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Question: Who or what taught humanity the cleanliness? Answer: When we look at the people of world, we see people are clean. Nowadays we know it is inevitable for health but technology showed us this. I mean we see bacteria, viruses, etc. We know what kind of diseases they cause and how they can cause them in the absence of hygiene. However, religion taught people to be clean centuries ago. I want to start and carry on with logic. One of the ways of knowing a person is to understand…Read More
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Huffaz* are the beloveds of our Prophet who praised them many times. Huffaz are the servants of the Qur'an and the actual manifestations of the kalām (word) of Allah Subhanahu wa Taʿala. They are the carriers of the 'nur' dating back from the Age of Bliss to the End of Time; because they work for Kalāmullah (the Word of Allah) day and night. They spend their time for the sake of Allah (swt). They are the friends of the Qur'an, hafiz of the Words of Allah (swt). The Qur'an, as…Read More
Leadership and Modesty
Humble leaders become successful and, more importantly, attain the pleasure of Allah Subhanahu wa Taʿala. Modesty means 'not to hold high esteem of oneself,' and 'not to belittle others.' It is 'not to be conceited' and 'not to consider oneself superior.' Arrogance, esteeming oneself better than others, showing off and being conceited are all bad habits. Our Prophet Sallallāhu Alayhi Wasallam said, "Allah (swt) told me that you should be so humble towards one another that no one should boast to anyone else." "Whoever is arrogant, Allah will bring him down low and whoever is…Read More
The Need for Prophetic Morality in the Modern Islamic World
The more we research the problems in the Muslim world, the more we realize that we have them because we have been alienated from the good attitude and moral standing of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). All the Muslim scholars of the modern age who are working to revive the deen have pointed out this poignant reality. Introduction Currently, the whole world is in a state of serious moral decay. Good ethics are being cast aside in the corridors of power even among the majority of the Muslim elite. True Islamic…Read More
Appreciation: A Way to Make Abilities Flourish
Showing appreciation and respect for scholars, artists and virtuous people is important, just as it is for ordinary people. This is one of the ways of bringing out the beauty inside people. Our Prophet (PBUH) and Appreciation Appreciation means to give value to people, to know and express how valuable they are and to treat them accordingly. Our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was an appreciative person. He would give such a great sense of value to people around him that all his companions would think that "he loves me most". He…Read More
The Miracles of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
There are nearly one thousand miracles of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) which prove his messengership. These miracles were witnessed and they have been narrated till this day by many people who are so trustworthy that it is impossible for them to lie. The Noble Messenger (PBUH) declared His prophethood, and presented to humanity a decree as the Glorious Qur'an and manifest miracles which number, according to the scholars, one thousand. The occurrence of those miracles in their entirety is as certain as the fact that he (PBUH) declared himself prophet….Read More
"I give help in their hard times to those who say salawat on me"
While Sufyan al Thawri was performing tawaf (the ceremony of going around the Kaaba during the pilgrimage at Mecca) around the House of Allah he saw a man who was saying only salawat (prayers for the Prophet) as he was raising and lowering his feet on the ground and he asked: "What are you doing? Do you not know any other prayers?" The young man answered, "Since you are a foreigner in this town, let me tell you. I was on my way to Hejaz with my father. He died…Read More
The Truth about Mediation in Islam
By Zakir Cetin Mediation and mentioning the names of blessed people, things and places while praying to Allah (SWT) has been dealt with in many verses and hadiths. We will try to analyse what people do and live within the frames of rububiyyah (divine administration) and ubudiyyah (worship) in terms of creed and causes. What is the status of demanding something either from the living or the dead, or of making them mediators for our demands, according to Islam? "O you who believe! Keep from disobedience to Allah in reverence…Read More
Bediuzzaman and Working Life
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A Garden of Truths
Islamic Unity "The greatest obligatory duty in this time is to work for the Islamic unity. The aim and objective of the unity are to vibrate such a long luminous (blessed) chain that connects the Islamic centres and mosques/masjids and milieus which are branched out in subdivisions and thereby to awake those who are tied to that chain and to lead them towards the path of development with desire and command of conscience." (Bediuzzaman, Damascus Sermon, 90) Working Louis Pasteur, the famous French chemist and microbiologist, used to give his…Read More


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Airborne Plutonium and Non-Natural Uranium from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Found at 120 km Distance a Few Days after Reactor Hydrogen Explosions
A large scale earthquake (moment magnitude 9.0) occurred on March 11, 2011 in the northwest Pacific generating the tsunami which seriously damaged the Fukushima DNPP. Following the incident, numerous amounts of fission products such as radio Cs and I were released from the reactors. Actinides, such as plutonium and uranium which are the main component of nuclear fuel materials were also released into the atmosphere. However, regardless the hazard of the actinides, it is very difficult to analyse them in the environmental samples precisely due to the low abundance and difficulty of analysis. In this study, we analysed airborne plutonium and uranium in aerosol samples collected at 120 km distance of Fukushima DNPP before and after the accident. The results of isotope ratio of plutonium and non-natural uranium show that the Fukushima origin actinides arrived at 120 km distance after 2 days of the reactor explosions. The effective dose of plutonium was calculated using the obtained results. The results show that the dose effect is smaller than that of radio Cs and I, but indicate possible hazards by plutonium against human health. The work could only be carried out through high quality analytical techniques. The results are the first findings and the first publication relating to the Fukushima origin airborne plutonium and non-natural uranium at such a distance of the atmosphere from the FDNPP.
Shinonaga T, Steiner P, Lagos M, Ohkura T. (2014): Airborne Plutonium and Non-Natural Uranium from the Fukushima DNPP Found at 120 km Distance a Few Days after Reactor Hydrogen Explosions. Environmental Science & Technology 2014; 48: 3808-3814.
Bedeutung für die Mission des Helmholtz Zentrums München:
The Helmholtz Zentrum München studies radionuclides in the environment and radiation protection issues to prevent adverse health effects. The behaviour of actinides after the Fukushima DNPP has been studied in the fields near to the reactors. We calculated effective dose of plutonium using the obtained analytical results. The results of the study provides important information on the behaviour of actinides released from a nuclear power plant accident, which can be used for evaluation of risk to human health.


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What a nightmare stretch this team is about to face. Bad, exhausted bullpen on a west coast trip.
What a nightmare stretch this team is about to face. Bad, exhausted bullpen on a west coast trip.
Main thing keeping Reds in good shape is starting pitching.
If the starters slump I think the Reds will soon be in deep trouble.
The offense is pretty good but doesn't hit for much power and IMO won't carry the team to victory. The pen is hurt by injury.
