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This book is an in-depth introduction to Erlang, a programming language ideal for any situation where concurrency, fault tolerance, and fast response is essential. Erlang is gaining widespread adoption with the advent of multi-core processors and their new scalable approach to concurrency. With this guide you'll learn how to write complex concurrent programs in Erlang, regardless of your programming background or experience.
Written by leaders of the international Erlang community -- and based on their training material -- Erlang Programming focuses on the language's syntax and semantics, and explains pattern matching, proper lists, recursion, debugging, networking, and concurrency.
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Erlang Programming provides exercises at the end of each chapter and simple examples throughout the book.
Francesco Cesarini is the founder and CTO of Erlang Training and Consulting http://www.erlang-consulting.com/. Having used Erlang on a daily basis since 1995, he started his career as an intern at Ericsson's computer science lab, the birth place of Erlang. He spent four years at Ericsson working with flagship Erlang projects, including the R1 release of the OTP middleware. He has taught Erlang/OTP to all parties involved in the software cycle, including developers, support engineers, testers as well as project and technical managers. In 2003, he also started teaching undergraduate students at the IT University of Gothenburg. Soon after Erlang was released as Open Source, he founded Erlang Training and Consulting. With offices in the UK, Sweden, Poland (and soon the US), they have become the world leaders an Erlang based consulting, contracting, support, training and systems development. Their client base is spread on five continents and ranges from small start-ups to blue chip companies. In his role as CTO, is currently leading the research, development and consulting teams. He is active in the Erlang community not only through regularly talks, seminars and tutorials at conferences worldwide, but also through his involvement in international research projects. He organises local Erlang user groups and with the help of his colleagues, runs the trapexit.org http://www.trapexit.org/ Erlang community website.
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Simon Thompson is Professor of Logic and Computation in the Computing Laboratory of the University of Kent, where he has taught computing at undergraduate and postgraduate levels for the past twenty five years, and where he has been department head for the last six. His research work has centered on functional programming: program verification, type systems, and most recently development of software tools for functional programming languages. His team has built the HaRe tool for refactoring Haskell programs, and is currently developing Wrangler to do the same for Erlang. His research has been funded by various agencies including EPSRC and the European Framework programme. His training is as a mathematician: he has an MA in Mathematics from Cambridge and a D.Phil. in mathematical logic from Oxford. He has written three books in his field of interest; Type Theory and Functional Programming published in 1991; Miranda: The Craft of Functional Programming (1995) and Haskell: The Craft of Functional Programming (2nd ed. 1999). These are all published by Addison Wesley.
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The animal on the cover of Erlang Programming is a brush-tailed rat kangaroo(Bettongia penicillata). The brush-tailed rat kangaroo is a small mammal found inwestern and southern Australia. It is a cross between a rat and a small wallaby, andalthough some of its features are reminiscent of a rat, it is not a rodent and is insteadclassified as a marsupial. In south Australia, they are found in semi-arid scrublands andgrasslands; in western Australia, they prefer eucalyptus forests containing a vegetativelayer of tussock grass, low woody scrub, and occasional bare patches of ground. Theyonce inhabited more than 60% of the Australian mainland, but now they inhabit lessthan 1%.
Brush-tailed rat kangaroos have an unusual mammalian diet that consists of bulbs, tubers, seeds, insects, resins, and underground fungi; they do not drink water or eat green plants. Although fungi are not considered a good food source for mammals in general, they provide the nutrients necessary for the brush-tailed rat-kangaroo's health.
The kangaroos' coats are yellowish-gray in color, their feet are pale brown and have hairs that bristle, and their long tails have a prominent black crest. Their tails are also useful: brush-tailed rat kangaroos are able to curl their tails to carry bundles of material to build their nests. They are relatively slow-moving creatures, but are able to hop away quickly when disturbed.
Brush-tailed rat kangaroos are extremely nocturnal. During the day they rest in well-constructed, hidden nests made up of grass and shredded bark. They appear to besolitary except when ready to mate.
Mating occurs year round, and females give birth to one young after a gestation period of 21 days. The newborn remains in the mother's pouch for about 98 days, and then stays in a nest until a new infant is born. As with many other kangaroos, the brushtailed rat kangaroo mates shortly after giving birth and can keep embryos in a state of dormancy until they are needed.
The cover image is from Cassell's Natural History. The cover font is Adobe ITC Garamond. The text font is Linotype Birka; the heading font is Adobe Myriad Condensed; and the code font is LucasFont's TheSansMonoCondensed.
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Excellent introduction to Erlang
By Christoffer Ekeroth
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If someone asked me to make a prediction about what will be the "next big thing" in the world of programming languages I would say: "Erlang, or some language like it". Erlang, in case you didn't know, is a functional programming language developed at the Swedish telecom company Ericsson, for use in telephony systems and other large-scale concurrent applications. As such, it was built with distribution and concurrency in mind, making it a very good match for any kind of programming task where things need to happen in parallel.If you think this sounds interesting I recommend picking up Erlang Programming by Simon Thompson and Francesco Cesarini. The book is written in a very hands-on style, guiding the reader step-by-step through the various aspects of Erlang. In this sense the book is very pedagogical---it shows that the authors have a lot of experience in teaching programming languages. This is also one of the book's major strengths; the reader is not only taught the Erlang language, but also how to reason about concurrent programming problems in general. I especially liked how concurrenct programming is introduced early in the book, which then seques nicely into discussions about concurrent programming patterns and the Erlang OTP framework in later chapters.Apart from being a good introduction to Erlang, the book is also quite exhaustive in its coverage of the language and associated tools, making it good reference material. While learning Erlang I often kept the book close to my computer, since it explains many topics in a more succinct and applicable manner than the official documentation.It's not sunshine and roses all the way though; at times I found the organization of the book to be somewhat puzzling. For example, the introductory chapter contains a detailed explanation of how Erlang handles multicore processors, which might have been better suited as an appendix. Another example is the choice to introduce dynamic software upgrade---a feature that will most likely be of little utility to beginners---before list comprehensions and anonymous functions, which are very useful in day-to-day Erlang programming. In all, I think the book could've benefited from a second run of editing.Small niggles aside, Erlang Programming is an excellent introduction to an exciting language that allows you to build very interesting programs. One thing does puzzle me though; why is there a kangaroo on the cover when the most appropriate cover animal would clearly be the octopus?
