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Hi Yoav, Yoav Shapira wrote On 10/12/05 19:38,: > Hi, > I don't want to chop off any parts of your email because it nicely establishes > the context for the question, so I'll leave it all below. Thanks! > It's not obvious to me that option #1 is not acceptable. It raises the bar on > the includer, perhaps, but it's not obviously unacceptable. Am I missing some > relevant portion of the Servlet Spec here? No. I agree Option 1 raises the bar on the includer, but not every includer may be aware of it. If only the includer needed to be aware of this, Option 1 may not be so unacceptable, but in the case where the includer issues multiple RD.include() operations in parallel, the issue becomes more serious. For example, the portal server (webapp) simultaneosuly executes several portlets (from different webapps) aggregated on a portal page, by spawning as many threads and having each thread perform a RD.include() to the target portlet. If any of the portlets acquire a session, invalidate it, and then request a new session, Option 1 would require not only the session in the origin context, but any session in any of the other portlets to be invalidated as well, because the session in the origin context and the sessions in the target (portlet) contexts all share the same id. With Option 2, neither the session in the origin context nor the sessions in any of the other portlets would be affected. Jan > > Yoav > > --- Jan Luehe <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > >>I have a question regarding session invalidation in the target context >>of a RequestDispatcher.include(). >> >>Some background info: The current impl of package >>org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationHttpRequest.getSession() creates a >>session in the target context of a RD.include() as follows: >> >>- Checks if the origin context has any active session. >>- If the origin context has no active session, creates a session in >> the origin context. >>- Creates a session in the target context, and assigns to it the >> id of the session in the origin context. >> >>The requirement of having the sessions in the origin and target >>contexts share the same session id is due to the fact that any context >>that is the target of a RD.include() must not change any of the >>response headers (and therefore must not add any Set-Cookie response >>header) as per the Servlet Spec (SRV.8.3). >> >>This approach has worked well - as long as the target context >>does not decide to invalidate its session and acquire a new >>session. In that scenario, the current impl returns the invalidated >>session as the new session, causing IllegalStateException to be thrown >>when the session is accessed. This is because we currently don't >>check if "localSession", which is assigned as follows: >> >> localSession = context.getManager().findSession(other.getId()); >> >>is valid before returning it. >> >>We can easily fix this so that the invalidated session is no longer >>returned, but what should the newly generated session look like? >>I can see the following options: >> >>If the target context invalidates its session and then requests a new >>session .... >> >>- OPTION 1: >> >> ... we also invalidate the session in the origin context, create >> a new session in the origin context, create a new session in the >> target context, and assign the id of the new session in the origin >> context to the new session in the target context. Obviously, this >> option is unacceptable as it destroys any session data in the origin >> context. >> >>- OPTION 2: >> >> ... in the target context, we purge the invalidated session immediately >> before creating a new session and assigning to it the session id >> of the invalidated session (which is still equal to the id of the >> session in the origin context). This approach would violate the >> uniqueness requirement of session ids per context, but I don't see >> this as a problem, because this is happening within the same request. >> >> >>Any other opinions? >> >> >>Thanks, >> >> >>Jan >> >> >>--------------------------------------------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com >>For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com >> >> > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Lately I have been having some medical issues and not feeling great. All my super mom powers are coming to a halt. Dealing with being sick and taking care of my 9 month old daughter is challenging. So until I get better I have been doing these things.
Let the house go it can wait for hubby/sister to help.
Think positive.
How do you cope with being sick and taking care of your kids?
I think the big one is asking for help. Let some things go that you know you can get help with and relax. Our bodies need to relax to heal.
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Thank you Lindsay!
We've had very little help over the years but when we did have help if was from friends, family or church members. Having help was a godsend.
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About Mains Farm Wigwams
At Mains Farm Wigwams families have the choice to camp under canvas or if you not a fan of struggling with guy ropes then there is a cluster of fantastic heated wooden wigwams available to book. For children there is an under 5's play park onsite and a large play area next to the wigwams. It's a fantastic location with stunning views over the Carse of Stirling to the Fintry Hills with a wealth of activities on the doorstep for families to see and do and just 4 miles from Scotland's Safari Park at Blairdrummond.
A family camping holiday whether it's in a caravan or beneath a canvas separating you and the night sky, has become a much-loved great British tradition - and a brilliant budget option too. Mains Farm Wigwams is located just outside the historic town of Stirling and if you love the great outdoors and want to truly unwind from the stresses of day-to-day living it offers the perfect spot. Close to the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park and only an hours drive from Glasgow and Edinburgh it's the ideal base to see the sights of this stunning region in Scotland.
The Family Run Mains Farm
Martyn and Louise Steedman started Mains Farm Wigwams 15 years ago and now have 15 standard wigwams, 6 delux wigwams and also run the family owned 60 pitch caravan and camping park for dedicated campers. The Steedman's have farmed at Mains Farm for three generations and the next generation Joshua and Harry are keen to carry on the family tradition, with their Grandad George. At Mains Farm there is a relaxed atmosphere, where you can chill out, have fun with the kids and toast marshmallows on your own Wigwam Camp Fire.
The Standard Family Wigwams
At Mains Farm there are 15 original wigwams that sleep a family of 5 or 4 adults. The wigwams are cosy, comfortable and bright with heating, double glazed and insulation. They come kitted out with matresses, sockets, lights, a fridge and kettle to complete a thoroughly civilized camping experience no matter your age or the weather. Each of the wigwams have a fire pit, picnic bench and use of the shared cowboy themed kitchen. There are toilets and showers onsite with plenty of hot water.
