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Skip to comments.Parting Ways [National Review fires John Derbyshire!]
Posted on 04/07/2012 4:24:15 PM PDT by cartan
Anyone who has read Derb in our pages knows he's a deeply literate, funny, and incisive writer. I direct anyone who doubts his talents to his delightful first novel, "Seeing Calvin Coolidge in a Dream, or any one of his "Straggler" columns in the books section of NR. Derb is also maddening, outrageous, cranky, and provocative. His latest provocation, in a webzine, lurches from the politically incorrect to the nasty and indefensible. We never would have published it, but the main reason that people noticed it is that it is by a National Review writer. Derb is effectively using our name to get more oxygen for views with which we'd never associate ourselves otherwise. So there has to be a parting of the ways. Derb has long danced around the line on these issues, but this column is so outlandish it constitutes a kind of letter of resignation. It's a free country, and Derb can write whatever he wants, wherever he wants. Just not in the pages of NR or NRO, or as someone associated with NR any longer.
Lowry is a pussy. This shows how weak that magazine has become since Buckley died. Screw You NR.
I read the Derbyshire article. It was honest.
The Kenyan lizard's pimp pimp Holder would be impressed.
NR is worthless and weak.
You can't handle the truth!
America is a failed state.
We will never get over the issue of slavery.
Blacks bring it up for cash and power and Whites accept it.
No conservative site, or discussion forums are able to challenge Jessie, Al or Farrakhan.
America must fold and start anew.
You must never tell the truth about Eric Holder's people.
National Review descends from the gutter to the sewer.
I no longer visit them, because I don't want to give them any hits.
I don't agree with Ann Coulter much anymore, but she nails it right on when she refers to these guys as "The Girly Boys at NRO"
F*** that.
National Review needs to go away and Breitbart needs his own mag.
Someone make it happen because screw all that Romney-pimping and Cain/Newt bombing.
Derbyshire's article sounded like common sense to me. I'm sure an Afro-American could pen an equally reasonable list of cautionary rules to use when dealing with a surfeit of Caucasoids. National Review seems to have lost its rudder. When my subscription is done, so am I.
I cant find the article ...is there a link to it?
Coward is right.
NRO seems to have disabled comments on Lowry's two posts about Derb.
This is "Breaking News"?
NRO=Electronic toilet paper
" Lowry is a pussy. This shows how weak that magazine has become since Buckley died. Screw You NR."
Lowry was never born : )
Now, I have fired the NRO. Over the years, I have been going there less and less. They are more interested in the approval of the msm than writing the truth. I will not miss going there.
What did the writer say in order to get fired? Did he finally discuss race?
To be exact, this is what I read..a commentary...couldn't find the original myself...
At the risk of name dropping, I knew Buckley reasonably well. More of a "friendly acquaintance" than a friend. What a wonderful individual. I got to see him debate Ramsey Clark back in the day. What a GREAT experience.
I gave a curtailed version of that talk to my daughter when she went off to college in Baltimore, focusing on recent crimes there, and the fact that a third of the young black men are under the supervision of the criminal justice system, and that young black women in that city had also committed race-based crime.
She cut me off; she thought I was racist, but a few months of the local news and older students' stories showed her that I was on the mark, and she is properly cautious.
I added that she should keep her long hair tied up and not "flip" it.
I told her that when I was in college, too many young black men, including fellow students, were trophy-hunting white girls, and that she should never feel pressured by accusations of racism.
I didn't say anything about acquiring a well-spoken black friend as a shield against accusations of racism; that IS wrong.
I do not want my sweet, loving, unprejudiced daughter injured or raped or killed because she is naive about the racial realities of big city crime, or for her to suppress her survival instincts and common sense for fear of being "racist."
For Derbyshire to write this publicly is to get fired from a conservative magazine.
For me to say publicly, that I had advised my daughter this way, would be to find myself ostracized in my town - this upscale exurban high-achieving paradise that all the newcomers picked for its good schools - which is code for what most of them will never say aloud or even let themselves think.
I cant find the article…is there a link to it?It is linked from the Lowry article. Here it is. You may have to hit reload a few times…
NR is dead to me.
Nothing in that article was one bit racist.
The National Review now stands athwart history, yelling,"Please don't hurt me. I promise to be a good little poodle."
I didn't know who John Derbyshire was until NRO did this. Now I'm glad to know who John Derbyshire is. I look forward to more 'truth-telling' from John Derbyshire.
I would like Lowry to identify just exactly what did John Derbyshire write that was false or not good advice to give your children.
Let me guess... no comments allowed on the page?
I read the article this morning. All it does is describe
the guidelines most people live by. Guess you just can't have it in print or say it out loud. I'm sure holder is
ROTFLHBAO. Someone wasn't a coward to have the conversation.
National Review is like the Weekly Reader we used to get in grade school, Its about 17 pages. Who cares. By the way NR if you're lurking,quit sending me stuff in the mail.
Now Lowry can get back to his A list Brie and Chablis parties. If an author fell in NR does it make a noise?
Happy Easter
There wasn't much doubt in my mind that they were going to fire him. NRO can't take the truth. Heck, the pansies there couldn't find their own buttholes without both hands and a good map, and even then it would take some luck.
Derbyshire is a sociologist and a prison doctor from what I have read, he would know these things better than anyone, he sees it on a daily basis.
Aside from the article's subject, I found the article to be written poorly. It was hard to understand.
Contrary to published reports, William F. Buckley is very much alive and well, using as little Arab oil as possible. Among other things I suspect he's packin' a pocket Constitution.
Derbyshire and Steyn were the only reasons I renewed my NR subscription for as long as I did. Both non-Americans, note.
My experiences with my first three black secretaries accords with his article:
I couldn't tell if they were lazy or stupid, and finally came to the conclusion that they were both lazy and stupid.
He wasn't being politically correct and neither am I.
As he states, he was almost shot and I am not with that company any longer, so it's just the naked truth.
"NRO seems to have disabled comments on Lowrys two posts about Derb."
You had to know they'd do that.
They are awful with the comments anyway.
I comment there the same way I write here. I strive to be insightful and not stupid. So many times my comment doesn't get posted at all, or so long after I've submitted it that it's pointless.
I have NO IDEA what their criteria might be.
I don't like this Derbyshire piece, but I will state for the record that I thought Coulter was right on in what she said after 9/11.
Funnily Glenn Reynolds "the instapundit" remarked the other day regarding a rather despairing column by Victor Davis Hanson on the middle east that: nobody's tried the Coulter plan yet.
I thought that was pretty amusing.
Sooner or later they will part ways with Mark Steyn because Steyn always writes truth too.
I can't get the webzine link to work. Anyone know the site name? I'll take Derb over that pansy Lowry any day.
"....which is code for what most of them will never say aloud or even let themselves think."
You are right about that.
Actually, Derb is a math guy. I suspect you are thinking of Theodore Dalrymple, who is also a fantastic writer!
