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In full: My first half marathon. Well organised, great marshals good route. Excellent t-shirt and medal. Loads of info prior to the race via the facebook page.Date of review: October 16, 2013
In short: A great Autumn halfIn full: A really friendly race. The parachutists made a memorable start. The course undulates but it's still possible to get a PB as it has a brilliant downhill finish which I really loved.Date of review: September 14, 2013
In short: Great support, pretty course, outstanding organisationIn full: Only my seconf Half, I found it a more challenging course than my first (Liverpool) as it is quite undulating. The scenery is pretty though, and there was great support along the route as it passed through the villages. Impressive organisation - pre-race pack was emailed and told you everything you could possibly need to know, number & chip collection was smooth and we started bang on time. Water stations on the course well signed and the marshals were terrific. Nice tech t-shirt & good medal, not that enamoured of the Asda goodies as I'm not a Quaver fan! Lots of thought had gone into the whole event pre- & post run in terms of things to do, and great use of the race Facebook page to keep runners motivated during training.Date of review: September 12, 2013
In short: Growing event which is well organised and nicely challengingIn full: Have run this race every year since inception and the organisers are making a real effort to grow it steadily year on year. This year the event village was much improved and the RAF Falcon's parachuting in for the start from beautiful blue skies was very special. The course is nicely challenging and offers real PB potential for those prepared for the hills in the first half of the race. The course is well marshalled and there are regular water stations. Highly recommendedDate of review: September 9, 2013
In short: Well organised and a gorgeous courseIn full: Good varied course with a few hills to keep it interesting in the first half, Cheshire lanes and villages giving way to a lovely shady path at half way (might be tricky it the number of runners increases a lot in the future), and growing enthusiastic support towards the end. Excellent marshalling: four water stations worked well, start and finish well organised. Good friendly feel all round: looks like the park and village would keep spectators entertained while we were running. Will be back.Date of review: September 9, 2013
In short: fantastic route with plenty of variationDate of review: September 9, 2013
In short: A very good race, well put together.In full: Great race all round, well organised and a pleasure to run in, with the only very minor complaint being the queue for the medal at the end. The hills were hard work (not enough training!) but some parts of the course were very pleasant, especially the stretch through the park just after mile 7, sun shining through the trees, gentle breeze, slight downhill, what's not to like. Despite the hills, liked the course and will hopefully be back next year for the 4th time. Well done and thank you to all involved.Date of review: September 8, 2013
In short: An undiscovered jewel in the North West calanderIn full: Well organised reasonable price if you enter early. Hilly for the first five miles but a good course and a run that has impressed me and i will be back next year Date of review: September 8, 2013
In short: Great race.In full: First time for me and will definitely be back. Absolutely no complaints from me.Date of review: September 8, 2013
In short: In-Spire-ing stuff!In full: Well organised, very friendly, scenic course - recommended!Date of review: September 8, 2013
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DescriptionThe Thatcher Mountain Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is located in Box Elder County about two miles northwest from Penrose, Utah. Thatcher Mountian is the prominent feature of the CWMU rising to 6240 feet. The south end of the Blue Spring Hills makes up the west third of the unit, ranging from 5200 feet to 6100 feet. The most common elevation is 5200 feet, but it ranges from 4400 feet to 6200 feet, a difference of 1800 feet. Fifty-two percent (52%) of the unit's elevation ranges between 5300 feet to 6200 feet, a difference of 900 feet.
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At least up to now, the coal industry has usually gotten what it wants, giving it little incentive to negotiate.process is complicated, there's a lot of agencies involved," says Jeff Collins, a Corps regulatory program manager overseeing valley fills. "The EPA isn't as close to it as the Corps is. So they don't always understand everything we look at, the lengths we go to to minimize impacts and look for alternatives." Moreover, the rules limit the Corps' jurisdiction to the stream itself and 100 feet on either side. "The Corps is saying, what we have to look at is the stream," Collins says, "there are other agencies that control what happens on the whole mine site."


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Roland Venet, who signed his work Rol, worked not only as a comic artist, but also as a groom, archiver and animator. He made humorous drawings for Parisiana, Marius (1942-61), Le Hérisson (1946-55), L'Almanach Vermot (1948-62), L'Os Libre, La Presse, Boléro, Fou-Rire, Lectures pour Tous, V Magazine, and Le Chasseur Français.
Mich et Mouche (Line 117, 1957)
He illustrated games and made 'Adorable Nanette' for Atout Coeur in 1956, and later in Mode de Paris. In 1957-58, he drew 'Miche et Mouche', 'Line' and 'Dany' in Line. He also made short stories like 'Oscar Baudruche mène l'enquête' and 'Wa-Pi-Ti enfant scalpeur' with René Goscinny in Tintin. Rochelle was present in Record with 'Flagada et Pipeau' and 'Fort Caribou' and he also had appearances in Coeurs Vaillants ('Tic et Tac', 1950s).
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Rol did a lot of art for the Ibled chocolat factory in Mondicourt. For instance, between 1945 and 1959 he made the 'Chocorêve' strip in La Voix du Nord. Between 1950 and 1957, he had a large production of comic strips for the press, including over 900 strips of 'Tribulations de Minouche' in Libération and Le Provencal. For the Paris-Graphic agency, he additionally made 'Pomme d'Api' in Ce Soir. Other strips by Rol are 'Totoche pin-up de malheur' in Ici-Paris and 'Mlle Bénédikte' in Paris-Flirt.