The Delux Family Wigwams
There are 6 delux Wigwams at Mains Farm Wigwams - The Wigwam Lux is the ultimate in eco camping cabins. This Wigwam offers that little bit of luxury and independence, sleeping a family of 4. Based on the original family wigwam, the open plan wigwam deluxe is light and airy with Velux roof lights and opening window. Glamping at its best, it comes decked out with a double bed, sofa bed and table and chairs. The mini kitchen includes fridge and microwave with a space saving sink. The best feature about the delux wigwams is that they come equipped with their own integral toilet and shower room and thus eliminating those pesky night time trips to the shower and toilet block.
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Mains Farm has a large Cowboy dining area for their Wigwam Guests. In the Wigwam Kitchen you have shared access to cookers, hobs and ovens. There are also microwaves, toasters and kettles. The cupboards are full of pots and pans. The only cooking equipment you will need to bring is your own cups, crockery and cutlery.
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There are plenty of pitches for Motorhomes, Caravans and Tents. Electric hook ups are available please ask when booking. There are clean and basic facilities for camping - toilets and wash basins are located in the camping field and the shower block is located near the wigwams. Check in from 3pm, check out is 10am. The site is open from Easter until mid October.
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- Adults ...................... £4.00
- Children ................... £2.00
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Mains Farm Wigwam, Caravan and Camping Park is situated on the outskirts of Thornhill with a panoramic view over the Carse of Stirling to the Fintry Hills. It lies on the gateway to the New Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park - a world famous area of lochs, glens and hills with breathtaking scenic beauty, with a wealth of activities on the doorstep for families, walkers, cyclists and holiday makers to enjoy; including local pubs, shops, a swimming pool, gym and play park within walking distance. There are bike trails designed for all ages and there is a fantastic BMX track just by the farm. Mains Farm Wigwams is just 4 miles from Scotland's Safari Park at Blairdrummond and less than an hours drive from Edinburgh, Glasgow and the Central Belt of Scotland.


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Title: Silent One
Author: Kari Jo Spear
Cover Artist: Alessia Brio
Publisher: Torquere Press
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Genre: Contemporary M/M, Young Adult, SF/Fantasy
Length: 198 pages / 56000 words
Rating: 4.5 stars out of 5
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Review Summary: An engrossing story that seemed to be an m/m twist of some of the classic sf/fantasy novels I read as a kid.
Blurb: Gareth's life is violent, frightening, and lonely. Abandoned by his parents and left to a series of harsh foster homes, he becomes as tough as the scar on his cheek. Death and destruction follow him. Sometimes, it actually seems like people are trying to kill him. By the time Gareth is in high school, friends are a luxury he can do without.
But deep inside, Gareth is tender, compassionate, and very gay. The only living soul Gareth lets into his heart is a silent young man who keeps saving his life. Every time Gareth gets a good look at his guardian, the man mysteriously vanishes. Does he even exist? Gareth isn't sure, until the day at school when his world implodes. Teachers suddenly know way more about him than they should. His secret guardian lies wounded on the darkroom floor. Before Gareth knows it, he and his guardian are on the run. Not only is Gareth more important than he ever dreamed, but the future of an entire planet depends on him. It's going to take all the courage and love Gareth has to face his destiny.
Review: I downloaded the excerpt from Amazon to see if I wanted to read and review something by a new-to-me author. I took it as a very good sign that I didn't want to stop reading when the excerpt came to an end! I couldn't wait to get the whole book so I could finally find out what happened next. I'm delighted to say that it lived up to the expectations set by the excerpt. I barely put it down until I'd finished it, and each time I had to, I'd find myself thinking about it until I was able to get back to it.
I was impressed by Gareth, overcoming so much with such grace; he even named a rescue dog 'Hope'. I think the blurb did a good job of describing him, without giving too much away. He was very much who I expected him to be. I loved that his ambition was to become a teacher, to make a career of educating and helping kids like himself. His love of books and learning was something I could very much relate to, which may also have helped me like him more. We're shown from the very beginning that this is a kid with a great heart and a good head on his shoulders, characteristics which turned out to be essential for him and the world whose future depended on him.
Something about this book – perhaps the way the sf/fantasy, romance, and real-world elements were woven together – reminded me of Andre Norton. She was one of my favorite authors in my sf/fantasy-drenched child- and young-adulthood. She's generally considered one of the masters of the genre, so that comparison is quite an accolade. I thought the fantasy elements were believably entwined with the everyday world. Gareth seemed to me to have an appropriate level of questioning, followed by an appropriate acceptance of things outside the everyday norm. Growing up with a guardian angel, it made sense to me that it wouldn't take him too long to believe that "there are more things in heaven and earth" than he'd previously dreamed. But he still asked the sort of questions I thought were realistic upon learning that things were not as they seemed. Like I said, good head on his shoulders.
I also thought his reactions were believable when he learned that the future of a planet depended on him. Talk about major – and unexpected – responsibility! He asked great questions and took the time necessary to think things through and make sure it made sense to him. I particularly loved the scenes when he was learning another language. I found them to be realistic and very well done. And the romance between him and Aranth had a believable and heart-warming buildup and culmination.
The only thing that kept me from rating it 5 stars were a few little things here and there that struck me as odd. Like a motel that conveniently had amenities I usually only find at hotels, if then. And although Aranth was a generally likable character, I found some of his behavior a little obnoxiously over the top at times. And at one point I found it unrealistic how quickly and extremely Gareth doubted something, and then how quickly and with how little reassurance he turned around and suddenly believed. But these were minor niggles, and overall I loved the story.
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Laura's Tangents:
I am teaching a class at our home school co-op on woodworking and building for kids. Katie loaned me two applicable books by Les Walker that I am leaning on heavily as I prepare. He is one of my favorite authors on architecture and house design-makes sense his kids books are good ones! (If you are interested, it looks like you could get used copies cheap on amazon...)