Without Ludwick and with the spotty pen, the rotation needs to be stellar.
I think Lutz or Partch goes for Heisey's return..
I've decided to watch a Genesis concert from 1984.
Don't judge.
and they face another lefty tomorrow...
This place use to be fun
Triple Lutz
"You only have to bat a thousand in two things; flying and heart transplants. Everything else you can go 4-for-5."
-Beano Cook
i would leave Partch to be the sacrificer for the pen.. not a good idea to waste the pen after this mess tonight
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Javac is Java Compiler -- Compiles your Java code into Bytecode
JVM is Java Virtual Machine -- Runs/ Interprets/ translates Bytecode into Native Machine Code
JIT is Just In Time Compiler -- Compiles the given bytecode instruction sequence to machine code at run-time before executing it natively. It's main purpose is to do heavy optimizations in performance.
JVM: is it a compiler or an interpreter? -- Ans: Interpreter
what about JIT compiler that exist inside the JVM? -- Ans: If you read this reply completely, you probably know it now
what exactly is the JVM? -- Ans:
.class file into the RAM
-Xmx for maximum heap size, and
-Xms for initial heap size. Here are some common mistakes made by developers while using them:
m, M, g or
G at the end (they are case insensitive). For example,
The correct command should be:
java -Xmx128 BigApp
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
java -Xmx128m BigApp. To be precise,
-Xmx128 is a valid setting for very small apps, like HelloWorld. But in real life, I guess you really mean
The correct command should be
java -Xmx 128m BigApp
Invalid maximum heap size: -Xmx
Could not create the Java virtual machine.
java -Xmx=512m HelloWorld
Invalid maximum heap size: -Xmx=512m
Could not create the Java virtual machine.
java -Xmx128m BigApp, with no whitespace nor =. -X options are different than -Dkey=value system properties, where = is used.
-Xms JVM option and its value is greater than the default maximum heap size, which is
64m. The default minimum heap size seems to be
0. For example,
The correct command should be
java -Xms128m BigApp
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Incompatible initial and maximum heap sizes specified
java -Xms128m -Xmx128m BigApp.
Its a good idea to set the minimum and maximum heap size to the same
value. In any case, dont let the minimum heap size exceed the maximum
heap size.
The fix is to make it lower than the physical memory:
java -Xmx2g BigApp
Error occurred during initialization of VM
Could not reserve enough space for object heap
Could not create the Java virtual machine.
java -Xmx1g BigApp
mb as the unit, where
m or
M should be used instead.
java -Xms256mb -Xmx256mb BigApp
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Summer Party Mix Dj Showdown 6
Yeah the party is on!!
Awesome mix
Love it a lot
Thanks dear Barb!
You're very welcome!
Awesome mix dear
Cool tracks used & nicely mixed
Love it very much...
awesome mix galina
sounds like am in party
loved it
Thats Powerful Track sista.. Just Loved it all the way. Very well mixed..
Now That's An OUTSTANDING Mix Galina
Superb Track Selection & Transition
A Job Very Well Done
I Really Loved Your Mix
Keep Up This Amazing Work
Thanks so much dear Ariz!
For me it is the best award...
The Pleasure Is All Mine
Awesome party remix Galina ..
Great selection of songs and mixing is great ..
Cant stop dancing to this tune ..
Very well done ..
Thanks so much dear Idy!
Most welcome dear Galina ..
Party on, great mix galina
What a beautiful summer party mix dear.!!!! .
Just loved it dear .
Awesome remix dear Galina
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SOS sent out for leaders
February 23, 2012
Liberal Judaism's LJY-Netzer youth movement is launching an internship-based leadership development programme as an alternative to leading a camp.
Its Summer Options Scheme (SOS) has a UK section based at JHub - which gives office space to faith-based enterprise and social action projects - and an expenses-paid Israeli option. Both feature internships with Jewish social action charities, complemented by input from LJY-Netzer leaders.
Movement worker Sam Cohen said: "Whether it's working for Irac [Israel Religious Action Centre] or René Cassin here in the UK, participants are guaranteed a skill-developing, CV-boosting and meaningful experience."
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Join The Kilzers On Safari
Yes it's tue!!! Jenny & Albin are going to to be doing "Cooking on Safari"!!! This one's not to be missed. The dynamic culinary duo are doing it safari style in conjunction with Claudia Schnell African Safaris.
Join CLAUDIA SCHNELL SAFARIS for ultimate game viewing...along with the renowned Jenny and Albin Kilzer of Kilzer's Kitchen fame for a hands-on culinary adventure in the majestic bushveld!
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Annual Award Celebration - One People, Una Frontera
Join us to celebrate communities spearheading crossborder environmental justice and rebuilding the natural world we share. Communities on an international border have the great privilege and responsibility of transcending boundaries and merging two cultures into one unique way of life. One border, shared. One community, together. One people, unified.
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Acompáñenos para celebrar a las comunidades que encabezan la justicia ambiental transfronteriza y la reconstrucción del mundo natural que compartimos. Las comunidades a lo largo de la frontera tienen el privilegio y la gran responsabilidad de transcender fronteras y mezclar dos culturas en una forma de vida única. Una frontera compartida. Una comunidad en solidaridad. Un pueblo unido.
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Spirit of Justice Awards
These government agencies worked to confine more than 42-tons of lead-contaminated waste from a Tijuana battery plant. This award recognizes their leadership and steadfast commitment to the health and safety of our neighborhoods.
SEMARNAT, EPA Region 9, Speaker Emeritus Toni Atkins
Environmental Justice Champion Awards
From producing powerful documentaries to ensuring healthy development practices on the Alamar River, these awardees display unparalleled professional effort and commitment to equitable, balanced development in cross-border communities.
The Rodriguez Griswold Family, Vicky Funari and Sergio De La Torre, Enrique Medina, Ana Elena Espinoza, Saúl Guzmán
Healthy Neighborhoods/Barrios Saludables Awards
These groups have offered opportunities for concerned Tijuana citizens to get involved in their communities. Their advocacy and organizing efforts have led to toxic site cleanups, preservation of declining natural space and a strengthened concept of environmental justice in the border region.
Consejo Consultivo Para el Desarrollo Sustentable, Tijuana Calidad de Vida, Proyecto Fronterizo de Educación Ambiental, CICEA Papalotzin, Red de Ciudadanos para la Mejora de las Comunidades (RECIMEC), Colectivo Chilpancingo, Jóvenes Pro Justica Ambiental
28 adults and youth will be recognized for their outstanding civic engagement in the struggle for healthy neighborhoods.