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Stocks took a breather after a huge record breaking run last week. The Dow Jones Industrial, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all gave up gains in today's trading. A July Fourth car crash involving a Tesla car moved Tesla (TSLA) shares lower. The incident in Los Angeles was with a stolen Model S that led to a high speed chase. A crash ensued, splitting the car in two and burning. Telsa wants to study the remnants of the vehicle. PetSmart (PETM)shares added to its gains after more calls today for the company to sell itself. Alcoa (AA) will take center stage after the close tomorrow when it kicks of Q2 Earnings season. Other highlights on the earnings front this week include Family Dollar Stores (FDO) and Wells Fargo (WFC). TheStreet's Susannah Lee reports from Wall Street.
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I wish to develop and market web based applications that have distinct data for each user that operates upon them.
My intensions are nowhere near the application realm of www.37signals.com and I hope my question doesn't reveal any trade secrets.
I expect there are two ways to handle this?
1. Develop a structure so that each customer has a separate database that holds tables with identical names. There login would determine the connection to THEIR database.
2. One LARGE database's main record would be a USERRECORD and all subsequent parent -> child -> grandchild records cascade from this. I expect to CHEAT each record would hold the USERRECORD KEY?
Which method do you use at www.37signals.com?
Along similar lines, I want to create a website that is virtually identical but appears to be many distinct domains. For example I would have 12 domains that are the names of the month (Jan, Feb, Mar. etc) and the only thing different is the database they access. In this way I'd hope to maintain one source deck and be able to manage all 12 sites with reasonable effort. Not only would the database hold the chats, activities, user info, blogs, voting for each distinct site, but also TEMPLATE words such as the
January
 . This question follows similar lines in that should I use strategy 1 or 2?
I am taking the Pragmatic Studios class in Dallas on April 18 - 20th and I'm hoping to have my projects moving in your recommended direction before I get there.
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Board says site visits were beneficial
MARSHALL – At the regular board meeting Monday, Marshall Public School board members were eager to share their thoughts about recent site visits to two regional educational centers, noting that the experience was eye-opening and beneficial.
As the process of re-branding the district's alternative school into Marshall Area Youth Technical and Educational Center (MAY-TEC) continues, excitement has also continued to grow.
"I was impressed with how engaged the kids were," board Chairman Jeff Chapman said. "They were excited and engaged in their projects. This field trip made me realize that we can start out small and end up where they are."
Northeast Technical High School, located in Watertown, S.D., has provided career and technical education to students for more than 40 years. The system currently services students from nine area high schools in 12 career areas, including automotive technology, biomedical, building trades, cabinetmaking, culinary arts, digital electronics/principles of engineering, engineering design/civil engineering and architecture, exploratory, health science, human services, machine tool technology and welding technology.
"I echo Jeff's thoughts," board member Bill Mulso said. "It's a complete different model, but I think this is the path we need to take a look at. I think this is where the future is at."
Board member Matt Coleman noted that good instructors were key at the facilities. He was also impressed by the opportunities that students realized they had.
"In one of the medical classes, one students was learning about being a surgeon, who makes $210,000 a year," he said. "You can see the lofty goals these kids have."
MPS Superintendent Klint Willert pointed out that the classrooms used were not much bigger than the typical classrooms.
"It's just how they deliver the program in that room," he said.
The traveling team of educators also toured the Career and Technical Education Academy in Sioux Falls, S.D., which has 850 students enrolled.
One noticeable difference from the Watertown school was that CTEA had "very robust partnerships" with businesses in the community, Willert said. The opportunity allowed students to explore culinary arts, automotive trades, marketing strategies, video production and much more.
"Students are employed within one year out of high school in welding positions, making $90,000 a year," he said. "This is what we're trying to draw in for MAY-TEC."
Willert also remarked about the expensive chairs and business-like environment in the business and finance area. Most impressive, though, was the fact that the center only employed 23 people.
Hoffman & Brobst representatives Lisa Zmeskal and Tamara Bliss presented an annual auditor's report to the board members, highlighting six points in particular.
"Expenditures exceeded revenues by $209,000," Zmeskal said. "But the economic outlook for the state has improved. Payments to schools are back on track. They're currently at 90 percent, so cash is showing a better answer at the end of the year."
Zmeskal also pointed out that MPS had $21,155,000 of proceeds from advance refunding bonds, which saved taxpayers $2.5 million by refinancing. The district also received two awards – the Meritorious Budget Award for the 2013 budget and the Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting for the fiscal year 2012 comprehensive annual financial report.
The board also approved the resolution to withdraw from the Southwest Conference and authorize membership in the newly-created Big South Conference. The action dissolves a 100-plus year membership in the SWC and begins a new era in the Big South effective at the start of the 2014-15 school year.


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There comes a time, even with the most carefully followed diet plan, when we crave pizza. Amy's mom decided that Amy's Kitchen simply had to come up with an alternative to the available fat- and calorie-laden pizzas. This classic cheese pizza, with its low-fat cheese, unique sauce and thin crust, contains only 270 calories, and is tasty enough to satisfy any craving.