I swore I would comment less on this site but can't help myself after reading all the great comments. I cancelled NR a couple years ago now because of their cowardice on the eligibility issue. Funny thing is one of the reasons I read the article before the brouhaha is because I no longer visit sites like NR.
(10a) Avoid concentrations of blacks not all known to you personally.
(10b) Stay out of heavily black neighborhoods.
In an amazingly timely earlier post here on FB, you may watch a video of a white tourist in downtown Baltimore being assaulted, stripped, and robbed by a gang of Holder's people, as more of Holder's people stand by and laugh. The poor sap's father should have had the talk with him.
Brietbart video here: http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2012/04/07/Crowd-Laughs-As-Man-Beaten-In-Balt
Earlier FB post: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2869407/posts
Dalyrimple.... Derbyshire...
Dang it....
I get those names confoosed.... argh
Good advice, heartwood.
I related a story yesterday about a Vietnam vet who got shot dead by one of Holder's "peeples."
His big error was opening his door and giving free bags of groceries to poor people.
"Derbyshire and Steyn were the only reasons I renewed my NR subscription for as long as I did."
That makes two of us. It's pretty sad that now the only part of the magazine of any worth is the last page; the rest isn't even fit for duty in the birdcages.
NR has utterly disgraced itself here.
I stopped visiting NRO when most of my comments - usually about their support for Mitt - were not posted.
Now it is time to delete the bookmark. Derbyshire's problem is that mathematicians are used to looking at numbers, not hiding them.
NRO is "The Voice of the Establishment GOP".
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Debates of Feb. 7th, 1994
House of Commons Hansard #16 of the 35th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament's site.) The word of the day was recall.
- House Of Commons Standing Orders
- Kahnawake Band Council
- St. John's Church
- Grain Handlers' Strike
- Cigarette Taxes
- Cp Rail
- Cellular Telephones
- International Year Of The Family
- 1996 British Columbia Summer Games
- Crimes Of Violence
- Serial Killer Games
- Bosnia-Hercegovina
- Social And Co-Operative Housing
- Employment
- Bosnia-Hercegovina
- Cn Rail
- Cigarette Taxes
- Bosnia
- Cigarette Smuggling
- Indian Affairs
- Cigarette Smuggling
- Indian Affairs
- Cigarette Smuggling
- Labour Dispute
- Exports
- Foreign Affairs
- Bosnia-Herzegovina
- Canadian Milk Board
- Vancouver Harbour
- Recall Legislation
- Taxation
- Michael Drake
- Border Crossings
- Labour Disputes
- Public Works
- Cigarettes
- Transportation Safety
- Canadian Multiculturalism Act
- Multiculturalism
- Criminal Code
- Petitions
- Questions On Order Paper
- House Of Commons Standing Orders
House Of Commons Standing Orders
Government Orders
1:45 p.m.
Werner Schmidt Okanagan Centre, BC
Mr. Speaker, I rise to address Parliament. The committee on parliamentary reform has put Motion No. 6 before the House. I wish to do a particular thing here, that is to reconcile the responsibility of a member of Parliament as a representative and the technological means that currently exist that would better facilitate the overall operation of this place.
I particularly wish to applaud the motion currently before the House to amend the standing orders. I suggest that these proposed changes are really but a tiny step forward. Given the task before us, now is the time to take not a tiny step but a big step forward. Now is the time to determine what aspects of the old way of doing politics should be kept as a tradition and what things should be changed so that we can improve and represent our constituents better in this place.
I am not talking about some kind of fantastical movie script. I believe it is time to leave the "Jurassic Park" era of governing without worrying about offending the old guard of "The Firm". We have surpassed the technological "Age of Innocence". As those who govern this land we want to improve our standards and efficiency of governing. To do that we must move forward at a pace similar to those we seek to serve.
As a member of Parliament I have a number of roles as does every member in this House. These include at least three areas: first as a representative, second as a legislator and finally as a source of legitimization. Let us examine each of these in turn.
Let us consider the words of the chairman and chief executive officer of Canada's largest chartered bank who described the new frontier before us as a multimedia universe of converging services ultimately coming into the home through a single carrier, smart phones, smart TVs, smart computers, smart VCRs, smart faxes and smart cards that let us pay bills, transfer money, make investments, play games, show pictures, selected products and services, take college courses and maybe even vote. Let me repeat those last words "maybe even vote". Electronic voting is one element which would greatly improve a member's ability to perform the duties of representation, legislation and legitimization.
Consider first the area of representation. Being the representative of Okanagan Centre incorporates three dimensions, mandate, proxy and trusteeship. The mandate function is determined by my political party whose principles and policies I support. By proxy I am bound to represent, to the degree that they can be determined, the wishes of the constituents in my area. In an instance in which that cannot be determined it is my responsibility to act as a trustee to make decisions that act in the best interests of my constituents. To be a truly effective representative we require a dynamic synthesis of all three roles.
After the debate in the House a decision is made on the matter. The decision is made by means of a vote. Where representation certainly takes place during the debate, actual representation happens when the vote is cast.
Because members are required to be away from this place from time to time it is not possible for them to be present at all times when a vote is called. When a member does not cast a vote
it can be argued that the member's constituents were not represented.
Let us recognize that we have the ability today to ensure that every member is able to vote on every bill from anywhere in the world. The technology can work for us.
Let us look at the second function, that of legislators. The decision to introduce legislation is not arbitrary but rather the development of implementation of legislative measures which reflect the goals of all Canadians. In its ideal form legislation is a result of consensus among Canadians. A recent example of consensus gathering was the pre-budget debate in this House. Another was the consultation of the Minister of Finance in four major urban centres in Canada. Although it is commendable that the minister sought the advice of Canadians it is unfortunate that this type of consultation does not occur before every major government decision.
Further, it is too bad that many Canadians were excluded and did not have the opportunity to participate in the finance minister's sessions. An electronic town hall meeting similar to the one recently held by U.S. Vice-President Al Gore would have enabled residents from every part of Canada to participate simultaneously in such consultations through technological interconnections.
A much wider and probably more representative consultation would have resulted without incurring the costs of air fares, hotels, meals and sundry items, to say nothing of the personal energy that was invested by the persons involved in travelling about this country.
A final function of a member is that of legitimization. Democracy requires that the rules which govern society are respected. Respect results from an acceptance, not necessarily agreement with legislation either past or present. The notion of legitimization comes from belief that a member will act in accordance with the rules of decorum and do the utmost to represent the riding.
Legitimization occurs as a function of the member voting on legislation, responding to constituents and fulfilling the promises made during an election campaign.
The notion of legitimization may be taken one step farther to include access to information. A government which voluntarily shares information as well as seeks the opinions of its people instils trust between government and the people. Failure to observe this relationship results in cynicism as was evident during the last federal election.
Open and easy access demystifies the political process and reaffirms the need for our existence. I am suggesting that we examine the contents of the technology treasure chest.