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Say goodbye to boring white! Start your t-shirt transformation with help from spray-on paint and fun stencils. Wear your Graffiti Tee from Tiffany Windsor with pride! Get ready for compliments - this shirt is the epitome of creativity and fun.
- Plain (or printed) tee shirt
- Tulip Fashion Graffiti Fabric Paint Cannon
- Tulip Fabric Spray Paint
- Stencils
- For this project, I selected fluorescent colors of Tulip Cannon Fabric Paint. The pink and orange are super cool for the base colors of this tee.
- Next I selected a re-positionable stencil. This stencil is cool because it is sticky on the back and works repeatedly on fabric.
- Follow the package instructions and pump up your Cannon. This is so cool because you get the effects of an aerosol spray bottle without the harm to the environment.
- Hold down the nozzle and spray on your lettering. I chose L-O-V-E.
- Next I outlined the orange lettering with pink. Then, push down partially on the nozzle and you create a spattered look.
- I like to let the base colors dry completely so that I can get crisp black graffiti. Position the stencil on the tee.
- I'm using the Tulip Fabric Spray Paint in Asphalt for my black graffiti.
- Just pump to spray the paint over the stencil. For graffiti, it's fine to let the color go outside the stencil.
- Here's what it look like when you pull up the stencil. If you want a darker application of the black fabric spray, just spray more color while the stencil is in place.
- Reposition and re-spray.
- Next, I grabbed my floral stencil and just placed it over the fabric (no adhesive on the back of this stencil).
- Move it around and spray, spray, spray with the black, orange and pink.
- For the final design element, I added a bird.
- Here is my graffiti design! Repeat for the back and sleeves.
- Turn your tee into a designer piece by cutting off the crew neck. Also cut the bottom edge of the sleeves and bottom hem. When you wash your tee, the edges will curl!
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Weeb as it gets, but I don't watch as much anime as I used to these days.
Every now and then I'll watch something from the directors/writters I liked, and sometimes I may watch an oldie I feel I should watch. I also tend to talk about it on anime section of AP forums, which I also moderate.
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I also study philosophy.
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While its true that her sweet and ripe watermelon is bringing a douche to the yard, it is still a grainy ass watermelon, in avy quality. Disgusting. You're better than that. Made a better avy for you.
Also, proves nothing? Are you not arouse by the seductiveness that is Mari eating a potato chip? For shame.
For a moment, I was wondering what the frap you were talking about. Then I looked at both our avys.... So her name is Mari. Good to know. Also, at least my chip looks edible compared to your grainy ass watermelon. =^)
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The latest news and views about music in Milwaukee and beyond
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You can read my feature interview with Kenny Rogers right now at Tap Milwaukee. There were a few questions that the country singer answered that didn't make it into the article, so I am sharing them below. Rogers brings his Christmas Show, which mixes hits from his 50-year career with holiday favorites performed along with members of the local Holy Redeemer Choir and the Milwaukee Children's Choir, to the Riverside Theater Sunday night.
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It has been the case for a long time now that what used to be "network infrastructure" has been moving away from boxes built with all the ingredients by Cisco Systems (CSCO) and Nokia (NOK) to a world where software runs on top of commodity hardware.
The technology, called variously "software-defined networking," or SDN, and "network function virtualization," or NFV, has moved from being something you might use in a corporate network or data center to handling whole switching systems inside telecom-grade networks.
Recently, I spoke by phone with Hassan Ahmed, CEO of a company that claims to be well ahead of Cisco and the rest in putting such virtual networks into telecom. His company, Affirmed Networks, based in Acton, Massachusetts, has raised $163 million in venture funding since its inception in 2010, from Charles River Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Matrix Partners, T-Venture, and Vodafone Ventures.
Previously, Hassan built up Sonus Networks (SONS), and he sees Affirmed as doing for the telco network a bit of what Sonus did with voice-over-IP to change the nature of circuit-switched calling.
"The incumbents, including Ericsson (ERIC), and Nokia and Alcatel and Huawei, and the router folks such as Cisco, are all defending their turf," says
"They are trying to bring over their software from their legacy products, and everybody starts off participating, and then at some point, it comes down to us," he boasts.
Wells Fargo analyst Gray Powell today reiterates an Outperform rating on shares of Rackspace Hosting (RAX), after attending a recent conference appearance by CEO Taylor Rhodes and coming away encouraged by the "tone."
Powell, who also talked with CFO Winston Len, writes that the talk was "more positive than what we have seen over the past year as RAX appears to be gaining traction with new support offerings on Amazon (AMZN) Web Services (AWS), Microsoft (MSFT) Azure, and OpenStack Private Cloud.
The company expressed confidence about its outlook, he writes:
Shares of Cisco Systems (CSCO) are down 54 cents, or 1.9%, at $27.60, after Merrill Lynch's Tal Liani today cut the stock to Neutral from Buy based on an expectation for slowing growth in coming years.
Merrill Lynch does not provide media with its research reports. According to a summary by TheFlyontheWall, Liani actually raised the firm's price target on the stock to $30 from $27, while arguing growth will be impeded "from a slowing underlying market, core segment share losses, and uncertainty in Cisco's position in the software oriented markets like Software-Defined Networking and Network Functions Virtualization."
Fly adds that Liani "sees limited margin upside, a low likelihood of further significant dividend increases, and limited catalysts to move shares higher."
Following reports last week Apple (AAPL) has started using Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google division for some cloud computing infrastructure, The Information's Amir Efrati and Steve Nellis today write that Apple has a problem with building the infrastructure itself.
Quoting one unnamed source, the authors write
"The fact that Apple now has gone back and signed a deal with Google basically says they don't have as much faith in doing this internally as they thought they did."
The article claims Apple has "at least six projects" in development, and that "Apple can't move off rival cloud services entirely until all the cloud elements are ready, although it will be able to limit its dependence on others if some of these were completed."
Shares of networking equipment maker Juniper Networks (JNPR) are down 56 cents, or 2%, at $25.84, after SunTrust Robinson Humphrey's Inder Singh this morning cut his rating on the stock to "Reduce" from Neutral, and cut his price target to $22 from $25, arguing that its valuation is expensive, that it faces increased competition for service provider dollars from Cisco Systems (CSCO), whose shares he rates a Buy, and that it is threatened by the continual movement of companies to so-called software defined networking.