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Record-Breaking Numbers For Nesting Terns Highlight Success Of NY Power Authority Relicensing Project In Buffalo Harbor: NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Plays Important Role
Connie Cullen
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March 6, 2012
LEWISTON— The New York Power Authority (NYPA) today announced record numbers of common tern nests and chicks were achieved in 2011 in Buffalo Harbor as a result of the Power Authority's Common Tern Habitat Improvement Project (HIP), which built on earlier efforts to enhance nesting conditions undertaken by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). The Common Tern HIP was implemented in collaboration with DEC and made possible through the relicensing of NYPA's Niagara Power Project. The results, compiled in the 2011 monitoring report, were the highest numbers ever in the 25 years of recorded common tern nesting activity in Buffalo Harbor.
"While informal observations pointed towards a very successful nesting and breeding season in 2011, it is gratifying to have the validation of the monitoring report—the first systematic documentation for the number of common tern nests and chicks resulting from the Power Authority's now fully completed project," said Edward Alkiewicz, director, Relicensing and Implementation, NYPA.
"For many years to come, the NYPA Common Tern Habitat Improvement Project will provide improved nesting habitat and will encourage population growth for one of New York State's threatened species," said Paul McKeown, regional natural resources supervisor, DEC.
The common tern is a New York State-listed threatened species whose numbers have declined primarily due to loss of suitable nesting habitat. The primary goal of NYPA's Common Tern HIP is to provide a long-term stable habitat that can be used by terns for many years with little maintenance.
Common terns nest on three breakwaters in Buffalo Harbor. These breakwaters are large multi-level structures of concrete and armor stone that are owned by the United States Army Corps of Engineers. Prior to the implementation of the HIP, the nesting substrate on the three breakwaters was composed largely of broken concrete chips where the breakwaters are weathering. There was little or no cover on these structures, and tern nests and chicks were exposed to wind, waves and weather. The sides of these concrete breakwaters are vertical, with no barriers at the edges, and chicks, when disturbed or frightened, might jump or fall off the breakwater and perish because they cannot re-access the structure.
"NYPA worked collaboratively with Army Corps of Engineers regulatory staff and engineers on the project to improve common tern nesting habitat on the Corps' breakwaters in Buffalo Harbor, developing designs that minimized impacts to the breakwaters yet allowed relatively easy access for future inspections and maintenance needs," says Robert W. Remmers, P.E., chief, operations and technical support section for the Corps' Buffalo District. "NYPA completed the breakwater habitat project in April 2009, the same month that the Corps authorized it. NYPA kept the Corps sufficiently informed at all times, including during the construction process, post-construction site visits, and on the success of the nesting improvements."
The NYPA Common Tern HIP created more than 10,000 square feet of permanently improved tern nesting habitat covering most of the surfaces of the three breakwaters involved in the program. The construction of these nesting habitat improvements marks the end of the implementation phase of the Common Tern HIP. Monitoring of tern nesting on these improved nesting areas started with this 2011monitoring report and will continue through 2015, for a total of five years.
After the five years of nest monitoring, the structures of the HIP will be monitored annually with maintenance and repair under the auspices of DEC. DEC has performed continual surveys and monitoring of the common terns in Western New York through the Return a Gift to Wildlife program, and with private contractors. In 1988, DEC began working to improve tern chick survival through installation of a prototype seasonal fence to enclose areas on two breakwaters to help prevent chicks from falling off. This was followed, in 1989, with the addition of gravel, transported manually using buckets, to a fenced section on one breakwater to improve the nesting surface.
The enhancements to the nesting habitats on the breakwaters, implemented as part of NYPA's Common Tern HIP, included installing a pre-fabricated, steel containment frame along the edge of the breakwater and anchoring it to the concrete surface. The containment frame was filled with pea-sized gravel, which acts as a nesting material, and the sides of the frame were topped with a plastic mesh fence to prevent tern chicks from falling, or jumping, off the breakwater. Driftwood and plywood shelters were added to the nesting areas to provide protection and shade for the terns. Informational signs were posted on the breakwaters to inform the public of the nesting terns and to limit human disturbance.
The monitoring report titled, Common Tern Habitat Improvement Project: 2011 Buffalo Harbor Tern Colony Enhancements and Status Assessment, (http://niagara.nypa.gov/EcologicalStandingCommittee/Tern_2011_Monitoring_Results_Report.pdf), was prepared by Riveredge Associates, LLC, Massena. The report summarizes the number of common tern nests and their productivity on the nesting habitat, improved through the HIP, during 2011. Monitoring surveys were conducted approximately weekly, as weather and nesting conditions permitted, from late April through late July 2011.
"The majority of tern chicks fledged from the Buffalo Harbor breakwaters did so from nests on the gravel provided by the Common Tern HIP. These birds will migrate to Central and South America during the winter and return to the Buffalo Harbor breakwaters in future years to breed themselves," said Lee Harper, Ph.D., senior scientist and vice president, Riveredge Associates. "The Common Tern HIP will provide critically needed high-quality nesting habitat for these birds and assist with the recovery of this state-listed threatened species."
Riveredge Associates and DEC conducted the annual nest count for 2011 on May 19, at the peak of incubation and the start of egg hatching. The number of tern nests on the Buffalo Harbor breakwaters on the peak survey date was 1,888—a new record high since monitoring began 25 years ago in 1986. In 2011, the number of nesting pairs of terns on these three breakwaters was found to comprise the largest tern colony in the Great Lakes.
Two of the three breakwaters saw record numbers of nests. One breakwater had more than twice the number of nests in 2011, compared to those recorded in 2008 before NYPA enhancements of this breakwater were begun. The number of nests on another breakwater in 2011 was more than six times greater than the number of nests in 2010, again due to the NYPA enhancements.