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Excellent book you can read and reread
By Jacoby
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My copy is falling to pieces through overuse.A beautifully written and skilfully edited reference book that brings Erlang to practical life. Even better than Joe Armstrong's Programming Erlang book, which is itself great.Congratulations.
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Great book
By Jose Luis
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The best Erlang book I read
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Great way to get started with Erlang
By Tony Cappellini
from Silicon Valley, CA.
My first involvement with Erlang was while I had this book as a guide. I had no significant experience with a functional programming concepts or "real concurrency".I had been disillusioned about concurrency by using Python (aka Python threads). This is the main reason I have decide to investigate Erlang.The book starts of with an interesting history and overview of Erlang, an introduction to concurrency, system robustness in distributed computation. Also included are a comparison to C++, and of course the "Why should I use Erlang" section."Erlang Programming" is well-organized and covers enough of the key topics for a beginner to get started using Erlang as well as some advanced topics.The author takes you through sequential and concurrent programming using Erlang as well as pattern matching, message passing, processes, error handling, GUI's and distributed processing. There is a lot of material here not to be glossed over by newcomers. Functional programming requires a different way of thinking about structuring your code, and that new paradigm won't come quickly to most people.One of the more-memorable paragraphs which strongly advocates for Erlang's implementation of concurrency is on Page 9….Erlang and Functional Programming"The recent success of Erlang is a success for functional programming, too, because it uses functional programming principles without making a big fuss about it: they are simply the right foundation on which to build a language with concurrency designed in from the start.One of the prevalent myths in the community in the mid-1980s was that functional programming languages would be the only languages capable of working on the general-purpose parallel machines that were "just around the corner." It didn't turn out like that 20 years ago, but perhaps that's exactly what we are seeing now in the way that Erlang is being used to provide massive concurrency in server farms, cloud computing, and on the multicore processors inside all our computers, from laptops on up."I highly recommend this book to you if you are looking at learning Erlang. It will guide you through most of what you need to know to get up and running.
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highly recommended
By bharat
from bangalore
I have been trying to get started on erlang for some years now. Could never get myself to go through the documentation available fully. Being new to functional programming perhaps was the biggest hurdle.However thanks to this book, 2-3 days has given much insight. It gets started slow and then picks up a lot of momentum. I feel confident to start on my (mega) pet projects :)
Excellent reading and up to date!
By Andreas Lundmark
from Gothenburg, Sweden
About Me Designer, Developer, Tester
I have been using Erlang for quite a while in my line of work and was curious to see if this book would teach me anything new. It did! Erlang Programming is an excellent read for novice and experienced programmers alike. It covers the syntax and semantics of the language in depth, and explains how to think out of the box and get used to the "Erlang Way". The second half is dedicated to more advanced subjects. What I especially liked about the book is that it is up to date with the latest R13 release and includes a section on the TypEr tool, a chapter on Erlang and Test Driven Development and how to interface Erlang with Ruby. It also has a chapter dedicated to the WxErlang library, a graphics package which was just released as part of the distro. The authors obviously worked closely with the OTP development team on what at the time of writing must have been undocumented features. My favourite chapters, however, were those on Tracing Erlang based systems and on Style and Efficiency. The experience of the authors is truly reflected in these chapters, and they are worth the price of the book alone. I warmly recommend this book to those interested in learning more about Erlang or interested in the foundations needed to build fault tolerant, soft real time systems. It is easy, entertaining reading. A must have in the bookshelf of a software professional!
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Erlang, an exceptional language!
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2009-07-18T09:10:18ZReview. Erlang Programming. Dave Pawson. UK.'Different'. That's my initial reaction. I've yet to finish the book,in fact I doubt I will finish it. So far I keep diving back to earliermaterial for clarification, confirmation etc. It seems to be writtenas a reference book, rather than a straight read. Practical itcertainly is, the examples are not contrived but seem to be drawn fromreal life usage. I certainly didn't find them easy to follow withoutworking at them. That seems to apply to the rest of the book too. Themore you put into it (reading / studying) the more you'll get out ofit.I figure the authors have been there and done that quite seriously,since I keep marking passages with 'advice and experience', as ifthey've been bitten and are passing on that information to thereader. I'm quite impressed with the quality of the code. It appearsto me as the sort of code that is written on the fourth time round?Get it working, realise it's rubbish, re-write, learn a bit more andfourth time round the abstraction is about right, the code 'simple'(wrong term) and flexible. Could be just my misinterpretationthough. I feel I could 'steal with glee' and gain significantly fromre-using their code.Look out for 'dense' writing. By this I mean a simple passage thatI've read and moved on... until I'm missing something. When I re-readthe passage I get a little more out of it, then on third reading Iunderstand the content. I guess this is typical of an engineersoutput. Concise writing without the flourishes found in less technicalwriting. Try and recognise it and you'll get more from the book.The quality of the content is high. The layout of the chapters (orderof presentation) I can't comment on as someone new to Erlang. So farI'm happy with it. All in all I like the book. It is doing what I wanted, providing agood introduction to Erlang - in fact it leaves me quite intrigued!From my experience, you are most likely to benefit if you have arunning Erlang system on your PC whilst you read, some of theexercises will (for me) need more time and a bit more work tocomprehend the ideas behind the code, rather than just seeing the coderunning. All in all a good read, does what it says on the tin, as one of ouradverts says.
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Stafford Springs, CT — Stafford Speedway returned to action with a NASCAR Whelen All-American Series program of five divisions on Friday night, July 17th. Keith Rocco took down his fourth feature win of the 2009 season in the 40-lap SK Modified® feature, Tom Butler took down his first feature win at Stafford since 2006 in the 30-lap Late Model feature, Earl Pelletier was a first time 2009 winner in the 20-lap SK Light Modified feature, Andrew Durand took home his fourth victory of the 2009 season in the in the 20-lap Limited Late Model feature, and Jeff Jolly became the 9th different winner in as many features this season in the 15-lap DARE Stock feature.