Regarding Cisco, Singh thinks a partnership that company inked with Ericsson (ERIC) is bearing fruit, leaving Juniper in the cold:
According to our checks, the recent partnership between Cisco and Ericsson (ERIC) has started to bear fruit creating a challenging competitive environment for Juniper. In the three months since the partnership was announced, the two companies have engaged close to 200 customers that have resulted in multiple recent customer wins. The partnership can offer complete wireless and wireline solutions to service providers and in our view fend off competition from the merger of Nokia (NOK) and Alcatel-Lucent (ALU). While both entities are getting stronger, we think that Juniper is left behind without a strong partnership in place. The only sizable wireless companies Juniper could partner with as we see it are Chinese vendors Huawei (Private) and ZTE (763-H) but given national security concerns, including the recent backlash against ZTE, a partnership probability is rather low, in our view.
On the matter of soft networks, the tech often referred to as "SDN," more and more operators such as AT&T (T) are going to use it, he observes, bad news for Juniper:
Service providers are moving towards increased virtualization in their networks powered by technologies including software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV). AT&T targets to virtualize over 75% of its network by 2020 creating a long-term headwind to hardware deployments, especially edge routers. We think that services run on edge routers will likely move to commercial servers over time. Juniper is most exposed to weak trends in routing as it derives almost half of its revenue from the segment, in our view.
Pacific Crest's Brent Bracelin today pounds the table for shares of Arista Networks (ANET), whose stock has been weak the past week or so following more chatter about networking that uses software and commodity switching.
The ostensible cause of the weakness, writes Bracelin, is last week's "Open Compute Summit," held a week ago in San Jose by Facebook (FB), which is a company that has long promoted the prospect of using software to replace dedicated servers and switching and routing equipment, what's known as "software-defined networking."
The stock now has a "compelling entry point," writes Bracelin: "This cloud beneficiary is undervalued with a P/E of 14.2x our 2017 estimates plus cash, yet is poised for 20%-plus growth with 25%- plus operating margin."
Macquarie analysts Rajesh Ghai today offers some thoughts on cloud computing after attending a conference on the theme last week held by his firm with lots of startups, called the Montgomery Summit, held in Santa Monica, California.
The event featured a number of cloud startups, including CloudFlare and Mirantis (although it also featured companies from other industries, such as millennials dating site Coffee Meets Bagel, no joke…)
Among the big themes Ghai writes of having observed is that the telephone companies are more and more replacing traditional telecom gear with software-based approaches, know as "network function virtualization," or NFV, for short.
For example, Mirantis, writes Ghai, helped him to understand that AT&T (T), among others, is replacing the traditional stuff with open-source software known as "OpenStack":
Analysts are swarming all over the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week, taking notes on various companies at the show and filing notes throughout the day. Here's a brief sampling of some of the latest.
Michael McConnel and John Vinh and colleagues at Pacific Crest write that Skyworks Solutions (SWKS), which the firm rates Overweight, is primed to gain market share in wireless chips with the new Samsung "Galaxy S7":
The company remains well positioned to see meaningful content growth opportunities in high-end smartphone platforms including the Samsung GS7 and the upcoming iPhone 7. We estimate Skyworks' content in the GS7 increased 15% driven by (1) SkyOne Ultra design wins in low and middle bands, (2) enhanced content gains associated with its diversity/receive modules, as prior versions had lower content, (3) increasing band count, and (4) Samsung SKU reduction.
The authors think NXP Semiconductor (NXPI), also rated Overweight, is also gaining ground with the S7 for its "Secure Element" and "NFC" parts for electronic wallets:
In the upcoming GS7, we believe NXP has expanded its mobile wallet (NFC + secure element) footprint to China and North America, versus being only in the Chinese SKU on the GS6. Furthermore, despite concerns that it would lose the secure element, we believe NXP is expected to maintain its mobile wallet content in the upcoming iPhone 7 [...] While it has taken longer than expected for NXP's mobile wallet solution to begin ramping in China, we are encouraged by indications of meaningful traction, as we anticipate Xiaomi's Mi5 to launch with NXP's mobile wallet (NFC + SE). Additionally, we expect other OEMs including Huawei, Oppo and Meizu to launch mobile wallet solutions before the end of the year. Similar to NXP's strategy in the Chinese bank card market, the mobile wallet solution also provides support for China's transit system, currently in 10 cities, using its MIFARE platform. We anticipate this will allow NXPI to expand its mobile wallet market share, which currently represents 25%-30% of the smartphone market at $1.40-$1.50 in ASP.. Additionally, NXP has firmed up its reference design platform with QUALCOMM in China to include support for MIFARE, which we believe should help drive further adoption of mobile wallets in China.
Brian White of Cantor Fitzgerald writes about meeting at the show with Juniper Networks (JNPR), whose shares he rates a Buy, with a $39 price target. He "felt the tone of the meeting was encouraging, especially in light the stock's reaction after earnings in late January."
CEO Rami Rahim mentioned "three key trends, including the changes across the traditional networking boundaries (e.g., SDN, white box, software disaggregation, silicon); the ramp of cloud computing and the growing importance of security."
White writes that the company said of its security business, "Juniper's tone around this business continues to improve after a very challenging period over the past few years; after delivering better than expected sales trends in 2015, Juniper is preparing this business for growth again in 2016 and indicated that it feels very good about where the company is today (including the roadmap)."
Its making progress in software-defined networking, too:
Juniper also sounded very confident in its position around SDN and NFV initiatives. After much hype a couple of years ago, the industry came back to earth in 2015 with real discussions and the company is gaining traction in this market with customers. Juniper highlighted wins with AT&T and others as proof points of early success. Moreover, the company believes the buildout of 5G networks will present new opportunities, including new areas of growth for security.
Rick Schafer of Oppenheimer & Co. reiterates an Outperform rating on chip maker Cavium (CAVM) after meeting with CEO Syed Ali and noting that the "tone remains confident as ever as new product ramps remain on pace for 2H."
He notes the company's wins against Broadcom (AVGO) in network switching silicon:
In networking, Xpliant is gaining share against (dominant) incumbent BRCM with revenues set to ramp in 3Q. We believe all major networking OEMs are working with xPliant . . . save CSCO, which continues to favor its internal ASIC. Nonetheless, we believe revenues from top customer CSCO are set to grow 10%-plus again Y/Y in 2016.
The "ThunderX" server processor could add a big chunk of revenue this year:
ThunderX is tracking at or above expectation. We believe CAVM's ThunderX family could potentially add ~$35M incremental revenue this year with ~80% coming in 2H. In our view, the "big 3″ China Internet companies are likely the early adopters. China has incentive to favor ARM as it enables local competition and diversification away from x86. We believe CAVM will launch Thunder II in 2H17 and boast a 50%-plus performance boost with an ASP lift to match.
