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James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time, according to writer William Styron, is "one of the great documents of the twentieth century." It articulates the anger, frustration, and hope felt by African Americans during the 1960's. The two essays composing this work were published in 1963, selling more than one million copies, making Baldwin—according to The New York Times—the widest read African American writer of his time. The book is Baldwin's response to the social and racial injustice he witnessed in America. Having lived in Europe for almost twenty years, Baldwin felt compelled to return to America to participate in the Civil Rights movement. He offered The Fire Next Time as "a kind of plea" because "we, the black and the white, deeply need each other here if we are really to become a nation."
The first short essay, "My Dungeon Shook: Letter to My Nephew on the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Emancipation," is Baldwin's diagnosis of America's racism as well as his prescription for his young nephew's survival in such a diseased society. As a man who has seen America at its worst, Baldwin warns his nephew of the dangers threatening a young black man. He also offers him a challenge: to be a catalyst of change. Baldwin contends that the fates of black and white Americans are inextricably intertwined, that for America to fulfill its promise, both must acknowledge the need for the other. White America holds fast to ideals that are not actually practiced. This failure to practice its ideals is proven in its steadfast denial of the value of black lives. Baldwin tells his nephew that American society has narrowly circumscribed his world so that his dreams will never move beyond the street corner of the Harlem ghetto.
Baldwin offers hope to all African Americans, but it comes with great responsibility. He maintains that because white America insists on its innocence, on the ideal image it has created of itself, it cannot initiate change. Baldwin observes that "these innocent people have no other hope. They are, in effect, still trapped in a history which they do not understand; and until they understand it, they cannot be released from it." African Americans must force white America to examine itself. African Americans, Baldwin predicts, "can make America what America must become." Neither white America nor black America, however, can find freedom or justice apart from each other. Their fates are necessarily and inextricably connected.
The second, much longer and more substantial essay, "Down at the Cross: Letter from a Region in My Mind," can be divided into three sections. The first discusses Baldwin's growing up in the Harlem ghetto and the influences that led to his involvement in the church. The second is a reflection on the black nationalism (advocated by the Black Muslims) occasioned by Baldwin's meeting with Elijah Muhammad of the Nation of Islam. The third part proposes as much of a solution to the racial conflict existing in America as Baldwin can offer.
Baldwin tells the story of his childhood in his autobiographical novel, Go Tell It on the Mountain (1953), and in his famous essay, "Notes of a Native Son" (1955). The additional account in The Fire Next Time proves an argumentative point—that the racism experienced daily by African Americans is overwhelming and devastating. Baldwin describes the overwhelming fear that permeated his life from his earliest memory, a fear affecting every aspect of his life. He reports that every black child is raised not only to fear his parents' punishment, but also white people's judging his every word and action. He sees the terror in his parents' eyes lest he should say or do something in the presence of white people that could lead to his demise. Baldwin's own dreams of finishing high school and becoming a writer drew down the wrath of his father. Better to beat such dangerous aspirations from the child early than to have him beaten or killed in the hostile white world.
In the ghetto, a child had to have a gimmick, Baldwin claims, a method that would save him from the constant humiliation that was his life. The street's alcohol, drugs, and sex offered one kind of escape—a carnal seduction. The church held out to him a "spiritual seduction." The woman minister who led him to his salvation asked fourteen-year-old Baldwin, "Whose little boy...
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text: Hey guys, Just checked my topbar hive pretty disappointed. Released the queen on May 21st. This was a package. Found very little brood, about a dozen. None capped. I found three queen cells capped. From observing the hive from the outside you would think everything was fine inside. What do I need to do? The supplier will send me another one if I want it. I am fine with them raising their own if yall think that would be the thing to do. I did hang the cage for three days, so I don't think they killed her after I released her. By the way, when I did the inspection today they were very calm. I looked hard for the queen, but could not find her. Thanks for your help.


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The Breakers' exceptional regular season draws to a close this weekend but coach Andre Lemanis is wary that their 16-game consecutive win-streak could easily count for nothing.
The Breakers face the Wildcats in a dead-rubber season finale in Perth on Friday night (midnight NZT) before hosting their first playoff semifinal at Vector Arena next Thursday against a yet-to-be decided opponent.
The rivalry between the Breakers (24-3) and the second-placed Wildcats (21-6) has developed into a fiery one, and neither side will be willing to budge or concede a psychological edge with a potential grand final meeting in the near future.
Lemanis said there was no better preparation for the playoffs than playing Perth in Perth and rejected the idea of resting any of his front-line players for the long trip.