The 40-lap SK Modified® feature took the green with Wade Mattesen powering to the outside of Joe Allegro, Jr. to take the lead. Allegro settled into second with Matt Gallo, Zach Sylvester, and Richie Pallai, Jr. making up the top-5. Sylvester quickly moved to third, with Tom Bolles taking fourth and Curt Brainard moving into fifth place.
Mattesen had things well in hand out front, but the action was slowed for the first time with 18 laps complete for a spin by Willie Hardie on the frontstretch. Ted Christopher and Brad Hietala spun on the restart to bring the caution back out.
The lap-19 restart saw Rocco power past Mattesen to take over the race lead. The field completed one lap before Christopher and Allegro went around in turn 2 to bring the yellow back out. Rocco charged to the lead on the restart with Mark Bakaj second, Jeff Malave third, Doug Coby fourth and Frank Ruocco fifth. The field ran in line until lap-26 when Bakaj got loose in turn 4 and touched wheels with Coby, which sent both cars spinning and brought the caution back out.
After several more caution periods from lap-27 to lap-29, Rocco was still out front, with Malave, Donny Travaglin, Woody Pitkat, and Christopher behind him. The leaders ran in single file until lap-26 when Travaglin made a move to the inside of Malave for second, which allowed Christopher to follow Travaglin past Malave. Christopher and Malave would both get back by Travaglin in the last couple laps, but it was all Rocco at the front as he scored his fourth feature victory of the 2009 season. Christopher finished second, with Malave, Travaglin, and Pitkat rounding out the top-5.
The 30-lap Late Model took the green with Joe Rzeszutek moving to the lead ahead of Dave Wray, Tom Butler, Mark St. Hilaire, and Scott Cook. Butler quickly moved by Wray for second with Cook taking fourth from St. Hilaire.
On lap-11 Late Model points leader Ryan Posocco's car slowed and began to slide backwards to the end of the pack. Rzeszutek and Butler had built up a large lead over Wray in third, who in turn had quite the margin back to Cook in fourth place. Slowly lap by lap, Butler ate into Rzeszutek's lead and he moved by Rzeszutek to take over the lead on lap-18. Wray continued to run in third, with Cook and St. Hilaire holding down fourth and fifth place.
The top-5 never changed positions over the final 10 laps of the race as the race ran green to checkered and Butler took down his first feature victory at Stafford since the 2006 season. Rzeszutek finished second, with Wray, Cook, and St. Hilaire making up the top-5.
The 20-lap SK Light Modified went green with Erica Santos at the front of the pack, but she would only lead the first lap as Earl Pelletier moved to the front on lap-2. Ted Cain also moved by Santos, dropping her back to third in the running order. John Montesanto and Shawn Brule moved through the field to take fourth and fifth, and this was the running order when the first caution of the race came out with 11 laps complete.
On the restart, Pelletier got out of shape and drove through the infield and back on to the track in turn 2, where he got loose and clipped the rear wheels of Cain, which sent both cars around and brought the caution back out. This put Santos back out front for the restart and she pulled away from the field and into the lead with Tony Santangelo behind her.
After several more cautions slowed the action, Santangelo moved to the outside of Santos on a lap-16 restart to take the race lead. Pelletier also moved to the outside of Santos to take over second place. Pelletier quickly closed the distance to Santangelo and was looking to put himself back out front. Coming off turn 4 on lap-18, the two cars touched tires, getting Santangelo out of shape and allowing Pelletier to move out front. Pelletier then led the final 2 laps to take his first win of the 2009 season. Santangelo finished second, with Santos, Brit Andersen, and Frank Cardile rounding out the top-5.
The 20-lap Limited Late Model took the green with Jesse Hinze taking the lead from the pole. The caution flew twice in the first two laps of the race, first for a spin by Carla Botticello and Michael Wray, and the second was for the car of Bill Davis, who blew an engine on lap-2.
Back under green, Hinze bobbled at the front of the pack, allowing Dave Yardley, III to move to the front of the pack. Hinze began to slowly slide backwards as Dan Flannery moved to second, Shawn Thibeault moved into third, and Norm Sears was fourth.
Andrew Durand was the car on the move, slicing his way through traffic towards the front of the field. He moved into third place on lap-8 and then quickly disposed of Flannery to take over second place. The caution came back out with 11 laps complete and set up a restart.
On the restart, Durand powered to the outside of Yardley and he took over the race lead. Yardley settled into second place with Flannery third, Sears fourth, and Kevin Gambacorta fifth. Once Durand took the lead, he was never challenged as he drove to his fourth victory of the 2009 season. Yardley finished second, with Flannery, Sears, and Gambacorta rounding out the top-5.
The 15-lap DARE Stock feature took the green with Stephanie Berardi taking the early lead. A three-wide battle for second ensued between Jeff Jolly, Duane Provost, and Victoria Bergenty with Jolly taking second. Berardi held the lead until lap-4 when Jolly took over the top spot. Bill Dunn was on the charge and he also was able to get past Berardi for second place.
At the lap-10 mark, Jolly was still holding the lead, with Dunn, Berardi, Matt Chiarizio, and Provost making up the top-5. Jolly had pulled out to a good lead, but Dunn was starting to slowly reel Jolly back in. Dunn had a fast car, but he ran out of laps as Jolly took his first feature win of the 2009 season in a green to checkered race. Dunn finished second, with Berardi, Chiarizio, and Provost rounding out the top-5.
For more information contact the Stafford Motor Speedway track office at (860) 684-2783, or visit us on the web at www.staffordspeedway.com.
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My current research activities fall into the general category of HIV prevention and tend to be related to one of three areas: substance use and treatment, HIV counseling and testing, and sexual risk environments such as bathhouses. Although my recent work tends to combine these areas, looking primarily at the risk environment with some focus on the presence of drug use and the impact of HIV testing in these environments.
Since starting at CAPS in the autumn of 1987, I have played a significant role in the writing and submission of fourteen federally funded grants, as well as four UARP grants and eight ACRC/CAPS Innovative grants. In addition to my work at CAPS, I have collaborated with investigators in the Department of Psychiatry and at the Institute for Health Policy Studies (IHPS). Much of my earlier work was related to HIV and substance abuse, particularly among gay men. As a licensed psychologist with a part-time private practice between 1988 and 1998, I also provided clinical services to these same populations, frequently using that clinical experience to inform and shape the research projects with which I was involved. For example, my clinical work suggested the value of measuring the impact of protease inhibitor medications on the sexual risk taken (PI: James W. Dilley, MD), and the preliminary results were published in NEJM .
