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In the article, there is the usual explanation of the difference between digging up roots and removing berries (one can kill the plant, the other doesn't) and quotes from prominent foragers pointing out that in fact leaves grow back and that there are ways to take from plants sustainably.
It is exciting to see something as primal and wild and money-free as foraging becoming so popular in a sophisticated city many view as the capital of capitalism itself. It's fascinating to see public ideas about nature change shape as this clash brings up questions like: To whom does wild land belong? How can we be part of nature without killing it? Foragers have important insights to bring.
Anyone with any foresight can see that as the U.S. economy continues to crumble, foraging is going to continue to increase in its appeal. And in a country where most people cannot afford their medical bills, a revival of wildcrafting medicinal herbs will follow, too.
So rather than banning foraging, let's officially embrace it. Let's find ways to make the most of it. The government can work with foragers to educate the public on sustainable harvesting and even encourage removal of invasives by posting info on target species and asking people to pull them instead of spending money on toxic spraying. To relieve impact on Central Park, the government can allot more green spaces all over the city. This need not cost much in money or labor: Why not let vacant lots go wild and officially sanction wildcrafting inside of them?


text: The University of Toronto Library's Scholarly Communication and Copyright Office and the University of Toronto Bora Laskin Law Library@ organized a terrific conference on copyright in Canada three years after the Copyright Pentalogy and the Copyright Modernization Act. I had the pleasure and honour to be one of the three featured speakers. Here is my talk: Read more ›


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The acting director of the Graysville Public Library has been placed on paid administrative leave for the week of March 4.
Acting Director Tammy Looney said today that she received a letter last Friday from the library board placing her on leave starting today and continuing through Friday, March 8.
She said she does not know the reason for the board's action.
According to Looney, she has worked at the library for 33 years, the last 20 as a full-time employee.
She said today she became acting director of the library Oct. 1, after the resignation of former director Judy Smith.
Graysville Mayor Mary Sue Morgan, who also heads the library board, confirmed today that Looney had been placed on leave but declined any further comment.
"It's a long story," she said. "I think that's about all I need to say"
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Looney said Monday that she was asked to attend a called meeting of the board Friday, March 1, at 10 a.m. but did not attend, citing the advice of her attorney.
Morgan said today that Looney was asked to attend the meeting in order to discuss "job performance."
According to Morgan, Looney sent her a brief memo indicating that she would not be at the meeting. "We had no alternative but to take the action we took," Morgan said, referring to the decision to place Looney on leave.
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Looney also said Monday that she was told by a friend that Mayor Morgan and two deputies from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office (JCSO) arrived at the Graysville Library at about 5 p.m. Friday and removed Looney's work computer from the premises. Looney said that her friend is not a library employee and just happened to be at the facility.
Morgan said Tuesday that she removed the computer from the library, but that the two officers were there only to help her to move the equipment, not to "confiscate" it (the word used by Looney).
"The computer was removed, and no, they did not confiscate it," Morgan said.
Morgan said that the computer, while technically the property of the Jefferson County libraries, for practical purposes belongs to the city.
"I have it in my possession," she said.
JCSO Chief Deputy Randy Christian confirmed Tuesday that the sheriffs were not at the library to confiscate Looney's computer.
"This is strictly a personnel matter," he said in an email Tuesday. "We aren't involved in any way."
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Guest of honor Watson likens sequencing to motherhood: just do it!
By Kevin Davies
May 18, 2010 | CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—In the end, there was no sign of Craig Venter, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, or Glenn Close, thwarting long-shot hopes to gather, for the first and presumably last time, the vast majority of named individuals who have had their genomes fully sequenced.
But the inaugural GET (Genes, Environments, Traits) Conference*, the brainchild of Harvard Medical School's George Church, still brought together a dozen of the charter members of the whole-genome club, including scientists Jim Watson, Jim Lupski, Stephen Quake, and Seong-Jong Kim; CEOs Jay Flatley (Illumina) and Greg Lucier (Life Technologies); Personal Genome Project volunteers Misha Angrist, Rosalynn Gill, Esther Dyson, Kirk Maxey and Church; Harvard professor and filmmaker Henry Louis "Skip" Gates; venture capitalist Hermann Hauser; and John West and his preternaturally poised 11th-grade daughter Anne.
The guest of honor was Jim Watson, the first person sequenced using next-gen sequencing. Watson wanted to see 100,000 people sequenced as soon as possible, even though interpreting the data would be expensive. "We'll need that [data] to search for the pathways," he said. "It'll be like motherhood – just do it!" Watson, whose son suffers from bipolar disorder, spoke about the burden of such illness. "Living with mental diseases, as I do, it's not easy… You just want to do something about it."
The widespread adoption of whole-genome sequencing was inevitable, said Illumina CEO Jay Flatley, who is offering a personal genome sequencing service at $48,000. "We talk about privacy, ethics, bad things etc. We need to get far enough along where we tip the balance, where the advantages [of sequencing] are so overpowering the risks of sequencing become minor in comparison."