"The rhythm of playing is important,'' Lemanis said. "We've just played three games in eight days and I thought we got better through each game during that period. So to sit people out in this game I don't think is smart for us.''
Lemanis said the Breakers never reflect on their run - which has equalled the second-best win streak in Australian NBL history - and instead focused on the importance of getting better every day and with every game.
"Everyone's talking already as if both Perth and the Breakers have made the grand final. There's still a semi to get through, and at that stage your regular season record gets thrown out.
"It's who can win two out of three games and that's where our focus needs to go as soon as we're done with this Perth game. Then what was done in the regular season counts for nothing.''
Lemanis will have the full services of forward Mika Vukona, who has recovered from a minor ankle tweak last week but import Will Hudson will not travel. He trained for the first time today after injuring his knee in February.
Hudson is making good progress and will remain in Auckland to undergo intensive training in an effort to have him fit for the playoffs. The American is excited at the prospect of getting back out on the court after a tough rehabilitation process.
"When I first got injured, I didn't know if I would have a chance to get back by the end of the season or even playoffs,'' Hudson said. "Just the constant grind of doing three [sessions a day] with rehab, lifting and pool workouts in the afternoons. It's been tough, but now I'm so excited. It's just made me hungrier.
"I have to trust myself again. It's no longer an issue with the ligaments. It's now all about the scar tissue so I just have to push through the pain.''
Hudson played a huge role for the Breakers before his injury and his intensity and drive often gave them another gear. In his absence Alex Pledger stepped up and excelled and has been acknowledged by winning consecutive ANBL Player of the Week awards for the last two weeks.
For Breakers fans, life is good. They recently celebrated the team's third consecutive minor premiership title and haven't tasted defeat in more than 100 days. Hopefully though, the best is still to come.


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What kind of stand does everyone use?
I have my hive set up on top of some sawhorses right now, which seems to be fine, but feels a little temporary. I'd like to avoid screwing legs directly onto the hive - I'm probably going to be shuffling them around my yard a bit and I'm not sure there's any leg combination that would work well for every spot in my yard they might end up (irregular combination of hilly-ness).
Should I just stick with the sawhorses? Cinderblocks? Something else?
There's not a big issue keeping them level on the sawhorses, I have them wedged up, and with bricks on top I doubt they're going anywhere (my yard isn't too windy anyways). I suppose I'm mostly worried I'm going to clumsily bump into the sawhorses and knock everything over.
I saw some nice photos of hanging top-bars in africa (google "elephant fence bee"), maybe that would be a good route to go once my yard is a little more settled?


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Going into security industry
So i want to go back to a passion I've had for years, which is in IT security. However, I have minimal qualifications (from school) for IT, but I have natural and self taught talent which exceeds even that of some people in university. I have a cousin who has an Honours in Computer Networking, and he said I would have walked his degree. However, I have nothing on paper to back anything up. My only hope is to start doing loads of certificates, likes CEH, ECSA, SANS,etc. I am willing to do whatever ones it takes. However, realistically, will I be able to get a job in the security industry with that? And what kind of salary could I hope for when starting out, and how much could it escalate to?


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I split two of my hives and re queened the queenless portion of both.
The original hives started out very quickly this spring and thus my desire to split them. The original hives consisted of two deeps and two mediums. In both cases the queen had eggs and larva in both deeps and one of the mediums. In both cases I split up the frames to try to get even brood in both of the deeps. In both cases I took one deep and one of the mediums that had brood to the new hive and added the queen. In both cases I left a deep, added a deep with foundation only, actually foundation strips so basically foundationless and the medium on top of that.
So in the new hives I have Deep, medium with brood. In the old hives I have Deep, Deep empty, pulled Medium.
For the new hives I want to get another deep in there. I did not add another deep because that would have broken apart the brood cluster. But I don't want the new queen to start using the medium as a brood chamber. So am I safe to just add another deep to the new hive as well? It's still fairly cold here at night mid 30's.
Second question is feeding. I want them to draw out the second deeps as quickly as possible...but I don't want them to fill up the brood chamber with nectar and have them swarm. I'm particularly concerned about the original hives here.
Same question for the new hives but I'm not as concerned about them swarming.


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Question: These maggots have recently appeared on our kitchen ceiling. They are quite sticky and very active. Are you able to identify them and advise what we should do about them if more appear?
Maggots on the ceilingPhotographer/Source: Richard Clivaz
Answer: The "maggots" in your photograph are actually the larvae of a moth, most probably the Indian Meal Moth. We would need to examine the larvae under a microscope to confirm this.