Since 1995 I have advanced several studies on ideas I had for research in gay bathhouses. The first of these surveyed patrons entering and leaving sex clubs in San Francisco, as well as observing sexual behavior in the clubs. A second surveyed bathhouse managers across the US to determine the level of HIV education and prevention engaged in by these types of businesses. Since completing that survey, I have developed several proposals to study bathhouses and written several papers and conference abstracts using existing data, such as the Urban Men's Health Study (PI: Joe Catania, PhD). In 2001 I was awarded a grant from NIMH (1 R01 MH61162-01A2) to study the contributions of the social climate of bathhouses to the sexual risk behaviors of patrons. The study builds on the work of Rudolf Moos of complex, institutional environments in which he identified dimensions of settings that shape the "social climate" of a given environment. For Moos the social climate is the "personality" of a setting or environment. The NIMH-funded study identifies the dimensions of the social climate associated with HIV risk behaviors in bathhouses, from which we develop a "social climate scale." This study also led us to expand Moos's theory, i.e., to study the influence of outside agencies (i.e., law, health departments, community based organizations) on the environment. I recently was awarded a new NIMH grant (5 R01 MH070311-02) to study these influences in 12 health jurisdictions across the United States .
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KIEV/WASHINGTON – Ukraine said Sunday it could sign later this month part of a crucial EU agreement for greater integration, even as the former Soviet state remains in a state of upheaval.
"The political association with the European Union could be signed on March 17 or 21," Foreign Minister Andriy Deshchytsya said in an interview with Ukrainian 1+1 television.
The new government in Kiev had already earlier said it planned to sign the political parts of an EU association pact before snap presidential elections on May 25.
The dates given by the minister correspond to a meeting of European Union foreign ministers on March 17, and a summit of EU leaders on March 20-21.
Kiev was close to signing an association pact and free trade deal with Brussels in November, but President Viktor Yanukovych scrapped the agreement at the last minute in favor of closer ties with Moscow, setting off mass protests in the country that resulted in 100 deaths and Yanukovych's eventual ouster last month.
The signing of the EU accord will take place after a March 16 referendum in Ukraine's autonomous Crimean Peninsula, whose pro-Moscow leadership wants to become part of Russia amid the worst East-West confrontation since the Cold War.
In Washington, the White House said U.S. President Barack Obama will meet this week with Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, in a prominent show of U.S. support for Ukraine's fledgling new government.
Vice President Joe Biden cut short his trip to Latin America, canceling a planned stop in the Dominican Republic so he can attend Wednesday's meeting, an aide to Biden said Sunday. Biden had been the White House's prime point of contact with Yanukovich, before he fled to Russia last month.
Obama's White House meeting with Yatsenyuk will focus on options to peacefully resolve Russia's military intervention in Crimea, the White House said, adding that the resolution must respect Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
By inviting Yatsenyuk, whose government Russian President Vladimir Putin alleged took power by way of an unconstitutional coup, the U.S. is also sending a clear signal to Moscow that the U.S. considers Yatsenyuk to be Ukraine's legitimate leader — at least for the time being.
"What we've seen is the president mobilizing the international community in support of Ukraine to isolate Russia for its actions in Ukraine, and to reassure our allies and partners," said Tony Blinken, Obama's deputy national security adviser, as he announced the meeting Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press."
Yatsenyuk has vowed not to relinquish "a single centimeter" of his country's territory. Obama has warned that any vote on secession would violate international law.


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hurley_108, thanks. Let's make Taser gun but I heard it is illegal to have it without license (but make it such that ?). Hmm.. how about "don't touch me jacket" with conductive thread SF sell here…
I just found out: this device can create legal issue in MI : 750.224a Portable device or weapon directing electrical current, impulse, wave, or beam; sale or possession prohibited; exceptions; use of electro-muscular disruption technology; violation; penalty; definitions
One of my spark gap is dead !! I never put the voltage above 4.2V, I did 3 times quick connect-disconnect to see spark at wider gap. What happened here ? Time to break open this dead one.
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Upper Valley fete to honor women leaders at third annual Heroes and Leaders Celebration
By MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent | May 21. 2014 9:23PM
With the support of Hanover town officials, Griffin chairs several boards that do important regional work, she said.
The other honorees are:
• Hypertherm Vice President as well as President of the HOPE Foundation Barbara Couch.• Dartmouth-Hitchcock Vice President of Facilities Management Gail Dahlstrom.
• Upper Valley Haven Executive Director Sara Kobylenski.
• Upper Valley Land Trust President Jeanie McIntyre.
• Jane Kitchel McLaughlin of the Kitchel-McLaughlin Family Fund.
• CEO and President of Alice Peck Day Health Systems Sue Mooney.
• Vital Communities founder Betty Porter.• Montshire Museum of Science founder Allie Quinn.
• Executive Director of the AVA Gallery and Art Center Bente Torjusen.
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Bringing Back an Icon
World's Largest Oyster Restoration Project - Complete!
Harris Creek restoration partners toss oysters overboard as part of the final oyster planting in the tributary.
September 15, 2015 marked a major milestone in the life of the Chesapeake Bay - the completion of the largest oyster restoration project on the planet.
It's part of an aggressive and concerted effort to restore oyster reefs in 10 Chesapeake Bay tributaries by 2025. And we're just getting started.
Will you help us continue this work?
Oysters are an iconic species in the Chesapeake Bay. They filter sediment and algae and absorb nitrogen from the water, while providing important nurseries and feeding grounds to rockfish, crabs and other marine life.
For generations, oysters have also played an important role in the bay economy as a food that locals and tourists love.
In fact, it's possible they have been loved to death.
Overharvest, pollution and disease have decimated populations and left remaining oysters unable to fill their ecological and economic roles.