Flatley said that organizations promoting "the $1000 genome" aren't including bioinformatics or sample preparation costs. "Those become the dominant costs as the cost of sequencing comes down," he said. As for the future of his company in the face of rapidly falling prices, Flatley said: "As the price gets to zero, we'll worry a bit more."
Flatley added that Illumina's prototype iPhone app for personal genome analysis is now an iPad app, which could one day be used to share information with a physician or pharmacist, or other people. It is not yet available. "We want to get it right before we put it in the app store," he said.
Life Technologies Greg Lucier said his company was very concerned about the ability of the health care profession to handle genomic data. Life has awarded large grants to two investigators, including The Scripps Research Institute's Eric Topol, to develop certification programs for doctors and explore new approaches to medicine using next-gen sequencing. "You need to automate the knowledge," said Lucier. "I expect [to see] the rise of the [genomic physician] sub-specialty, like radiology."
Esther Dyson, who sits on the board of 23andMe, said the consumer genomics pioneer saw a huge spike in orders on DNA Day (April 23), or as she called it, "23 day," when the firm slashed the price of its DNA kits to just $99 for 24 hours. "We're ten years away from having every baby sequenced and [the data] becoming part of the electronic medical record. The utility is going to become unquestioned in the next few years." Dyson predicted that in 2-3 years, whole-genome sequencing would be commonplace. "We [23andMe] won't be doing SNPs. Why bother?"
Another highlight was the presentation by Anne West, the 17-year-old daughter of former Solexa CEO John West, who paid to have his entire family sequenced, prompted in part after suffering an embolism a few years ago. West said she had been using Microsoft Excel to map her meiosis recombination breakpoints to a fine resolution. She said she would think about publishing her sequence when she turns 21, but among her more immediate priorities was to "finish 11th grade." •
*GET (Genes, Environment, Traits) Conference: Cambridge, Mass., April 27, 2010.
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Podcast: January Poetry
By Lisa Bao, Karen Weyant, Crystal Hoffman and Sandi Leibowitz read by Julia Rios, Anaea Lay, and Ciro Faienza
28 January 2013
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This week's podcast features the poetry for the January issues of Strange Horizons. The first poem is "In the Courts of the Khan," by Lisa Bao, read by Julia Rios. Second, "Watching for Aliens over the Allegheny," by Karen Weyant, read by Anaea Lay. Third, "Heat and Sainthood," by Crystal Hoffman, read by Anaeaa Lay. Finally, "Straw Man," by Sandi Leibowitz, read by Ciro Faienza.
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Arkansas School Officials Ban Gay Student's Story: Was It Really for His Safety?Alice Gomstyn
The decision of an Arkansas school district to omit an article about a gay student in a high school yearbook is inciting outrage among gay rights activists.
Officials at Sheridan School District said that a profile of Taylor Ellis, an openly gay junior, and six other students will not be published in the Sheridan High School yearbook because school officials "must make decisions that lead in the proper direction for all of our students and for our community," the school district superintendent told the website Arkansas News. Ellis' profile included the story how he came out.
The site reports that Ellis' mother, Lynn Tiley, said that she was told "administrators were concerned that the profile of Ellis was "too personal" and might endanger his well-being."
If administrators truly are concerned about his well-being, their efforts are "incredibly misguided," Daryl Presgraves, a spokesman for Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network, told me.
GLSEN regularly monitors the challenges facing gay students in schools. In its most recent report on school climate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students, released in 2011, the organization found that 82 percent were verbally harassed because of their sexual orientation while 18 percent were punched, kicked or otherwise physically assaulted.
The numbers, shocking as they are, actually represent a significant decline compared to the frequency of harassment and assault reported by LGBT students in previous years. Meanwhile, resources to improve the climate for LGBT students — such as the formation of gay-straight alliance clubs — are on the rise. That positive trend, the report's authors wrote, "may now be showing a positive effect on school environment for LGBT youth."
LGBT students who have gone public with their sexual preference do face slightly higher rates of victimization than their closeted peers, according to GLSEN. But, on the flip side, out students also "have higher self-esteems, lower depression and feel a greater sense of school belonging," Presgraves said.
In Ellis' case, coming out actually made his life easier, reducing the number of conflicts he had with classmates, his mother told Arkansas News.
"I can't understand why my school was trying to force me back into the closet," Ellis said.
I've put in a couple of calls to the Sheridan superintendent's office to verify whether the decision to stop publication of Ellis' story was based on his safety and what measures, if any, they have in place at their schools to support LGBT youth. If and when they respond, I'll post an update here.
But Presgraves said "it should be common sense that you do not protect students by telling them to hide who they are."
"You protect students by taking action to address a school culture that you believe is so hostile toward LGBT students that they should hide their identity to be safe," he said.
