterday that the closure of the market could have an impact on the already weak beef trade.
"In recent years Russia had developed as an important outlet for certain beef offal products and the loss of this outlet will have a direct and immediate impact on returns from the marketplace. It is a blow at a time when overall market returns are challenged and cattle prices under pressure," a Meat Industry Ireland (MII) spokesman said.
Describing the Russian announcement as "extremely disappointing", the MII pointed out that for some time now, Russian veterinary inspections in other EU member states had resulted in removal of some plants from the approved list.
However, he said the blanket ban on offal exports was completely unexpected and would impact across the entire industry.
The reasons for the offal ban and the imposition of restrictions on particular plants is still uncertain as the full report has not been released.
However, it is understood that Department of Agriculture officials are due to contact their Russian counterparts on the issue this week.
"The Department needs to get this as soon as possible so that we can respond to any issues raised and hopefully restore the trade without a major delay," the MII spokesman said.
ICSA beef chairman Edmond Phelan also called on Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney to engage with his Russian counterpart to resolve the ban on offal products.
"We need to see this resolved as soon as possible," said Mr Phelan.
However, he noted that farmers had seen little benefit from the increased demand for fifth quarter products in recent times so he suggested that the factories could not expect to cut what they had not given in the first place.
Industry sources discounted suggestions that the Russian move was connected to the imposition of targeted sanctions on specific Russian officials and businesses following Russia's occupation of Crimea.
The continuing political violence in eastern Ukraine, and accusations of Russian support for rebels in the region, has prompted the US and Europe to threaten more comprehensive sanctions.
However, industry officials here said the Russian move was likely to have more to do with differences in quality standards and specifications than with politics.
Figures from Bord Bia show that Irish food and drink exports to Russia in 2013 amounted to €232m and were dominated by exports of prepared foods, valued at €112.8m.
Irish beef exports to Russia were worth €3.27m last year, while dairy exports were worth €17.8m. Pork exports from the EU to Russia were suspended earlier this year.
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Borexino bags geoneutrinos
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Physicists working at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory in Italy have detected electron antineutrinos created by radioactive decays within Earth's crust and mantle. This result builds on earlier evidence for such "geoneutrinos" obtained by a Japanese experiment five years ago and paves the way to new direct measurements of processes taking place deep inside our planet.
Physicists have long studied neutrinos emitted by the Sun and created by cosmic rays entering Earth's atmosphere. These observations have improved our understanding of solar physics and revealed that neutrinos – chargeless, extremely inert fundamental particles – have a very tiny mass. Theory also predicts that neutrinos, or more precisely electron antineutrinos, are produced inside the Earth by radioactive decay of certain nuclei. Measuring the flux of these geoneutrinos should reveal how much of the energy generated inside the Earth is due to radioactive decays and could improve our understanding of processes that rely on that energy, such as plate tectonics and generation of Earth's magnetic field.
Detecting geoneutrinos, however, is extremely tricky. Like any kind of neutrino, their observation requires enormous volumes of detector material and a location deep underground to prevent interference from cosmic rays. But unlike higher-energy solar and atmospheric neutrinos, geoneutrinos cannot be studied via their interaction with the nuclei of heavy water, because their signal would be swamped by the radioactivity in this liquid. Instead certain kinds of hydrocarbon are used, in which passing geoneutrinos can occasionally collide with a proton to create a positron and a neutron and in so doing generate a distinctive dual gamma-ray emission, which produces detectable light.
In 2005, researchers working on the KamLAND experiment, 1 km below the surface in Japan, reported geoneutrinos in their detector. However, to do so the team had to separate the signal from a strong background of antineutrino emission produced by a number of nuclear reactors located close by (a location chosen deliberately to study reactor antineutrinos).
Very low levels of background
The Borexino experiment, however, was designed to study low-energy solar neutrinos and therefore has very low levels of background. Located 1.5 km below the surface of the Gran Sasso mountain, it is situated hundreds of kilometres away from the nearest reactor.
Neutrinos are detected in some 300 tonnes of a doped hydrocarbon called pseudocumene contained within a nylon sphere, which is immersed within 1000 tonnes of pure pseudocumene enclosed by a stainless steel sphere, which is itself surrounded by 2400 tonnes of highly purified water held within another steel container with a diameter of 18 m. All the individual components – including the detecting medium, liquids and photomultiplier tubes used to record the gamma-ray signals – were chosen to have as low a level of intrinsic radioactivity as possible.