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Fortunately, recent and dramatic changes in the public policy arena, coupled with emerging scientific understanding and the creation of large-scale oyster sanctuaries, are providing a clear path forward to restore this keystone species.
On the Chesapeake Bay tributary of Harris Creek in Maryland, representatives from The Nature Conservancy gathered with partners from NOAA, the Army Corps of Engineers, the state of Maryland, the Oyster Recovery Partnership, U.S. congressional and state representatives, and others to celebrate the completion of the initial construction and seeding phase of a project that started more than five years ago.
At 350 acres, the Harris Creek reef is bigger than the National Mall and has been seeded with more than 2 billion oysters. These oysters were bred at the University of Maryland's Horn Point Hatchery, where they were selected for their resistance to dermo (Perkinsus marinus) and MSX (Haplosporidium nelson), two diseases that have decimated oyster populations over the last 60 years.
Harris Creek's reefs are providing new homes for fish and crabs and creating cleaner water. It's an example of how we can bring back an icon of the Chesapeake Bay—both here and beyond.
Measuring Success
A report released by NOAA on July 27, 2016 concluded that Harris Creek shows "healthy restoration".
The agency surveyed a dozen oyster reefs in Harris Creek covering 102 acres. Half of these reefs were found to have 50 or more oysters per square meter - the restoration effort goal. The survey was conducted in fall 2015, three years post restoration.
Sampling also found varying sized oysters, indicating multiple generations of animals growing on the reefs and a sign that the reefs had attracted natural reproduction.
What's Next
Over the next two years, The Nature Conservancy and partners will help measure how much pollution this restoration is removing and how many more fish are growing. NOAA will also continue to monitor oyster densities at regular intervals.
While ground-breaking in its own right, the Harris Creek project also provides a road map for large-scale oyster restoration efforts in other Chesapeake Bay tributaries, including Maryland's Tred Avon and Little Choptank rivers. In Virginia's Piankatank River, two sanctuary reefs totaling 25 acres have been constructed and up to 50 acres of new oyster sanctuary reef will be built in 2016 to help reach the restoration goal for the river.
Because disease conditions change from year to year throughout the bay, partners will also monitor Harris Creek's oysters to understand the prevalence of pathogens and the impact on oyster populations.
The map below, created by Elizabeth North from the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences, shows a model for how oyster larvae are transported throughout Harris Creek.
By restoring and repopulating large oyster reefs in key parts of the bay, we hope to reach a tipping point where oyster populations become sustainable, expanding their numbers and the benefits they and their reefs provide.
New Report Finds Ample Oyster Growth on Restored Eastern Shore Reefs (The Chesapeake Bay Journal - July 27, 2016). A new report says large-scale restoration work completed on a nearby Eastern Shore waterway is doing well so far. The report concludes that a dozen restored oyster reefs checked last fall in Harris Creek show "healthy restoration".
Man-Made Oyster Reefs in Choptank Creek Meeting Benchmarks, NOAA Report Finds (The Baltimore Sun - July 27, 2016). As a Maryland panel prepares to decide whether to restart a stalled oyster restoration project, a similar effort in another Choptank River tributary is meeting early goals, a survey has found.
Scientists Say Maryland's Gigantic New Oyster Reef is a Pearl that Could Save the Chesapeake Bay (The Washington Post - September 23, 2015). Maryland can lay claim to the world's largest man-made oyster reef. It was finished just days ago, and rests at the watery bottom of Harris Creek on the Eastern Shore, spread across more acres than the national Mall.
A Final Oyster Planting in Harris Creek (The Star Democrat - September 15, 2015). Tuesday, Sept. 15, was the last oyster spat planting in Harris Creek, wrapping up what the Nature Conservancy calls the largest oyster restoration project in the world.


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Canon, Right and Wrong
Chris Sims has a post up today at Critical-Hits.com about how RPG designers and developers often use canon badly, inventing background and backstory for their games that's pointlessly limiting, unfun, or worse. His section on how to do canon right—"Defining Differences"—dovetails nicely with Justin Achilli's recent worldbuilding post about defining the core of what's weird in your world and leaving the rest of it alone.
Chris's piece is definitely worth your attention if you're a developer or designer, and provides an interesting bit of publisher-level perspective to GMs and players as well.
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Returning to my perennial fave setting, Mage: The Awakening, part of what made it good for me was the sense of openness to create within the bounds of the game's core premise. Though both WoD and Mage's own canons were well establised, I always felt Mage's central idea was greater than any part of that canon, so I had licence to ignore it when I had a better or different idea.
I really don't like having to memorise tons of setting detail, or obligate players to have done the same. Providing them with a sense of place, peril and possibility, and then letting them run with it is how I generally prefer to run things. Maybe its the LARPer in me talking, but I tended to find that more fun than having things overly delineated for me and my players


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BEIJING – A businesswoman linked to China's disgraced Railway Minister Liu Zhijun faces charges of illegal business activities worth 180 billion yuan ($29 billion), state-run media said Monday, indicating far vaster industry corruption than previously revealed.
Ding Shumiao will face trial in Beijing for bribery and illegal business activities after she "intervened in bidding for dozens of railway projects," the China Daily reported, citing prosecutors.
The scale of the charges is larger than anything prosecutors have previously linked to corruption associated with the railway sector in China, where the high-speed network, now the world's longest, has been a flagship development project of the ruling Communist Party.
Liu was given a suspended death sentence in July for accepting 64.6 million yuan in bribes to help 11 people secure contracts and promotions.
The China Daily said Ding was accused of giving Liu more than 49 million yuan and arranging sexual favors for him, while Liu helped 23 businesses recommended by her to win contracts for more than 50 rail projects, the China Daily said.
The alleged total in inappropriate activities was equivalent to a quarter of China's entire national railway investment in 2010, it added.
Liu was fired in 2011 after eight years in the post and being celebrated as the "father" of China's vastly expanded rail network.
In March the Railways Ministry was disbanded, with its administrative functions handed to the Transport Ministry and its commercial role given to the new China Railway Corp.
Last week a top rail official, Zhang Shuguang, was charged with accepting bribes worth 47 million yuan over 11 years, while another senior figure, Su Shunhu, stood trial for allegedly receiving 24 million yuan in bribes.