Technology can allow individuals to communicate more readily and easily with their members and with the government as a whole. My job as a representative of my constituents would be made easier if the federal government took a big step forward and provided greater integration, technological integration, within the House and outside the House.
Many Canadians know that both government and business leaders need to understand the drivers of change within our economic system. Those who understand the impact of technology and the impact that it will have will be the successful leaders of the future.
Many aspects of the tomorrow envisioned by Alvin Toffler in his works The Third Wave and Future Shock are upon us today. Technology affords us the right to expect bringing into existence, probably in the House, the concept of electronic democracy. It is this concept that should be incorporated into any discussion concerning parliamentary reform, particularly as we try to fulfil the many roles that members must undertake to represent their constituents.
We are taking small steps in the proposed amendment, but now is the time to take a big step and significantly alter the standing orders of the House of Commons to incorporate technology and thus greater involvement from all Canadians into the decision making process. Imagine electronic referendums and more direct, less complicated democracy, electronic interaction with constituents and with this place.
Now is the time. Carpe diem. Let us seize the day.
House Of Commons Standing Orders
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
St. Boniface
Ronald J. Duhamel Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Public Works and Government Services
Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his address and I ask a couple of brief questions.
I listened rather carefully but I did not hear any reference, although there might have been, to other countries utilizing some of the concepts that he has put forward. Are there examples of other countries doing exactly that?
The other question is in terms of cost. Do we have any notion as to how costly this would be?
House Of Commons Standing Orders
Government Orders
1:55 p.m.
Werner Schmidt Okanagan Centre, BC
Mr. Speaker, in the first instance there are other examples in which this technology has been and is being applied. A variety of examples can be made. For example, I referred to Vice-President Al Gore who conducted a town hall meeting electronically and people virtually from right across the United States, from one end to the other, were able to talk to one another in this particular instance via a computer network.
Of particular interest to me in that instance was the involvement of people unable to come to a meeting, who were physically disabled and had to sit at home in their wheelchairs. They were able to involve themselves as readily and as completely as someone not physically disabled. There was a great and wonderful opportunity for these people to be actively involved in the decision making and communication interaction process.
With regard to the second question of the hon. member as to the cost, the details of this have not been worked out. I do not
have the details of the costs, but there are two dimensions here. One is the dollar cost and the other is that if we really believe in democracy we should pay the price to have democracy that actually reflects our people's needs. We will do so successfully and it will not be an inordinate amount. To suggest that the present system does not cost money is false as well.
House Of Commons Standing Orders
Government Orders
2 p.m.
Ron MacDonald Dartmouth, NS
Mr. Speaker, I know the clock is ticking but very quickly I would like to ask the member a question. He is a new member who canvassed on a platform of parliamentary reform as some of us on this side of the House did. Does he not believe that some of the initiatives which have been undertaken by the new government have been positive?
An example is the fact that we have had so many free debates in the House on major issues. In the early days of this Parliament the government put forward some initiatives to start the reform of the political process.
House Of Commons Standing Orders
Government Orders
2 p.m.
Werner Schmidt Okanagan Centre, BC
Mr. Speaker, if the hon. member had listened carefully to my speech, he would have heard that I did applalud the government's actions in my speech.
Kahnawake Band Council
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Claude Bachand Saint-Jean, QC
Mr. Speaker, the Kahnawake Band Council has issued a press release which is a full blown charge against Quebecers and their government. This press release refers to the hatred of the population, the persecution of English speaking Quebecers and the immorality of the Quebec government.
I want to say that Quebecers are a tolerant people and that, despite numerous exactions by armed native groups, they continue to have good relations with native people. Moreover, I would like to say that the Quebec government was the first to recognize the principle of self-determination and that the James Bay Agreement is still a model in Canada.
We have in Quebec a joint forum made up of equal numbers of representatives from various native peoples and representatives of Quebec society where current problems are being discussed. Instead of resorting to such unacceptable and provocative language, the Mohawks should join this forum.
St. John's Church
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Peter Adams Peterborough, ON
Mr. Speaker, the people of St. John's Church, Peterborough are proud of their past and are planning confidently for the future.
A few years ago, the 150-year old church encountered damp and peeling paint on its walls. Studies showed that the proper cure involved major repairs to roofs and walls as well as repainting. Instead of simply trying to patch, members of the congregation embarked on an elaborate program to restore their church to the glory that it had a few decades ago.
Despite difficult economic times, the work has now been finished. The architectural heritage of the city of Peterborough has been greatly enriched. The new chimes bring a sound of hope to all citizens.
There is a lesson here for all Canadians. Like St. John's, let us be proud of our rich heritage and build on it not for ourselves, but for our children.
Grain Handlers' Strike
Statements By Members
February 7th, 1994 / 2 p.m.
Marlene Cowling Dauphin—Swan River, MB
Mr. Speaker, I rise today for the first time in this House to bring forward the concerns of the farmers of my constituency, Dauphin-Swan River, with respect to the grain handlers' strike on the west coast.
I strongly encourage the parties involved on the west coast to resolve their differences quickly because a large number of innocent third parties on the prairies are drastically affected by the work stoppage.
Cigarette Taxes
Statements By Members
2 p.m.
Bob Ringma Nanaimo—Cowichan, BC
Mr. Speaker, many of my constituents are greatly concerned by the suggestion that the government may be about to lower the taxes on cigarettes. The concerns range from the loss of revenue to the increase in health costs due to the effects of smoking.
Now the health minister for the province of British Columbia has added his voice to those of my constituents. The hon. Paul Ramsey predicts a 35 per cent increase in tobacco consumption by B.C.'s adolescents if the government follows through with its suggested tax cut.
In addition, Mr. Ramsey projects the measure will result in an increase of $130 million per year to his budget for the treatment of tobacco related illnesses.
Mr. Ramsey has requested the government take no action to reduce taxes until it is fully discussed at the meeting of federal-provincial territorial ministers of health tomorrow.
My constituents and I add our voices to that request.
Cp Rail
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Alex Shepherd Durham, ON
Mr. Speaker, those of us who are proud Canadians are offended that CP Rail has decided to change its company logo into what in effect looks like the Canadian flag becoming or being subsumed into the America flag.
It is not just Canadians who are offended by this logo. This logo has also been challenged in the United States for defaming the American flag.
Regardless of CP's rights as a private company to choose any logo it wants, Canadians should have a voice in this matter. CP Rail is a company that Canadian taxpayers have helped to establish through subsidies, outright gifts of land and other means. I note that most of the track in eastern Canada is owned by CN and more precisely, the taxpayers of Canada.
Currently CN, which displays the Canadian flag on its trains, and CP are in negotiations for consolidation of rail service in eastern Canada.
I would like to bring this matter to the attention of the House so that we can convey our desire to have the Canadian flag and not the offensive logo of CP Rail flying over taxpayers' property in eastern Canada.
Cellular Telephones
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Patrick Gagnon Bonaventure—Îles-De-La-Madeleine, QC
Mr. Speaker, today, I would like to mention one instance where federalism was good for Quebec.