The "Extreme Submarine" is a colorful installation at the booth of South Korean telecom operator SK Telecom here at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The Yellow tubular construction is just a dressed-up virtual reality seating experience where conference goers can sit in comfy seats and strap on a VR headset, part of a growing trend at these trade shows to have VR demos.
SK's chief technical officer, Alex Jinsung Choi, made the pitch on Monday that his company's view of the future of mobile is all about VR and ways that wireless will "dramatically change people's lives in a different way" than have past wireless advances.
Choi spoke on a panel titled "5G: Creating Value for Consumers," moderated by Peter Jarich with the research outfit Current Analysis. 5G refers to a forthcoming standard for wireless broadband networks that is supposed to become the state of the art in smartphones and tablets, but also connected wearables, connected cars, and all manner of connected industrial things. It is still being defined by wireless operators and suppliers. The world will get a peek at it, supposedly, when South Korea hosts the Olympics in 2018.
Choi did a good job zooming through a stack of slides in his ten-minute stump speech. The main technical thrust of his talk is that this next overhaul of wireless networks will be made in an "all-IT" fashion, the "IT" in this case being "information technology." What he meant was that 5G networks will be more and more like cloud computing and so-called software-defined networking, which is starting to cannibalize some of the traditional functions developed first by telecom suppliers like Lucent and Nortel, and later by networker Cisco Systems (CSCO).
"it will be software-based and taking advantage of cloud," said Choi of 5G. Specifically, a "software-defined radio access network," or "SD-RAN," which SK is already demonstrating at its network testbed in Korea. A goal of 5G is to "separate the access and control planes in a standard way" in order to "take advantage of standardized user planes" and "more open hardware and software that bring cost and flexibility advantages."
The company is testing very high bandwidth transmission to mobile devices — on the order of 20 billion bits per second — at frequencies of 6 gigahertz and higher, and also below 6 gigs, using an antenna technique known as "massive MIMO," whereby numerous antenna coordinating to find the clearest transmission in difficult conditions such as in dense urban environments.
But that's the technical stuff. The bigger picture is that "the companies that will dominate 5G will be the ones that control the data, along with the IoT [Internet of Things] companies, and maybe the media companies," he opined.
Virtual reality, said Choi, "will be the most compelling use case. Innovative services will emerge and change our daily lives," he said. SK's testbed has demonstrated live streaming of "360-degree" sports broadcasts over cellular to a mobile device.
Choi was referring not just to the consumer side but also industrial applications, such as remotely controlled robots.
"5G will use low latency to remove humans from hazardous situations by having robots take their place."
Shares of Cisco Systems (CSCO) are down $1.42, or 5%, at $26.41, continuing last night's losses following a fiscal Q1 report from that topped analysts' expectations, and a conference call to discuss the outlook for a lower-than-expected Q2 outlook.
The company, however, defended what it views as a "solid" outlook for revenue growth of as much as 2% this quarter, given macroeconomic conditions that are humbling many multinationals. For more on that see my interview with CEO Chuck Robbins and his CFO, Kelly Kramer.
There are no ratings changes this morning, that I can see, and there are some minor price target cuts. There are cuts in estimates across the board, in some cases by several billion dollars on the top line.
It seems both bulls and bears are reaffirmed in their positions. Bulls see a company transitioning to more software and services sales, and one that has managed to maintain its gross profit margin despite concerns its pricing would be eroded by software defined networking and cheaper switching equipment.
Bears don't believe the weaker outlook is strictly a macroeconomic question: they see the effects of shifting networking "architecture" as already taking a toll, citing the weaker results from enterprise customers as evidence.
Brian White, Drexel Hamilton: Reiterates a Buy rating, and cuts his price target a buck to $34. "Despite a soft outlook, Cisco's stock remains inexpensive at less than 9x (ex- cash, taking into consideration the after-market sell-off in the shares) our CY:16 EPS projection with a 3.2% dividend yield. Given continued strong execution, expected product ramp in H2 and an attractive valuation, we recommend buying into Cisco weakness [...] Cisco executed well and its ACI solution continued to show momentum. The company's ACI initiative grew sales by 140% YoY (the Nexus 9000, Nexus 3000 and APIC) to over a $2 billion revenue run rate. We expect improvement in H2:FY16 given new product ramps, new security initiatives, a ramp in ACI and strategic partnerships (e.g., Apple, Ericsson and Inspur). Next week, Cisco plans to make announcements around a co-developed project with one of the world's largest web-scale players." White cuts his 2016 estimates to $48.97 billion and $2.26 per share from $51.24 billion and $2.31.
Simon Leopold, Raymond James: Reiterates an Outperform rating, and a $33 price target. "We are optimistic around margin expansion as Cisco transitions towards a more software oriented business model that includes strong deferred revenue growth, at the expense of near term sales growth [...] The 36% y/y growth in software and subscription deferred revenue, and 10% y/y growth in total deferred revenue highlights Cisco's shift towards a more software centric business. Although ostensibly, this impacts the topline growth for segments such as security which has a significant software component, this is offset over time as sales will see upside over future quarters as revenue begins to be recognized and the transition matures."
Tim Long, BMO Capital: Reiterates an Outperform rating and cuts his price target a buck to $33. "New products continue to gain traction, with switching revenues much better than expected. Emerging markets were also a positive, with overall orders up 11% y/y, including 40% growth in China […] Cisco continues to manage expenses well, with gross and op margins better than expected, including a nine-year high for op margins. The lowered guidance reflects near-term macro and FX concerns, and we expect improved results later this year and into fiscal 2017. Our fiscal 2016 pro forma EPS estimate drops to $2.24 from $2.31 and we are lowering fiscal 2017 EPS to $2.38 from $2.45 […] There were many positives in the quarter, including very strong margins, uptake of new products, impressive growth in subscription-based product deferred, switching, data center, and a rebound in emerging markets. However, guidance was light on macro concerns and the impact of a strong U.S. dollar, and our estimates are moving lower. While the lower guidance raises some concerns, we still believe Cisco is a well-positioned company, and expect recent partnerships, new products, and Cisco's strategic initiatives to develop greater revenue predictability and sustain margins over the long term."
Jason Ader, William Blair: Reiterates an Outperform rating. "While the order growth and guidance was disappointing (and the stock will suffer accordingly), we agree with management's assessment of the general health of Cisco's business, especially given the macro nature of the current weakness, the strong growth in deferred product revenue, and strong cash flow. While there will always be puts and takes in Cisco's business given the product, customer, and geographic diversity, we see a highly profitable and structurally healthy company with a number of upcoming positive catalysts, including a reacceleration in routing, security, and wireless; an inflection point in switching; and a healthier SP video segment. Ultimately, while we maintain modest growth expectations, we view Cisco as a survivor in a ruthless IT infrastructure landscape, well‐positioned relative to industry trends, and with a clear and shareholder‐friendly strategy." Ader cut his 2016 estimates to $49.16 billion and $2.29 per share from $50.934 billion and $2.30.
