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CATICAN CITY —Pope Benedict XVI left the Catican by helicopter on Thursday afternoon, arriving at the papal summer residence in the final hours of his nearly eight-year, scandal-dogged papacy (yes, we can blame the dogs). Onlookers in St. Peter's Square cheered, church bells rang and Romans stood on rooftops to wave flags as he flew by.
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"It's almost a dying art," he laments. "There's not many around anymore."
At 78, crippled with arthritis, bent over by Parkinson's disease and suffering from other slings and arrows of advanced age, he still plays golf and still, but rarely, tunes a piano.
He lives on Toledo Street with Juanita, his wife of nearly 57 years.
"We met at Del Mar College," she says. "I was majoring in home economics. David married me because of his stomach, rather than someone who plays the piano" — which she does.
IN THE mid-1960s, "we had a hard time getting anyone to come to Beeville to tune pianos," he remembers. So, armed with a master's degree in music from Southwest Seminary in Fort Worth — he was a music minister at the First Baptist Church for 34 years — he sought out the late J.V. Rose, a piano dealer and tuner in Victoria.
He still calls him "Mr. Rose."
"You think I could learn to tune pianos?" he asked.
"A degree in music has nothing to do with it," Rose replied. "The key factor is your ear. But the main thing is that to be able to tune, you have to be able to repair."
The mechanical side of piano tuning is no better known than the art of tuning itself.
Piano tuners are the first to arrive at a piano performance — and first to leave. They tune the instrument; the pianist gets the credit.
ROSE WAS repairing a piano while he talked with Blanton. "You've been watching me," Rose said. "I've got to leave for a while; see if you can finish this repair."
"So," Blanton remembers, "he took off, and I started putting that thing back together.
"Every now and then, I would go look at another piano that had the same action to see how it worked. When he got back, I had it done."
Once Rose was convinced that Blanton could repair a piano, he then tested his ear.
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"Each note on a keyboard, from middle C on up, has three strings. In the base area you have two strings and then, finally, one."
The multiple strings, he explains, gives body to the sound a piano produces.
When tuning a note with three strings, each string must be tuned individually, which requires the tuner to mute, or silence the other two.
"When I tune, I start with an octave," he explains. "Then I will tune a fifth, then I tune thirds, sixths and then sevenths."
Discerning the notes from one to another is what is called "relative" pitch.
"If a piano has not been tuned for a long time, it's difficult to keep it in tune. If it's a cheap piano, it may not hold a tune at all."
BLANTON PREFERS tuning grand pianos over uprights, in which everything is more compressed.
"A lot of tuners will charge more for tuning a grand, which is crazy because an upright is a lot harder to tune."
Each tuning takes between an hour and 90 minutes to complete.
But not always. Blanton cites two Steinway pianos at Coastal Bend College.
"One is always harder to tune than the other. It's weird," he says, and chuckles.
PLAYER PIANOS? Forget it.
"They are a nightmare," he says.
He blames the dwindling supply of available piano tuners on the lower number of students taking piano. "They prefer to use electronic keyboards," he says.
"They'd rather play the rock 'n' roll than the classics."
The biggest mistake people who own pianos — and a lot of folks in Beeville do, including grands — is not to have them tuned frequently enough. A new piano, he says, may require tuning four times a year, sometimes for two years in a row, because the strings tend to stretch.
A piano's environment also is critical.
"Pianos don't like to be cold one day and hot the next. The temperature change jerks the strings around; they won't hold a tune. I went out to CBC one time to tune of the college's Kwai grands. That thing had mildew all over it – the keys, the strings; it was a mess."
Part of the adventure of piano tuning is what he has found in various pianos.
"I've found pencils, paper clips, gum wrappers, erasers. The worst thing is finding mice in the strings."
Today, he still will accept a tuning job for grand pianos, but he won't touch uprights anymore.
"That's because to tune an upright you have to stand," he explains. "But you can tune a grand sitting down."
And, he no longer goes out on the road.
"I miss it. There's a certain satisfaction in hearing what a piano sounds like when you get hold of it and then after you get through with it."
His words sound like the refrain of a long remembered song.
"I still sing," he says. "I'm a bass-baritone."
To bid a visitor goodbye he raises himself out of a favorite chair by pushing against a closed piano keyboard for support.
It's the family's Baldwin studio upright, tuned once a year, despite the difficulty, by who may be the last piano tuner in Beeville.
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SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — Most pundits predicted that Monticello would get off to an 0-3 start after losing 40-7 to Class AA Pine Bush in week one. But the Panthers shocked Section 9's third-ranked Class AA behemoth Minisink Valley (M-V), defeating the Warriors 37-28 with 533 yards of total offense.
Quarterback Shane Jackson was 26/183 yards on the ground and threw for 12/21/233 yards, as Anthony Gray hauled in a trio of TD passes. Monticello led 25-7 early in the third quarter before the resurgent Warriors scored 21 unanswered points. The Monties defied the adversity to score twice more by game's end while holding M-V at bay. Monticello's line play on both sides of the ball was outstanding. Monticello (1-1) will travel to Cornwall (2-0) on September 17 to face the daunting Dragons in their first league encounter.