Tern chicks that hatched from these nests were banded to monitor their survivorship and to gain information on post-fledging dispersal. In total, more than 2,000 tern chicks successfully fledged from the Buffalo Harbor breakwaters.
"Preliminary data from other tern researchers in the Great Lakes region suggests that no other Great Lakes tern colony successfully produced more chicks in 2011," commented Harper.
Terns continued to breed in Buffalo Harbor later in the summer than ever recorded before. On Aug. 24, there were still eight chicks incapable of flight, which is by far the latest recorded date for tern chicks in Buffalo Harbor in 25 years of monitoring.
The desire to enhance the quality and extent of nesting habitat for common tern in Buffalo Harbor was a goal of the DEC for many years and their assistance, plus a wealth of monitoring records kept since the mid-1980s, proved invaluable in the development of the NYPA Common Tern HIP.
NYPA's Common Tern HIP is also contributing to common tern conservation efforts beyond New York. The common tern is a designated threatened or endangered species in all Great Lake states. NYPA's Common Tern HIP has become a model for tern conservation efforts in other Great Lakes states. Its continued success will help support tern recovery efforts throughout the region.
About NYPA:
■ The New York Power Authority uses no tax money or state credit. It finances its operations through the sale of bonds and revenues earned in large part through sales of electricity. ■ NYPA is a leader in promoting energy efficiency, new energy technologies and electric transportation initiatives. ■ It is the nation's largest state public power organization, with 17 generating facilities in various parts of New York State and more than 1,400 circuit-miles of transmission lines. ■ Approximately 80 percent of the electricity it produces is clean renewable hydropower. Its lower-cost power production and electricity purchases support hundreds of thousands of jobs throughout the state. ■For more information, www.nypa.gov.


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Jarrow Formulas, Lo Han Sweet, 2.8 oz (80 g) (Discontinued Item)
Shipping Weight:?0.3 lbsShipping WeightThe Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
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- UPC Code: 790011140672
- Package Quantity: 2.8 oz (80 g)
- Dimensions: 2.5 x 2.5 x 4.2 in, 0.25 lbs
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- Lo Han Fruit Juice Concentrate
- Lo Han Guo & Xylitol
- Vegan
Lo Han Guo is the fruit of Momordica grosvenorii, a plant cultivated in the mountains of southern China. Mogrosides, which are water extracted from the Lo Han fruit, offer a pleasant taste, without affecting blood sugar.
Lo Han Guo Mogrosides are up to 250x sweeter than sugar. Xylitol is as sweet as sugar, having 40% less calories.
Xylitol is a sweet-tasting, naturally occurring polyol (which is a type of carbohydrate) that has a distinct cooling sensation in the mouth. Xylitol is metabolized differently from conventional sugar, and does not have the same effects as ordinary table sugar: moreover, it has fewer calories. Inulin-FOS (FructoOligoSaccharides) is a highly soluble fiber.
Lo Han Sweet advantages:
- Low Glycemic Index.
- Heat Stable: Very stable under high temperature, and can be added to hot as well as cold foods. Suitable for cooking and baking.
- Low Calorie: 2 calories per 2 g serving (about 1/2 teaspoon).
Suggested Use
Use Lo Han Sweet to enhance taste. Mix with tea, coffee or other beverages, desserts and foods as desired.
Other Ingredients
Active Ingredients: Inulin-FOS (FructoOligoSaccharide), Xylitol and MogroPure (Momordica grosvenorii, Lo Han fruit juice concentrate).
Other Ingredients:Silicon dioxide.
No wheat, no gluten, no soybeans, no dairy, no egg, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts.
Suitable for vegetarian/vegans.
Keep out of the reach of children.
For human consumption only.
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I found this product to be exactly what I expected, meaning it was very satisfying. I had read about the health benefits of Lo Han in a medical journal and decided that I should replace my sugar intake with it. I have digestion problems with many sugars in that they don't break done very well in my system. This is not the case with Lo Han. Again, I am very satisfied.
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Very disappointed
It tastes artificial and not nice at all. I've bought Trimedica SlimSweet several times, which I love, so I wanted to try another Lo Han product. I was very disappointed with Jarrow's.
Less is better than more
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strong sweetener - use less. Enhances flavor in foods and drinks if used with a light touch - too much and the flavor is too strong, still tastes WAY better than an overdose of stevia!
I dind't liked very much
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Too sweet for me
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I like the extract more but it is ok.
Very disappointed
It tastes artificial and not nice at all. I've bought Trimedica SlimSweet several times, which I love, so I wanted to try another Lo Han product. I was very disappointed with Jarrow's.
bitter after taste
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I was hoping to find a healthy alternative to splenda, but this has a similar after taste to Stevia. Ruins my morning cup of espresso. :-(


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Our January cocktail of the month, Grog, is a festive drink to enjoy with friends.
Rum and Peach-Tea Grog
At their most basic, grogs are steamy beverages made from rum, boiling water, and honey or another sweetener. While they�re traditionally served as a curative for a head cold, when you jazz them up with other flavorings�such as the peach herbal tea and lemon juice in this recipe�they make a festive, uplifting drink to enjoy with friends around the fireplace on a cold night. I especially enjoy serving grogs as the kick-off to a winter fondue party.
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Steep the tea in the 8 ounces boiling water. In a mug, combine tea, rum, lemon juice, and honey to taste. Garnish with a lemon slice.