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text: At 02:29 PM 12/3/2004, Karp, Alan H wrote: >OK, you can stop laughing now. It really works. You can read about it >at > > http://www.hpl.hp.com/personal/Alan_Karp/polaris.pdf > >Jed Donnelley in particular might be interested in Polaris as a >demonstration of the value of POLA that has nothing to do with >capabilities. I read the above paper with pleasure. As I often do I'd like to write here some notes I made while reading the paper. As usual, while I'm very positive about the paper and it's thrust, I will of course focus on areas where it seems to me perhaps improvements can be made: 1. Pg. 4 at the top: "It often makes sense to have more than one pet for a given application. For example, a user might have one browser pet for the Intranet, another one for the Internet, and a third one for reading files from disk." Isn't there a loss of the ability to combine designation with authorization implied by the above? Namely, when a URL is selected in a browser it's an act of designation, but seemingly the browser is authorized to access the whole Internet. Wouldn't it be better (POLA) if that act of designation would be accompanied by authorization to do the needed communication? 2. Pg. 4 - Figure 4. Sorry, but I don't see the visual clue about polarization that is the main point of Figure 4. I see some color and window management differences, but what is it that tells me the window is polarized? Is it something about the title bar? I don't see it. Perhaps it should be pointed out in the text? 3. Page 5 at the bottom, the permission/authority discussion including the sidebar: I believe I understand the distinction being made. However, despite that the text there at the bottom of page 5 doesn't make sense to me. Specifically: "As implemented, the restricted user account has the authority to effect changes to the original file, but it never gets permission." Huh? If authority is in some sense the transitive closure of available permissions (i.e. not just the permissions, but all the rights that can be obtained with those base permissions - my reading of the sidebar and from previous discussions on this list), then if the account has the authority and the process is running under the account, can't the process get the needed permission by exercising its existing permissions to achieve the authority to change the original file? Isn't that essentially by definition of what it means to have the authority to change the original file? * Finally I'd like to say something about Alan's comment that Polaris demonstrates that "POLA has nothing to do with capabilities". Unfortunately I have to leave right now, so I have to make this short. Perhaps this is again a matter of definition of "capability". In the general form that I use in the Managing Domains paper: "For our discussion it will be convenient to have a single term to denote resource access. We will use the term capability [DeV66-3, Eng72-10, Fab74-11, Lan75-17, LaS76-18, Wul74-28]. We say that a process has a capability to a resource if it has been authorized access to the resource. A capability is thus a key that can unlock access to a resource. We define the domain of a process to be the set of capabilities that it possesses." Perhaps to map to the terms of the Polaris paper I should say that a process has a capability to a resource if it has *permission* to access the resource. In that sense I would say that enforcement of POLA in Polaris has everything to do with capabilities. It is exactly the management of "capabilities" to enforce POLA that seems to be the focus of Polaris. Perhaps not classic partitioned system, descriptor based capabilities, but I would say 'capabilities' non-the-less. PS. For anybody who might have been waiting for me to pick up the threads of the membrane attack thread and capabilities as data OS straw man thread and respond, I've found I need to do some rather deeper thinking about those topics - in addition to the common holiday timesharing that happens this time of year. I'm not sure quite how to pick up those topics, but I still hope to. --Jed http://www.webstart.com/jed/


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McGill University's teaching hospitals and faculty of medecine are urging the province's health ministry to reconsider its plan to redirect cancer patients to health care facilities closer to home.
"We have no idea how it's going to work," said Dr. Bassam Abdul Karim, head of oncology at the MUHC.
Both the MUHC and its patients are concerned about the plan that's going into effect April 1st.
The Jewish General Hospital, St. Mary's Hospital Center and McGill's Faculty of Medecine are also on board in the bid to get the ministry to revise the plan.
Karim added that the patient's needs have to come first and not their postal code, which should not override the patient's choice of doctor and hospital, their condition, and the continuity of their care.
"We don't know, clearly, how it's going to function and how the patient will expect to be treated other than being directed from one center to another. There's a lot of answers that need to be clarified from the minister," he said.
The hospitals say they haven't heard a peep from the health minister since he said patients will still have a choice and their care won't be affected.
Karim said they're not reassured by previous comments by the minister who said the care won't be off-limits to off-island patients, but that the focus should be on treating on-island patients.
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Maybe he's got Kent Beck working for him? heh
I don't really see the problem Boyd describes - of people concentrating on other team member's weaknesses. Most of the time I see people are only too willing to acknowlege other peoples strengths, but not in a positive way. Instead they say stuff like "Dave is really good at the database stuff so why doesn't he do it", i.e. they use other peoples strengths in an area as an excuse to not become proficient in that area themselves, to redirect responsibilities to others.
Boyd must have a really good team if that doesn't happen in his team because I've seen it everywhere I've worked to the extent that the company 'expert' in a given area has resigned because they're fed up with just doing that one particular thing.
I like the way he answered the "what langauge did you use to develop this?" with "DirectX". That's a real manager's answer
Kevin Schofield -- Tour of Microsoft Research's VIBE group (large screens/multiple monitors)Jul 21, 2004 at 5:25PMThe thing where the window shrinks down into a thumbnail on the desktop instead of to the taskbar ("scalable fabric"?) - isn't there something like that in the latest Mac OSX?
As for the dragable taskbar - I've wanted to drag the buttons on the taskbar since the Win95 days. I thought we might have got it in Win2k as you could drag start menu items and quicklaunch buttons, but still no taskbar button dragging...