Check for any open or damaged food products in the pantry – the moth larvae may be feeding on flour, corn, broken grains, seeds, powdered milk, cereals, chocolate, biscuits, dried fruits, nuts, dog foods, etc. The larvae of some species produce mats of webbing over the food products which should make an infestation obvious.
You will need to check all rooms of the house for possible food sources such as dog food in a laundry. The larvae can move away from where they have been feeding when they are ready to pupate (which is probably what they were doing on your ceiling), so if you find them in one room it doesn't necessarily mean that's where they have been feeding.
We would be happy to identify any adult moths or larvae you have at the Melbourne Museum Discovery Centre.
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If you follow the advice in the text you should minimise the chances of Indian Meal Moths surviving and increasing in numbers in your home. The Museum can't advise on pest control as we are not involved in this field. You would need to decide if you wanted to use chemicals near your food. If you make sure there is no chance for the moths to gain access to a food source they should not be able to survive. Good Luck.
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NFL Draft 2012: Prospects That Fit Charger Schemes
Heck, call it a hunch. Sometimes there are just certain draft prospects that make more sense than others in blue and gold. Projecting recent Charger drafts have been nearly impossible due to the obscurity of 1st round names. By ignoring given player grades, combine numbers, and expert mock drafts…Let's take a look at players who fit the Chargers current schemes.
Coupled with current areas of need, AJ Smith's subjectivity is what ultimately contributes to each selection. BOLTHYPE has conjured up a list of lesser known prospects that make sense. Don't be surprised if you see a couple of the below names in a Chargers uniform come opening kickoff of 2012 (Positions selected by current needs):
OLB: Josh Kaddu, 6-3 240 | Oregon | Projected Round 3-4
As an Oregon fan, Kaddu is undoubtedly a raw talent. He is a lean athlete that draws freakish athlete comparisons to current Seahawk Julian Peterson. What Kaddu can do is get after the quarterback by being faster and quicker than the offensive lineman in front of him. Aside from Antwan Barnes, the Chargers need to add a speed OLB, who can cover and play in passing downs. He is definitely an every down project that could pay huge sack dividends in spot duty as a rookie. Josh Kaddu Prospect Profile
OG/OT: Ryan Miller, 6-7 321 | Colorado | Projected Round 6-7
Obviously has the size you look for in a guard. Miller was a lone bright spot on an abysmal Colorado offense. As Tyronne Greene steps into the starting role, a player like Ryan Miller who as the versatility and feet to play tackle would be a solid depth addition. Balanced player who can both run and pass block and should definitely compete as a starter down the line. Ryan Miller Prospect Profile
Strong Safety: Brandon Taylor, 5-11 209 | LSU | Projected Round 3
An undersized, savvy safety...sound familiar? Don't think Taylor lacks the hitting ability that former safety Steve Gregory did. Taylor reminds us of a more talented and fluid Kevin Ellison. As the feared LSU's secondary's leader, he experienced top end competition in the SEC and was overshadowed by the play of his corners. Although Weddle is clearly the leader in of the Charger's back end. Taylor is the kind of physical playmaker to compliment Weddle. Brandon Taylor Prospect Profile
Defensive End: Billy Winn, 6-4 298 | Boise State | Projected Round 2-3
Winn , a former high school wrestler and power lifter fits the mold as a young 3-4 defensive end. Powerful enough to draw Olshansky comparisons, but played with more explosion and pace for a disciplined Boise State defense ranked in the Top 5 his Senior year. Will be a legitimate 2 down run stopper and could surprise as a pass rusher with development. Billy Winn Prospect Profile
Running Back: Chris Rainey, 5-8 180 | Florida | Projected Round 4
Sproles clone, would have added value in return game as well, but we all know the Chargers are not short of options there after this off season. A scat back with BLAZING speed who was productive at Florida. Screen weapon as well. Need a player like him to add other dimension. Chris Rainy Prospect Profile
Defensive Tackle: Hebron Fangupo, 6-1 323 | BYU | Projected Round 5
3-4 defensive tackle in college, that provides the body type and power you look for in the system. Has unique body type and size that is a need for teams like the Chargers. Does have injury concerns, but is worth the risk later in the draft to help out in the trenches. Hebron Fangupo Prospect Profile
Honorable Mentions:
WR: Jeff Fuller Texas A&M, Fights for the ball with good natural size. Potential starter down the line. Going to be a steal for whoever takes a shot.