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Eldred blanked Fallsburg 32-0. Jordan Tice had 117 rushing yards and an 80-yard kickoff return. Anthony Margarum had a pair of TDs and Adam Schoch added a score for the Yellow Jackets (1-1). Fallsburg fell to 0-2. Eldred hosts Livingston Manor/Roscoe (LM/R) under the lights on September 15.
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Marshon Williams had 10 carries for 66 yards and threw a TD pass to Ryan Henry. Anthony Covington rushed for 90 yards and had a 29-yard TD run. Fallsburg transfer Kenny Jaycox scored on a 73-yard run. Mike Mills provided LM/R with its only score. Liberty hosts O'Neill in a league clash on September 17.
Tri-Valley (1-1, 1-0 Class C) beat Pine Plains 20-0. Cody Exner rushed for two TDs and Joe Mickelson added another in the league win. Exner was 9/87 yards on the ground and scored on runs of 31 and eight yards. Mickelson (13/54) scored on an eight-yard jaunt. Tri-Valley travels to Chester (2-0) on September 16.
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Home List of Titles Parameter constraints for flat cosmologies from cosmic microwave background and 2dFGRS power spectra
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- Parameter constraints for flat cosmologies from cosmic microwave background and 2dFGRS power spectra
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- Percival, Will J.; Sutherland, William J.; Peacock, John A.; Baugh, Carlton; Bland-Hawthorn, Joss; Bridges, Terry J.; Cannon, Russell D.; Cole, Shaun; Colless, Matthew; Collins, Chris A.; Couch, Warrick J.; Dalton, Gavin B.; De Propris, Roberto; Driver, Simon P.; Efstathiou, George P.; Ellis, Richard S.; Frenk, Carlos S.; Glazebrook, Karl; Jackson, C. A.; Lahav, Ofer; Lewis, Ian; Lumsden, Stuart; Maddox, Stephen J.; Moody, Stephen J.; Norberg, Peder; Peterson, Bruce A.; Taylor, Keith
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- We constrain flat cosmological models with a joint likelihood analysis of a new compilation of data from the cosmic microwave background (CMB) and from the 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey (2dFGRS). Fitting the CMB alone yields a known degeneracy between the Hubble constant h and the matter density Ωm, which arises mainly from preserving the location of the peaks in the angular power spectrum. This 'horizon-angle degeneracy' is considered in some detail and is shown to follow the simple relation Ωm h3.4 = constant. Adding the 2dF-GRS power spectrum constrains Ωm h and breaks the degeneracy. If tensor anisotropies are assumed to be negligible, we obtain values for the Hubble constant of h = 0.665±0.047, the matter density Ωm = 0.313±0.055, and the physical cold dark matter and baryon densities Ωm h2 = 0.115±0.009, Ωm h2 = 0.022±0.002 (standard rms errors). Including a possible tensor component causes very little change to these figures; we set an upper limit to the tensor-to-scalar ratio of r < 0.7 at a 95 per cent confidence level. We then show how these data can be used to constrain the equation of state of the vacuum, and find w < -0.52 at 95 per cent confidence. The preferred cosmological model is thus very well specified, and we discuss the precision with which future CMB data can be predicted, given the model assumptions
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The Goliad resident was struck by lightning as he was leaving the Sharkathon surf-fishing tournament Oct. 6 at Padre Island and about to kiss his wife, Michelle, goodbye.
At about 8 p.m., Garcia had hooked up his travel trailer to his truck as he and his family and friends were about to leave Padre Island.
"He was telling us where we were going and what we were going to do," Michelle said.
As Garcia, 35, was about to give Michelle a kiss goodbye, the lightning struck.
"I don't remember anything," Garcia said Friday. "No sensations, nothing. I was more concerned about getting wet with the rain. I didn't think anything about lightning."
Garcia instructed his wife to get in her vehicle for her own safety when he was struck moments later.
"There was just a big boom," Michelle said. "There was a flash of light. We don't know if hit the truck or what. We haven't checked the truck or travel trailer yet."
Garcia doesn't remember driving 20 miles from Padre Island to a friend's house in Corpus Christi. Garcia, a Goliad volunteer firefighter, called Goliad County emergency management coordinator Peggy Fonseca for advice and she told him he should go to the hospital.
"For some reason, he called Peggy and she talked him into going to the hospital," Michelle said.
Doctors at Corpus Christi's Bay Area Medical Center were worried initially that Garcia had suffered a stroke after the strike, but he was released Oct. 9. Garcia returned to work the next day. Garcia underwent a CT scan and MRI.
Garcia is still experiencing numbness on his right side and blurriness in his right eye.
"They said it might not come back to 100 percent," Garcia said of the numbness and blurriness.
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My LO was born at 31 weeks due to Pre-E. She spent exactly one month in the NICU and came home with us 2 1/2 weeks ago. She was 3.1 at birth and was 4.7 the day she left the hospital. As of last Friday, she was up to 5.8! She's doing great!
My questions pertain to bf'ing. When she was first born, I pumped while in the hospital (was in for 14 days total due to Pre-E, 8 of those days after her birth) she was given her food via tube feeds at first and then was introduced to a bottle (all of mama's milk) and then eventually graduated to all 8 feedings by bottle (as required for her to be released from the hospital). At time of discharge she was eating 35mls/feeding. (5 feedings of pumped milk and 2 bottles a day of Neosure as a supplement).