And the thing to save and restore app windows - Borland had a program called Dashboard for win3.1 back in 93/94 that did just that (among other things). It suffered from the program though that asside from the cranky old OLE compound document interfaces, there is no standard way to get an application to persist the state of it's user interface in Windows (or any other OS I'm aware of). Sure we can see what programs are running, save their window sizes/locations and try to work out for certain common apps what documents are loaded, but as a general purpose solution it's a bit of a pipe-dream.
This product is looking like a must-have. It's adding some serious value to using visual studio which I was starting to wonder about given the amount of stuff that's just given away in the SDK now (and there have always been plenty of better text editors out there!).
Has it been decided yet whether MSDN subscribers get Team System and if so at what level?
Jason Anderson - Late night with the Burton team (Visual Studio Team System), Part IJul 15, 2004 at 4:00PMThat's good to hear. I'm really keen on the msbuild functionality. It seems a lot of "real developers" if they use devstudio at all use make to build instead of using the project manager function. Thing is, I really hate make, half-baked unix relic that it is, and from what I've read msbuild is just the thing to finally put it out of its misery.
Anyway, on the subject of the team system stuff, I was thinking for a lot of that video "hey, this is just like Nunit/CSUnit/etc. but integrated" and then just as the guy was expanding on the more interesting tests it ended!
btw. Isn't this going to tread quite badly on the toes of quite a few 3rd part tools vendors? It sounds like a clone for TestComplete to pick one example.
Wow, it's been a while since I heard anyone promoting microkernels. Like '90s style
The microkernel dream doesn't really pan out in reality. Apart from the performance issues Charles mentions, it is quite feasible for a device driver to crash the machine whether it's running in kernel or user mode because it by definition needs to have access to the hardware. OK, you could make the driver go through kernel to sanity-check all the IO operations, but that would make it yet slower still.
As for other people's comments about hardware to directly execute bytecode... Sun tried this with Java and it's not really practical. The stack based architecture of the JVM and CIL isn't designed for hardware execution. That's not to say you can't design hardware that would execute the code, but rather that you would have trouble doing all the speculative and out-of-order execution that modern CPUs do. You could of course translate the CIL into another more conventional register-based instruction set behind the scenes and then take advantage of the huge amount of existing knowlege about how to execute that quickly, and this is what Trasmeta do. If you go this route though it's difficult to see what benefit you then have over a regular JIT like the CLR.
That's not all Microsofts' lot is it?
Anyway, the goof: As Lenn is getting out of the truck at the end the camera flips back to Eric and the shot is of him while they were on the open road, not parked up at the drop-off point.
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Crowell is a brilliant singer-songwriter in the L.A.-rockabilly groove whose 1978 debut LP, Ain't Living Long Like This, was about as impressive as a first album can be. This one is better. Crowell's songs drive forward with crunching energy and his production quality is sizzling. Stars on the Water and Keith Sykes' Just Wanta Dance kick off the first side, and if you're still sitting down after these two cuts, call the neurologist. The next song, Guy Clark's sweet She Ain't Going Nowhere, is a stunning ballad that recalls the Eagles' Peaceful, Easy Feeling. Crowell's matchless crew of backup musicians powers through these songs with a breathtaking sound. Albert Lee's lead guitar is at its nimble, lyrical best, Richard Bennett's solo on Just Wanta Dance can scorch your ears, and Larrie Londin's drumming and Emory Gordy's bass tie it all down securely when the guitar gusts start to blow. Crowell can sing plaintively, and he puts a fine bluesy edge on his rockers, while his wife, Roseanne Cash, lends fine harmonic support. His songwriting is always intelligent, and he is capable of poetic invention ("Gypsy rains dang hurricanes white silver sandy shores/Blue light lounge is shinin' way out on the pier"). No finer album of L.A. music has been made.
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Ancient Japanese legend tells of a time when software producers were so short of ideas that all they could come up with were hundreds of Exploding Fist clones. They say old legends never die...
I needn't tell you what International Karate Plus (or IK+, as System 3's trying to sell it as) is the follow-up to. That you can probably work out for yourself. What you may be clamouring to know, on the other hand, is what progress has been made since those early days, if any.
The most obvious development is that with Plus, there are three blokes on-screen at once. Up to two of them can be controlled by players, so if two people are playing it's often a good idea to finish off the computer's fighter first and then get down to the nitty gritty.
Why? Well, the bods who come first and second in each round get to move on to the next round, but the dishonourable tosh who comes third has to pack his kimonos and leave.
Every couple of rounds there's a bonus screen in which you have to deflect balls that come bouncing towards you to score extra points. And there's also a more than reasonably listenable 128K soundtrack, which helps to cover up the otherwise naff sound effects.
All the familiar moves are here, plus some you may not have encountered before. My personal fave's the headbutt, closely followed by the double face kick which lets you flatten two other players at once. Mean stuff.