ILB: Vonteze Burfict Arizona State, Stock dropping into final day, originally a first round talent. Well worth the risk.
TE: Josh Chichester Louisville, Huge Receiving tight end, may be an undrafted free agent option.
Do you see other prospects that might be a nice fit with this current Charger's coaching staff?
April 22, 2012at 8:00 AM Posted by Mychal Edelman
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I like your research!! I reviewed all the profiles and I will agree, some hidden talent in this mix. Miller and Taylor especially interest me but I am all good with your line up. These indeed fit the classic AJ mold (notice I said mold...sometimes it takes a different meaning with AJ's picks)! With lots of picks this year, we should be able to load us up with some backup developmental players as well as hit on the 2-3 key needs on D. With all but a few days left...I am sure I feel a cold or flu coming on..."cough cough" oh yeah I may have to call in sick Thursday and Friday!!!!
I know they aren't huge areas of need, but I would LOVE to see Fuller brought in at WR. I'm really high on this guy...and also Burfict at ILB. He has so much attitude...something bolts D is searching for..
- BOLTHYPE said... Apr 23, 2012, 1:13:00 AM
I definitely see the Chargers looking at linebacker in the 3rd or 4th round range, even if they do take an OLB in the first. A guy like Kaddu could develop while playing special teams and bring value that way. Shaun Phillips may not get an contract extension so the Chargers may need more than 1 OLB from this draft class/
is anyone else fearful about this draft or is it just me?????
u left out fletcher cox, i guarantee that fletcher cox will be going off the board and it will be to the chargers and i tell u why right here! http://ncaaplay.com/2012/04/top-5-defensive-linemen-and-outside-linebackers-for-2012-draft/
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FIXING THE SKY: The Checkered History of Weather and Climate Control. James Rodger Fleming. xvi + 325 pp. Columbia University Press, 2010. $27.95.
When I was studying cloud microphysics in Socorro, New Mexico, back in 1992, I sometimes heard anecdotes about rainmaking and weather modification. However, I never realized how extensive the history of such efforts is until I read James Rodger Fleming's Fixing the Sky: The Checkered History of Weather and Climate Control. Fleming is a professor of science, technology and society at Colby College and has an academic background in astronomy, atmospheric science and history. The book provides a detailed account of weather modification, discussing the role it has played in mythology, literature and science fiction, and describing its history, covering the rainmaking efforts of both scientists and con artists, as well as such topics as fog removal in the early years of aviation and the weaponization of weather control. Fleming also gives an account of weather modification's standing today in a concluding chapter about current ideas and proposals that aim to address climate change through geoengineering.
When I started reading the book, I was a bit put off by the rather disjointed and sometimes tedious first chapter, which discusses how the theme of weather modification has been treated in Greek mythology and in a wide range of works of art, from Dante's Inferno to Disney cartoons. But after having read the rest of the book, I became more appreciative of the first chapter's discursions. Because the tales related there deal with attempts to control nature, they raise ethical questions and highlight the dangers of hubris, and that gives them relevance to current policy debates about whether to pursue geoengineering solutions for anthropogenic global warming.
Fleming makes it clear right away that he is no fan of weather modification, and he critiques it from a number of different angles. Charlatans and folly are common in his stories, and some of the historical episodes he describes are quite absurd in hindsight. There are some good stories—many past efforts to control the weather appear to have been worthy of an Ig Nobel Prize. Fleming says in the preface that he views this history as a tragicomedy—indeed, a farce—and he can be quite sarcastic and ironic in his treatment of it.
In general Fleming gets the science right, with only minor inaccuracies and an occasional lack of precision. The book is not too technical and includes some nice illustrations. Most people will find it accessible. However, some passages are a little confusing on first reading, and it is not easy to get a clear overview when confronted with such a gigantic mosaic of anecdotes, so varied in chronology and theme. Nevertheless, the tales are intriguing.
The book's last three chapters are probably the most interesting. "Weather Warriors" looks at links between scientists and the military and between meteorology and the military, and at instances of weather modification that have had a military connection. During the Cold War, there was talk of seeding clouds to produce droughts or flooding that would hamper the enemy, and of creating hurricanes that could cause as much damage as a nuclear weapon. And during the Vietnam War, the U.S. Air Force seeded clouds with the intention of producing rainfall that would make travel along the Ho Chi Minh Trail more difficult.
The chapters titled "Fears, Fantasies, and Possibilities of Control" and "The Climate Engineers" are about proposals for geoengineering the global climate. Fleming portrays geoengineers as being like the weather warriors in that both groups appear to be attracted to climate modification as a macho activity that shores up their masculinity—as boys who want big, shiny, expensive toys to play with. But this culture is not the only problem.