Once we got her home, at the suggestion of the LC, we put her to breast 1-2 times/day with the aid of a nipple shield (her mouth is tiny and they thought she might not be able to latch properly because of it) and she took to it right away!
Here's my issue- when I was pumping and she was eating her meals by bottle, I knew EXACTLY how much she was getting. I guess I'm trained in that way and it's hard for me to bf her and NOT know how much she is getting. Also, when she was on bottles, I fed her every 3 hours. With bf'ing she wants to eat more often.
So, how do I tranisition from pumping to just bf'ing her, not knowing how much she is getting and not keeping my eye on the clock? Her Ped said that I could also do one (not longer than 5 hour) stretch at night so I'm not waking her every 3 hours.
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I'm Ready For Some Padres Baseball
Well, I don't really have much to write about today. Sure, there's like no Padres news, but man, it's been really nice to have a break. Especially after my rough weekend, it's just nice. But I'm getting that itch again…I'm ready to listen to some baseball.
And…I'm ready to watch some baseball. One of the reason that I love going to a game, maybe why it means more to me than other fans, is because I never get to watch the Padres! I always listen to the games or watch Gameday, but I never get to see my boys. So, getting out to the ballpark and actually seeing how the players play is pretty amazing.
I am getting soooo excited about the game on Saturday!! It's only a couple days!! It's going to be sooo much fun, and I can't wait to get out there and cheer for my Padres. Especially since we're playing the Rockies. Sure, I would be cheering hard for my Padres anyways, but it's a little more interesting when it's against the Rockies. I think I've been to two games against the Rockies, which were very cool. And you know, STRANGE things happen whenever the Padres and Rockies meet, so we'd better prepare ourselves. I just hope that they don't got 18 innings or anything that bizarre.
But, it is Rockies and Padres…
It'll be fun. I know we'll have a great time, no matter what the result of the game is. But hopefully we'll get to watch a great Padres win🙂
Speaking of the Rockies, the series against them starts tonight. It's a four game series, so the Padres need at least two games. But maybe they should get three. Or four. Point is, the Padres need a great series to start off the second half.
Chad Gaudin will be pitching against Aaron Cook. Hopefully Gaudin will be good to go with the little break here.
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Cook has been pretty good this year, but I like Gaudin, I think he can go out on any given day and really run some guys over
Just saw Peavy has a 50-50 chance of returning this year. It's not great news but it's something to look forward to.
Yeah, I think it would probably be best if Jake didn't pitch again for the rest of the season. It would be better to have him 100% next year instead of injuring himself more this year. It's going to be an interesting second half…
I can't wait!! Only two more days! This is my first time going to Petco for a game since last year in June. Kevin Correia will pitch (yay!) so it will be a great game to watch.
Have fun at the game on Saturday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't wait today for 1st pitch at 7:05 P.M. It's soooo close!!!!!!
Go Padres!!!!!!!!!!
I'll see you there! Hopefully nothing too crazy will happen. Just bought my tickets for section 122.
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I'm going to catch a game when the Rays get back home next weekend. It'll be against the Royals, but that is still baseball, right?
You have given me the itch. This post reminded me of what I wish I could do this weekend. I want to go to the ballpark and eat a dog and indulge in a cold one. Ah man. Another week! I got the feva!
Oh yeah, and what is up with the sparkles? That is the second time I've seen them. They are transfixing. I can't look away. Very very cool
Well you can scratch that winning four games thing off the list…Yikes.
RAYSFANBOY, I love the sparkles, especially with the Padres logo🙂 It's something I really really like, and I'll probably use it a lot🙂


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4It's Not an All or Nothing Scenario
I'd always thought of exercise as an all or nothing affair. Either you do it, or you don't. If you can't run for an hour, you don't go running. There's no point to it. If you can't do 50 sit-ups, it's not going to do you any good to do 20, so don't bother. I know that idea is, to put it politely, so retarded that it gets special paychecks from the government three times a year, but there are a lot of people operating under the same assumption, even if they don't consciously realize it. And like all things -- from the decline of our economy to cheese being so bad for you even though it's so good -- I blame the public education system. In this case, it was gym class or, as fat young me knew it, "that hour where everybody gets together in an auditorium to look at your pasty legs and judge you."
I couldn't do shit as a chubby kid, but that didn't matter to the merciless god of Physical Education: Everybody climbed the same rope, played the same dodgeball and ran the same mile. There was no tiered difficulty system. Either you can do it, or you can't.
Sound familiar?
It was a fucked, apathetic system: The kids with superior genetics and shoe-money were put right up there against the tubby kid with the cereal bowl-cut, and there was no handicap depending on how much you liked sandwiches and hated baseball. And don't say it wasn't a competition, because everything is a competition to pubescent males. I hadn't run a minute in four years when my Junior High PE teacher first put us on the track and told us all to run. You might as well have asked me to throw away my sheet of Mega Man 4 passwords and deny me a ham sandwich; you were asking the inconceivable. Somewhere around the fifth time Jesse the Freak Gazelle boy lapped me while shouting puns about my man-tits (it was a 1/4 mile track, you son of a bitch, you're doing extra laps just because you still have insults cached?!), I learned that exercising was exclusively for the kids who could already do it comfortably.