The Federal Office of Regional Development has recently announced a partnership between Canada and Quebec which will allow Ericsson Communications of Montreal to launch an important research and development project in the field of cellular telephone communications.
That partnership between the federal and provincial governments and Ericsson will maintain 400 jobs and create 140 new ones. The expected investments could exceed $94 million and will open important markets for many small and medium sized businesses in Quebec.
Thanks to such investments, Ericsson will be a world leader in cellular phone technology. That project reaffirms, once again, Montreal's position as the true telecommunications centre in Canada.
In conclusion, let me stress the fact that this company has been able to pursue its expansion in Montreal and in Quebec thanks to the Canada-Quebec agreement on industrial development.
International Year Of The Family
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Bernard Deshaies Abitibi, QC
Mr. Speaker, 1994 is the International Year of the Family. This should be the opportunity for parliamentarians to become aware of the many difficulties Quebec and Canadian families are faced with, and for the government to respond to the crying needs of today's families. It goes without saying that the economic difficulties we are experiencing take a terrible toll on families.
According to Statistics Canada in 1990, 1.1 million Canadian children lived below the poverty line. No one can be indifferent to such alarming figures. Another international research organization estimates that 29 per cent of single parent families live below the poverty line, putting Canada in seventh place among industrialized countries.
It is high time we give back their dignity to Quebec and Canadian families so they can fully develop on a personal level and find total fulfilment worthy of a truly modern society.
1996 British Columbia Summer Games
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Jim Gouk Kootenay West—Revelstoke, BC
Mr. Speaker, it gives me great pleasure to rise in the House to announce that the neighbouring cities of Trail and Castlegar in the riding of Kootenay West-Revelstoke have jointly been selected as the location for the 1996 British Columbia Summer Games.
Kootenay West-Revelstoke is made up of many small towns and communities, the largest having a population of about 10,000.
The games are traditionally held in large urban areas but nowhere will visitors find the hospitality and enthusiasm that will be present during the 1996 games. The two towns are representative of the spirit and hospitality which can be found throughout the riding.
I would like to take this opportunity to invite all members of the House and all of their constituents to visit the most breathtaking area in western Canada and to enjoy the spirit of the games and the hospitality of my riding.
Crimes Of Violence
Statements By Members
2:05 p.m.
Beth Phinney Hamilton Mountain, ON
Mr. Speaker, earlier today I had the pleasure of participating in a special presentation when members of CAVEAT, Citizens Against Violence Everywhere Advocating its Termination, presented petitions containing over 2.5 million signatures to the Minister of Justice.
These petitions ask that Parliament recognize that crimes of violence against the person are serious and abhorrent to society.
Mrs. Priscilla de Villiers suffered a tragedy in her family with the abduction and murder of her daughter, Nina, in 1991. Mrs. de Villiers was determined to turn tragedy into positive action. She formed CAVEAT and brought to national attention the deficiencies in the criminal justice system through media appearances and a petition which has elicited an overwhelming response from over 2.5 million Canadians.
We are honoured to have Mrs. de Villiers and some of the members of CAVEAT with us today. I am sure all my colleagues join me in saluting her efforts to bring about changes to the criminal justice system.
Serial Killer Games
Statements By Members
2:10 p.m.
Derek Lee Scarborough—Rouge River, ON
Mr. Speaker, I would like to draw the attention of this House to the disturbing proliferation of killer board games and serial killer cards depicting perpetrators of violence.
Many Canadians have expressed concern about the insensitive glorification of violent crime that these games promote. The exploitation of human suffering for the purpose of financial gain is morally unacceptable.
Recognizing that the most expedient means of getting such products out of stores is to make them prohibitively expensive and that there may be freedom of speech issues in relation to our charter, I recently tabled a motion recommending $100 per unit tax levy on the manufacture or importation of such products which explicitly depict or promote actual or fictional perpetrators of homicide, kidnapping or sexual assault.
I urge this government to consider that motion as a means of preventing or limiting distribution of these products in Canada.

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quote GotenksJust posting this in this forum as well so you know.Hey guys, I want to clear something up with all of you so there is no confusion in the future in terms of the "Rate My Teams".
Any RMTs that are for competitive battling are to be posted in the Strategy forum and any in game RMTs will be posted in here. There is no point to have in game RMTs in the Battle forum as that's for online battling.
So if any RMTs pop up in here or SS. If they say it's an in game then it stays here and any competitive ones can be directed to the Strategy. And if they don't state it then ask!
Any questions/concerns can be posted here about this.
quote GefloungPlease make the forum skins optional though.
quote GefloungDon't get me wrong, I do too, but it's more a gimmick than anything.It's a preference. I rather like the way Neoseeker's forums look by default.
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The winner of a record-breaking Powerball jackpot is swooping in to help fix a school in the small Maine town where she lived for years.
Gloria MacKenzie, whose $590.5 million prize in June was the largest single-winner Powerball jackpot ever, has promised to donate about $2 million to Schenck High School in East Millinocket, Maine, where her children attended school and her daughter has taught for 39 years.
Superintendent Quenten Clark confirmed the donation Wednesday, saying it will solve years-old problems by funding repairs to a leaky roof as well as problems in the gymnasium.
"I don't see any way where we could continue on indefinitely without doing the roof repairs," Clark said.
The MacKenzie family contacted the school about the donation, and the family and school are currently working out the legal complications that accompany a private donation to a public school, Clark said.
He said he's hopeful the donation can be approved by the time school starts this fall and that work will begin next summer when weather in Maine is good enough for construction.
"They could've taken their money and gone anywhere," Clark said. "They wanted to invest back into the community they've been part of for generations."
Schenck High School houses about 300 students, including kindergarten through fourth-grade students who attend an elementary school in the same building. Clark said East Millinocket is a "small, isolated, tight-knit" community that people don't often want to leave.
This is not the first time MacKenzie, who now lives in Jacksonville, has been spotlighted for her generosity since raking in $278.2 million after taxes in June.
The Tampa Bay Times reported in June that MacKenzie — or a woman who looks like her — paid the bill for almost 200 diners at Buddy Freddys in Plant City, Fla.
The woman who paid the tab said she wasn't the lottery winner, although restaurant employees said she looked like MacKenzie.
MacKenzie could not be reached for comment and has not spoken out publicly about the donation to Schenck High School.
"It's a wonderful thing they're doing," Clark said. "We've been trying to figure out for two years what to do about this. Who knew it would take someone in the community winning the lottery?"


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John F. West, 66, of Fonda, passed away May 29, 2013, surrounded by his loving family.
John was born to Burton and Elma Jane West in Jamestown, N.Y., on April 16, 1947. John attended Randolph Central School in Randolph, N.Y. He graduated with degrees from Mount Union College, Kent State University and SUNY Albany.
John married Kathryn Lindquist on July 6, 1968. He spent the majority of his career with the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District as a physical education teacher, coach, and middle school principal for 14 years. As a coach, John led championship teams in football, baseball and wrestling. John's interests included spending time with family, building projects, golfing and following the Pitts-burgh Pirates.