One of Fleming's main arguments against geoengineering is that climate is unpredictable. However, the very existence of climate models means that we believe that there are aspects of climate that are to some extent predictable. The question of predictability depends on spatial and temporal scales and the degree of precision aimed for. Climate models can realistically reproduce large-scale patterns of temperature, precipitation and circulation. But when it comes to the prediction of regional patterns of temperature and rainfall, Fleming makes a good point—I think it is legitimate to say that we will not be able to predict the outcome of geoengineering for a specific country.
As Fleming emphasizes, geoengineering raises ethical and legal issues. Who has the right to control the climate? We know that even adaptation measures such as irrigation and dam construction can cause conflicts. That anthropogenic global warming is such a hot-button political issue is of course a bad omen for achieving any kind of consensus about what sort of geoengineering—if any—to undertake. And the potential for international conflicts seems enormous. Furthermore, the implementation of a geoengineering project on a global scale would require great sums of money; imagine lobbyists trying to influence decisions about how those tax dollars would be spent!
The topic is an important one, and the book is relevant for scientists, stakeholders, policy makers and concerned citizens alike. I already had my doubts about the feasibility of geoengineering before I read the book, but now I am convinced that it will open a can of worms.
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[quote user="DavenIII"]Also I just saw a claim recently.
it said the average cost per month for healthcare in Mass (which has done what Obama care is supposed to do just on a state level)
600$ Month - Average wait for an appointment 50 Days - Boston
it was compared to Atlanta which is a more "average" health care system.
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so why is the statewide healthcare plan in Mass considered a success if it's increasing cost and lowering quality of care...and if that's the case why did Obama base his plan off that one...and is that what we can all expect for everyone once it starts being implemented on a federal level?
I live in Mass Daven. I call my doctor at 9:00 and he can see me no later than 11:00. All the Mass. HC law does is insure the small minority that aren't insured now. It has absolutely NO EFFECT on the 95% of people who already have insurance.

My insurance is great actually. We have a low deductable and no co pay. Its because we have good insurance through the market system.

I have no idea where these numbers of yours come from. I live here.

Hmm well I guess I'm glad to hear that, do you know anyone who doesn't have their own market based Insurance that uses the states?
I mean I'm hoping that the personal mandate (fine/tax thing) get's ruled unconstitutional all the way through the court system because I believe Obama care hinges on that correct?
I wonder though since you live in Mass (and I know you like Romney) are you ok with a national healthcare plan obviously not Obama care but any national health care plan I mean.
I am definately NOT OK with a national healthcare mandate of any kind and I also hope the Supreme Court rules the mandate unconstitutional. The constitution gives certain power to the Congress but it all specifically limits the power of the Federal Gov. as well. The notion that the Federal Government (and we are a "federal" government of states) can force a private citizen to buy health insurance is repugnant to me.


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Hate to see you go! You have brought smiles to my face and it feels like a little bit of the "old" Danville is leaving too. A time that was a little more simple and a little more innocent.
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Original post made by Resident, Duveneck/St. Francis, on Mar 18, 2013
The Daily Post today ran a headline story today which I thought was shoddy and mean spirited. "Bully confesses" used the public comments of a young man who recently spoke at a school board meeting, to write a partial version of the events. I had heard about this case and what the Post wrote does not sound right. The young man was first pushed around by a student, and he reacted after also repeatedly asking for help. At the board meeting he was not "confessing," as he appears to have never previously denied anything. I don't know this young man, but I am sorry that a local Journal did this to him.
I have found the Daily Post to be shoddy before, but I admit I grab it because of the quick, and abridged portrait format, as opposed to a lengthy regular newspaper. Advertisers will not be reaching me through the Daily Post anymore, and I was thinking that you need to put out a Daily with a similar format?
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a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 18, 2013 at 12:03 pm
I stopped reading the Daily Post a long time ago because I thought the reporting was shoddy. I much prefer the Daily News. The Post also has far too much advertising for my taste.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Mar 18, 2013 at 4:00 pm
The young man who spoke at the School Board meeting last week came to the meeting to advocate for the residents of Buena Vista Mobile Home Park which is in danger of being no more. He wanted to talk about his little brother not being able to have the same opportunities to get a good education (actually I think he was complimentary about the academic experience he had while in the PAUSD system).