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The major Chinese city of Guangzhou will empty its hard-labor camps by year's end, state-run media said Monday, as some localities phase out the unpopular punishment.
Critics say "re-education through labor", known as "laojiao" and which lets police issue sentences of up to four years without a trial, is open to abuse.
Some cities or provinces are moving away from laojiao while Premier Li Keqiang in March promised some reforms this year, although concrete nationwide steps have yet to be announced.
"All (100 or so) detainees in Guangzhou labor camps will have completed their sentences and be released by the end of the year," the China Daily reported, citing a senior judge in the southern city. Guangzhou is the capital of Guangdong province, which stopped taking new re-education through labor cases in March, it added.
In February the southwestern province of Yunnan said it will no longer send people to labor camps for three types of political offenses.
The laojiao system was set up in the 1950s and targets often include anti-government petitioners, drug users and other minor offenders. A 2009 United Nations report estimated that 190,000 Chinese were locked up in such facilities.


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What I SHOULD have done... Fender Purchase
Since I'm partially knee deep in two fenders that do not fit, I thought it best to pass on my thoughts on what I SHOULD have done.
Granted this works if you live near the dealer, which I do (1.5 hour drive).
Hopefully you have your stock fender, or what is left of it. If not, find someone who has one.
Now get a long piece of cardboard from say a box the chrome bumper you bought came in. Cut the cardboard in such a manner to serve as a template that mimics the mounting areas of your STOCK fender. You can also take certain measurements from tip to tip or nut to nut, wherever that is suitable for a repeatable measurement.
Now with template in hand, call to see if your particular fender is in stock. (You did not special order it, so that cannot be forced on you). Take your template with you and go about the purchase where you would like to inspect prior to ringing it up.
Place your template on the aftermarket fender. If all your marks for bolt holes and the "line" of the fender match. You have a winner.
I was able to reverse the template for passenger side, while the driver side was on the other. In my case, I am trying to return a fender using my template to show how far off the metal is from stock. To think I spent two day wrestling and wondering what I was doing wrong... It wasn't me!
So there you have it. Take the extra time. Prepare yourself. Don't hand over the money unless you know you are getting a good fender. When I inspected them for the initial purchase, they were clean and they "looked" fine. But that don't mean they fit, and in the case of 58/59 Apache fenders, they are locked into shape with extra metal that serves for the headlamp bucket attaching metal, eyebrow corner reinforcement, and a section that flows into the support bracket for the grill. It's amazing metal can be bent that much, and most importantly, think how hard it would be to massage it to fit when all you had to do was take a pencil to some cardboard and avoid the whole situation.
Hope this saves someone the trouble.
seems to me that most of the real old reproduction parts are made overseas.
All of the patch-panels I've gotten from Brothers have a sticker on them that says "brothers blah blah"...you pull that sticker off and underneath it is another sticker that says made in taiwan.
Most of the stampings I have received are pretty close. Pretty close does not = perfect.
I'd imagine in the old days when these pieces were being stamped at GM, that maybe one machine to the next would be "off" a little from the next one. Just a guess, but perhaps they had a system in place to match parts based on which machine they came out of.
Good luck with your fenders. Hopefully you'll find something that matches perfect. If not, you're probably going to have to massage them into place.
Are you sure its the fenders? Not to be nasty but not long ago I saw a 40 ford where the front end was hanging a 1/2 inch over the cowl and all it was, was not shimming body right, Once I showed him next day he call and said front fit good.
You may want to see if a body man will stop by and look at it, it maybe something very simple,
I know a lot of these after market parts are bad but usually misaligned holes or creases. 2inches to long? They would have to be total idiots.
Fender saga continues...
First off, I returned the fenders to OBSCHEVY and they were very nice about it. In turn I purchased the lower rear patch panels for both fenders. I will have to fab the rest.
As far as comparisons go, I did two things to verify I wasn't losing my mind... First off with the cardboard template it was extremely effective in showing where the stock line should be in respect to bolt hole location and proper bend. My stock fenders are straight, just slightly cancerous in places.
The other thing I did was lay the stock fenders along each other. Apart from the slight curve (along the X and Z axis that is supposed to be there) that each had they were perfect book ends. Then I placed each aftermarket fender up against the stock fender and each one had the same curvature along axis that would mount to the inner fender as the stock fenders did. BUT along the Y axis (up down) each went off differing amount from the same point to where the fender begins its unique curve into the top bend. Bear in mind that all these bends are somewhat impossible to modify without breaking every spot weld up front, removing the bracing, and removing the mounting bracket for the headlamp bucket.
I truly believe that if they (taiwan manufacturers) were checking the bends on a jig they could produce "replica" fenders, but from the looks of these I find it very unlikely they are checking this. The problems could have been corrected prior to welding them up, but they did not. You can even verify the amount of bend based on measurements from the rear most fender mount hole to the last tac welded nut. These numbers did not jive with the stock fender AND they were not even consistant with each other. In my case each fender had a different final length that was over by 1/2 to 3/4 inch not including the fact that each had different Y axis bends near the front. This would have been interesting to see me go nuts lining the hood up IF I muscled them in!
I should have done more homework with measuring and template making prior to this purchase, and will do so in the future. It is worth the time spent. Not to mention I was lucky that I picked up my parts and returned them so I paid no freight.
Thanks for answering... This BBoard is a Godsend!
you know it almost seems sacreligious to put taiwan parts on an old Chevy. But unless you're skilled enough to fabricate the panels or patch panels yourself OR you are very wealthy and are able to afford paying someone like Randy to make them...you're pretty much stuck with the Taiwan panels.
I buy all of my parts from Brothers. I know they are a little more expensive than some of the other places, but I've always read that they have very good panels. The good news is, a friend of mine Wray Schelin (master metal shaper / creator of Metalmeet.com) was impressed with the patch panels I showed him from Brothers. He said they were nice heavy gauge.
Good to hear they made good on the fenders, Bill. I haven't seen too many repro parts (in my limited experience) fit perfectly, from floorboard pieces to taillights. Did these guys have any extra fenders that looked like they might work? Good luck with the project. Dan
"When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it had happened or not." - Mark Twain
Fender saga continues...