Do you know the website What's That Bug? I refer to it quite often-this week we found a wasp dragging a big spider:
Impressive, huh? Turns out the spider is not dead, just paralyzed, and going to be food for the wasp's larva. Whoa.
When I said I was going to finish my sweater this weekend I forgot I also had two revolutionary war uniforms to make for Halloween....Guess which is taking precedence?
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I'm thinking about this blog post about Art & Craft by Robin Wood.
Listening to Alt J's album on repeat.
I'm jumping back into Twitter. Please leave a comment if you're over there too, I'm looking for some Twitter friends.
Knitting a new hat- Rikke from Happy Knits, using Malabrigo Arroyo. I always forget that garter stitch takes longer. But it's going to be trim and cozy.
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In 2014, Stetson designed the cover for the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine eBook Lust's Latinum Lost (and Found).
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Health regulator Nice is looking into whether hormone therapy should be
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It could be the first time drugs are prescribed for reducing breast cancer
Women in danger could also be offered mammograms from the age of 40.
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Until this week, Gilberto Valle was just another New York cop, who lived in suburban Queens with his wife and young child.
He'd been with the force for six years. "He wanted to shoot to the top," according to a long-standing acquaintance who spoke to the New York's Daily News.
But now the 28-year-old stands accused of possessing much more sinister ambitions which have earned him the grisly tag of "cannibal cop".
A complaint filed in a city court alleges that, while outwardly vowing to protect the people of New York, Valle acting in concert with a handful of co-conspirators, was engineering a depraved plot to kidnap, rape, cook and eat a succession of unsuspecting women.
"I love that she is asleep right now not having a clue of what we have planned," he is accused of telling an associate in one instance, adding: "She does look tasty, doesn't she?"
Authorities first caught wind of the plans when Valle's wife reportedly stumbled upon incriminating records on his computer. She is said to have alerted the FBI last month, setting off an investigation that resulted in the cop's detention on Thursday.
Among the ghoulish clues allegedly uncovered by a search of Valle's machine was a database of targets. The defendant "had created files pertaining to at least 100 women", at least 10 of whom "confirmed... that Valle is known to them", according to the complaint. He is alleged to have stalked at least two of the women, at least once in uniform in his police car. Valle – an avid Yankees fan, according to the New York Post – is also accused of accessing national police records for information on at least one target.
In one case, he is said to have lunched with his intended prey, referred to in the complaint as Victim-1. Discussing her with a co-conspirator via internet messages, Valle is alleged to have said he planned to "kidnap her right out of her own home". When asked about the size of his oven, he is recorded as responding: "Big enough to fit one of these girls if I folded their legs."
Officials claim he had created a document entitled "Abducting and Cooking [Victim-1]: a Blueprint", listing the target's "name, date of birth, height, weight and bra size".
In a section labelled "Materials Needed" he is alleged to have written: "Car (I have it)... Chloroform (refer to website for directions)... Rope (strongest kind to tie her up)." While plotting, he is also alleged to have met Victim-1 for lunch at a restaurant in July.
In the case of Victim-2, Valle is alleged to have possessed more commercial motives. "$5,000 and she is all yours," he is alleged to have said, adding: "It is going to be so hard to restrain myself... but I am aspiring to be a professional kidnapper."
On Thursday, Valle's lawyer, Julia Gatto, attempted to secure bail by saying that he was only guilty of a "deviant fantasy". "There's no actual crossing the line from fantasy to reality," she said.
The plea was turned down by Judge Henry Pitman, who called the charges "profoundly disturbing". Valle's actions, the judge said, "suggest more than just talk". Prosecutors, meanwhile, said the investigation was ongoing, suggesting the possibility of further arrests.
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There are a number of option rolls this week. I want to get a head start on some of the names. The first position is $YHOO. This will be a busy week. I have names to add and names to remove.
Please remember the goal is this:
1. Make money via options,
2. Rotate profits back into special situation stocks; rotate option profits back into dividend stocks.
3. The option profits provides hedges (buy car insurance before the car accident) to the overall portfolio.
Here is an image of the $YHOO option weekly roll from Friday
The #19 and #20 were adjustments to the Yahoo position. I will now have a few more adjustments to address.
Trades by Date:
Trades 1 – Trades 4
We have various option positions based upon the Alibaba $BABA IPO. Here is an image of the positions.
January 15th, Option Rolls
Trade 1. Adjusting the $YHOO 75-calls that were moved up to $40. I am moving them to $44. $YHOO closed at $43 + after hours – on Friday 09.12.14.
The Alibaba is going up in anticipation and I expect $YHOO to move higher and $YHOO to move up due to its Alibaba holdings.
Net $14,250-Credit.
Sold (50) diagonal calendar weekly calls (done on Friday); strike $42.50-calls; see Yahoo trade #19 above. We will adjust this each week.
Trade 2. Adjusting the $YHOO, October-expiration, 45-calls, strike $36. I am moving them to $44.
Net $24,000-Credit.
Trade 3: Selling 70% Weekly Calls of Our 50-Calls, Strike $50.
This is outlined in Trade 2.
Net $4,480-Credit.
Trade 4. Adjusting the $YHOO, Jan-expiry, for our benefit.
Net $250-Debit.