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Fulfilling the determination of the Court
Maj. Gen. Benedict Arnold was court-martialed in January 1780 and convicted of two minor infractions. Gen. George Washington wrote this letter to Samuel Huntington, President of the Continental Congress, on March 20, 1780. Washington asked Huntington to forward the entire transcript of Arnold's court-martial. Washington was required to publish both the charges, which he didn't have, and the sentence against Arnold.
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A waste of our highway taxes
To the editor:
I'm curious to know why, when our state is broke, a new and extremely wasteful movement is afoot. Two years ago MDOT ripped out all of the serviceable 4×6″ wooden posts that hold all of our state highway signs.
They then proceeded to replace them with identical brand new 4×6″ wooden posts.
Today I'm seeing these new posts being ripped out and replaced by shiny new galvanized steel posts. I'm disgusted to be living in a place where the City of Hancock can't afford to pave the streets while the state wastes $millions on projects that mean absolutely nothing.
Can it be perhaps that a government official has a brother-in-law who owns a road sign post company? How have we come to a place in history where we are served by totally inept or just plain corrupt public agencies?
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Creating a Kinder, Gentler Fiscal Cliff
The fiscal cliff, if it materializes, would be a purely manmade disaster, with some very unpleasant results. Cynical as I am about humanity, we have rarely let such manmade disasters happen in our busy history. Not so abruptly, not with such perfectly predictable timing and widely known consequences.
Against my background of growing up in China, the supposedly sharp ideological divide between Democrats and Republicans strikes me as petty. Yes, it's real and can be important in the context of here and now. But are the politicians really so far apart and so dogmatic as to risk their careers by holding out or otherwise sabotaging the resolution?
Let's list out various realistic broad-stroke scenarios. I'll order them from disastrous to bad.
1. The lame duck Congress and the "new" president cannot reach an agreement, possibly due to some outgoing members of Congress throwing a tantrum or either side going overly confident or aggressive. They extend the status quo for a few months so that the next Congress and the White House have more time to do their political measurement and calculation and work it out.
This is the worst among all realistic scenarios because the cost of simply extending the status quo to buy more time is virtually zero. It's also likely if only because it's the easiest way out.
We would still face the uncertainty. But the significant and persistent risk-off until Monday, and especially the pop on "constructive" and "productive" meeting between Obama and Boehner last Friday, suggests that the market had mostly priced in this worst scenario.
Monday moved us a big step away. So if it materializes, the market would be disappointed and throw a tantrum, the severity of which would depend on the details -- the tone from both sides, how long it is postponed, etc.
2. A partial and temporary resolution before year-end, with both sides agreeing to work on a "comprehensive" and "permanent" solution in some future timeframe.
This is a likely outcome. Given the deep and wide pessimism whipped up by the media and punditry since the election, this would be very bullish, since it would indicate a conciliatory posture on both sides.
3. A swift resolution with enough bipartisan support to survive the next Congress.


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"Digitize Her!"
Earth, 2147. The legacy of the Metal Wars, where man fought machines—and machines won. Bio-Dreads — monstrous creations that hunt down human survivors... and digitize them!In 1987, before he created Babylon 5, J. Michael Straczynski was a writer for Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, a live-action sci-fi show for kids. 24 episodes were produced. Straczynski wrote or co-wrote 14 of them, including multi-episode plot arcs. A line of interactive toys brought the battle into kids' living rooms, and Captain Power was also one of the very first shows on television to feature computer animation in every episode. But in an attempt to appeal to both children and the adults who watched with them, the campy show included some concepts and scenes critics deemed too violent for children and lasted only a single season in syndication. The full run of the show has now been uploaded to Youtube. [more inside]
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MGMT 320 Entrepreneurial Leadership (section designation for Black). (Credit Hours: 3) (Pre-requisites: Junior standing) This course focuses on explaining the roles of entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs and innovation leaders in organizations and their potential impact on the larger world. The general ethic of the innovative and creative orientation of entrepreneurial leadership will be detailed. Practice in basic entrepreneurial leadership concepts are supported by hands-on projects and exercises. Students will be helped in integrating into their own lives the entrepreneurial ethic for long-run success in business and life. Semesters offered: F, S.
The EL-activity for the course is an active exploration of the world of entrepreneurs and business owners by the student in the form of a term project which requires the student to act as a research assistant in interviewing an entrepreneur of their choice and video recording that series of interviews. They will then edit that raw data into a documentary which explores one or more attributes of a successful entrepreneur or innovation leader.
The final assessment of the course is based on a written reflection on the students' learning over the semester including the term project and a proposal for additional learning to enable the student to implement one or more concept learned in class in their own lives. An oral presentation will also be performed. It is expected that students will engage in an additional 10 to 20 hours in editing the raw interview video into a documentary about the entrpereneur/business owner and the associated business.


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Brennan McKeag nipped teammate Joe Morelli to claim the Shot Put title and ignite a solid performance by the HU men's team at the MIAC Indoor Track & Field Meet Friday at Macalester. Devin Monson bested the field at the 5000 Meter Run to provide the Pipers' second win of the day. Monson also set a new school record in this event, beating the old mark by seven seconds.
Hamline finished the day in second place with 63 points, trailing only defending champ St. Thomas.
McKeag's throw of 51-1 1/2 defeated his teammate, who finished at 49-3 3/4. The Pipers also recorded points in the Long Jump due to Travis Latzke, who was third with a leap of 22-5 3/4. Derrick Mora was right behind Latzke with a 22-3 effort.