"Can I call you oven mitts? Cause you got some hot man-tits there. Yeah, I actually turned around and came back to school for that one."
Then my wife decided to start running. She said that she knew it was going to take her a while to get in shape for it, so she was only going to run for short bursts, then rest in between, shortening the time at rest and lengthening the running time until eventually, she'd be able to do a 5k again.
And what the merciless fuck? You can do that?! My mind was blown. That balding asshole of a PE teacher never once mentioned "working up" to a damn thing. I sat at the bottom of that rope like a wrecking ball of tubby shame, I writhed on that pull-up bar like an unconvincing porn actress, and I walked that mile like a death row inmate. Not once did anybody say, "Hey, try just doing a little bit at first; you'll get there."
Even once the awkward typhoon of puberty passed me by and I dropped all the weight, the damage was done: Exercise was forever cemented in my mind as "that weird thing pretty people do with their limbs sometimes."
3The Clothes Actually Do Something
As somebody that, strictly speaking, does not do "body things," I've always felt it unseemly for a man to be seen in public in anything less than jeans and a T-shirt. I'm like a G.I. Joe action figure: You can add all the peripherals and accessories you want, but if you ever want less than the base uniform, you've got to find a belt sander and an emergency reserve of patience. I do not wear shorts, I do not wear tank tops and I most certainly do not wear "workout clothes."
As such, I was absolutely floored when I finally bit the bullet and first donned some jogging pants, shoes, socks and a T-shirt. My first thought was: Holy shit, is this how human bodies are meant to move? Suddenly I realized that normal clothes are fucking heavy, jeans are severely limiting and non-running-shoes are like clumsy foot prisons.
For years I'd been getting Harrison Bergeron'ed up in this bitch, and now, out of uniform, I was discovering whole new ranges of movement: Legs capable of extending beyond 15 degrees, feet that practically bounce off the pavement, and holy shit, have you ever felt running socks? Why do we even have other socks?! Why aren't we, as a people, collectively rising up to cast off our other, inferior foot coverings, and stoning the rotten bastards who've been foisting these subpar stockings on us for untold decades?
The first time I put on running clothes, huge swathes of the world finally began to make sense. For instance, if you had asked me two months ago for a perfect uniform, suitable for all occasions, I would've said "jeans and a T-shirt." Ask me that same question today -- what's a uniform that's good for everything, whether it's dancing to shitty techno music, walking your trophy mistress' Maltese or stabbing a Ukrainian in an alleyway -- and I will tell you without hesitation: "Track pants, running shoes and a T-shirt."
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Iran's state TV reports that an unmanned American drone was captured over the Persian Gulf but did not give details of exactly when or where it happened. A spokesman for the U.S. Navy says no drones are missing in the area. TODAY's Tamron Hall reports.
Updated at 5:35 a.m. ET: The U.S. Navy said Tuesday that it had not lost any drones over the Persian Gulf recently after Iran claimed to have captured one in its airspace.
The semi-official Fars and the state-run IRNA news agencies reported that a U.S. ScanEagle drone was gathering information over Gulf waters and had entered Iranian airspace.
The agencies said the drone was then captured by a naval unit of the Revolutionary Guards force.
However a spokesman for U.S. Naval Forces Central Command in Bahrain denied the claim.
"The U.S. Navy has fully accounted for all unmanned air vehicles (UAV) operating in the Middle East region. Our operations in the Gulf are confined to internationally recognized water and air space," the spokesman said. "We have no record that we have lost any ScanEagles recently."
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Insitu's ScanEagle, an autonomous aircraft system, launches during the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) demonstration day at Naval Air Station Pax River Webster Field Annex in St. Inigoes, Md., on Aug. 10, 2009.
Last month the U.S. said Iranian warplanes shot at a U.S. surveillance drone flying in international airspace. Iran said the aircraft had entered its airspace.
The ScanEagle is manufactured by Boeing Co. According to the firm's website, the drone is four feet long and has a 10-foot wingspan.
NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports Dec. 5, 2011, on the American stealth drone that crashed in Iran and whether it is giving the Iranians access to a wealth of U.S. technology.
The Fars report, citing a senior naval officer, said Iran's forces had "full intelligence supremacy over the moves of the foreign forces in the Persian Gulf."
In April, Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, who is chief of the aerospace division of the powerful Revolutionary Guards, claimed that his government was copying an American spy drone captured by Iran's armed forces last year.
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"Well, if you don't need money, then you certainly don't need mine!"
- -Nog, 2373 ("In the Cards")
Money was a medium of exchange used to facilitate transactions of goods or services.