Thanks Dan,
They were expecting more fenders to come in, but since I bought the lower rear panels, I wont be wanting full repo fenders. Heck I gave it a shot to save time so I could get my truck back on the road with plans to work on the original fenders. Now I'm removing all the mystery filler from the stock fenders and revealing the patch work that was done on the truck back in 97 (based on reciepts that came with the truck when I bought it). All the patches were layed directly onto cancerous metal, then filler was caked on top. I'm sure it looked good when it was freshly painted but now it's like the fender has the mumps in all the right places of course.
So today I bought an angle grinder and hit it with a 3" knotted wire cup brush... being careful not to heat up the metal... Filler was at least 1/2" thick in some places to hide the patches. I carefully cut thru the tac welds and pealed back the patches. The patches were clean, but underneath the bad metal let water get into the body filler that lay on top of the patch.
We'll see if I can make some clean patches to butt weld in place. It may take time, but look what happened when the last guy rushed it!
I need to get a good/cheap digital camera and keep a project log.
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START AT: "Jenny Wolf's Diary'' Chapter before this: "Chapter 3: A little problem called Trouble"
Chapter 4: Cheaters
After I left Math, I ran down to the Auto Shop to go 'help' Neil. Luckily, I was one of his favorite students, so there wasn't much to do except wipe off a few greasy, rusty wrenches.
"So, what did the nerd do when he found out you hit 'im?" Neil asked. I had told him the reason of my 'detention' and he thought it was hilarious. "Started crying like the baby he is." I said, smiling to myself. "Huh. When I was your age, I did much worse stuff than that! God, Crabblesnitch used to hate me! He was a prefect and god he was annoying." Neil said. He had explained to the greasers a while ago he used to be the greaser leader, like Johnny. Neil suddenly glanced at the clock. "Hm. Well, if Crabblesnitch asks, I made ya clean all the tools and it was torture. See ya." Neil said, starting to leave. I left the Auto Shop to the Girl's Dorm, where Johnny was waiting on the front steps.
I looked at his face, and he looked rather worried and sad. "Hey, what's up?" I asked, sitting down next to him. He sighed. "Ricky told me he saw Lola on a date with Gord." he said. This alarmed me. I had talked to Kate, and she said she'd talk to Gord to keep Lola busy. So in a way, this was my fault. I would hate myself for this. "I thought you didn't like Lola..." I said sadly. He laughed, which immediately made me feel better. "Of course I don't really like her! But, really, you can't expect me to be skipping around picking daisies to find out I'm being cheated on, can you?" he said, grinning, I laughed with him. "No, I guess not." he smiled and put his arm around my shoulders, pulling me to his side.
The next day at Geography, I was mindlessly sticking the pins in my United States map. I was thinking about how Lola hated me, but at the same time cheated on Johnny. I thought about what Kate said, her having a bunch of boys and being protective. By the time I realized I shoved about six different states on California, Mr. Matthews was already saying our homework, which he said at the end of class. At lunch, during the usually chat of bikes, hair grease, and events in the school, I noticed the preps Chad and Gord staring at Lola. I figured that she was cheating with them, too. I guess Johnny told all of the greasers, because they all refused to talk to her directly.
I noticed Jimmy running out of the Kitchen, with something in his hands... This looked so... familiar to me. I started thinking about what it could be, when it struck me. Wine. Why would Jimmy have wine? He was only 15! And, how could Enda let him take it? I mean, sure, she was irresponsible and occasionally disgusting, but she couldn't go THAT far, could she?
After English, I went to Blue Balls Pool Hall with Johnny and the other greasers, except Lola, of course. Once we were there, we once again, started playing "Truth or Dare", one of my favorite games now. After a while, all the greasers besides me and Johnny left. We were on the couch, watching the T.V. We were watching some TV show, (I'm not sure what it was called) where a girl kept doing silly plans to find out if a boy liked her. I looked at Johnny, who was just staring at the T.V. I started thinking that I was like the girl. The only differance was that I knew the boy at least used to like me. Now, I was getting mixed signals from him. Johnny had always been protective over who dated Lola, and it confused me. Did he still like her?
I continued watching, and one of the girl's idea included hugging and trying to kiss the boy. I rested my head on Johnny's sholder, trying to make myself unnoticeable that I was copying the girl in the show. He put his arm around me, which seemed like something a boy would do, if he liked you. The girl continued doing her plans. I noticed that Johnny suddenly shifted and faced me. "What's going on Jenny?" he asked me. "Nothing." I lied. I must have a tell, he insisted something was going on with me. I finally gave in. "Are you sure you're over Lola? You get worried about when people cheat with her, and... yeah." I realized that what I thought was stupid. There was barley any evidence! Johnny put his arm around my torso and pulled me to him, very swiftly. It shocked me when his lips suddenly smacked mine, and I wrapped my arms around his neck, gluing me to him. It seemed to last a while, and when it was over, he just took me back to the Tenements.
The rest of the month went by with basically nothing interesting, but Ricky did get a bit more depressed then usual, and he was usually in a bad or sad mood. Finally, the Winter holidays came. I sighed in horror, realizing I'd have to go Christmas Shopping. I had enough money, and I knew what the greasers wanted, but I had to go and buy it all, and stay up all night wrapping things. Finally, I left to the town for shopping.
I went to many stores, including Worn In, Shiny Bikes, The Final Cut, and Aquaberry (to get something for Kate, of course.) During the night, I stayed at the Tenements, wrapping everything. I ended up buying all the presents, and $20 worth spent in wrapping items.
The next day, I felt like some sort of Santa Claus delivering presents, despite the fact I had stopped beliving in Santa quite a while ago. When I finally found Johnny, I gave him his present, which was a new Go-Kart helmet. I felt bad when he topped my gift with a few simple words.
"I broke up with Lola. Hopkins got proof for me, I talked to her, she tried ta lie to me, so I dumped her." he said, rather cheerfully. My mouth fell open in happy shock. "So, do you want to go out with me?" he asked me, already knowing the answer. "Hell yes!" I yelled happily. And he kissed me, right there in front of the school, where everybody, including Lola, could see.