Alex Henderson, Needham & Co.: Reiterates a Hold rating. "CSCO reported revenues essentially in line with forecasts and beat on EPS, but these numbers were not the story for the quarter. It was all about the guide. CSCO offered guidance that represents a 1-3% decline on a reported basis, results well below Street forecasts of 2-3% growth. CSCO noted the sale of the Set-Top Box business but this was already anticipated by the Street and not news. We cut our estimates on weak guidance based on concerns about emerging markets, APAC and China." Henderson cuts his estimates for this year to $48.92 billion in revenue and $2.25 per share in earnings from a prior $52 billion and $2.31 per share.
Ryan Hutchinson, Guggenheim Securities: Reiterates a Neutral rating. "Since we initiated coverage in March, our main concern around Cisco had been that despite relatively strong fundamentals, multiple expansion would be required to drive shares higher. Now, an apparent enterprise slowdown, combined with an unfavorable macro backdrop, appears to put consensus' top-line estimates at risk […] While weaker macro trends certainly played a role, we believe there is more to the story. Our checks suggest that, despite management's statements to the contrary, the weak enterprise outlook is partially a result of uncertainty around future network architectures as more workloads migrate to the cloud. With this added risk to Cisco's top-line outlook, we see little reason for shares to move higher." Hutchinson cut his 2016 estimates to $49.997 billion in revenue from $51.309 billion, but raised his EPS estimate a penny to $2.32.
Rajesh Ghai, Macquarie: Reiterates an Underperform rating and a $26 price target. "While Management attributed the sharp 8% y/y/10% q/q decline in Routing to the timing of a few large deals, considering the sharp 4.7% q/q decline implied in the overall revenue guidance we do not believe it is likely to return to sequential growth, at least in 2QFY16. We believe that the sharp decline in Routing reflects the secular pressures being felt by Cisco as Service Providers consider NFV at their network edge and hence either pause spending or deploy software based alternatives that are inherently deflationary for all networking hardware incumbents including Cisco. NFV, considering its promise of enhanced agility and superior economics, is a secular trend and its pressure is unlikely to relent soon." Ghai cut his estimates for this year to $48.92 billion and $2.21 per share from a prior $49.66 billion and $2.23.
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La Maison d'Anna is a charming house in the picturesque village of St Sulpice sur Cele in Le Lot region of south west France. The house is typical of the area and is situated on a quiet single track road that leads from the village church to the river valley road. The house has a delightful terraced garden. Accommodation is on two floors. The first floor, accessed from the top of the stone steps which lead from the front garden, comprises the well equipped kitchen, the dining room and living room. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms and bathroom. There is a kingsize bed in one bedroom and two single beds in the other; the bathroom has a bath, shower, washbasin and toilet. The bathroom is accessed through the bedroom which has the 2 single beds. These beds can be put together to make a queen size bed. The well equipped kitchen has a Miele electric oven, a gas hob, double sink, washing machine and plenty of storage and worktop space. The dining room has a large stone fireplace with a wood burning stove; the living room has a sofa, armchair, and a double futon sofa bed. The ground floor is where we store the canoes, bicycles and outdoor garden furniture and barbecue.The secluded front garden has lovely views and ample space for outdoor tables and chairs.
Please let us know if you require bed linen/towels as this can be provided at an additional charge of £12.00 per person. Long term lets welcome and we will consider installing a phone line/internet and television. A telephone cable is currently in the house.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
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|Nearest airport: Rodez 83 km, Nearest railway: Figeac 28 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
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|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
|Sofa Beds (1), Single Beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Private fishing lake or river
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Saint Sulpice sur Cele is situated in the Cele River valley, in the department of the Lot, halfway between Cahors and Figeac in the midi Pyrenees. The village is in the Parc Naturel regionel des Causses du Quercy, and lies within an area known as 'le Triangle Noir du Quercy' so named because of the clear night skies, unpolluted by light.
St Sulpice is built on the escarpment, rising from the bottom of the Cele River valley to the foot of the limestone cliffs which shelter the village to the north. These cliffs stretch away southwest, as far as the confluence of the rivers Cele and Le Lot, and northeast, to Figeac. At the top of the village and built into the base of the cliffs are beautiful troglodyte houses and a 12th century castle. the compostello walk passes St sulpice.
The surrounding, beautiful, and unspoilt countryside supports a rich diversity of birds, animals, and insects with the river Cele in particular providing a wonderful environment for dragonflies: a fact that attracted David Attenborough and a BBC wildlife team to make a film called 'Dragonfly Beauty or Beast'.
Rocamadour, St Cirq lapopie, Cahors, Figeac, Toulouse, Villeneuve sur lot, pre historic underground and underwater caves.
wonderful summer fetes, markets, walking, cycling, canoeing kayaking on the river, wine tasting, outstanding gastronomy, truffles!
Restaurants are plentiful and inexpensive and exceptionally good value. The produce at markets is superb so cooking at home is a pleasure due to the quality of produce.


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The Harvard Case Study was cited recently in the AJC article on Highland Elementary.
However, the Harvard Case Study neglected to include some important data and information in their Case Study of the school. One of the authors of the Harvard Case Study also neglected to mention her personal involvement with the reading evaluation products used at Highland Elementary School (mClass and DIBELS are products of a company called Wireless Generation).
Here's what should be added to the timeline in the Harvard Case Study: enrollment data and the relationship of one of the authors to the product used a Highland Elementary.
- August 2004: Highland Elementary School students in School Community Based (SCB) program are permanently moved to Glen Haven Elementary School (Source: FY2005 MCPS Master Plan, p. 4-32)
- August 2007: Highland Elementary School is redistricted and 153 students from the northern part of the Highland district are moved to the re-opened Arcola Elementary School
- September 10, 2009: Harvard PELP Case Study released (authors Childress and Goldin)
UPDATE from Bob Astrove: That only tells a small piece of the enrollment picture. The enrollment at the school dropped by over 300 students from 2002 (788 students) to 461 today (456 in 2009 when they won the award).
Enrollment dropped by 100 students from 2004 to 2006, and by another 150 or so from 2007 to 2008. Your comments only reference the second transfer out of students.
Overall enrollment was reduced by 40%.