The Piper runners also fared well. Monson's time of 14:40.89 beat the frield by nearly 17 seconds. Ellis Richardson came in third (15:00.89). So did Jack Deichert, whose time of 4:13.69 bettered the old meet record. Chris Reisdorfer was sixth.
Mora came in fifth in the 60 Meter Dash and DJ Weil was eighth in the 400 Meters.
The meet wraps up Saturday.
Day 2 results


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Americans understand that one of our great national strengths is innovation. Great innovators -- Benjamin Franklin, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and others -- are household names.
The social and economic impact of innovative American researchers, companies, and workers over the course of U.S. history have been enormous. Innovation has dramatically improved the quality of life in this country since the time of Benjamin Franklin, by many accounts America's most illustrious innovator. More recently, statistics show that innovation is responsible for nearly three-quarters of U.S. post-World War II economic growth. Knowledge-based companies exported more than $1 trillion -- approximately 74 percent of total U.S. exports -- in 2011.
The real story today, however, is the globalization of innovation. The United States is still an enormous generator of innovation, from which other nations have long benefitted. But, we now also have the opportunity to benefit from innovation taking place around the world.
Learning from the American experience, governments around the world have developed national innovation policies and programs to accelerate their economic prosperity and to help their citizens and companies compete globally. Many talented people abroad want to engage with American scientists, engineers, universities and research laboratories, entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, and high-technology companies. Researchers and innovators increasingly work in global teams where problems are shared, supply chains bridge continents, and products move to markets across borders.
The success of many American companies is linked to their ability to compete in international markets. So, the U.S. government has a strong interest in making sure that other countries and, indeed, the broader global innovation system does not disadvantage U.S. companies, workers, and researchers. The growing phenomenon of "innovation nationalism" in the form of restrictive, discriminatory, or mercantilist policies -- or severe local content requirements -- can harm inventors at home and abroad by limiting their access to global networks. Piracy of intellectual property and trade secrets can also stifle innovation and do great harm to innovative companies and people in the United States and abroad.
The global innovation story is complicated. That's why the Department of State and National Academies of Science recently co-hosted a seminar to discuss innovation and foreign policy. Participants all agreed that the rapidly growing global interest in innovation provides a historic opportunity to enhance U.S. innovation capacity and international collaboration, and to advance U.S. foreign and economic policy goals. Based on the workshop, we are convinced collaboration between the Department of State and the National Academies can do much to shape U.S. policy in this area and open doors for enhanced international cooperation on fostering innovation as a tool for solving global challenges.
To see the full version of this blog post on The Huffington Post, click here.
About the Authors: Robert D. Hormats serves as Under Secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment, and Charles Wessner serves as Founder and Director of the National Academy of Sciences Program on Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship.


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See the stories in MACCA-News ! I have posted this in MACCA General Discussions as well.
http://www.macca-central.com/macca-news ... cfm?ID=971
http://www.macca-central.com/macca-news ... cfm?ID=972
This is great ! Paul recently said that The Beatles are working on a release of "Let It Be", the way it was suppose to be released before Alan Klien brought in Phil Spector to change things. My guess (and thats all it is), is that this announcement created activity in the bootleg community. No doubt they were coming up with a bootleg version of this album so to take advantage of Paul's announcement and the police where watching for this activity. With all the lastest technology advances in survellance, could it be the intent all along of investigators was to draw out the theives with Paul's announcement.
Here is a link to a sample of what bootlegs of this tape has been released. http://www.beatlegs.org/beatlegs/yd014.html


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Is the sky falling?
ESCANABA – Following the explosion of a meteor over Russia last month injuring more than 1,000 people, and an asteroid the size of a city block passing by Earth last weekend, some may be wondering if the sky is falling.
"The near miss last week by a large asteroid and the meteor explosion over Chelyabinsk reawakened fears in many people that the end of the world might be near," said Dan Young, vice president of the Delta Astronomical Society.
However, meteors are not uncommon. When meteoroids – space debris frequently left over from comets – enter the Earth's atmosphere they cause meteors.
"A 'meteor' is actually the bright flash of light that one sees when one of these rocks hits the Earth's atmosphere and burns up," said Young.
The meteors can be caused by everything from cosmic dust to mountain-sized rocks, known as asteroids. The asteroid which passed 604,500 miles from Earth on Saturday, known as 2013ET, was 262 feet wide. However, because the asteroid never entered the earth's atmosphere it is not considered a meteoroid.
"Generally, large meteors, like the 55-foot wide one that exploded over Chelyabinsk, (Russia) are very rare – Statistically, only about one that size is expected to hit Earth each century," said Young, adding the last known meteor in the 50 to 300 foot category exploded over Tunguska, Siberia in 1908.
To illustrate the emptiness of space, Young explained that the if our sun and the next closest star, the Alpha Centauri System, were each the size of a grain of sand they would be 15 miles apart.
"This scale holds roughly true on average for the universe as a whole. So, even though there are perhaps several million 50 foot wide rocks with orbits around the Sun that sometimes cross Earth's orbit, the chances of one of them being in the right place at the right time turns out to probably only happen once every hundred years," said Young.
Even rarer are meteoroids like the one that is believed to have killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. That meteoroid is believed to have been about 6 miles in diameter.
All meteorites – meteoroids which reach the Earth's surface – are rare, and because 71 percent of the planet is covered in water, most meteorites are lost in the ocean. However, according to Young, some meteorites are worth more than their weight in gold.