I can't say I thought much of the graphics, though. They're all sort of splodgy with thick black outlines, but at least they do the job. The background is nice, though, with an interesting wobbly effect on the lake. (What poetry! Make this man the Poet Laureate immediately! Ed) So, although this is probably the best of the karate games, it's still... just another karate game. There's no attempt here to prod anything new out of the old genre, except of course that's it's more slickly programmed and a bit more fun to play. The package is different; the game remains the same.
Still, anyone still playing Fist after all these years shouldn't miss out on this one. Haaaaiiiiiiiiiieeeeeee THWOKK!
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That's what I see. I am going to be buying it on Monday for sure this time! Good luck!
well thank you whomever sold it!
I wouldnt be buying until it stops falling, settles in and then let it move up for awhile. This sequence could be many months or more. These swings always swing way more than they should.. The ETFs must be selling silver on the market in bunches.
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BOONEVILLE – The Booneville Blue Devils' offense was moving forward all the way Friday in their football season opener.
That was bad news for the Walnut Wildcats.
Booneville flashed balance and plenty of offensive weapons, marching past the Wildcats 35-15 in the 2012 season opener for both squads.
"Our kids played hard, and that's all you can ask in the first game of the season," Booneville head coach Mike Mattox said. "The first ball game of the season, you try to coach effort.
"We have a lot of young kids out there."
Young or old, Booneville's effort was more that solid enough against a game Walnut squad.
The Devils started flashing their offensive prowess on their first possession, a seven-play effort. On a nice read off the option, Booneville sophomore quarterback Jack Simpson raced untouched 18 yards for a score.
Walnut's first touch of the football was also successful, a six-play drive. Fullback Kylan Crum rambled 44 yards for the score to pull the Wildcats within 7-6.
But in the second quarter, the Devils started asserting their dominance.
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Simpson hit Andrew Lambert on a 62-yard pass for a score, with the junior receiver tight-roping down the sideline part of the way. Then an eight-play possession was capped by a Simpson 2-yard score for a 22-6 halftime lead.
"I saw a few more options for us on offense tonight I didn't know we had," Mattox said. "But we'll still have to pick it up next week when we play Baldwyn.
"You always improve the most between your first and second game."
Booneville then added scores in the third and fourth quarters.
Sophomore back Zeus Rogers had a nice stop-and-go move in the secondary en route to a 38-yard touchdown in the third period. Then in the fourth, Daryl Barefield hauled in a 45-yard pass from A. J. Grizzard.
"I thought we had a lot of question marks going into the game, but I thought we competed our tails off," Walnut head coach John Meeks said. "We had a few miscues in the secondary that we need to cut down on.
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Buena Vista High School alumni and attendees are invited to attend a reunion on Saturday, May 21 at Biancke's Restaurant at 6 p.m. for a time to eat and see old friends.
For more information call 234-4959.
May 13: Senior Citizens nutrition talk
May 19: Freezing and Drying workshop, 6 p.m.
May 20: Painting class, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
May 21: Spring day trip to Cumberland Falls
May 23: Canning workshop, 6 p.m.
May 26: Diabetes Cooking School, 5-7 p.m.
May 30: Memorial Day - office closed
June 3-5: Ft. Harrod craft camp
June 6: Extension District board meeting, 7 p.m.
June 7-11: Bluegrass area basket seminar, Jabez, Ky.
June 17: Hospice Pillow Project, 9 a.m. - noon
John W. McCauley, State Executive Director of USDA's Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Kentucky, reminds producers of the following program deadlines.
• May 27 – Deadline for project area proposals for the Biomass Crop Assistance Program (BCAP).
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The rules on amending the soil have changed over the years.
Part of the change relates to the fact that good soil is hard to come by in newly developed subdivisions where enormous earth moving equipment is used to level trees and land.
This equipment not only removes the valuable topsoil, it also compacts subsoil and kills the living organisms that make up a healthy soil system. The less we disturb the soil the better, but for many the reality is bleak so some sort of amendment is necessary in order to improve tilth, drainage and nutrition.
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Come and purchase something for mom.
Central Christian Church is facing the 2011 summer season with a continuing outreach to hungry people in the Belmont community. The "Feed the Hungry" program recently provided nearly a 100 meals to people in the Cherokee Drive and Federal Street area. The next meal will be June 4 at Bible school.
Last month my youngest daughter asked if I would write a letter of recommendation for her.
She had applied for a scholarship geared toward young women on their own who are working on making a better life for themselves. My daughter has been putting herself through school for about six years now.
When she asked, she had me at "Hi Mom. I need a favor."
Unfortunately, according to the letter guidelines, as her mom I'm not eligible to write a letter of recommendation.
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Hi all,
I was reading an article on Gamespot when a side headline caught my eye from last week: Keita Takahashi, the creator of Katamari Damacy (and Noby Noby Boy), is leaving Namco Bandai. That wasn't the whole story though. Takahashi may be "bored" and could be leaving the industry entirely.