Money in the 21st century sense was not used on 24th century Earth. The exact nature of the Federation economy is difficult to describe; while money had not entirely ceased to exist, it did not play the central role in the lives of Federation and Earth citizens that it once did. The descriptions given by various Federation citizens are as follows:
- Kirk told Spock about 20th century Earth: "They're still using money. We need to get some." Later on, while Kirk was having dinner with Gillian Taylor and was unable to pay in the restaurant, Gillian asked sarcastically, "Don't tell me they don't use money in the 23rd century," and Kirk told her "Well, we don't." (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
- Leonard McCoy responded to Chang's constant quotations of William Shakespeare during the battle of Khitomer that "I'd give real money if he'd shut up." (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
- Kirk said to Picard "This is my house, I sold it years ago." inside the Nexus, referring directly to the sale of his former home. (Star Trek Generations)
- Picard tries to explain to Ralph Offenhouse from the 20th century that there would be no need for his law firm any longer: "A lot has changed in three hundred years. People are no longer obsessed with the accumulation of 'things'. We have eliminated hunger, want, the need for possessions." (TNG: "The Neutral Zone")
- When Lily Sloane asked how much the USS Enterprise-E cost to build, Picard tells her "The economics of the future is somewhat different. You see, money doesn't exist in the 24th century... The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in our lives. We work to better ourselves and the rest of Humanity." (Star Trek: First Contact)
- When Nog suggests that Jake should bid for a baseball card in an auction, Jake says "I'm Human, I don't have any money." Nog replies "It's not my fault that your species decided to abandon currency-based economics in favor of some philosophy of self-enhancement." Jake says "Hey, watch it. There's nothing wrong with our philosophy. We work to better ourselves and the rest of humanity." Nog then replies "What does that mean?" Jake responds "It means we don't need money!" Nog quickly points out, however, that Jake wouldn't be able to bid or borrow. (DS9: "In the Cards")
- Jake: (big smile) "I sold my first book today." Quark: "Really? How much did you get for it?" Jake: "It's just a figure of speech. The Federation News Service is going to publish a book of my stories about life on the station under Dominion rule." Jake then confirmed Quark's suspicion that he was not paid. (DS9: "You Are Cordially Invited")
- Tom Paris says about the significance of Fort Knox: "When the New World Economy took shape in the late 22nd century and money went the way of the dinosaur, Fort Knox was turned into a museum." (VOY: "Dark Frontier")
However, money was not totally abandoned by all Federation citizens and some individuals, such as Carter Winston, acquired vast personal fortunes during this same period. (TAS: "The Survivor") Money also continued to be used on many other alien worlds, and for certain limited purposes in the Federation itself, especially when dealing with non-Federation members. Additionally, the crew of the USS Voyager, faced with severe resource limitations after being flung into the Delta Quadrant, treated rations on replicator and holodeck use as money and traded these amongst themselves.
- When preparing to fight the Klingons on Organia, Kirk said "Well, the Federation has spent a lot of money on our training..." (TOS: "Errand of Mercy")
- Rishon Uxbridge referred to her husband Kevin Uxbridge as a "starving student" when she first met him. (TNG: "The Survivors")
- Quark sold his damaged shuttle Quark's Treasure for scrap, in the Sol system, and was given enough to pay for passage back to Deep Space 9. (DS9: "Little Green Men")
- The Bank of Bolias was a major financial institution, and Bolarus IX, a Federation member planet, apparently has a market economy. (DS9: "Starship Down", "Who Mourns for Morn?")
- When he first entered Starfleet Academy, Benjamin Sisko beamed back to his home in New Orleans so often that he later claimed to have used up a month's worth of "transporter credits." (DS9: "Explorers")
- In 2373, Quark indirectly caused damage to a cargo bay. Quark was informed that he would have to bear the cost burden for the repairs. (DS9: "Business as Usual")
- During the 2020s, the United States of America used credit chips as a form of currency. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part I")
- When Kathryn Janeway told Kes the story of Tuvok and the Vulcan master he bought a meditation lamp from, she included the bit about how the price was doubled when he discoved they were with Starfleet. (VOY: "The Gift")
- When Quark rescued Gaila from a Federation Starbase after his arrest on Thalos VI, he had to pay a fine before he could be released. (DS9: "The Magnificent Ferengi")
- Benjamin Sisko threatened Quark to collect on four years "back rent" that was unpaid. (DS9: "Bar Association")
- Quark's Bar would extend credit to its patrons, including Federation citizens and members of Starfleet.
- On numerous occasions, Starfleet officers have gambled to win latinum at Quark's Bar, including Julian Bashir, William Riker, Jadzia Dax.
- Quark once stated that he was in debt to some unnamed Humans. (DS9: "Body Parts")
- On Pollux IV, after Checkov suggests that Apollo feeds off some external power source, Captain Kirk tells him that he's earned his pay for the week. This could just be an expression, but it does imply that Star Fleet officers do earn an income of some sort. (TOS: "Who Mourns For Adonias?")
Monetary units Edit
- Darsek (Klingon Empire)
- Dirak (Karemman)
- Dorak (Barkon IV)
- Federation credit (United Federation of Planets)
- Dollar (Canada)
- Dollar (United States of America)
- Franc (France)
- Frang (Takar)
- Isik (various)
- Gold-pressed latinum (various)
- Lek (Cardassian Union)
- Lita (Bajoran Provisional Government)
- Penny
- Pound (Great Britain)
- Quatloo (Providers of Triskelion)
- Reichsmark (Germany (1924-1948))
- Renn (Mari)
- Scudo (Italy)
- Shilling
Background Edit
Ronald D. Moore commented: "By the time I joined TNG, Gene had decreed that money most emphatically did NOT exist in the Federation, nor did 'credits' and that was that. Personally, I've always felt this was a bunch of hooey, but it was one of the rules and that's that." (AOL chat, 1997)
At least once, Kirk commented to Scotty, "You just earned your pay for the week!" (Season 2 "The Dooms Day Machine") It is not known whether this was a simple vestigial idiom or an error of the episode's writer. (TOS: "The Doomsday Machine") A similar comment was made to Chekov, again by Kirk. (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?")
Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, screenwriters of Star Trek, said in a question-and-answer session with fans that "there's money, or some kind of credit system" in the alternate reality. [1]
This article uses material from The Economy of Star Trek and The Economy of the Federation, and Usenet articles by Timo S. Saloniemi. There are non-canonical references to Federation citizens receiving allotments of Replicator Credits (to provide food and other material needs) and Structure Credits (for housing and storage) in some Trek-derived works.


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Attempt to call missing jet may alter search area
CANBERRA, Australia Shortly after the missing Malaysian airliner disappeared from radar, airline officials on the ground tried repeatedly to call the crew of the Boeing 777 using a satellite phone that might have left clues to the jets flight path.
Now an analysis of those failed attempts to reach Flight 370 could alter the search for the plane.
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said Thursday that the sprawling search area in the southern Indian Ocean may be extended farther south based on the new analysis, which suggests that the aircraft turned that direction earlier than previously believed.
Investigators have long been aware of the calls but only recently developed methods to analyze the phone data for hints about the planes final hours. It was through a similar analysis of satellite data from the planes jet engine transmitters that investigators were able to define the current search area.
The jetliner disappeared March 8 after veering off its northerly course from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing and has become one of aviations biggest mysteries. It is thought to have crashed 1,800 kilometers (1,100 miles) off Australias west coast, but no trace of the aircraft or the 239 people aboard has been found.
Australian Transport Safety Bureau Chief Commissioner Martin Dolan said he would meet with international experts next week to decide whether the 60,000-square kilometer (23,000-square mile) targeted search area should be extended or shifted south.
Malaysia Airlines ground staff tried twice to call the crew. The new analysis applies to satellite data from the first call.
By the time the calls were attempted, the plane had become invisible to civilian radar and gone silent. It flew west past Sumatra and beyond the range of Malaysian military radar.
The analysis suggested the jet was already flying south when the first phone call was attempted, less than 20 minutes after the plane dropped off military radar.
Were now more confident that it turned comparatively early. That does make a difference to how we prioritize the search along the seventh arc, Dolan added, referring to the broad area where investigators believe the flight ran out of fuel and crashed, based on the last ping from the engine transmitters.
With the hunt for the airliner set to resume in a few weeks, investigators are attempting to calculate which parts of the search area should be examined first.
The analysis adds weight to a crash-investigation report issued in June by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau in which most modeling of the planes potential flight paths factored in a relatively early turn to a southerly course.
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In many advanced economies, supply chain management is valued as a unique professional discipline. However, this isn't universally the case. An article produced by Crown Agents, a U.K.-based development firm, recommends that in many developing nations, supply chain management needs to be elevated. "Effective supply chain management plays a critical role in ensuring funds are well used, value for money in the delivery of basic services is achieved, and transparency and accountability is assured, the value of professional supply chain management needs to be recognised."
Beginning last week and continuing through the month, we are exploring the report, "Manufacturing the Future: The next era of global growth and innovation," published by the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI). The report examines the changing role of manufacturing and the factors and trends guiding its evolution. Of particular interest to us is how MGI identifies the following five broad, distinct manufacturing groups by the requirements of their supply chain networks:
These categories align with several factors that impact the design of the group's supply chain networks, such as research and development (R&D) intensity, labor intensity, energy intensity, and value density. For example, wood products (in the energy and resource-intensive category) are an industry with high energy and labor needs, but low R&D requirements. Conversely, computers and office machinery (in the global technologies and innovators category) require a great amount of R&D, but are relatively energy- and labor-light.
What this breakdown highlights is the difference in the supporting supply chains of developing and developed nations. More advanced economies, such as the US and Europe, tend to concentrate on more sophisticated, R&D-oriented and high-value supply chains. Emerging manufacturing economies, such as a number of Southeast Asian countries, tend to focus on labor intensive tradeables, such as textiles. And as economies advance, they have greater supply chain management requirements, and the value of education and professionalism in supply chain is apparent.
The same effect can be seen in small versus large enterprises. Sometimes, at the small business level, procurement is just that__procurement. Logistics is logistics. However, as organizations grow in scope and complexity, their supply chain networks grow in scope and complexity as well. This is illustrated in the definition of supply chain from the APICS Dictionary, 13th edition: "The global network used to deliver products and services from raw materials to end customers through an engineered flow of information, physical distribution, and cash."
As the world's largest supply chain professional society, APICS recognizes that supply chain is more than just the sum of its parts. Managing the intricacies of the constantly evolving global supply chain requires the investments of education and training in supply chain and operations management principles. Earning the APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) and Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) designations are two ways to demonstrate to employers that you have the knowledge and ability to manage complex 21st-century supply chains.