The Option Trading is not designed to build a big option portfolio. It will grow in the sense that a person's net work will increase – and the option portoflio will grow perhaps – and our goal is to accomplish the following:
1. We take option profits to increase dividend growth stocks,
2. We take option profits to increase our high yield dividend positions,
3. We take option profits to increase closed end fund, with monthly dividend, positions
4. We take option profits to increase our small cap, clean balance sheet, positions
5. We take option profits to increase our MLP exposure
6. We take option profits to increase hedges (eg $VIX, portfolio hedges)
7. We take option profits to increase our exposure (via growth names and developing a zero cost basis) in risky names such as $TSLA, $NFLX. At the same time, this can be a bearish position.
8. We take option profits to increase our dividend growth names (eg $NKE, $SBUX)
9. We take option profits to increase interest rate hedges if we focused upon income based securities – these have interest rate risk which we can reduce or eliminate
10. We take option profits to increase an overall diversified portfolio: gold, REITs, mREITS, ,overseas exposures.
11. We take option profits to increase an overall diversified portfolio
Sometimes I think I don't focus upon the goal of rotating option profits into a conservativve Nike or Starbucks or a CEF. That's the whole "method to the madness".
We rotate money into stocks.
Our bottom line goal: 1) hedging; 2) use options for expensive stocks with zero dividends; and 3) using the option income to increase our monthly/quarterly dividend income.


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International Power general counsel Francois Graux is no stranger to the legal challenges of the energy industry. Caroline Butcher reports
Francois Graux might be a relatively new face at International Power, but the general counsel has been working in various guises on the GDF Suez side of the recently merged company for the past eight years.
During that time there has been no shortage of new challenges, with Graux negotiating his way through two high-profile company mergers and grappling with the constantly changing regulatory landscape of the energy industry.
The Belgian lawyer arrived as general counsel at Suez Energy International in Brussels in 2003, having formerly worked as senior legal counsel for Tractebel Asia in Bangkok.
Following the merger of Suez Energy with GDF in 2009, he became general counsel of the combined GDF Suez Energy Europe & International, a position he held until this January.
The current year has brought new merger challenges for Graux, with the combination of GDF Suez and UK-based International Power going live on 3 February.
Since that date, Graux has taken on the role of general counsel and company secretary for the International Power arm of the merged company in London, overseeing a network of 97 in-house lawyers based across North America, Latin America, the Middle East and Australia.
"The merger had a long history and the two companies knew each other very well for some time," Graux recalls. "We signed agreements during the summer of last year but many approvals were needed. There were regulatory aspects and we needed approval from the shareholders of International Power, which was obtained in November."
Under the terms of the merger, GDF Suez contributed its international assets to International Power in return for 70 per cent of the company's shares, creating the largest independent power generation company worldwide.
"While GDF Suez is a 70 per cent shareholder it still has free float on the stock exchange," Graux says. "So one aspect of my job is to make sure the interests of the minority shareholders are protected. It's something I need to keep a very close eye on, but it's not usually a problem because the interests of the minority shareholders tend to be aligned with those of the majority shareholder."
One of Graux's first tasks was to get to know a new team of colleagues around International Power's network, but his day-to-day business has remained a familiar but exciting mix that includes M&A, project finance and greenfield development.
"International power is a very interesting business sector," he enthuses. "It's a challenge in that we're delivering a product and services that are essential to businesses and also important to people and households. These are products that have a great impact on the economy as a whole. And we're doing it in very different political and geographical environments."
Graux continues to work closely with GDF Suez general counsel Sandra Lagumina, who oversees a separate, larger legal department of 550 lawyers worldwide.
Her team is in the process of forming GDF Suez' first formal legal panel, and Graux says International Power will tap into the same panel of firms once they are appointed.
Graux currently appoints external law firms on a project-by-project basis, often using beauty parades, and has a 'privileged relationship' with Clifford Chance, Linklaters and Shearman & Sterling. He also instructs local firms in different jurisdictions and often looks to external firms for extra support in International Power's project finance work.
"On the one side we have to select the lenders' counsel, and often the financing agreements are done in tandem with external law firms, whereas purchase agreements or agreements with contractors we try to do in-house," he explains.
Graux admits that one of the eternal challenges of the energy sector is constantly ticking boxes for regulators and keeping abreast of changing legislation.
"From a business point of view regulatory is the number one challenge," he says. "Energy and fuel is a key driver for the economy and growth of a country, but there's a natural tendency for regulators and the government to try to intervene in these matters."
Name: Francois Graux
Organisation:International Power
Position: General counsel
Industry:Independent power generation
Reporting to: Chief executive Philip Cox
Turnover: £13.7bn
Number of employees:11,000
Legal capability:97
UK legal spend (annual):£250,000
Main law firms:Clifford Chance, Linklaters, Shearman & Sterling


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The Aboriginal Education program (AEP) has been developed with a cultural awareness of the peoples and landscapes of our regional and remote Aboriginal communities.
Student workshops
The AEP workshops are designed as hands-on incursions where students are introduced to science concepts with a strong focus on numeracy and literacy. The workshops are interactive, flexible, encourage understanding through doing and are themed around the Science Understanding sub-strands of the Australian Curriculum.
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Examining IPv6 on today's Internet
Is the world ready for the next generation Internet Protocol? We take a look at Linux with IPv6.
The TCP/ IP protocol, which began as an obscure experiment for a handful of academics and U.S. Department of Defense officials, suddenly became popular in the late 1980s and 1990s with the meteoric rise of the Internet. By the early 1990s, the IP address space – which had seemed quite vast in the early days – was beginning to look all too finite, and the experts began to wonder what would happen if the Internet ever ran out of addresses. Work began on a new version of the Internet Protocol (IP) that would put an end to worries of overcrowding. A plan for the new protocol, which came to be known as "IP Next Generation" (IPng), was adopted by theInternet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in 1994, and the details for the IPv6 protocol were released through a flotilla of documents surrounding the RFC 2460 IPv6 specification.