This is obviously sad news for N.B. but also for the games industry as a whole going forward. One of the things that is lacking in this industry is real creativity. Creating something completely new. Keita Takahashi possesses this "real" creativity. Overall, I am not really concerned about his parting ways with Namco, it is realizing that he may not be involved in anymore videogame related properties that really kind of upsets me.He is still quite young and has many,many years a head of him in whatever he decides to do.
I can't speak for anyone besides myself but Katamari Damacy is one of the most enjoyable,refreshing,and incredible experiences of my gaming life. As a gamer, regardless of what kind of games you generally play, you owe it to yourself to give the original Katamari (Damacy) a try. It is a masterpiece and one of my 10-15 favorites of all-time.
So please comment! I would love to hear about others who love Katamari Damacy.


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The best indie game bundle this week is either the Bundle in a Box Indie RPG Bundle or the Humble Indie Bundle 9.
- Bundle in a Box Indie RPG Bundle: Pay at least $1.99 to get Unemployment Quest (Windows), The Siege of the Necromancer (Windows, Mac), Hack, Slash, Loot (Windows, Mac, Linux), Styrateg (Windows, Mac), Inaria (Windows), Dungeon Fray (Windows, Linux), Empires & Dungeons 2 (Windows), and Frayed Knights (Windows). Beat the average to also get Call of Cthulhu: Wasted Land (Windows), Northmark: Hour of the Wolf (Windows, Mac), Telepath RPG: Servants of God (Windows, Mac, Linux), The Wizard from Tarnath Tor (Windows, Mac), and The Wizard's Lair (Windows, Mac, Linux).
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- Groupees KISS 2: You can build a bundle, choosing from the following games and paying the dictated minimum at checkout. Titles available include International Snooker (Windows, Mac), Hypersonic 4 (Windows), Ampu-Tea (Windows), Steam Heroes (Windows), Shadows on the Vatican Act 1: Greed (Windows), and Bloop (Windows).
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Gary V. Giordano will remain detained in Aruba.
While authorities continue to investigate his suspected involvement in the mysterious disappearance of travel partner Robyn Gardner, Giordano, 50, "will remain in custody for 16 more days," according to a statement released Monday by the Aruba Office of Public Prosecutor.
Giordano's lawyer, Michael Lopez, said the 16-day extension was granted because the judge felt, "there are too many open questions as of yet."
On Sunday, nearly two weeks after Gardner, 35, went missing, Lopez pleaded for the release of his client, arguing that authorities don't have "hard proof" to believe he was responsible for Gardner's disappearance.
"We continue to be pleased with the way [Aruban authorities] have handled our daughter's case," Gardner's mother Andrea Colson said in a statement released shortly after news broke of Giordano's extended detainment. "We are still hoping to find out what has happened to our daughter, as we have not given up hope that she may still be alive."
With a striped shirt over his head, Giordano shambled from the police station in southern Aruba to an awaiting police van which was slated to take him to the KIA prison toward the southern tip of the island.
This particular prison was the same place Joran van der Sloot was held in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway. The prison overlooks Baby Beach, where Giordano says Gardner disappeared.
Robyn Gardner Suspect Detained in Aruba for 16 More Days
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A term used to describe how a person dances.
Everyone in the club was groovin' to the music.
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East Coast Slang; partial drunk feeling, word normally affiliated with being drunk or tipsy.
Man look, I went to this party yesterday had a few drinks and I was groovin'.
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Duce term for Fuckin'
"me and dat Bitch was groovin' all night"
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the term for the feeling of euphoria achieved after reaching an orgasm.
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La Plata Peak Climber's Log
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|Made it!
Date Climbed: Jul 24, 2005
|Posted Mar 18, 2013 4:45 am
|Day before Elbert
Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2012
|Great weekend in the Sawatch range. Saw a storm slam into Elbert around noon, lighting hitting all around it. It left the summit covered in snow. CRAZY!
|Posted Jan 21, 2013 7:11 pm
|beast of a day
Date Climbed: Mar 31, 2012
|almost didnt make it back...
|Posted Dec 28, 2012 4:37 pm
|Nice Hike
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 1996
|Cooperating weather... can't ask for more.
|Posted Nov 22, 2012 2:05 pm
|Trail to myself
Date Climbed: Nov 7, 2012
|First time I never saw anyone else on my 14er trail, but did share summit with someone who went up/down a different route. Neither of us encounted anyone else. Quiet day, was very nice. Getting very cold already!
|Posted Nov 7, 2012 8:57 pm
|From Winfield Side
|Not another soul on the trail.
|Posted Nov 4, 2012 7:24 pm
|Normal route
Date Climbed: Jun 30, 2007
|With Megan and Katie, both 10. Their first 14er!
|Posted Oct 27, 2012 5:29 pm
|Via Ellingwood Ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 22, 2012
|Nice hike via Ellingwood Ridge
|Posted Sep 23, 2012 3:52 pm
|Northwest Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 22, 2012
|Not a drop of rain with a 70% chance. This was a great hike.
|Posted Aug 13, 2012 3:50 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 7, 2012
|Great adventure
|Posted Aug 7, 2012 3:27 pm
|Ellingwood ridge
Date Climbed: Jun 23, 2012
|Ellingwood ridge. Parking lot to Summit in 6h30min. Down the standard route.