John is survived by Kathryn, his wife of 45 years. John and Kathy have two daughters: Julia Ruth Susi, married to Jeffrey Susi, and Janine Alicia Nelsen, married to Douglas Nelsen. John has five grandchildren: his namesakes Charles John Susi and John Thorsen Nel-sen, Ella Carolyn Nelsen, Joseph Jeffrey Susi and Clara Beatrice Nelsen. He is survived by two sisters: Barbara West and Mary Jane Anderson; a brother, Jeffrey West; a niece, Audrey Anderson; and five nephews: Dylan Huig, Erik Huig, Logan West, John Archer West and Isaiah Anderson.
He is predeceased by his parents, Elma Jane and Bur-ton West, and a nephew, Aaron Anderson.
Calling hours will be from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, June 2 at the Fonda-Fultonville Central School District high school auditorium. A funeral ser-vice will take place on Monday, June 3 at 10 a.m. at the Fonda Reformed Church. Please visit and sign the family's guest book at www.brbsfuneral.com.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the FFCSD John West Memorial Scholarship Fund, entrusted to Jackson & Betz Funeral Home, 15 Main St., Fultonville, NY 12072.


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The peak breeding season occurs in early July. The total gestation period is about 11 months (Riedman, 1990). Most births occur from mid-May to mid-June (Scheffer, 1958) with the majority of pups born in mid-June. The time between birth and estrus is about 28 days. California sea lions reach sexual maturity between four and five years (Riedman, 1990).

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The second round of the fourth annual Chautauqua's Got Talent competition featured 20 acts, but only 16 will compete in round three.
Area residents headed to The Spire Theater of Jamestown on Monday evening to see the talent competition, presented by Big Time Productions and The Post-Journal, which showcases a variety of local performers.
According to Angelo Giuffre, event organizer for Big Time Productions, as the competition progresses, it's going to be increasingly difficult for the audience to make decisions on who to eliminate.
"(Tonight) I saw that these people have even more talent than I realized," said Giuffre. "Everyone did a little something to surprise us this week, and I was very pleased with the talent tonight. It was fun, and I think it's going to be really close. This audience has a tough job cut out for them."
The four who were eliminated this week included: Donovan Gomez, a pop vocalist from Jamestown; Leisha Kolstee, a singer-songwriter and guitar player from Jamestown; K-la Walker-Fleurant, a vocalist from Jamestown; and Ashley Paulus, a pianist and vocalist of Dewittville.
The remaining contestants are competing for a $500 cash prize, website, promotional press kit and a free dinner each month at Wing City Grille for a year.
The show was opened by SYMBA, featuring Hayley Restivo and Ryan Hawkins, an instrumental and vocal duo from Jamestown. The duo took a different approach on their performance of "Youth," by Daughter, with Restivo singing vocals without the accompaniment of a guitar while Hawkins took over that role with some piano.
Gomez once again took on the Jackson 5 with his rendition of "I'll Be There." He was followed by Corinne Edwards, a contemporary singer from Jamestown, who adopted a slower, more thoughtful song by Ingrid Michaelson entitled "The Way I Am." The audience was then given a performance that needed no words for expression when Anna Paterniti, a ballet dancer from Jamestown, enraptured viewers with a piece called "The Dying Swan."
Samantha Marie Elleman, a contemporary singer from Jamestown, made a bold move by singing an a cappella version of "When You Say Nothing At All." She was followed by Stephanie Bensen, a singer-songwriter and guitar player from Jamestown, who wowed guests with an acoustic version of "Hallelujah." Taylor Latour, a vocalist of Lakewood, further impressed the audience when she, by surprise, performed a haunting opera song.
Paulus then discarded her usual keystrokes and picked up a ukulele and was joined by her boyfriend for a duet of Ingrid Michaelson's "You And I." Corey Osborne, a theatrical vocalist from Jamestown, then took the stage to belt out "Feeling Good" by Michael Buble. Just before intermission, Teal Weatherly, a contemporary cross-over vocalist of Jamestown, powered through a Celine Dion song entitled "Taking Chances."
After a brief intermission, Kolstee performed one of her original songs entitled "Before You Go." Victoria McThian and Sean Gardner, a vocal and piano duo from Jamestown, broke it down with Kelly Clarkson's "Because Of You." They were followed by Halle Weston, a pop singer from Bemus Point, who tried out an a cappella version of Dixie Chicks' "Travelin' Soldier." Then Walker-Fleurant donned an all white dress and poured out Beyonce's "Listen."
Lindsey Hinger, a specialty dancer of Warren, drew the audience and the judges' attention with an oriental dance that featured silk fans. And, in keeping with her strong suit, Cathy Covarrubias, a theatrical vocalist from Jamestown, put on some high heels, a sparkly blue dress and a feather in her hair to perform "Maybe This Time" from "Cabaret." The evening took a turn when Austin Anderson, a vocalist and guitarist from Jamestown, performed Eric Clapton's "Tears In Heaven" in honor of the late 5-year-old Isabella M. Stanford.
Maia Davis, a pop singer from Jamestown, tested her vocal chords with Miley Cyrus' "The Climb." Then Michael Earle, a singer and pianist from Falconer, brought new enthusiasm to 3 Doors Down's "Here Without You." The evening concluded with Victoria Campbell, a singer from Little Valley, whose emotional ballad by The Last Five Years entitled "Still Hurting," captured the eyes and ears of everyone in the house and featured a piano accompaniment.
"I saw a huge improvement (this week)," said Ylsa Giuffre, judge and CEO of Big Time Productions. "I think the performers got over their opening night jitters, and they are starting to realize that they really have to bring their best to keep up with the rest of the entertainment. So, we're starting to see their best, and their hidden talents emerging. (Next week) I hope to see even further escalation of those talents."
The third round of this year's competition is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Monday at the Spire Theater, 317 E. Third St. in Jamestown. Tickets to each night are $6 pre-sale or $8 at the door, and a pass for all nights is available for $25. The tickets can be purchased at The Labyrinth Press Co., 12 E. Fourth St. in Jamestown.
Sponsors of the event include Tim Hortons, Lutheran Social Services, Secret Garden Flower Shop, Odyssey Events and Wing City Grille. Each week an audience member is selected to receive a free dinner to Wing City Grille. Lighting for the show is provided by Prime Time DJ, and sound is handled by Star-Sirch Productions.
For more information, call 450-7357, visit spiretheater.org or search for "Chautauqua's Got Talent" on Facebook.