The experiment ran for two years ending December 2009 and the Borexino collaboration (about 80 researchers from six countries) says that it detected 9.9 geoneutrino events, with uncertainties of +4.1 and –3.4. Spokesman Gianpaolo Bellini of the University of Milan says that the result also appears to rule out a controversial hypothesis that a large part of Earth's heat is produced by a naturally occurring nuclear reactor fuelled by uranium in the planet's core.
No evidence for a 'georeactor'
Such a "georeactor" would emit electron antineutrinos with roughly the same spread of energies as those emitted by nuclear power stations, but the Borexino researchers found that the experiment detected roughly as many antineutrinos as would be expected from power stations alone.
Bellini says that the Borexino results provide the first real detection of geoneutrinos, and that the results obtained by KamLAND are instead an "indication". However, KamLAND spokesman Atsuto Suzuki at Japan's KEK laboratory sees things differently. He congratulates the Borexino collaboration on producing "beautiful" results but says there are not "any meaningful differences" between these results and a set reported by his group two years ago. "The number of observed geoneutrino events was 73 ± 27 for KamLAND in 2008 and was 9.9 ± 4.1–3.4 for Borexino," he points out. "This tells you everything. Physicists understand whether using words such as a 'hint' versus an 'observation' is significant or not."
Regardless of differences of interpretation, both Bellini and Suzuki agree that more data are needed. Indeed, there are a number of larger experiments currently in the planning stages, including a 10,000 tonne detector that would be attached to the Pacific Ocean floor in order to make more precise measurements of the geoneutrinos coming up from the mantle (since the crust is very thin under the Pacific).
"KamLAND and Borexino demonstrate the potential of geoneutrinos for examining terrestrial composition and radiogenic power, leading to an improved understanding of the origin and thermal evolution of our planet," says Stephen Dye of the Hawaii Pacific University and the University of Hawaii. "Thanks to these pioneering measurements we can plan projects that look at those questions in detail."
The work is reported at arXiv: 1003.0284 and has been submitted to Europhysics Letters B.
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LINDEN - Linden Unified Trustees are teaming with the San Joaquin County Office of Education to conduct a search for a new superintendent, district Trustee President Clay Titus said.
Linden trustees approved a brochure that will be used by the Office of Education to solicit candidates in the coming months. Once the process reaches a point where a group of finalists have been determined, Linden Unified will take over the interviews. The Office of Education will conduct background searches of the finalists.
Linden Unified has been need of a full-time superintendent since June, when the district negotiated the resignation of Michael Gonzales. Gonzales, hired in 2011, had been placed on administrative leave following a tumultuous spring of multiple sexual harassment claims against him.
The district has been operating under the leadership of interim Superintendent Leo Zuber since July.
Titus is hopeful the district will have significant movement - be it a group of finalists or a selected hire - by Oct. 1.
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Mitchell's research interests include feminist art and contemporary Japanese art. She teaches the survey course on Renaissance through Modern Art, Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century American and European art, and the senior seminar on Art since 1960. Mitchell has been awarded two teaching/research fellowships at Nagoya University in Nagoya, Japan, where she taught courses in women's studies and researched contemporary Japanese artists in Aichi Prefecture.
Mitchell's publications include Handbook of the Collections, Krannert Art Museum, UIUC-Urbana, contributing author, four essays; "Georgia O'Keeffe's Arboreal Portraits," excerpts, Gerald Heard official website; "Strange Balloons: The Re-embodiment of Sensory Experience in Contemporary Japanese Art," Proceedings, International Symposium on Multisensory Science and Design, Nagoya University; Light Boxes/Dark Rooms, exhibition catalogue and exhibition of the work of three artists from Aichi Prefecture, Japan, DePree Gallery and Art Center, Hope College, Holland, Michigan; and "Georgia O'Keeffe's Arboreal Portraits," Woman's Art Journal 19:2.
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AIG Racing Higher: Berko Time
AIG shares are racing ahead, gaining more than 9% on heavy volume.
So, the question is: por que?
Some may quickly say: Government is getting out! And, that is true, to an extent. The U.S. government said it plans to sell $15 billion of its controlling stake starting next year. Through some complex math, the U.S. stake in the company will briefly rise above 90% before the selling begins.
Couple problems with this driving the AIG ramp. First, the news came out yesterday during the trading day and sort of depressed AIG's shares during the session. Sometimes information improves with marination, but seldom. Second, the government selling program is going to take a couple of years. So, Uncle Sam will be at the table for awhile yet.