After he heard several people in the open forum address the issue of bullying he felt that he had to share his experience and what that experience lead to is tragic. He is in college now and trying to make a success of himself and now they want to deport him? That is wrong. Had the administrators at Gunn listened to him earlier about the multiple bullying incidents he was experiencing and had they taken action the young man would never have had to defend himself. Indeed, he was not the bully as your headline reads. He was the victim. The Post owes this young man apology (in a banner headline like today's paper). He paid for his "crime" and wanted to bear witness to where things can escalate to if a student whose pleas for help are not heard or acted on. I blame the Gunn staff for not helping this young man. I do feel bad that there was an injured bully but consider how difficult it is for a victim to have all his pleas for help fall on deaf ears. He chose the wrong way to defend himself apparently and the charges were very harsh. I can't help but thinking that if this were not a disadvantaged Latino boy the perp would not have been treated this way (son or daughter of a wealthy entitled PA family). God forbid a victim defend him or herself which could lead to that entitled child losing their college recommendation or some similar disastrous consequence.
It is shameful that the Post should misrepresent the facts in this case. I will not be supporting any of their advertisers either and will not believe much I hear from them as they have been known to spin the facts in many areas.
a resident of Midtown
on Mar 18, 2013 at 4:02 pm
The Daily Post is run by a libertarian right-wing fire eating conservative. If anyone ever expected accurate journalism from them that hope died with the infamous "adult blog" headline they pasted over poor Dave Cortright's face for having the nerve to run against education privateer Grace Mah. And of course what he did to Ken Dauber -- equally sleazy. Now running inaccurate and defamatory information about a teenager. The Palo Alto Enquirer strikes again. Sorry Misael. You didn't deserve it.
a resident of Midtown
on Mar 18, 2013 at 4:52 pm
I love the Daily Post I read it every day. It is the only local rag that has the courage to give us the "other side of the story". Unlike the other local papers who only give us the correct, smoothed over dialog that City Hall and 25 Churchill want you to know.
Read it you'll love it. Hurrah, for freedom of the press.
a resident of Community Center
on Mar 18, 2013 at 5:46 pm
Well said, avid post reader. You are correct on all counts. If you want shoddy reporting with a bias for those that " donate" to the paper, read the weekly. They are also notorious for selling ad space to council candidates and then endorsing them come election time.
a resident of Professorville
on Mar 18, 2013 at 7:13 pm
The contrast in quality and ethics between the three papers in Palo Alto is stark, and anyone who honestly thinks the Post does anything but intentionally sensationalize and distort the news need only look at today's issue as the most recent example. It is shameful how inaccurately they presented the story of the former Gunn student.
Palo Alto is lucky to have a paper like the Weekly, which isn't afraid to challenge the power structure when it's needed (like when they have sued the city for disclosure of public records or what they are now doing to expose the improprieties at the school district) but that actually thinks about how to best inform the community in a thoughtful way.
Those of you out there that like the Post must do so only because you enjoy watching them twist the news to advance their owners' anti-government, anti-everything agenda. That's not journalism, and it undermines and damages our community.
a resident of Community Center
on Mar 18, 2013 at 7:18 pm
Retired journalist--IMHO the weekly is sorely lacking in ethical standards and theat undermines and damages our community. The weekly occasionally has to challenge the power structure, otherwise people will realize that they are constantly shilling for the powers that be. The weekly should not be confused for a newspaper they ate an advertising weekly that solicits donations in order to ncrease their profit.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Mar 18, 2013 at 8:17 pm
Avid Post reader,
The Post is definitely re-defining the "other side of the story.'
Not an issue,
The Post has been a pretty junky paper, confirmed it for me today. The color and headlines can fool enough people, just not all.
a resident of Community Center
on Mar 18, 2013 at 8:27 pm
Well, I guess this all means that our city has a good choice as far as local papers. As expected, people will have different views of our local papers. And we do not want to go back to the days when there was no daily local paper and just a twice a week paper telling what is going on.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on Mar 19, 2013 at 4:56 am
Not an issue,
"Well, I guess this all means that our city has a good choice as far as local papers."
Not really, when the quality of one of them, the Post, is so poor. It can hardly be considered a choice. It's just there.
There is room for more.
a resident of Leland Manor/Garland Drive
on Mar 19, 2013 at 12:18 pm
Resident: you sure got that right. The Post is horrid, and though the Daily News is better, it isn't great. They definitely need some competition
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Pizza Dough
I will apologise if this topic has been covered already but have only just joined and can see there are many pages to trawl through so thought I would be lazy and start afresh.