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LINGUIST List 18.3015
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Calls: Applied Ling,Computational,General Ling/USA
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Message 1: Applied Natural Language Processing
Phil McCarthy <pmccarthy
Applied Natural Language Processing
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Full Title: Applied Natural Language Processing
Short Title: ANLP at FLAIRS
Date: 15-May-2008 - 17-May-2008
Location: Miami, USA
Contact Person: Phil McCarthy
Meeting Email: pmccarthy
Web Site:
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Cognitive Science; Computational
Linguistics; General Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)
Call Deadline: 21-Nov-2007
Meeting Description
The track of Applied Natural Language Processing is a forum for researchers
working in natural language processing (NLP), computational linguistics (CL),
applied linguistics (AL) and related areas. The rapid pace of development in
natural language processing in textual studies, speech recognition, speech
production, and data mining has led to a revived interest in tools able to
understand, organize and extract information from natural language sources.
These include the analysis of online materials, most of them in textual form or
text combined with other media (visual, audio), the use of innovative
human-computer interfaces, such as interactive agents, which benefit from
language understanding, and the use of computational tools to facilitate
intelligent tutoring systems and instructional methodology. In addition, natural
language processing can facilitate human-computer interaction for people with
special needs, assist in the organization of classification systems, and
coordinate text segmentation.
While papers and contributions on traditional issues are welcome, the 2008
special track will emphasize applications by the NLP/CL community, particularly
in areas such as multilingual processing, learning environments, multimodal
communication, bioNLP, spam filtering, language acquisition, textual assessment,
language varieties, materials development, generic classification, and
educational applications etc. We also encourage papers in information retrieval,
speech processing and machine learning that present actual applications that can
benefit from or have an impact on NLP/CL.
We invite original papers that describe work in, but not limited to, the
following areas
1. NL-based Knowledge Representations and Systems
2. Applied Linguistics and First and Second Language Acquisition
3. English for Specific Purposes
4. Textual assessment indices
5. Syntax
6. Semantics
7. Coreference Resolution
8. Word Sense Disambiguation
9. Text Cohesion and Coherence
10. Dialogue Management and Systems
11. Language Generation
12. Language Models
13. Human Computer Interfaces - in particular, multimodal human-computer
communication and language as the only acceptable human-computer communication
channel for the handicapped and elderly
14. Machine Learning applied to NL problems
15. Multilingual Processing
16. Standardization, Language Resources, Corpora Building, and Annotation Languages
17. NL in Learning Environments
18. Semantic Web, Ontologies, Reasoning
19. Applications: Machine Translation, Summarization, Intelligent Tutoring,
Question Answering, Information Extraction, etc.
20. Others
Submission Guidelines
Interested authors should format their papers according to AAAI formatting
guidelines. The papers should be original work and not submitted (or in
submission) to any other conference. Papers should not exceed 6 pages and are
due by November 20, 2007. For FLAIRS-21, the 2008 conference, the reviewing is
not blind. Authors should indicate the special track if one exists that closely
matches the topic of their paper. All submissions will be done electronically
via the FLAIRS web submission system available through the paper submission site
Please, check the website
for information regarding
Authors are encouraged, but not required, to offer their services as reviewers
on the program committee. Please contact either Philip McCarthy or Scott
Crossley if you are interested.
Conference Proceedings
Papers will be refereed and all accepted papers will appear in the conference
proceedings which will be published by AAAI Press. Selected authors will be
invited to submit extended versions of their papers to a special issue of the
International Journal on Artificial Intelligence Tools (IJAIT) to be published
in 2008.
Organizing Committee
Philip McCarthy, Institute for Intelligent Systems
Scott Crossley, Mississippi State University
Current Program Committee
Anna Feldman, Montclair State University
Stephen Anthony, University of California San Diego
Smaranda Muresan, Columbia University
Andrew Gordon, University of Southern California
Diana Inkpen, University of Toronto
Vasile Rus, University of Memphis
Peter Clark, Boeing
Andrew Olney, Institute for Intelligent Systems
Constantin Orasan, University of Wolverhampton
Katherine M Forbes Riley, University of Pittsburg
Sidney D'Mello, Institute for Intelligent Systems
Chutima Boonthum, Hampton University
Srinivasa Pillarisetti, Institute for Intelligent Systems
Yorick Wilks, University of Sheffield
Leo Ferres, Carleton University
Zygmunt Vetulani, Adam Mickiewicz University
Gael Dias, University of Beira Interior
Kyle Demsey, Institute for Intelligent Systems
Asif Ekbal, Jadavpur University
Rada Mihalcea, University of North Texas
Sivaji Bandyopadhyay, Jadavpur Unviersity
Xiaofei Lu, Pennsylvania State University
Manish Mehta, Georgia Institute of Technology
Andrea Corradini, University of Potsdam
Roberto Navigli, University of Rome La Sapienza
Christian Hempelman, hakia
Further Information
Questions regarding the NLP Special Track should be addressed to the track
Philip McCarthy, email
Scott A. Crossley, email
Questions regarding paper submission should be addressed to the
FLAIRS-2008 program co-chairs:
David Wilson, University of North Carolina Charlotte, email
Geoff Sutcliffe, University of Miami, email
General questions concerning the conference should be addressed to the
FLAIRS-2008 conference co-chairs:
Douglas D. Dankel II, University of Florida, email
Special Tracks Chair
Rainer Knauf, Ilmenau Technical University, Ilmenau, Germany
Invited Speakers
To be announced
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Property tax hike to come before FD council Monday
The property tax rate in Fort Dodge would increase by 4 percent under a proposal to be considered by the City Council on Monday.
The new property tax rate proposed for the 2013-2014 fiscal year is $20.82 per $1,000 of taxable value.
The current property tax rate is $19.92 per $1,000 of taxable value.
The council will meet at 5 p.m. Monday in the Municipal Building, 819 First Ave. S.
The elected officials are scheduled to start their work by reviewing more proposed spending plans for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
Budgets for the downtown parking system, the mayor and city manager's office, the council, legal services, the Municipal Building and other buildings, tort liability insurance, human resources, information technology, and debt service will be considered.
Increased costs for employee benefits are a major factor driving the property tax increase, according to a draft presentation to the council that City Manager David Fierke will present Monday.
According to data in that presentation, the portion of the tax levy that pays for employee benefits will rise by 91 cents to $6.84 per $1,000 of taxable value.
Other major components of the levy are:
$8.10 for the general fund, which pays for police and fire protection plus many other government functions.
$4.40 for paying off general obligation bond debt.
61 cents for liability insurance.
42 cents for Dodger Area Rapid Transit.
27 cents emergency levy to help balance the general fund.
12 cents to support Citizens Central, the senior citizens center.
6 cents for the Karl King Municipal Band.
For the past several years, the city has also had a 2 cents per $1,000 of taxable value levy to help support the Webster County Emergency Management Agency. That is not included in the proposed tax rate for 2013-2014.


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Topic: Tool to trace calls at runtime
Hello Everyone,
I have inherited a 2 year old rails 2.3.10 app and have to perform minor bug fixes on it from time to time. Wondering if anyone knows of a way/tool to trace method calls and such through the app? I have set the log level to debug but all I get is more and more sql -- what I want are the classes/methods that generate the sql .