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A crowded world: pandemics
This month the world reaches 7 billion people and as the world becomes more and more crowded and urbanised, we worry more about the whole intricate structure that is civilisation falling over.
The movie Contagion, which has just opened in Australia, plays on deep-seated fears about our crowded, interconnected world. How long would our society cope with the onslaught of a killer viral flu, it asks. But how likely is a lethal pandemic, and is it a matter of if, or when?
- Laurie Garrett
- Senior fellow for global health for the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
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- The Coming Plague - newly emerging diseases in a world out of balance
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Michael Ladd :
29 Oct 2011 9:31:59pm
Your guest Laurie Garret is inaccurate when she states that bee colony collapse disorder is due to some kind of infection. Much evidence points to the overuse of persistent chemicals on many kind of crops and around the home etc. They are nicotinamoids and are very persistent in the environment and are very systemic. the poison is still in the pollen of plants re bees and as aphids are killed by this toxin ladybirds are killed by the poison left in the aphids. Many fruit and vegetables we eat are treated with this kind of chemical. What is it doing to us?? Does it lower our immune systems?
Lia :
01 Nov 2011 12:11:24pm
Your guest on the subject of contagion needs to leave her high horse at home. She was ridiculously over-sensitive - the way she kept acting outraged, kept 'really taking issue' with perfectly reasonable questions was almost comic. she sounded like a jerk. don't feel bad about it.
rippedrooster :
03 Nov 2011 5:00:07pm
"Life imitating art"
I thought the interview was informative and yes at some times it did appear that her intellect and knowledge on the subject matter was far superior to the questions she was being asked. The HIV /AIDS virus is a perfect example of a pandemic that has raged through the sub-Saharan and is slowly working its way through the first world and now as we have seen the new wave amongst heterosexuals (non intravenous in Australia). It would appear there is no border protection against viruses and air travel is the conduit that facilitates its transmission not within months but days.
A virologist was once asked what disease he feared the most he replied "CJD!"


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"In 2000, Roy Cullimore, a microbial ecologist and Charles Pellegrino, scientist and author of Ghosts of the Titanic discovered that the Titanic --which sank in the Atlantic Ocean 97 years ago -- was being devoured by a monster microbial industrial complex of extremophiles as alien we might expe... Read More
In the early 1900s, scientists discovered that each person belonged to one of four blood types. Now they have discovered a new way to classify humanity: by bacteria. Each human being is host to thousands of different species of microbes. Yet a group of scientists now report just three distinct e... Read More
Photosynthetic microbial mats forming large conical structures up to half a meter tall have been discovered by astrobiologists in Lake Untersee, Antarctica. This research is described in an article in the May 2011 issue of the journal Geobiology.
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Cultures of a destructive mold called Phomopsis strains that infect both crop and noncrop plants. One of the species of this genus, Phomopsis viticola, cause a plant disease called phomopsis or dead-arm. Usually, infections begin during early growth stages in spring. This affects leaves, fruit, ... Read More
Primary care physicians report that the time it takes to allay parental fears about childhood vaccines makes it difficult to accommodate these conversations in a typical office visit.
A new study published online April 15 in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine shows that 53% of family... Read More
Under a low magnification of 23X, this scanning electron micrograph (SEM) depicted a dorsal view of an unidentified male Dermacentor sp. tick found upon a cat in the suburbs of Decatur, Georgia, which measured approximately 3.5mm from its gnathosoma (i.e., capitulum), which is where its mouthpa... Read More
In the absence of early antibiotic treatment, respiratory anthrax is fatal. The 2001 bioterrorism attacks in the US killed four people, out of 22 infected (10 of them with respiratory anthrax), despite massive antibiotic administration, probably because therapy did not begin until the disease ha... Read More
Stephan Harbarth from the University of Geneva, Switzerland and colleagues argue that the International Health Regulations (IHR) should be applied to the global health threat of antimicrobial resistance. They say that certain events marking the emergence and spread of antimicrobial-resistant bac... Read More
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You're not just imagining it: the 1980s are back! It's not just Netflix drowning us in nostalgia with Stranger Things and Fuller House. Women are wearing scrunchies, Ghostbusters and Blade Runner are returning to the multiplex, Hulk Hogan is back showing off his moves on videotape, and Teddy Ruxpin is returning to toy stores. Just for fun, we even elected a 1980s curio as President of the United States! But is everything we remember about the eighties the totally tubular truth? "Just say no," says Jeopardy!'s Ken Jennings, so we've asked him to take us on a DeLorean ride back in time, separating the "Straight Up" facts from the "sweet little lies" of our foggily remembered Bartles & Jaymes youth. As they say, knowing is half the battle.
The Debunker: Did America Hate "New Coke"?
It's the go-to marketing textbook test case for "how to @#$% everything up at once." In April 1985, the Coca-Cola Company tweaked the flavor of its flagship soda for the first time since it got rid of cocaine in the 1920s. Everyone remembers this as a disastrously tone-deaf misstep by executives who apparently knew nothing about their own product or customers. By summer, Coke announced that its original formula would be coming back as "Classic Coke," and the much-touted "New Coke" was consigned to the dustbin of history. But maybe you can imagine a parallel universe where almost everyone preferred the taste of New Coke and sales actually rose in 1985? Well, my friends, that universe…is ours.


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When you need more side dishes to pack in your bento, here's a quick and delicious recipe.
Check to see if you have bacon in your refrigerator. Bacon-Wrapped Asparagus is a quick dish you can make in just a few minutes! If you don't have asparagus, you can be creative and use other ingredients that you can wrap bacon with. I like wrapping enoki or shimeji mushrooms, prawns, and scallops with bacon.