More intriguing is the prowling of Bruce Berkowitz, the mutual fund manager of the decade (Morningstar) who has made a name for himself by making bets on a narrow number of stocks and being unafraid to time the market. (My colleague Bret Arends has a nice profile of him here.)
Mr. Berkowitz has amassed almost 42 million shares of AIG, making him the biggest non-government shareholder in the company. According to Dow Jones, he holds 30% of the non-USA shares in AIG. He started gobbling AIG shares earlier this year.
The head of Fairholme Capital has bet hard with the government this year. According to Bret's story, along with AIG Mr. Berkowitz has made big bets on Citigroup, MBIA and Bank of America, all of whom have relied on government largesse to varying degrees.
Betting with Uncle Sam has two advantages. First, Uncle hates to lose. And he's got a lot of tools to help him win, right down to "encouraging" folks to see things his way. Second, ol' Uncle Sam seems to have a deft touch. He made $12 billion in just a couple of years with Citigroup. Not bad for government work.


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Fall 2010 Session of PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente- Click on PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente to download the schedule
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Stevie Wonder's Activism Can't Be Laugh/Wash Away
Stevie Wonder's Activism Can't Be Laughed/Washed Away
As we all know, well at least Stevie Wonder's hard core fans, that Wonder is more than a musician from his days of fighting against apartheid of South Africa to donating his own money to make sure technology is accessible to people with disabilities to being the key activist/musician to push for a Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday and even today as an UN Ambassador of people with disabilities.
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WINDOW ROCK, AZ – Due to pressure from the community, the Navajo Nation Council decided to put off voting on the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement (NAIWRSA) and gave one week for public review but did not specify what the review would look like. The Council is set to consider the legislation again on Friday, October 8th but the date is subject to change.


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Fort Hunt, Virginia
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Houses along Fort Hunt Rd., seen from Fort Hunt Park
Location of Fort Hunt in Fairfax County, Virginia
|Coordinates: 38°43′58″N 77°3′29″W / 38.73278°N 77.05806°WCoordinates: 38°43′58″N 77°3′29″W / 38.73278°N 77.05806°W
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|5.6 sq mi (14.5 km2)
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|5.1 sq mi (13.2 km2)
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|0.5 sq mi (1.3 km2)
|33 ft (10 m)
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Fort Hunt is a census-designated place (CDP) in Fairfax County, Virginia, United States. It is one of the wealthiest places in the United States,[3] and is most famous for the site of former P.O. Box 1142, a military interrogation center during World War II.[4] It is also notable for its high population of senior citizens and for being one of the first suburbs in wealthy Fairfax County.[5] Nearby CDPs include Mount Vernon, Virginia (southwest), Belle Haven, Virginia (north) and Hybla Valley, Virginia (west). The population was 16,045 at the 2010 census.
Fort Hunt encompasses the 22308 ZIP code of Alexandria, composed of much of the most affluent section of southeast Fairfax County, close to the George Washington Memorial Parkway and Potomac River, including the neighborhoods of Riverside Gardens, Tauxemont, Herbert Springs, Waynewood, Plymouth Haven, Potomac Valley – River Bend, Collingwood, Stratford Landing, Stratford on the Potomac, Hollin Hall, Wellington, Arcturus and (in ZIP code 22307) Villamay and Marlan Forest. As of the 2010 Census, Fort Hunt also includes the neighborhoods of Hollindale in ZIP code 22306 and much of Hollin Hills in 22307.[6] Prominent Fort Hunt residents include Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson, and Former House Speaker Bob Livingston.
Fort Hunt is located at 38°43′58″N 77°3′29″W / 38.73278°N 77.05806°W (38.732814, −77.058066).[7]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 5.6 square miles (14.5 km²), of which, 5.1 square miles (13.2 km²) of it is land and 0.5 square miles (1.3 km²) of it (9.11%) is water.
Located within Fort Hunt is Fort Hunt Park, currently operated by the National Park Service, with a history of military activity dating from 1676.
The site of present day Fort Hunt Park was used as an asset for the United States military beginning in the Spanish–American War. The fort had been completed on land that used to belong to the River Farm plantation of George Washington. The fort was used to accommodate neighboring Fort Washington across the river in Maryland, however it was not involved in an actual battle during the Spanish–American War.