14er #2 this year.
|Posted Jun 25, 2012 8:10 pm
|One of m favorites!
Date Climbed: Jun 7, 2012
|Great variety of terrain, beautiful views through the entire hike!
|Posted Jun 13, 2012 6:06 pm
|La Plata Peak
Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2010
|Great day on the mountain. Climbed Solo
|Posted May 8, 2012 2:04 pm
|NW Ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 23, 2007
|NW Ridge from CO-82. Nice aspens, especially across the way on Elbert and Lackawanna.
|Posted Mar 30, 2012 2:17 pm
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|NW Ridge
Date Climbed: Feb 11, 2012
|Pleasant outing.
|Posted Feb 13, 2012 9:56 am
|Matt Lemke
|Standard in Winter
Date Climbed: Feb 11, 2012
|Fantastic February day and a windless summit. Spent 1.5 hours on Summit enjoying the views.
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Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2002
|Not just a talus hump.
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Date Climbed: Sep 24, 2011
|Clear day no wind - Standard route with Will - great day to climb a Colorado top 10
|Posted Sep 27, 2011 7:35 pm
|Norhtwest Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 24, 2011
|Headed that way to watch the USA pro Challenge bike race as they climbed Indy Pass. Decided to do a fourteener on the same trip, camped and the trailhead, did the peak in 5 1/2 hours then rode the bike to Independence pass to catch the KOM race.
|Posted Aug 27, 2011 5:49 pm
|Very Solo
Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2005
|Perfect weather. I didn't see a soul. Last register was signed two days ago. About four false summits are a challenge to morale.
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As far as developmental companies go, Organovo Holdings (NASDAQ: ONVO ) has had a phenomenal 2013. Shares are up more than 240% with just two weeks remaining in the year, although wild volatility could push that figure significantly up or down before the calendar gives way to next year. That should get you thinking: What can investors expect from the company in 2014? Let's review.
3-D liver tissues
Let's just get this out there: I don't think investors should expect shares to triple again in 2014. I'm not convinced progress made this year backs up share gains, and I don't see much on the table for next year. Nonetheless, the company will continue to make strides with 3-D liver tissues, its first product candidate, in preparation for their potential launch late next year. That alone could continue to feed investor optimism, a metric that's difficult to pin down.
The company has already begun functional testing to collect data on how its liver tissues respond to known liver toxicants, which can be compared to native liver function to build predictive models. That will continue early next year before key opinion leaders -- academic and industry labs -- obtain samples for testing of their own to further validate the product. If all goes well, the company will launch 3-D liver tissues for toxicology assays in December 2014, with kidney and heart tissue assay launches following. Thus, investors will have to exhibit extreme patience to realize the company's potential.
Cancer models
A collaboration with Oregon Health & Science University Knight Cancer Institute to develop cancer tissue models for pharmaceutical research is expected to report research progress by the second half of 2014. The cancer models being developed or waiting to be develop include liver, lung, kidney, bone, blood vessel, and heart tissues. Depending on progress and data, Organovo Holdings could announce formal research partnerships with major pharmaceutical companies toward the end of 2014, although investors should remember that progress in this area is extremely preliminary.
Additional developments
Organovo Holdings has been vague on its plans beyond 3-D liver tissues and cancer models, although given the company's youth, that shouldn't be too surprising. It also makes sense to focus its efforts and limited resources on a single, high-probability product to gain credibility. At any rate, management hopes to form additional pharmaceutical partnerships and develop a proof of concept for its tissue therapy ambitions. The latter is pretty exciting, even if it is the furthest from the market.
Tissue therapy products include lung, heart, and bone tissues; blood vessels; and one day, fully functional organs for transplantation. This part of the company's product pipeline will be required to complete clinical testing, which makes their eventual launch at least a decade away (barring any expedited review process initiated by the Food and Drug Administration). The potential is difficult to ignore, although early developments shouldn't be factored into valuation just yet.
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John Dudley: Women's region site up for grabs this weekend
There is one very simple way the site of the NCAA Atlantic Region women's basketball tournament could be decided, and at least a few more complicated ones.
The simple route is for Gannon, currently ranked No. 1 in the region and 26-2 overall, to win the PSAC tournament in Edinboro this weekend.
That would, largely without discussion, give the Lady Knights home-city advantage for as long as they remain alive in the postseason, given they are also hosting this year's Division II Elite Eight at Erie Insurance Arena.
It's with other scenarios that things become sticky.
To win the conference tournament, Gannon would have to beat Bloomsburg, which has won 17 straight, in Saturday's semifinals, then defeat the winner of West Chester-Edinboro on Sunday on the Fighting Scots' home court.
Gannon handed Bloomsburg its last loss 65-63 back on Dec. 21, and the Huskies have been on a tear since then. So there's a reasonable chance that Bloomsburg (23-3) could win, in which case it would have avenged all three of its losses this season. (The Huskies beat Millersville and Shippensburg during their current streak after losing to both earlier.)