I made the pizzas from the Jamies Italy book on Saturday, the recipe worked perfectly but was too much. This may be a silly question but will it work as well if I halve the quantities and could I freeze the dough?
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Yes you can freeze it. Yo can freeze raw, you give the shape of the pizza and when yo need to used you put the ingredients and straight to the oven. Some people cook the dough on its own for 10 minutes and then freeze it.
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Shares of sensor maker InvenSense (INVN) today dropped 96 cents, or almost 5%, to close at $19.63, after the company yesterday afternoon missed fiscal Q4 earnings per share expectations, and forecast this quarter's profit lower as well.
Discussing the results and forecast during a conference call last night, the company said profit was affected by higher R&D "to support an expanded roadmap, strategic customer development initiatives, and extensive new product and customer qualification activities."
CEO Behrooz Abdi remarked that the company is expecting a greater rate of growth in the second half of this year.
The company's mention of Samsung Electronics (005930KS), 30% of revenue, and the references to new customers, unnamed, suggested to many on the Street that InvenSense is feeling an adverse effect of Samsung's sales trends, but that it may pick Apple (AAPL) as a customer for multiple products, including, perhaps, the rumored "iWatch" smart watch.
There was one ratings change today, that I have seen, from Needham & Co.'s Vernon Essi, who raised his rating on the shares to Buy from Hold, and assigned a $22 price target.
"With a reset on a too-optimistic consensus forecast while heading into the favorable Q/Q comp driven mid-year, we think the risk posed by the inventory build is certainly worth the reward if INVN ships to the order forecasts it claims to have from Samsung, LG and the other Android players," writes Essi.
"Furthermore, we see upside potential in the microphone business, OIS (which we believe is now discounted in the story) and of course, Apple, which remains elusive."
Essi raised this year's revenue figure to $321.7 million from $294.2 million previously, but cut his EPS estimate to 70 cents from 72 cents.
Elsewhere, price targets are going down at several shops, as are estimates in most cases. However, there was a wide variance in estimates before the report, and that gap remains with the newer estimates, as well.
Krishna Shankar, Roth Capital Partners: Reiterates a Buy rating, and a $26 price target. "We are positive on opportunities for market share gains within Samsung and the fast-growing China Android ecosystem, potential Apple opportunities, and design wins for its motion processing platforms, software, and new audio/microphone platform in wearable computing, display, and health/fitness applications. We believe that INVN has platform advantages in motion processing performance, power, size, high-quality/low-power microphone technology with the ADI MEMS acquisition, and sensor fusion/software capabilities. We continue to believe that INVN is capable of long-term revenue growth of 20 to 25% and EPS growth of 25 to 30% We believe that the recent acquisition of Analog Devices' (ADI) MEMS microphone business for $100 million in cash (valued @ approximately 5x estimated $20 million TTM revenues) is likely to be accretive in FY15." Shankar raised his 2015 revenue view to $328 million from $324 million, while cutting his EPS view to 9 cents from 14 cents.
Tristan Gerra, R.W. Baird: Reiterates an Outperform rating, but cut his price target to $22 from $28. "InvenSense has 100% of the Galaxy S5, demonstrating continued execution (InvenSense now has over 90% share at Samsung), however the high Samsung exposure hurt mix and gross margin. Very significant inventory ramp (over 200 days) bodes well for a new customer ramp this second-half [...] Very significant inventory ramp (208 days) suggests high confidence about non-Android shipments (new OEM design win) for the second half of the year. We believe InvenSense is better positioned than last year at a new tier-one smartphone customer." Gerra cut his 2015 estimates to $323.5 million in revenue and 32 cents EPS from a prior $382.5 million and 75 cents.
John Vinh, Pacific Crest Securities: Reiterates an Outperform rating, but cuts his target to $22 from $27. "Despite a disappointing outlook due to weak order trends at Samsung (47% of revenues in FQ4 vs. 35% of revenues in FQ1), we remain confident that INVN is on track to ultimately penetrate Apple this year [...] We continue to believe INVN has multiple shots at Apple including the iWatch, the main iPhone 6 gyro and the iPhone 6 OIS gyro. We are more confident in an Apple win due to: (1) an increase in inventory designated for "significant customer ramps in the coming quarters," (2) a significant increase in opex for "new product and customer qualification activities," and (3) that despite lowering FQ1 guidance, INVN maintains its F2015 outlook, which implies a substantial 2H revenue increase, which can only be supported by a significant new ramp." Vinh cut his 2015 revenue estimate to $333 million from $385.9 million, and cut his EPS estimate from $1.08 to 70 cents.