Gee, you'd think that would be a big deal in the Harvard Case Study. But it wasn't. Too many people trying to pat themselves on the back and therefore overlooked the single number that moved the most - reducing the number of students.
In my mind that pretty much trashes the credibility of the entire case study. I guess sometimes even Harvard can screw up?...
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You will be spoilt for choice in terms of dining as this caravan park/campground offers 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch so you are sure to find something tasty to tempt your palate. The on-site spa is the place to be for rest and relaxation, offering body treatments, a sauna, a spa tub and massages. Go for a dip in the indoor pool during your stay. There is also a poolside bar and a bar/lounge so guests can sip a refreshing drink by the pool or indoors.
In addition to the on-site spa, a health club, a spa tub, a sauna and outdoor tennis courts are among the leisure facilities on offer. Family-friendly amenities at this caravan park/campground include a children's pool, a children's club and supervised childcare/activities. WiFi and high-speed (wired) Internet access is available.
Vilanova Park - Campground - Vilanova I la Geltru
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 300 rooms
- Check-in time noon-10 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
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Travelling with others
- Children's club
- Pets not allowed
- WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas *
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- Free self parking
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- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 2 restaurants
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Poolside bar
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Health club
- Outdoor tennis courts - 2
- Full-service spa
- Spa tub
- Tennis on site
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Arcade/game room
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Meeting rooms
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- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Multilingual staff
- Year Built 1982
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- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
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- Air conditioning
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- Pillowtop mattress
- Individually furnished
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- Private bathroom
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- WiFi (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
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- Stovetop
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- Weekly housekeeping provided
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the caravan park/campground's full-service spa. Services include massages and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a spa tub.
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Please note: this property does not provide towels for guest use. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.50 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
Deposit: EUR 150 per stay (for stays between 1 January - 31 December)
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Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 60 per vehicle
Airport shuttle service for children between the ages of 4 and 11 costs EUR 60
WiFi is available in guestrooms for an extra charge
WiFi is available in public areas for EUR 2 for 2 hours (rates may vary)
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in public areas for EUR 5 for 6 hours (rates may vary)
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This tasty apple snack is so good and so easy it will soon become a favorite treat.
Dorm Room Apple Snack
- 2 Apples (peeled and core scooped out - leaving bottom in tact)
- 2 tablespoons Coconut Oil
- 2 tablespoons Brown Sugar
- 2 tablespoons Oats
- 1 tablespoon Pecans (chopped)
- 1 tablespoon Dried Cranberries
- 1 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 1/4 cup Apple Cider
- 2 tablespoons Greek Yogurt
- 2 teaspoons Honey
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- Peel apples. Using a small ice cream scoop or spoon, scoop out the core of the apple leaving the bottom in tact, to stuff the apple with filling.
- In a medium bowl, combine the coconut oil, brown sugar, oats, pecans, cranberries and cinnamon. Stuff the apples with the filling. Place in bowl and pour the apple cider into the bottom. Microwave on high for 5 minutes.
- Serve with Greek yogurt drizzled with honey!
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maybe she should have an apple on her head or better yet in her mouth.
Yeah, but you watch. The Dems that are left haven't learned anything, and she will be elected Minority Leader by a landslide.
She looks like a cross between Barbie and the Joker and comes across about as well in interviews… Maybe she's just not a good public speaker…
After all her hard work and accomplishments she deserves to be elected minority leader. I would vote for her.
Ok this one is so on the Mark. No pun we are so happy it is true oh God and she might get it. There was a good article in the Weekly Standard the other day. Forgot who wrote it but the base of the Democrats in the House will be California and East Cost Dem. The ones who love Pelosi then all she needs are about 25 more votes. She can get that by going through her rolodex once.
The great thing here is we can pick up more votes in the House and the Democrats have like 22 Senate Seats to defend next year while the Republicans only has 9.
What's about that place that the inhabitants don't know when to retire. Move on Babe.
Depending on Libertarian1's tone he does have a point. Righties hate Pelosi because she actually accomplished the vast majority of what she was elected to do. She was stopped only by the Senate.
Meanwhile plenty of Righties want her elected because she draws plenty of fire… much like Lefties want Palin nominated because she does as well.
It doesn't take much to lead a minority. All you need is a single follower. It doesn't even have to be human.
Question to fredgold
Just where do you go to find unbiased reportage?
Why this organized pile-on of Pelosi? The Speaker's job is to get legislation passed – this she did to a fare thee well. There were two problems – Obama's putting the perfect before the possible, and his lack of a forceful Senate leader.
^ Because she did was she was supposed to and did it well. Female politicians, from what I hear, are best served by quitting halfway through their terms.
^ funny one, jade
^ you are all being humorous I assume. She had a 79 vote majority. What possible skill did it demand to get those bills through? The Senate on the other hand was closer and required skill. That is why most didn't pass.
The new House has a large Republican majority. Will you give huge amounts of credit to Boehner if he gets bills through? If they don't pass he gets blamed. The default assumption is everything will pass.
I think it is moot to wonder if Boehner will get credit for passing legislation, because he and the tea party want to make this session all about undoing Obamacare and any other high-profile Obama-passed legislation that will keep their cause in the news. If they actually try to pass new legislation, there will be gridlock, and it is my belief that they depend on an emotionally-charged populace to keep them in power. Gridlock is boring, so there will be nothing with which to light another fire under their target voters.
…I guess there will always be gay marriage proposals with which they can draw out their base…
Take away the "blue dogs" and her "majority" wasn't nearly as big. The "TEA party" seems to have canned half the "puppies" so we shall see.
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Aspen Skiing, Clif, Seventh Generation Join BICEP Coalition
Aspen Skiing Company, Clif Bar & Company, and Seventh Generation have joined the new coalition Business for Innovative Climate and Energy Policy (BICEP). These businesses are in good company. Inaugural members are Levi Strauss & Co., Nike, Starbucks, Sun Microsystems and The Timberland Co. Other members include eBay, Gap and Symantec.
The announcement was made at a Ceres annual conference in San Francisco. The new coalition, which supports strong U.S. climate and energy policies in 2009 to spur development of a clean energy economy in America and reduce global warming pollution, is coordinated by Ceres.
BICEP members said an emphasis on energy efficiency and renewable energy provides the least expensive way forward for addressing climate change and transitioning to a clean energy economy.
Sarah Severn, Ceres member and director of Horizons for Corporate Responsibility at Nike, told KQED Radio in a recent interview that the group is pushing for climate change legislation because there is a need for a firm price on carbon. "Without a firm price on carbon, you're not going to unleash the type of innovation we need to move us towards a low-carbon economy in this country."