The MGI report reveals the growing importance of manufacturing, procurement, and supply chain and operations management in today's economy. This is an exciting time for the profession. Join us next week as we delve further into the report, and continue the discussion in the Operations Management Now community in the APICS Supply Chain Channel.
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I love Dimmu Borgir, and this album has its moments, but I really disagree about it being their best. Spiritual Black Dimensions gets that honor from me, quickly followed by both Enthrone Darkness Triumphant and Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia. For All Tid and Stormblast are amazing as well. I think the only Dimmu album (I'm not counting Godless Savage Garden here because it's mostly live stuff) I would rank below In Sorte Diaboli is Death Cult Armageddon, and that's just because of the crappy production. Other than "The Serpentine Offering," "The Sacrilegious Scorn" and maaaaayyybe two other songs, it's just not a terribly fascinating album to me.


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== Intro ==

 The Mandinaba Womens' Recycling Group is a 14-member association recently started in the small West African village of Mandinaba located in the Western Region of [[The Gambia]]. The village has an estimated population of 2,500. There are eight different ethnic groups, the majority being the Mandinka, Jola and Fula tribes.

 Farming is the most common occupation for the village residents. Farmers cultivate crops including groundnuts (peanuts), millet, bananas, mangos and oranges. The village women also do gardening and produce vegetable crops including cabbage, onions, peppers and okra. These crops are then sold at local market and are the main source of income for the women. Employment opportunities for women go little beyond this with the exception of small-scale business endeavors such as soap making, fish pie, and tie/dye making. It was under these circumstances that the recycling group was formed.

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 A Peace Corp volunteer Health and Community extension agent learned that several of the women in the community knew how to crochet but used it to no economic advantage. She then contacted Isatou Ceesay, Project coordinator of the Njau Women Recycling Group working for the Swedish NGO Future in Our Hands. She arranged a meeting and a training for the women of Mandinaba. Concerned with the overwhelming presence of plastic bags in the environment this group decided to use crochet to recycle plastic bags into purses and wallets. Isatou came to Mandinaba for two days and instructed the group of women on how to collect the bags from the environment, wash and dry them and cut them appropriately, and then crochet them into the purses and wallets. The group consists of both young and older women, predominately housewives, each required to pay a membership fee which is put towards a group fund. Meetings occur on the first and last Monday of each month, with every Friday being "clean-up" day where the group chooses a place in the village or surrounding area (i.e. the village market, police station, etc.) to do trash pick-up.

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 The group hopes to grow stronger through improvement of their skills and the training of other women. There is currently a waiting list for new members. They plan to resister and become recognized as an official association in The Gambia. They are currently trying to raise money to build a Mandinaba Womens' Recycling Group Skills Center, a place to meet, work and train others. Currently they meet in the village nursery school. Marketing is currently done informally, but as their group grows, they will seek outlets overseas. (See also a short video of interview with Isatou Ceesay.) Want to buy a purse? Check out World Goods (http://www.worldgoodsfairtrade.com/servlet/the-101/recycled-coin-purse-gambia/Detail ). They get their purses from Mandinaba and from Isatou's home village of Njau.

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 The women of Mandinaba, The Gambia, west Africa generate income by crocheting coin purses from strips of recycled plastic bags. To a soundtrack of Baaba Maal (from the CD Missing You (Mi Yeewnii), track: Jamma Jenngii); if you like it, please buy it.)

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No one ever said the sweet smell of success would be a mixture of sweat and beer. But for Shane Victorino, that's exactly what it was last night.
While catching a fly ball off the bat of the Cubs' Jake Fox in the bottom of the fifth, a fan threw a beer, cup and all, at Victorino. The beer and the ball arrived at the same time; amazingly, Victorino managed to make the catch.
[I of course do not condone throwing objects at players. I must note, though, that the perpetrator had impeccable accuracy in aim and timing.]
As for the actual game, the Phillies made it two straight against the Cubs, winning 12-5.
As is so typical for the Phillies, they broke out of their recent offensive malaise with a good old butt-whuppin', in a game that featured an eight-run explosion by the Phillies in the top of the fourth.
Pedro Martinez made his much-anticipated Phillies debut, lasting five innings and giving up three runs. Not really that much of an improvement over a typical Jamie Moyer start, but it was good enough to get the win last night. And quite frankly, at this point in the season, I don't care how they get the wins, but just that they get the wins.
Speaking of Jamie Moyer, he is apparently not all that happy with the Phillies over the decision to move him to the bullpen. But really, what other option was there? J.A. Happ has been pitching well, new Phillie Cliff Lee has been fantastic so far, and although Cole Hamels has been inconsistent this season, the team is not going to send their (supposed) ace to the bullpen. Joe Blanton has a 2.46 ERA since late May, as opposed to Moyer's 4.40 ERA in the same time frame.
So who's the obvious choice? Unfortunately for Moyer, he's the odd man out.
Tonight I take in my first-ever professional football game. Okay, it's just a preseason game, but still it should be fun. The Eagles will take on the New England Patriots at the Linc in their first preseason game this year.