For this recipe, I used a frying pan instead of oven to cook bacon-wrapped asparagus. The ingredients inside bacon should be either pre-cooked or can be cooked thoroughly in a short time.
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- 1 asparagus spear, end trimmed off
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- Freshly ground black pepper
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- Cut the asparagus into 1½ inch pieces (6 pieces from one asparagus spear).
- Blanch the asparagus in a saucepan until tender. Or you can put the asparagus in a microwave-safe bowl filled with water and cover with plastic wrap, and then microwave it until tender (just 30-60 seconds for a few asparagus).
- Place 3 pieces of asparagus on each bacon and wrap the bacon around asparagus; secure ends with a toothpick.
- Heat a non-stick frying pan and cook the bacon wrapped asparagus until bacon is crispy. Sprinkle freshly ground black pepper.
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Quick Take
- The Department of Energy has given a conditional nod to the Freeport LNG export terminal with a capacity of 1.4 billion cubic feet per day.
- The move is being seen as a positive one for energy companies as it is expected to drive natural gas prices in the U.S. higher.
- A glut of natural gas supply in the U.S. due to large scale commercial production of shale gas has made the resource significantly cheaper domestically as compared to the rest of the world, making a strong case for exports.
- The announcement is being seen as an indication of further approvals to similar projects as it clears the air on the Department of Energy's stance on natural gas exports.
The Department of Energy in the U.S. recently approved a liquified natural gas (LNG) export project. The Freeport LNG Terminal in Texas has been allowed to export natural gas to countries that do not have a free trade agreement with the U.S. The terminal is expected to start exporting natural gas by 2017, at a rate of up to 1.4 billion cubic feet per day. Since natural gas is liquified for ease of transportation, these terminals are required to liquify and regasify the natural resource at exporting and importing locations respectively. [1]
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Although, the project still needs approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, it can be seen as a positive sign for energy companies such as ConocoPhillips (NYSE:COP), Chevron (CVX) and others producing large quantities of natural gas. We expect to see higher natural gas price realizations for these companies as natural gas exports from the U.S. are expected to drive domestic prices higher.
Supply Shock Due To The Unlock Of Shale Reserves
The large scale commercial implementation of 'fracking' techniques has led to a glut of natural gas supply in the U.S., which drove prices to their lowest level of almost $2 per 1,000 cubic feet in 2012. Just to give some perspective, the LNG export terminal in Texas that received a green light from the Department of Energy recently, was actually meant to be an import terminal. This was when the U.S. had still not realized a feasible way of tapping the abundant resource from impervious shale rocks.
Interestingly though, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), 95% of the total natural gas consumed in the country in 2011 was produced domestically. Not only this, the availability of shale gas is expected to keep U.S. independent of foreign supply for many years to come, as the EIA expects domestic production of natural gas to rise 44% by 2040.
Exports To Fuel Higher Natural Gas Prices
Due to the shale gas supply shock discussed above, the prices of natural gas in the U.S. are significantly lower than the rest of the world. While the Henry Hub natural gas prices in the U.S. continue to stay close to $4, the prices in Japan and European Union have been trading over $14 and $12 per 1,000 cubic feet respectively. This stark difference in prices makes a solid case for export of natural gas from the U.S. to Asia and Europe, even after considering the net impact of transportation costs.
However, the Department of Energy has been gauging relative benefits of allowing natural gas exports versus ensuring long term competitive advantage for U.S. based industrial and manufacturing companies, which comes inherently with lower cost of a widely used raw material such as natural gas. Therefore, a go ahead to the Freeport LNG terminal has sent a signal that the government agency sees benefits from exporting natural gas, outweighing its potential negative impact on domestic industrial growth.
Energy Companies Stand To Benefit
The recent announcement has helped reduce uncertainty over the Department of Energy's stance on natural gas exports. This has led to increased expectations on approval of other applications pertaining to similar projects pending with the government. It was also reflected in a 4% jump seen in June 2015 natural gas future contracts following the announcement.
Higher exports will lead to higher domestic prices in the U.S. as increased international trade will narrow the price differential across geographies. However, it should be noted that the feasibility of exports is directly proportional to the size of price differential. So, the amount of exports allowed by the U.S. government will largely determine the cap on domestic prices.
Energy companies are set to benefit from this move, as higher gas prices in the U.S. will imply higher average price realizations for these companies. We expect average natural gas price realized by Chevron to increase to almost $7 per 1,000 cubic feet over the forecast period, primarily due to rising global energy demand and favorable pricing trend developing in the U.S., for the reasons mentioned above.
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- U.S. Approves Expanded Gas Exports, www.wsj.com [↩]


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Sleeping with KnivesMature
When you barely sleep, you don't miss much. And for years it was a burden. It became easier to rest when I stole a knife from some drunken scoundrel, and every night tucked it under the clump of rags and old newspapers that doubled as a pillow for a street urchin like myself.
At the age of five, I first overheard my parents copulating. Not surprising, given that we were piss poor and only had one bedroom between the three of us. On top of that, they were a pair of inconsiderate, opium-puffing, wretched arseholes. For years the sounds of grinding springs, rasping breath and high-pitched moans rang in my ears without a moment's relief. As I approached adolescence, I learned to meditate into a deep enough trance so that I could tune out the sounds. The nights when I employed this strategy were the nights during which I slept the most. Some nights I lay still, caressing my rusty brown blade, contemplating whether I'd be able to silence the pair of them with a single strike.