The Ceres group issued a statement last week supporting the core principles of the Waxman/Markey climate and energy bill introduced in Congress on March 31. The group supports the bill because it emphasizes "efficiency and renewable energy for those of us operating in the U.S. and that is really core to what needs to happen in terms of a shift to a low-carbon economy," said Severn.
Nike, along with the coalition, believes it's important to push for renewable energy and the promotion of energy independence. The group's core principles also include promoting clean energy jobs, requiring the auction of all carbon allowances and limiting new coal-fired power plants to those that capture and store carbon emissions.
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I applaud everyone involved in reducing greenhouse gases and working to clean up our environment. I would love to see Aspen take the leadership position by doing one other very simple thing. It involves one of the easiest things we can do to improve the environment and reduce man-made global warming which is to change what we put on the dinner table. Avoiding meat and dairy is the simplest and most effective way to reduce greenhouse gases. Maybe if Aspen started offering organic, vegan (and preferably local) dishes at all of it's eating establishments they would give each individual the opportunity to take a small step towards living a more balanced life with our planet. Take the lead on this and maybe every restaurant in town, the state and the country might make a similar small shift. When we start eating in a conscious manner the possibilities for an enlightened new world are limitless. I am just asking that you provide a choice with a couple of items on each menu so living a healthy green lifestyle is a little bit easier. It would also be nice if you promoted this small shift.
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i love this vase been looking for a long time to find something that matches candlesticks which are made identical to the vase they all go perfect together good quality
to go in my new china cabinet display
I purchase this item to sit on my bar I wasn't sure if it would go with my décor but it is perfect I love the size and the color it adds a nice touch to my bar
Vase looks just as depicted. It is very thin but goes perfectly where we wanted it (up against a red wall).
I love it
Very Nice. Good quality, great for the price.
A beautiful vase, but unfortunately it did not blend well with my decor. I returned this vase.
Fits perfectly on my narrow mantle!
This vase is crazy beautiful. I don't even have anywhere to put it but I just had to have it and once I saw it in person, I knew I made the right decision.
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The 2009 National Book Awards have been announced. The winners are:
Winner: Colum McCann, Let the Great World Spin
Finalists: Bonnie Jo Campbell, American Salvage
Daniyal Mueenuddin, In Other Rooms, Other Wonders
Jayne Anne Phillips, Lark and Termite
Marcel Theroux, Far North
Library staff recently shared what they are reading. Pick up one of these today and you may find a new favorite read!
Water Lily Cross: An English Garden Mystery by Anthony Eglin
The Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford
Stardust by Neil Gaiman
Club Dead by Charlaine Harris
Today, Sesame Street turns 40 years old. As a child of the '70's, Oscar the Grouch, Big Bird, and Grover became my very close pals. The music–from the uplifting "Sunny Days" intro theme to the swinging "1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-tweeeelve" pinball disco song–became personal anthems. I learned phonics from the letter of the day and counting from...who else?...The Count.
Right now there is a sick kid upstairs, reading and coughing. And laughing, in between coughs. "Mom, this book is hilarious!" he manages to squeak out, somewhat breathlessly. When I ask what the book is, I'm told, "This Book is Not Good For You," which doesn't sound like a promising read when you are ill. The plot summary includes something about adventure, chocolate, and kidnapping. And a narrator who writes himself into the story, sometimes even falling asleep for pages at a time.
Halloween is October 31, 2009. We have scared up some great articles and booklists for you to learn more about this spooky holiday.
Halloween Fun
Get ready for some spooky good times! We found lots of games to play, stories to share, crafts and recipes beyond compare.
Halloween History
Did you know that Halloween is one of the world's oldest holidays? It has gone through many changes, but was originally a Celtic festival called Samhain (pronounced sow-in), marking the end of harvest and the beginning of the new year (November 1st).
Spooky Stories
Ghoulish, ghastly and deliciously fun books for all ages!
Get the creepy crawlies with R. L. Stine. He's a master of conjuring things that go bump in the dark. Imagine you've just moved to the town of Dark Falls where you don't know anybody.
Pinky Dinky Doo is full of spunk and has lots of adventures in her own beginning reading series. The books have vibrant artwork and zany text that especially appeals to the pre-reader and beginning reading set. Pinky also has her own show on Noggin.
To get a taste of what Pinky is all about, go to her awesome Web site. There you can play Pinky games, watch more than a dozen videos, and even listen to her audio podcast.
I blogged a few weeks ago about the Percy Jackson and The New Olympians series (click here to read). The first book, The Lightning Thief, is being made into a movie, due to be released February 2010. Here's a new trailer for the movie, and it looks awesome:
Martha Baden will be serving on the American Library Association's Best Books for Young Adults Committee for the years 2009-2011.
Will is small for his age and can climb a tree quicker and higher than any of his Ward mates. He hopes to be accepted into Battleschool on Choosing Day so he can become a hero like his father, whom Will never knew. Will is an orphan, left on the steps of Castle Redmont's ward, and Choosing Day is the opportunity each ward has to be apprenticed to a master craftsman.


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A former Alameda County Sheriff's deputy pleaded guilty to three felony counts of child endangerment on Monday after being arrested in November 2010.
Alameda County Sheriff's Sgt. J.D. Nelson confirmed that Bareno had worked as a deputy at the Santa Rita Jail and had been with the sheriff's office for at least 10 years. Upon his arrest, Bareno was placed on paid administrative leave until his resignation several weeks ago.
While Bareno is not required to register as a sex offender, he must pay for any counseling his victims require and cannot object to a permanent restraining order during the term of his probation.
Prosecutor Paul Graves declined to comment on the case outside of court.
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Best Diner
Ask a New Jerseyite what a real diner is, and the answer you'll hear -- a wide-ranging menu, friendly and efficient service, and oh, it must be owned by Greeks and serve great Greek pastries -- could just as easily describe Boca Glades. In addition to the usual egg dishes, sandwiches, and burgers, this spacious eatery offers souvlaki (grilled skewered meats), moussaka (like lasagna), spinach pie, and gyros. Not in the mood for Greek? Not to worry. The diner also presents terrific grilled fish dishes in addition to the more sinful specialties such as sautéed chicken livers and Romanian skirt steak. Then you can finish up with a slice of any number of cakes and pies. It's been said that no restaurant can please all the people all the time, but when you come right down to it, Boca Glades comes the closest to succeeding.
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For a number of years I've had a casual fascination with an application called Blender . When I first found it, it was a free tool for creating 3D animation that was abut 10M in size. I didn't really have any particular talent for animation, but I was...
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