Any other useful tools or methodologies for my situation would also be helpful.
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14 Ideas for Painted Floors
When Architect Timothy Haynes and his partner, designer Kevin Roberts, were asked to create a home in the Hamptons for a Wall Streeter and his young family, they understood that the job would loom large for them, not just while they were in the midst of it, but forever. The two designers are known for high-end residences throughout the world, but this project, a vast enclave set on the ocean, was, by definition, unique.
"We knew that it was likely to be the last opportunity of its kind," Haynes recalls. "There simply aren't going to be any more new estates built on the beach in Southampton. There just isn't any more room." The designers understood that the property would be a focal point of the area's landscape—and the clients' family—for generations to come. "We felt like we had a special responsibility to get it right," says Roberts.
A sitting area features a Perriand daybed, 1950s chairs by Pierre Jeanneret, a petrified-wood–and-bronze cocktail table, and a 1960s Sputnik chandelier by Stilnovo; the steel, oak, and glass staircase is custom made, and Haynes-Roberts designed the rug.
Luckily for the pair, the heft of the task was leavened by the clients' exuberance and creative intelligence. The couple, who have five children between the ages of three and 15, wanted a home that would be both rugged and refined. Most of all, they wanted to enjoy the process, not just check in from time to time. "They were total partners in this, enjoying every moment and decision," says Roberts. "They knew what the best clients know—that you should make the process part of the house itself."
In the living room, the custom-made sofa is upholstered in an Edelman leather, the 1960s steel chairs by François Monnet are covered in a Knoll Luxe mohair, the 1940s "finger chair" is by Maurice Pre, and the stools are by Charlotte Perriand; the 1960s light fixture is by Arredoluce, the wall sculpture is by Aldo Chaparro, and the custom-made rug is by Beauvais Carpets. In the library beyond, a painting by Donald Moffett hangs above the fireplace.
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2013-05-23 / Paxton News
Town-wide yard sale set for June 15
The Paxton Lions will host its annual town-wide yard sale Saturday, June 15, rain or shine.
The cost is $10, which will include advertising and your location on the yard sale map. Selectmen have given permission for the Lions to open the town common for residents. The fee is $15 and space is limited, so book early.
Maps will be available the day of the sale and a $1 donation to the Paxton Lion's administration fund is requested. For more information or to add your name to the map, contact Lion Nick Powlovich at 508-755-7389.


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Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1
Calories 372
Total Fat 18 g
Saturated Fat 3 g
Sodium 318 mg
Total Carbohydrate 11 g
Dietary Fiber 4 g
Protein 43 g
Ingredients and Preparation
Ingredients Measures
Olive oil 1 tablespoon + 2 teaspoons
Fresh lemon juice 2 tablespoons
Dried thyme 1 teaspoon
Dijon mustard 2 teaspoons
Turkey breast tenderloin ¾ pound
Medium red bell pepper, sliced into strips ½
Medium orange bell pepper, sliced into strips ½
Medium zucchini, sliced on the diagonal 1
Salt 1/8 teaspoon
Freshly ground pepper to taste
Fresh chives, chopped 2 tablespoons
Mixed greens 2 cups
Balsamic vinaigrette 4 teaspoons
- Combine olive oil, lemon juice, thyme, and mustard in a resealable plastic bag. Add turkey, toss to coat, and marinate in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours.
- Prepare outdoor grill or indoor grill pan.
- Brush bell pepper and zucchini with 2 teaspoons of olive oil and grill for 2-3 minutes on each side. Season with 1/8 teaspoon salt and freshly ground pepper to taste.
- Remove turkey from bag and grill for 4-5 minutes on each side, or until cooked through. Slice into strips.
- Divide mixed greens onto 2 plates. Top with grilled veggies, turkey, and chives. Drizzle each salad with 2 teaspoons balsamic vinaigrette.


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Preston Nutter Ranch
DescriptionThe Preston Nutter Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is located northeast of Sunnyside, Utah. Higher elevations range from 9700 feet in the south to 9800 feet in the north. Then in the northwest corner elevation reaches 10000 feet. Range Creek cuts this high area, ranging from 9200 feet to 9900 feet. Cottonwood Canyon moving from west to east ranges from 9400 feet to 8000 feet, Jack Creek in like manner ranges from 9600 to 8100 feet. Flat Canyon (7300 feet to 9600 feet) and Summer-house Canyon (7400 feet to 9000 feet), also cut the Unit on the eastside. The most common elevation is 8600 feet but ranges from 6800 feet to 10000 feet with an elevation difference of 3200 feet. Fifty-five percent (55%) of the CWMU elevation ranges between 7900 feet and 9000 feet an elevation difference of 1100 feet.
Almost half of the Preston Nutter Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit is covered by Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe (62). This Sagebrush Steppe is confined to to the westside of the unit. A quarter of the unit is covered by Rocky Mountain Aspen Forest and Woodland (22), and is dominant on the west side of the unit. The final quarter of the unit is covered with a combination Forest, Woodland, Pinyon-Juniper, and Grassland, Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland (28), Colorado Plateau Pinyon-Jiniper Woodland (36), Rocky Mountain Subapline Dry-Mesic Spruce-Fir Forest and Woodland, and Southern Rocky Mountain Montane-subalpine Grassland (71).
One of the Preston Nutter Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Mangement Unit (CWMU) nearest weather stations, SUNNYSIDE (428474), is 7.2 km southwest of the southwest edge of the CWMU. SUNNYSIDE has eighty-three (83) years of records, 1905 - 1988. During the FALL (September, October and November) the average precipitation is 4.13 inches, but it can be as high as 7.39 inches or as low as 1.66 inches. During the 91-day FALL period, 14 days will experience greater than or equal to 0.01 inch of precipitation, 9 days of greater than or equal to 0.10 inch, or 2 days of the greater than or equal to 0.50 inch of precipitation. There can also be 1 day with precipitation greater than or equal to 1.00 inch. Snowfall during the FALL averages 12.6 inches but can be as high as 31.0 inches. FALL temperature at SUNNYSIDE averages 49.2 degrees F. but can be as high as 89.0 degrees F. or as low as 8.0 degrees F. During the FALL, 30 days will be below freezing (32 degrees F.) and no day above 90 degrees F. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World by Harvard's Tony Wagner is written for "Waldorf parents, Montessori moms and Koala dads," according to Education Gadfly.
The premise is that America needs to foster more innovation and grow more entrepreneurs—both the STEM and social varieties—to remain globally competitive. Drawing on 150 interviews (and ten case studies of young innovators), Wagner argues that play, passion, and purpose must dominate one's growth (through childhood and into college). . . . He exalts disruptive innovation, calls for abolishing "publish or perish" tenure determinations for professors, concedes that content cannot be drowned in an effort to boost process skills, and posits an interesting charter-like reboot of college education.
Living in Silicon Valley, I meet lots of entrepreneurs who are both very well-educated in technical fields and creative risk takers. Many are immigrants drawn to the U.S. by the entrepreneurial culture — or they're the children of supportive, engaged, educated parents.