Part of the reason that meteorites are so rare is most meteoroids burn up when entering the atmosphere. Meteoroids that are basketball-sized or larger and with high iron content are more likely to reach the surface, but even dust which never reaches the surface will make meteor displays.
"Actually, hundreds of tons of dust hit our atmosphere each day, with slightly more hitting between midnight and 4 a.m., as that side of the Earth is facing into the direction of our planet's travel around the Sun," said Young.
Overall, Young believes that the because of the vastness of space, there is little chance of another incident like the Chelyabinsk meteorite explosion happening in the near future.
"Does that mean it won't happen again tomorrow? No. It just means it probably won't," he said.


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Awesome Audiobooks for Family Road Trips
The Strange Case of Origami Yoda by Tom Angleberger
Tommy collects his classmates' stories about fellow 6th grader Dwight's Origami Yoda to determine whether the finger puppet really possesses special wisdom. Celebrate this quirky story the narrators do in this entertaining listen. Ages 8+.
What I Saw and How I Lied by Judy Blundell
Full of romance and complex emotions, this scandalous story is set immediately following the end of World War II. Narrator Caitlin Greer personifies the longing and desire of a 15-year-old girl coming of age during a turbulent time in history. Ages 13+.
The Compound by S.A. Bodeen
Eli's billionaire father built the Compound to protect his family from nuclear devastation. Now, six years have passed and Eli finally begins to question his reality. Christopher Lane's intense, well-paced narration adds to the pulse-pounding intensity of this non-stop thrill ride. Ages 12+.
Cosmic by Frank Cottrell Boyce
Liam, a 12-year-old who looks 30, finds himself in over his head when he cons his way into being the "responsible dad" on the first space flight for kids. Narrator Kirby Heyborne delivers an understated yet effective performance of a kid discovering his inner "dadliness." Ages 10+.
Beauty Queens by Libba Bray
When a plane full of Miss Teen Dream contestants crashes on a deserted island, they must learn to find food, make shelter, and survive without bronzer. Listeners will revel in Bray's over-the-top narration and embellishments which elevate the text to a "whole new world of pretty." Ages 14+.
Heist Society by Ally Carter
Katarina Bishop's escape from the family business of stealing valuable art pieces is cut short when a powerful mobster pins the theft of his secret works on her father. Narrator Angela Dawe does an amazing job of creating a range of characters in this high stakes adventure in which Katarina races against time to find and steal back the missing paintings in order to save her father's life. Ages 12+.
Carter's Big Break by Brent Crawford
Carter lets his ego get the best of him when he is cast in a movie opposite superstar Hillary Idaho. Nick Podehl's narration captures both the comedy and tragedy of Carter's real world problems. Ages 13+.
Along for the Ride by Sarah Dessen
On a whim, Auden decides to spend the summer with her father and his family. Despite her desire to remain emotionally distant from the drama that is in the house, Auden finds herself lending her stepmother a reluctant hand. Rachel Botchan brings Auden to life. It is as if Auden herself is sharing the story of her summer over a cup of coffee in a late night diner. Ages 13+.
Incarceron by Catherine Fisher
Finn is an inmate in Incarceron, a prison sealed off from the rest of the world. The warden's daughter, Claudia, is imprisoned by an oppressive society. When they each find a mysterious key that allows them to communicate, they begin to work together to escape their individual prisons. Narrator Kim Mai Guest portrays the myriad of characters while nailing the pacing of the story. Ages 12+.
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Pursued by a knife-wielding killer, young orphan Bod Owens is taken in by the spirits of a graveyard. Wanting to learn about life beyond the cemetery gates, Bod must face the dangers that await him. Listeners cannot help but be captivated by Bod's tale through the voice of master storyteller Gaiman, who evokes the horror, humor, and heartbreak of an unusual boy raised by ghosts. Ages 10+.
Ostrich Boys by Keith Gray
In their misguided grief, three friends decide the funeral for Ross, one of their best mates, wasn't what he would have wanted. To remedy the situation, they steal his ashes and hit the road for a Ross-inspired adventure. Bruce Mann's voice and dialect give a strong sense of place while depicting the vulnerability of these teen characters. Ages 13+.
Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green and David Levithan
After fate brings two boys with the same name together, their lives begin to change in unexpected ways. Macleod Andrews and Nick Podehl give brilliant performances in this story of identity, friendship and falling in love. Listeners will be riveted from the opening bars to the final triumphant notes. Ages 14+.
Charlie Joe Jackson's Guide to Not Reading by Tom Greenwald
Charlie Joe hates reading, but must get creative to avoid it when he's assigned a major research paper. Channeling a frenetic middle schooler, Narrator MacLeod Andrews perfectly captures the inner workings of Charlie Joe's devious mind. Ages 10+.
Operation Yes by Sara Lewis Holmes
None of the sixth graders on the Air Force base know what to think of their theatrical new teacher Miss Loupe, but when her brother goes missing in Afghanistan, the whole school finds a way to help. Narrator Jessica Almasy's distinct voice and inflections uncover subtle dimensions in the text. Ages 11+.
Identical by Ellen Hopkins
Identical twins with seemingly perfect parents are living an illusion. Laura Flanagan does a fabulous job at giving the twins unique voices, differentiating the intonation and attitude in the written word for both. Ages 14+.