A Gannon loss coupled with a win Sunday by Bloomsburg, which already has beaten Edinboro this season, would give the Huskies ammunition for a move up three spots in the region rankings from fourth.
Meanwhile, Edinboro, currently ranked third, could leapfrog No. 2 Glenville State by beating West Chester in Saturday's semis and beating Gannon for a third time, or avenging its loss to Bloomsburg on Sunday.
It would be tough to deny Edinboro the bid based on its brutal schedule, the fact that its five losses all were to quality teams, and the fact that it would have avenged at least two of them.
Then there is Glenville State (25-3), which was No. 1 in the region until taking a bad loss in overtime to 15-12 Wheeling Jesuit late in the regular season. Glenville State, which plays in the newly formed Mountain East Conference comprised largely of former WVIAC schools, can't claim the strength of schedule of the PSAC teams.
But Glenville's only other losses are to Gannon and to West Liberty, which is ranked 10th in the region. The West Liberty game was on the road.
All four teams have chinks in their armor.
Bloomsburg has the losses to Shippensburg and Millersville, neither of which managed more than 17 wins and both of which lost in the first round of the PSAC tournament.
Edinboro has the most losses among the top four and was smoked 80-55 on its home court by California, which is unranked in the region, on Feb. 8.
Glenville has the loss to Wheeling Jesuit, which lost five straight games in January and four in a row to close the regular season. Glenville and Wheeling Jesuit were scheduled to meet again Thursday in the Mountain East quarterfinals.
And Gannon hasn't been able to solve Edinboro. Its 75-72 overtime loss at McComb Fieldhouse on Jan. 18 would have been easier to overlook had the Lady Knights not lost by 12 at home to the Scots a few weeks later.
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Wando senior Matthew Pegram committed to the Wofford College Terriers Sunday.
The 6-foot-10 center helped Wando to its first Class AAAA basketball state championship last season, averaging a double-double through 29 games. In the state title game against Hillcrest, Pegram posted nine points, 15 rebounds and four blocks.
I want to start something great at Wofford, Pegram said. Theyve been recruiting me since 10th grade and are a proven winning team. I woke up on Saturday and had this feeling that Wofford was home.
Wando visits Wofford each summer for the Mike Young basketball camp. Wando head coach David Eaton played at Wofford from 2000-04, as did Pegrams great uncle, Willie Pegram who ranks seventh all-time in scoring for the Terriers.
Pegram would be the third player from Wando to join Wofford basketball in four years, as 2011 Wando graduate John Swinton will be a junior this season and 2012 graduate Eric Wagenlander will be a sophomore.
Eric and I are extremely close friends, Pegram said. It definitely helped my decision to know that Ill have good friends help me through the transition from high school to college.
I wanted to commit before the season started and now I dont have any pressure going into the season and I can focus on helping our team win another state championship.
Wofford won 20 games and the Southern Conference tournament last season, earning its third bid to the NCAA tournament in five years.
Ranked as one of the states top 2015 prospects, Pegram holds offers from nine schools eight Division I including Charleston Southern, Presbyterian, USC Upstate, Appalachian State and High Point.
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In the exhibition we explore the vocabulary of a new form of art: space, both inside and outside the frame; time, to create and to observe; the body, with or without a setting. All of these vocabularies tell the story of years of tradition and experimentation in a determined effort to break through boundaries and to open up new horizons. In the workshop, children map out the outline of their personal space, describing it and living it at the same time, while their pals record their action and leave a mark of it on the walls.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently honored an Amarillo hospital and more than 400 others for their work in saving and enhancing lives through organ and tissue donation and recovery.
Eleven of the hospitals honored by the department, including Northwest Texas Healthcare System, work with LifeGift, a nonprofit organ and tissue procurement organization that serves individuals needing transplants in Southeast, North and West Texas.
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SAIC-Frederick and Fluidigm are collaborating to decode the entire genome of the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). SAIC-Frederick researchers at the Core Genotyping Facility will use the Fluidigm Access Array™ system to target and amplify the genome of EBV virus taken from human volunteers.
Once the targeting and subsequent amplification has taken place, the DNA can be processed through next-generation sequencing equipment to illuminate key genetic variations. Some of these sequences have already been decoded and now can be further studied.
"Our team was able to target, capture, and amplify the entire EBV genome from human DNA samples in an easy and cost-effective manner prior to sequencing," remarks Amy Hutchinson, director of operations for NCI's Core Genotyping Facility. She is employed by SAIC-Frederick, the contractor that operates the facility for NCI.
Conventional DNA-amplification techniques require three steps before gene sequencing can begin: one step to combine samples and reagents for amplification, a second step to make enough copies for sequencing, and a third step to attach sequence adaptors prior to sequencing. The Fluidigm Access Array technology combines these steps into one.
"Fluidigm's Access Array technology is the easiest, most cost-effective, and consistent way to amplify and prepare multiple samples for targeted resequencing," according to Gajus Worthington, Fluidigm president and CEO. "When combined with almost any next-generation sequencer, researchers can efficiently explore diseases and decipher the genetic codes that might hold the keys to prevention or cure."
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