Teens have formed an entrepreneurs' clubat Palo Alto High, my daughter's alma mater, reports the New York Times.
Like many young entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley, Matthew Slipper knows that success does not come easy. His first startup, an online education venture, flopped. His second, a video-sharing app for the iPhone, has sold only 20 copies.
But Slipper is optimistic. He should be. He's just 18, a founding member of the Paly Entrepreneurs Club, an extracurricular group at the local high school that sprang into existence last September — the brainchild of about a dozen students committed to inventing the future.
. . . Founding a company in high school is "a great opportunity," said Vincent Gurle, 18. Later in life, "if you fail at business you might have to go live with your parents," he said. "But we're already doing that."
It helps to have parents and neighbors who have started or financed high-tech companies.


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I'm kicking around an article idea on this.
I am interested in showing comments (from you guys and others) in the article.
We have hated on some Browns over the years- What are your memories of them? Was the hate justified? Is your present-day perspective changed?
Bill Belichick
Andre Rison
Mike Phipps
Braylon Edwards
Brandon Weeden
Tim Couch
Tom Cousineau?
Would like your thoughts on each of these, and any others we have booed.
Why each was booed; was it justified; any stories, etc. etc.
I'd like to compile some thoughts for each player named, if I get enough response.
I'm curious how far back into history we can go with this- I don't think the Browns actually even had a bad season until the mid 70s. Could have been a guy who was booed before that anyway, but not anyone I can think of. (Who is the first Cleveland Brown ever to be booed?)
Thanks in advance! I won't use your name (real or forum) if you don;t want me to. You can PM me any time- If you want to tell me here that I have a PM, that works too! Thanks again.
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Renaissance Electric Fireplace
About this itemThis beautiful, classic electric fireplace is a great addition to any living space. The unique Old World oak finish matched with the striking faux marble accent truly make a statement. Enjoy the warmth of the fire during those cold days. On warm days you can enjoy the ambiance of a fire without heat by turning the heat feature off.
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Striking and stately, this handsome Old World oak fireplace commands your attention. Wood carvings, round fluted columns and intricate details frame the rich faux marble surrounding the firebox. The inherent flaws and distressing in the finish are natural and add character to the design. Portability and ease of assembly are just two of the reasons why our fireplace mantels are perfect for your home. Requiring no electrician or contractor for installation allows instant remodeling without the usual mess or expense. In addition to your living room or bedroom, try moving this fireplace to your dining room for a romantic dinner or complement your media room. Use this great functional fireplace to make your home a more welcoming environment.
- Wood – Old World oak finish
- Dark grey faux marble
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- Firebox is sealed unit
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The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Finance programs at AU prepare you for a career in financial management through coursework in accounting, economics, management, marketing, information science and finance. Elective courses will provide you with in-depth study of corporate finance, investments, portfolio management, financial markets and personal financial management. And, you'll gain essential practical experience both in your courses and through your professional internship.
Program Overview
To earn an undergraduate degree in finance, you will complete at least 120 semester hours in general education and business courses.
The Bachelor of Arts in Finance major includes:
- 32 semester hours of business foundation courses
- 28 semester hours of required finance courses
- Eight semester hours of selected courses
- Professional internship, to be completed in the junior or senior year
- Supporting coursework in communication, mathematics, sociology, psychology, writing and philosophy is strongly recommended.
The Bachelor of Science in Finance major includes:
- All of the requirements of the bachelor of arts program
- Eight additional semester hours in operational metrics and business analytics
The minor in finance includes:
- 20 semester hours of finance courses, including 12 semester hours of required courses and eight semester hours of finance electives.
Career Opportunities
AU will prepare you to begin a variety of careers in the financial management realm. Finance majors are generally among the most in-demand college majors, as well as among the highest paid for new graduates.


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Topic: WebDAV Library for Ruby lo
I was wondering if anyone knows of a webdav library for ruby. I've been looking for one for ruby but haven't found one.
I did look at the ruby standard library and noticed that it supports webdav methods natively.
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Softer skin, looser muscles, and less problems with my back as a result of taking Krill Oil.
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Helps my joints, my concentration, and especially my circulation...with only 2 pills a day. Also noticed a difference in less than a week.
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my two young cats love this fish oil, and it is easy to use, if a little smelly on the fingers. I pierce the gels and squirt in on their food, and they go crazy for it. This way they are getting the good omegas daily.
Neptune Krill Oil
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An excellent price! Didn't help with my overall body pain and was hoping that it would.
a bit pricey
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It's a bit pricey for such a small serving (60 gels). But I suppose that's because krill oil is much more potent than omega 3s.
Great quality
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Now foods do the best quality and this is another winner. Very fishy smell though but that wouldnt put me off
Essential suppliment
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CAT Chat Minutes
January 7, 2001
Information and Follow-up Items
1. The humidity in the experiment hall is low during the heating season. Is it possible to correct it?We are reviewing what is needed to correct the situation.
2. Over the holidays, local servers were to be upgraded. No notification was sent to inform us that e-mail services would be impacted also. As of today, our previous e-mail service has not been restored. A help desk request was submitted to computer support for their assistance. Can we get this problem fixed ASAP?Admittedly, the information on e-mail services being affected was not distributed and we will work on getting this type of information out in a timely manner. Regarding the specific situation, the server changes were required to comply with the ANL CyberSecurity requirements. All exceptions must be reviewed and approved by the laboratory Cyber Security - Architecture Review Group. I understand that your CAT has made a presentation to this committee, and that recommendations are being reviewed.
3. Does APS support adding a second undulator for existing beamlines?Yes. Contact Denny Mills at x-5680 and he will provide details on the latest cost estimate.
4. The long-range operations schedule reads March 7 for one week having non top-up mode. Is this necessary to have this take place in the middle of the run?The week in the middle of the user run presents a much needed opportunity for repairs and studies for improvements to the injector systems along with operator training.
User Operations
Glen Decker presented the seven-day storage ring current and beamline operations history for week 8 and overall statistics for 2001-4. Glen indicated overall availability is 96.5% and the mean time between failures was 23.51 hours. The statistics for week 8 availability was ~ 93.3% and MTBF were 13.26 hours. During the last week of the run nine trips occurred caused by rf, PSS and power supplies.
Machine studies will begin on Friday, January 18 at 0800 hours. The user run will begin on January 23 at 0800 hours. The first week of the run will begin with non top-up user operations followed by 8-hours of shifts set aside for studies/machine intervention. Thereafter, top-up user operation in low emittance mode will take place.
General Information
J. Murray Gibson, Associate Laboratory Director for the Advanced Photon Source (APS), was introduced to the group. Murray will be attending Cat Chat meetings as time permits.
A workshop on High Current Operation will be held on Thursday, January 10, 2002 from 9:00 12:00 in room E1100. Discussions will also take place regarding high brilliance operations. All users are invited to attend.


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