Had my father been capable of refraining from entering my mother on a nightly basis, perhaps sleep would have been an enigma to my younger self nonetheless. The slums of London had their own orchestra of moans and screams, and there was many a night that a sweaty, bloated face would slap up against the window, before the person to which it was attached would turn and vomit on the cobblestones. The stench would linger for days after the face had vanished. And you never caught glimpse of the same face twice.
I'd witnessed six stabbings by the time I was thirteen, three of which resulted in some poor bastard being killed and left to bleed out and rot in the alleys. Without the use of telegrams the people had become so attached to, families had no way of finding their husbands and brothers if they were knifed in the streets, unless they were close to a well-known tavern when they bit the dust. Which wasn't often. Men usually stumbled between the public houses and brothels in a drunken stupor, going through them like they were going out of style. The next morning would struggle to recall the names of their wives, let alone the location of each and every watering hole they'd encountered on their outings.
At the blossoming age of thirteen, I took the long way home, wandering the winding alleyways like a rat in a maze. Quite contented with myself, I was in fact returning from my first ever sexual encounter with a female. Her name was Flora George, and her family lived in an even more appalling unit than I. Hence, I had sucked her face and neck so hard that she'd never be the same, expelled so much bodily fluids inside her skinny teenage body that it was a wonder I hadn't died, and then hit the road before the epitome of filth and poverty could leave too large a scar on me.
Even then, when I shared my own waste, I was a ghastly child who looked down on those I believed to be below me.
I'd turned the last corner, and onto the wet cobbles of Greyhawk Street when I tripped over a piece of splintered, bloody bone.
I leapt back and slapped my back against the wall, eyes wide and fixed upon the horrendous creature slumped in a pool of vomit and blood. Human, I realised. Female, I then noted, eyes tracing over a sticky length of blonde and silver hair, and the smearing of cosmetics across her face.
"Millicent," the woman slurred, taking me aback. Her eyelids didn't even flutter in the slightest, nor did any other muscle in her face. Vomit rising in my throat, I turned to sprint the last stretch of the way home.
"My name is Millicent."
I hesitated. "Mine's Silus."
"You shouldn' be here." She was yet to show any sign, other than speech, that she was still living. If I hadn't been so sure, I'd have sworn the tingle of rotting flesh crawled around inside my nostrils.
"Yeh, I know. M'goin' home."
"Shouldn' be there either."
My weak teenage heart pounded, my guts churning and begging me to leave this dreadful woman. A light sprinkling of raindrops began to shower over my face, and over hers, streaking the matted mess of makeup on her monstrous face.
"Should be livin' somewheres better," she murmured. "I hurts bad, Silus, son. Have yer got a knife?"
My fingers twitched towards the extraordinarily deep pocket of my trousers. They were torn and wet and stained with blood and other bodily stains. Not all of them were mine either. My mother had collected them from some priest a while back.
"I have," I said.
"Pu' it in my heart. I'll look after it for ya. Might...." A grunt of discomfort exited her chest, and it heaved slightly. "Might need it later."
Time seemed to speed up like a hissing train; I watched in silent horror as my hands whipped the knife from its resting place, and inserted it in the burly woman's bosom. I stumbled back, as whatever demon had taken me in its grips released me, watching a spurt of lazy blood pop from the wound, and the body twitching horrifically as Millicent sucked in her final breath, and fell limp again. As though she'd fallen asleep. Except she had a knife in her chest.
She didn't speak again either.
A plump, veiny hand plopped into her lap. On it, a sparkling jewel on a beautiful, silky band of gold. Gosh, it seemed to be the only thing on the corpse that wasn't tainted by blood or pus or piss or vomit or filth.
My eyes flitted back and forth through the streets. Finding no one there, I swooped down and liberated the ring from her hand. I tucked it into the pocket that once contained my knife, and strolled home, the name of Millicent suddenly miles from my mind. My own name, however, gasped by the pale, thin lips of Flora George, was quite a welcome memory.
For years I gave old drunk corpses like Millicent little time of day, little thought, and absolutely no sympathy whatsoever.
In later life, women ran into my fourth-storey office in fits of crying, begging me to help them locate such drunken fools. Those were the kind of clients that (if I'd had them) I'd have asked my security to grab under the armpits and throw out onto the streets on their arses.
But I didn't have security. I didn't need any. I was already feared enough without adding muscle to the equation.
Silus Splendid, untouchable by all, excepting a very select few.
And those few wouldn't dare. Even if they let on that they would.


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- has at least 15 service connections,
- regularly serves 25 or more persons per day for at least 60 days of the year, or
- serves any of the following for at least 60 days of the year:
- a day care facility licensed in accordance with the Day Care Act,
- a permanent food establishment licensed in accordance with the Health Protection Act,
- a commercial property for the accommodation of the travelling or vacationing public comprising land used for camping or for overnight parking of recreational vehicles or containing a separate building or buildings containing at least 1 room to be used as an alternate form of accommodation in a campground,
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This includes municipal, commercial, institutional, industrial, and privately owned water supplies (e.g. schools, restaurants, nursing homes, campgrounds, & parks which are on their own drinking water supply).
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Time After Time
Fast-forwarding Machiavelli's sixteenth-century Italian comedy La Mandragola (the Mandrake), into La Dolce Vita-era Naples actually makes a lot of sense; if you ask Spark Theater's Michael Emmitt, the '60s time period of his Machiavellian update, The Love Potion, not only offers an accurate mirror of humanist upheaval in Italy at the beginning of the Renaissance, but it also looks good. "Visually, it was a great-looking time, and we thought the costumes would be a lot more fun in that era," explains Spark spokesman Sean Mahoney. "It's hard to do glamour in the 1500s."