During World War II, the fort was used as an interrogation center called P. O. Box 1142 where captive German officers were kept and questioned. Fort Hunt is the site of the death of Lieutenant Commander Werner Henke, the highest-ranking German officer to be shot while in American captivity during World War II.[8]
During the war and after, neighborhoods, such as Waynewood and Snowden, began arising in the area around the fort, and the commercial center for the community, Hollin Hall shopping center, was constructed on Fort Hunt Road. Hollin Hall Village still is a thriving community.[9]
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 12,923 people, 4,974 households, and 3,909 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 2,538.9 people per square mile (980.3/km²). There were 5,050 housing units at an average density of 992.2/sq mi (383.1/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 92.83% White, 2.37% African American, 0.17% Native American, 2.56% Asian, 0.05% Pacific Islander, 0.49% from other races, and 1.53% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.65% of the population.
There were 4,974 households out of which 33.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 71.2% were married couples living together, 5.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 21.4% were non-families. 17.9% of all households were made up of individuals and 9.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.58 and the average family size was 2.94.
In the CDP the population was spread out with 24.8% under the age of 18, 2.8% from 18 to 24, 23.2% from 25 to 44, 30.1% from 45 to 64, and 19.1% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 45 years. For every 100 females there were 94.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 90.6 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $102,259, and the median income for a family was $111,935. Males had a median income of $79,828 versus $53,654 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $46,957. About 1.0% of families and 1.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 1.6% of those under age 18 and 1.5% of those age 65 or over.
- ^ a b "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ "US Board on Geographic Names". United States Geological Survey. 2007-10-25. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ Highest-income places in the United States
- ^ P. O. Box 1142
- ^ "Coming of Age Part Two: Life in Fort Hunt (washingtonpost.com)". Retrieved 9 June 2016.
- ^ "2010 CENSUS - CENSUS BLOCK MAP: Fairfax County, VA" (PDF). Retrieved 9 June 2016.
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
- ^ Fort Hunt Park
- ^ "techwizstore - eBay". Retrieved 9 June 2016.
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- http://www.city-data.com/city/Fort-Hunt-Virginia.html A site with pictures and information about Fort Hunt Neighborhoods


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In February Walt Disney World ® announced that the popular Kilimanjaro Safari attraction at Animal Kingdom ® would be undergoing a few renovations designed to allow guests to see more of their favorite wildlife, particularly zebras. In doing so, Animal Kingdom ® has had to remove the Little Red animatronic elephant and rebuild that area with more Savannah space with a watering hole for the new white and black animal favorites.
By mid-May the old onboard soundtrack recordings featuring Mr. Wilson, who was protector of animal life on the reserve and the Little Red animatronic figure at the end of the safari were completely removed. Mr. Wilson still remains on the pre-show videos, as does the poaching message but as Animal Kingdom ® continues the construction we imagine that too will be completely removed.
Kilimajaros new storyline well isn't really a storyline at all, right now anyway. Since the removal of Little Red at the end of the tour, which subsequently removes the poaching plot, the finale now has safari goers driving past long construction walls, where the new Zebra habitat is being constructed. And with such big changes to the attraction, you can expect Safari guides to point out the changes and the addition of a Zebra-filled Savannah. But don't expect much more information than that. In true Disney ® fashion, they are keeping their changes close to the belt.
Walt Disney World ® has said that the updated Kilimanjaro Safari will be completed by this fall. While that may be true, there are rumors that the attraction will undergo several more changes over the next three to four years. One of the rumored changes is a special nighttime version of the safari that would bring a completely different feel to the ride.
The new nighttime safari fuels the rumors that Animal Kingdom ® will soon be extending their hours well into the night, allowing for guests to experience several of the park's rides and attractions and even some new ones (hint: Avatar Land) in a whole new light, or lack thereof! Stay tuned for more details on the Kilimanjaro Safari updates and possible new nighttime fun at Animal Kingdom ®.
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Beautiful vintage black grossgrain(I think) with an enameled top,lock and closure by Stefen,designer of some of the most elegant and expensive purses in the 1940's. This bag is in excellent condition. Nice and roomy. Has 3 nice size inside pockets. One holds a clear comb that came with it. The inside lining is clean and looks like new. The outside fabric is in great condition as well except for 1 tiny hole on the back. The handle looks to be riginal. Matches the bag fabric and is in excellent condition. The brass fram top and closure are fabulous on this bag. Nice lift up locking feature with etching and detail. The grill framework is in brass with white flowers,black leaves along with goldtone accents. This baby is a beauty! The bag measures 4 1/2 inches at the top, 8 inches at the bottom and it puffs out so there is a lot of room to fill up if need. The handle measures 16 inches long. The outside could probably use a cleaning or dusting. Signed on the inside pocket in gold script, STEFEN. Shipping is $9.50 for priority,delivery confirmation,insured.
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