Through channels I'm not knowledgeable about, my son's football team got free tickets. Coincidentally, or not, they are also called the Eagles. Face value for these tickets is $95.00 (!!!). Yikes! Seems like a lot for a preseason game.
Woo hoo for free tickets! Everybody keep their fingers crossed that the rain holds off!
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Sue – Your Eagles are taking on my Patriots! I'm very anxious to see Tom Brady play. They say he will – but if it is raining, I wonder if they will hold him out. I'll be watching the game!
Oh, seems that the person that security threw out for throwing the beer at Vic was the wrong one. D'oh! But, the one who did do it is getting his picture shown all over the place. Hopefully, the cops in Chicago will soon be knocking at his door.
That was such a dumb act by the fan who threw the beer cup at Shane Victorino. I hope that guy gets reprimanded soon. The Phillies are on a roll against the Cubs now.
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Looks like you had good weather last night! Except for the crying from all the Eagles fans about the signing of Michael Vick….that must have been a shower all by itself. Yikes!
Julia – the rain held off! Brady and the Patriots looked pretty good; the Eagles not so much. No matter, a fun time was had by all.
Stanley – I saw today that the real culprit turned himself in. He said all the right things in his apology, but I still don't know how sincere I thought it was.
Matt – See above re. culprit. The Phils will hopefully remain on a roll! Swept the Cubs, won the first game in Atlanta – woo hoo!
Ginny – Yep, it sure does. I guess he's killed off a few too many brain cells already…
Jenn – Your anti-rain dance must have helped, it ended up being a very comfortable evening (except for the loss, of course). Michael Vick – blaghh! I don't think too highly of this signing, though my husband thinks it was a good move. Time will tell.


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It's only a millionMay 02,2014Its sad what a million dollars has fallen to.
I have been thinking about this recently, ever since The Times had an article about Jeb Bushs scramble to make up for the fact that he left the governorship of Florida with a net worth of only $1.3 million.
I have to admit, I was surprised Jeb Bush did not have more money than that. He must have felt terrible at family gatherings. When they started planning for Christmas, do you think the other Bushes assured Jeb that theyd be happy with a pot holder or a knitted scarf, just as long as it was handmade?
The article, reported by Michael Barbaro, had a happy ending. Bush is now making more than $1 million a year just for giving advice to Barclays bank. Which is hardly his only job. He has a ton of gigs like that. People are lining up to pay vast sums for the mans opinion.
A million dollars used to be a magic number, a sign of permanent affluence. Youd made it! But now it wont buy you lunch with Warren Buffett (the winning bidder in a charity auction paid $1,000,100) or even, it appears, a public defender. The lawyers for the allegedly indigent former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and his father billed the government more than $1 million during their public corruption trial. Senior citizen thug Whitey Bulgers defense cost taxpayers more than $3 million.
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Back in the 1950s, people were watching Marilyn Monroe in How to Marry a Millionaire and on television, The Millionaire. That was the series about a superrich guy named John Beresford Tipton, who liked to send $1 million to total strangers. Secret gifts that changed their lives, although often not for the better. John Beresford Tipton was a little like the Koch brothers, except his checks were smaller and the recipients were not required to plot against solar energy.
How to Marry a Millionaire was the story of three women who were looking for rich consorts who would support them in the style to which they wished to become accustomed. Since it was the 50s, the plot held they were looking for husbands and nobody ever suggested that a million dollars would not be enough to keep a kept girl fed and sheltered.
But now we have learned from the ongoing Los Angeles Clippers crisis that owner Donald Sterling spent $1.8 million just to buy his lady friend a duplex. This information is contained in a lawsuit brought against the woman in question, V. Stiviano, by Sterlings estranged wife. Stivianos lawyer has not denied the part about the gifts, although he says there is not a peppercorn of a fact that any fraud was involved.
While the world cant wait for Sterling to vanish from our collective consciousness forever, I wouldnt mind keeping a peppercorn of a fact.
But to get back to politics: A million dollars will get you Jeb Bushs advice. Also, it will buy a visit from Hillary Clinton. Four, in fact she gets around $250,000 per appearance. When someone in the audience threw a shoe at her recently, she was speaking at the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries.
Hillary dodged the stiletto with quite a bit of dexterity and grace. But you had to ask: Why is this woman giving a paid talk to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries? The Clintons came out of the White House with very little cash, but theres got to be a point when you stop making up for lost time.
Its not that money doesnt buy happiness. Its that these days it requires a whole lot more than a million dollars. More than half of all the members of Congress are now millionaires, but many of them dont seem to be all that thrilled about their financial condition.
They feel: Were so underpaid, said Fred Wertheimer, the campaign finance reform activist.
Once politicians get to Congress, they become acquainted with people who are truly rich. Thats pretty much a necessity because re-election is something else you cannot generally buy for a million dollars. Suddenly, theyre hanging out with folks who have private jets and four houses.
Eventually, many lawmakers begin to feel as though they are making an enormous sacrifice by holding public office for $174,000 a year. And then theyre off to a D.C. law firm or lobbying job, which will pay them huge salaries for knowing the people they know. It will never occur to them that if voters had not given them that stint of public service, they would be processing divorce cases back home in East Cupcake.
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