True that, but there are a lot of other reasons to give Spark's 2012-2013 season opener a chance, beginning with the troupe's brand-new fifty-seat venue at 985 Santa Fe Drive, which is — if you can believe it — more spacious than their old second-floor stage on south Broadway. "We really wanted to make the theater more accessible, and though we can accommodate more people, we still do the same intimate, fly-on-the-wall kind of theater we did before," Mahoney explains, noting that for The Love Potion, the audience-friendly theater will be turned into an environment re-creating the feel of sitting in an outdoor cafe on the piazza. And in keeping with the Spark mission of introducing Denver to "scripts that are not done all the time and faces that are not done all the time," the ensemble will continue to rock plays we haven't seen again and again here, with a fresh influx of actors.
The Love Potion opens tonight at 7:30 p.m. and plays Thursdays through Saturdays until August 25; admission is $10 on Thursdays and $20 on the weekends. For reservations and information, visit Spark online at sparktheater.org or call 303-346-7396.
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When it comes to collecting sports memorabilia, there is a fine line between showing your commitment and creepiness. If you ask me, the Christmas gift you see above crosses that line. This giant Ricky Rubio rug was shared on Twitter by a man named Dean Pierce, who describes himself as an "NBA fanatic" and has a Minnesota Timberwolves background and avatar on his profile. It would appear that a member of Pierce's family is one of the biggest Rubio fans on earth. Otherwise, I doubt anyone would have given her such a massive and detailed portrait of the Spaniard. Personally, I feel that's a little too much. Asking the young point guard to the prom is one thing, but I couldn't look at something like that no matter who the athlete was. All that matters is it made someone happy on Christmas.
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Posted Wed 17 Jul 13 at 10:36 AM
Unbeaten Record Comes To An End
Leyton Orient tasted defeat for the first time this season as Coventry City made it third time lucky against the O's at Sixfields Stadium. A super early goal from Carl Baker set the tone as the O's struggled to get a foothold in the first half, before strikes from Frank Moussa and Leon Clarke killed the tie in the second period.
One positive was that Orient continued to press despite being beaten and they were rewarded with a consolation goal as Yohann Lasimant bagged his first goal in English football late on, whilst the result could have been different had David Mooney not missed a second half penalty for Russell Slade's side.
The O's came into the clash with Coventry without top scorer Kevin Lisbie, who sat out the match after picking up an injury during Saturday's 4-0 victory over Tranmere. New arrival Frankie Sutherland was on the bench following his loan move this week from QPR.
Orient started the game brightly, applying all the early pressure, resulting in consecutive corners for the visitors. But after the early pressure the game opened up into an even affair.
The deadlock was broken in the tenth minute as Carl Baker was given the freedom of the right flank. The winger purposely strode towards the Orient box before cutting inside to strike from 20 yards past a helpless Jones in goal.
Following Coventry's goal, the O's began to up their pressure, looking to quickly restore parity. They continued to threaten from set plays and Scott Cuthbert fired a header in from a corner, but it was easily collected by Murphy
The conditions began to worsen as the ball began to zip along the surface as the thunder and lightning rumbled around the midlands.
As the conditions began to deteriorate, Coventry continued to come forward as Jones kept the O's in it at times with a couple of fine saves to deny Callum Wilson.
Orient started to take a foothold in the game, and a break down the right saw Cox feed Odubajo, but his cross was over hit and Mooney at full stretch failed to reach it.
Russell Slade would have welcomed the interval as it provide a welcome break from the conditions and a chance to regroup.
The home side started the second half brightly, looking to instantly increase their lead. Jamie Jones had to make two strong saves to keep the Sky Blues at bay, as Orient were late to switch on after the restart.
But the O's were soon gifted a golden opportunity to get back on level terms when they were awarded a penalty after Shaun Batt was brought down after a charge into the box. Jordan Willis bundled over the Orient striker as the goal looked to have presented itself to Batt. Mooney stepped up but was denied by Murphy as the goalkeeper dived to his right to keep out the spot kick.
On 66 minutes Coventry increased their lead with an inventive effort from Franck Moussa. The Belgian ran into the Orient box and managed to lift the ball over Jones on the angle.
Shortly after conceding the second Jayden Stockley was introduced for Shaun Batt as Russell Slade looked to change this up in attack and get back into the tie as quickly as possible.
As the half went on the O's began to look dangerous in attack, but it was Coventry who scored the game's third goal, effectively killing the tie. A free kick from the impressive Baker was lifted into the box and Leon Clarke rose highest to nod home.
With the final whistle looming, Orient tried to give the travelling fans something to cheer about. A looping Odubajo cross drifted out the left and Dean Cox meet it with a sweet strike but it flew past Coventry's far upright.
The away contingent finally had reason to cheer in the dying moments as a lofted ball into box from substitute Gary Sawyer saw Murphy fail to deal with pressure from Cuthbert and the ball dropped to Lasimant who scored his first goal for the club.
Coventry: Murphy (GK), Adams, Webster, Thomas, Fleck, Baker © (Garner 86), L Clarke, Moussa (Barton 81), Willis, Wilson (Manset 90), J Clarke
Subs: Burge (GK), Phillips, Haynes, Rankin
Yellows: Moussa 61, Fleck 90+4
Goals: Baker 10, Moussa 67, Clarke 76
Orient: (GK) Jones, Omozusi (Sawyer 81), Vincelot, Cuthbert, Baudry, Cox, James, Mooney (Lasimant 74), Odubajo, Batt (Stockley 68), Clarke ©
Subs: Larkins (GK), Gorman, Bartley, Sutherland
Goal: Lasimant 90
Yellows: Vincelot 27, Clarke 64
Referee: D Webb
Att. 2368 (758 away)
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