Cody Acree, Ascendiant Capital Markets: Reiterates a Hold rating. "While we understand a degree of after-hours pressure with an earnings miss for almost any reason, we believe the initial reaction is likely overdone. Contributing to the afterhours pullback is likely INVN's recent relative stock strength, still trading near its all-time highs, while many small & mid-cap tech names have seen significant pressure. We also believe the strong recent earnings results from many handset/tablet levered RF names has set a high bar that when combined with the other variables left INVN prone to profit taking if anything but an inarguable beat and raise was delivered. Although we are maintaining our Hold rating for now, we're going to carefully consider the size of the near-term pull back, as we believe the cause of much of the earnings disappointment is related to a calculated management decision to significantly increase spending that is at least partially related to support of new customer ramps." Acree cut his 2015 revenue estimate to $316.9 million from $329.3 million but keeps his EPS estimate of 79 cents.


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Roasted apples, fennel and red onion are the perfect foil to roasted pork tenderloin. Make it a meal: Stir sauteed broccoli rabe into quick-cooking barley to serve alongside.
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LOGAN CUP MATCH: MASHONALAND EAGLES v MID-WEST RHINOS
Day 3: 15 November 2012, at Harare Sports Club
Close of play: Mashonaland Eagles (245 and 33/1) v Mid-West Rhinos (265 and 433/7 dec)
Magnificent batting by Vusimuzi Sibanda (89) and Mark Vermeulen (146) completely altered the balance of this Logan Cup match at Harare Sports Club.
After two fairly even days' play, Mid-West Rhinos roared ahead of Mashonaland Eagles, thanks to the dominance of these two, backed by their team-mates down the order. The bottom line for Mashonaland Eagles now is that the team need a near miracle to win this match, and a remarkable team performance even to avoid defeat. As things stand at close of play, Mashonaland Eagles – needing 454 to win – had lost one wicket for 33 runs.
Mid-West Rhinos began the day with a second-innings score of 46 for one, which meant an overall lead of 66. From the start, Sibanda timed the ball beautifully, producing many handsome, seemingly effortless drives as he ran smoothly to his fifty off 73 balls. In contrast, Vermeulen struggled at first, adding only 11 runs to his overnight 10 in the first hour, as the bowlers showed great persistence and accuracy, giving little away. But he applied himself with great determination, knuckled down and played his way into form in a most responsible manner. In the second hour, he became much more fluent and his own fifty came off 129 balls. No wicket fell in the morning session, the score at lunch being 163 for one, Sibanda on 89 and Vermeulen 54.
Strangely, after lunch the roles played at the start of the day were quite reversed. Sibanda was not the same batsman at all, and he failed to add to his effort in 10 minutes before he was dismissed by a sharp catch at short leg off the bowling of Prosper Utseya. He hit 14 fours. Vermeulen on the other hand went from strength to strength, at one stage bludgeoning the same bowler for two fours and a six over extra cover off the same over. His century came less than an hour after lunch, reached off 177 balls.
His new partner was Brendan Taylor, who did his job to perfection. His team were on top, so he kept the scoreboard constantly on the move, reaching 50 off 44 balls and finally being out stumped off Utseya for 68 off 60 balls, including nine fours. By tea the advantage was massive, with a score of 341 for three, Vermeulen now on 141 and Malcolm Waller 19.
Waller took the lead at the start of the final session, attacking the bowling vigorously while Vermeulen took a back seat for a while. Then he attempted a risky second run for a hit by Vermeulen and a brilliant direct hit at the bowler's end from the wicketkeeper, Regis Chakabva, ran him out for 36 off 30 balls. Off the very next ball Vermeulen's fine innings came to an end, as, losing concentration, he was rather casually out leg-before-wicket to Jarvis for 146 (248 balls, eleven fours and two sixes): 364 for five.
Mid-West Rhinos have an unreliable lower order, but now Simon Mugava (32) and Neville Madziva (27 not out) carried on the good work of their predecessors, so that the declaration came at 1610 hours, with the total 433 for seven wickets. Mashonaland Eagles needed an almost impossible 454 to win. The only bowler with presentable figures was Taurai Muzarabani, with two for 38 off only nine overs.
Mashonaland Eagles have evidently decided to fight hard, as the normally aggressive opening pair of Sikandar Raza Butt and Chamunorwa Chibhabha played a dogged game. But Chibhabha fell lbw to Rainsford for 16 and, unless something out of the ordinary happens or the weather steps in, Mashonaland Eagles face likely defeat on the final day.


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