The Rock and the River by Kekla Magoon
Sam, the son of a civil rights leader and brother of a member of the Black Panthers, observes the injustice around him and tries to decide if he should follow the path of his brother, his father, or to forge his own. Dion Graham's deep, gentle voice fits Sam perfectly as he contemplates the world and his place in it. Ages 12+.
Bloody Jack by L.A. Meyer
Jacky is quickly becoming a respected ship's boy aboard the HMS Dolphin. But Jacky has a secret that she is struggling to keep from everyone on the ship –- she's a girl. Narrator Katherine Kellgren's Cockney accent brings this rousing tale to life. Ages 12+.
The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern
Le Cirque des Reves is an utterly unique experience full of breathtaking amazements. Behind the scenes, though, a duel is underway between two young magicians, Celia and Marco, who have been trained since childhood. Despite themselves, they fall in love with one another. The outcome of their duel and their love will determine the fates of everyone involved with the circus. The sonorous voice of narrator Jim Dale (who also read the Harry Potter books) draws listeners in to this magical world. Ages 12+.
The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness
There is no such thing as privacy in New World, a place where men's thoughts are broadcast for all to hear. When Todd discovers a hole of quiet in the chaos, he is forced to run for his life, only to discover that everything he'd been led to believe about New World is untrue. Narrator Nick Podehl does a superior job of bringing the cacophonous Noise and the chaos of Todd's escape to life. Ages 14+.
Eragon by Christopher Paolini
Eragon finds a mysterious stone that turns out to be a dragon's egg, and he and his dragon encounter much good and evil in this exciting fantasy. Narrator Gerard Doyle creates a multitude of voices for this epic tale. Ages 11+.
Life As We Knew It by Susan Beth Pfeffer
After a meteor collides with the moon and pushes it closer to the Earth, Miranda and her family's lives change drastically. Emily Bauer tells this funny, frightening, realistic story of survival, family and hope. Ages 11+.
Nation by Terry Pratchett
Narrator Stephen Briggs's crisp, precise British narration artfully enhances Terry Pratchett's survival story focusing on 13-year-old Mau and British teen Daphne, the sole survivors of a tsunami. Ages 11+.
Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett
Crivens! Tiffany Aching has danced with the Wintersmith and he is determined to have her for his bride. Stephen Briggs reads quickly, keeping this novel on a breakneck pace. Ages 11+.
Fever Crumb by Philip Reeve
Raised by the Order of Engineers, Fever Crumb finds her engineer rationality tested as she discovers more about her identity in the dystopian world in which she lives. Author Philip Reeve brings an extra element to his riveting story with an author's note and an added scene. Ages 12+.
Okay for Now by Gary D. Schmidt
Doug's move to a small town and his subsequent connection to a librarian and a copy of Audobon's Birds of America offer him a chance to be something other than a hoodlum in training. Narrator Lincoln Hoppe's nuanced delivery gives voice to the community of characters that help Doug find a new direction. Ages 10+.
Bruiser by Neal Shusterman
For Bruiser, getting close to people can be more painful than anyone knows, so his relationship with Bronte and her dysfunctional family could be deadly. Four talented narrators lend their voices to this intense story. Ages 12+.
The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater
The stakes are high for Sean and Puck in their island's annual race of savage water horses. Narrators Steve West and Fiona Hardingham's lyrical narration evokes the atmosphere of a rugged island culture forever bound to fearsome mythical creatures. Ages 13+.
Marcelo in the Real World by Francisco X. Stork
To finish his senior year at the high school of his choice, Marcelo accepts his father's condition that he spend the summer working at his law firm. Narrator Lincoln Hoppe becomes Marcelo in this remarkable performance that takes the listener right into the heart of his struggles to make sense of the world. Ages 14+.
The Ring of Solomon by Jonathan Stroud
Wise-cracking djinni Bartimaeus finds himself at King Solomon's court in an unexpected alliance with a female assassin who is attempting to steal the king's magic ring. Simon Jones's fantastical narration animates a cast of larger-than-life creatures. Ages 10+.
Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld
In this steampunk adventure, Austrian Prince Alek is on the run from assassins. To save his life and his empire, he forms an alliance with Deryn, a member of the British War Service, who just happens to be a girl disguised as a boy. Alan Cumming's narration takes listeners into the heart of the action as heavy Clanker machinery and unique Darwinist creations collide. Ages 12+.
The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey
Will Henry is the assistant to the Monstrumologist, Dr. Warthrop. Together they encounter the Anthropophagi, horrible human-eating creatures. Set in the 1800s, this richly descriptive horror tale is vivid and imaginative. Narrator Stephen Boyer paints a frightening yet intriguing picture of Will Henry's world. Ages 13+.
How They Croaked: The Awful Ends of the Awfully Famous by Georgia Bragg
YA Audiobook 920 B
Narrator L.J. Ganser revels in descriptions of the gory, gruesome, and grotesque deaths of nineteen famous people in this engrossing work of nonfiction. Ages 8+.


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Dockery As Political Commentator
State Sen. Paula Dockery,R-Lakeland, may be winding down her term in office, but she seems to be busier than ever with a column in an online magazine and with speeches. Now, she will assume the role of commentator with Tampa ABC television station anchor Brendan McLaughlin during the Republican National Convention Aug. 27-30. She details her thoughts on the convention and on politics in general in her latest column for Florida Voices at bit.ly/NBkNF6. "This endeavor allows me to combine two of… Read More »