Over the course of a few days, it spread that I was Johnny Vincent's new girlfriend. I had a couple of changes that I liked, like Lola no longer sat at out table, instead at the non-clique table. Another was that I could kiss Johnny without any worry. But of course, there were the bad changes.
Mandy Wiles dated Ted Thompson, the most popular boy in the entire school. But, she also thought Johnny was cute. She never liked the fact he dated Lola, constantly thinking this would damage her popularity, because she thought he didn't think she was the prettiest girl in school. Cheerleading practice (which I never liked) were harder now, now that she wasn't as nice to me as she was.
Another bad change was that Lola hated me more then ever now. Whenever she looked at me, her face was full of hatred, and anger. I returned her look with a look that said "Look, I didn't choose your boyfriend. Your boyfriend chose me." But otherwise, my life went smoothly. For a week. Jimmy started helping Johnny and the other greasers get revenge on the "dirty little rich scum who don't respect nobody till ya beat it inta them" as Johnny put it, and I usually got bored and worried waiting for them.
"Be careful!" I told Johnny, before he left with the other greasers to go beat up Gord and the other preps. "I'll be fine." he said. He was so sure that he could take them. "But still!" I said. He just nodded and left. I sat there, in the Boy's Dorm common room, watching the T.V. I couldn't think about any other thing then if the greasers were O.K.
When I woke up, Johnny was next to me, and had fallen asleep with the T.V. on. I looked at his eye, which was heavily bruised. Rage filled me. "I thought you said you could take them! You said you would be careful! Well, Mr. Tough Guy, look at you know!" I yelled without thinking. Johnny jumped, awoken by my yelling. He looked around, and then at me, rolling his eyes. "Well at least I got my revenge!" he said joyfully. I sighed and went back to sleep.
The next morning, we had to get up really early to get to class in time. Johnny said it didn't really matter, we could have a V.I.P. long weekend. I laughed, and made him take me to campus anyway.
The next day after Gym, Johnny and Peanut were called up to the office. I suspected that this was due to the fact they had gotten bored a couple days ago and vandalised the Library, holding their grudge against Earnest for talking about me. I was wondering around the Gym, which I regretted.
"Well, hello. Aren't you a hot mess?" a red headed jock asked, coming from the Boy's Locker Room. Something about the way he said this made me think that I should get away from him as fast as possible. "Umm, no thank you..." I said, edging to the door. I bumped into someone while walking backwards. "Come on" said another jock in a ball cap and letterman jacket. "I really can't..." I said, starting to get scared. The jock with the ball cap's arms came around my waist and sholders, locking me in an arm cage. "Look, chick. Either ya stay, or you stay. Take your pick." the red-head said. "Haha, he's being nice, giving you a choice!" the ball capped jock said. "Well, I'lltell you that judging by your charm, I really rather not." I said, sticking out my tounge. The jock holding me hostage seemed irratated. "Cut the crap!" he said angrily. "No you let go of me, or I'll hurt you." I said. "Haha, how's a little hot mess like you gonna hurt us?" the red head laughed. I started aiming to hit him in the groin, when I hear a voice. "Put her down Casey." Johnny said calmly. "What? I thought you were at Crabblesnitch's office?" I questioned. "Yeah, didn't feel like it yet." Johnny said. "Hey this is jock terratory!" the jock holding me yelled. "Yeah, so? She's all greaser!" Johnny said. "Go away Vincent, or I'll crush her." the jock continued. This alarmed me. I kicked him in the groin, and he let go of me, running off. The red head looked at me furiously. "You're dead." he said, starting to walk towards me.
Johnny ran towards the jock, grabbing his head and throwing him to the floor. I thought he was done, but he put his foot on the jocks head. He spit onto him, and finally, stomped on his head. I was terrified, my eyes flickering from Johnny to the jock. The jock got back up and punched Johnny's left cheek in return. Johnny turned to him, kicking him in the stomach. "Ok! Ok! You win!" the red head yelled out. Johnny walked to me, and asked, "Jenny! Are you O.K?" "Yeah." I choked out. He smiled. "Lucky I skip detention!" he joked. I nodded shakily. "A'ight, come on." he said, walking me out of the Gym.
The next day at lunch, I felt sick. I nearly threw up in Biology, we were disecting a fish. It surprised me, as I usually had a stronger stomach. When I got to lunch, Ricky noticed me. "Aw, Jenny! Ya look pale." he said. "Yeah! I wish you would start a food fight again. That was funny." Vance said sadly. I groaned as an answer. Ever since my little encounter with the jocks, my stomach hurt like Hell. "I think you should go to the Nurse" Lucky said, eyeing me. "And fast!" Lefty added.
At the Nurse's office, Nurse McRae took my tempature. "Hmm, looks like you have a stomach problem. Do not eat much. Must've been caused by, extreme fear, or bad food." Nurse McRae said. Johnny looked at me, as I just rolled over on the cot. "Well, you should rest now. Mr. Vincent, please get to class" Nurse McRae said. I shot her a dirty look, I didn't want Johnny to leave. My groan was muffled by the pillow.
After a while, Liz showed up to take me back to the Dorm.
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He couldn't be any worst than the chicken heads we got running around up in Washington now.
I understand that a persons vote is a private affair so I ASK THIS IN JEST...
Are any of you Texan tired enough of the Texas Politics to Support Kinky Friedman in 2006? He seems like quite the character. And since there's so many of folks from the Lone Star state on the forum, I was just curious as to what ya thought of him...? Is he legit ?
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He couldn't be any worst than the chicken heads we got running around up in Washington now.
His name makes him sound like a porn star.
From his web-page:
Q: What's Kinky's feeling on gun control?
A: The second amendment is every bit as important as the others. Texans have the right to keep and bear arms, as well as to hunt.
Here's a link to his page:
Here's a link to some Kinky Porn:
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
As the old saying goes..........."It's only Kinky the first time!"
Im not in Tx currently but if the other candidates are on par with the past I think he would get my vote.......
I watched some of the debate on Friday night. Kinky being in the race has made for some fun headlines and interesting interviews, but when it comes to him being in charge of the state legislature that pulled this state out of debt in less than 6 months after 911 and now have over an 8 billion dollar surplus. I can't even concider actually putting him in charge of the state government. In an interview with a local tv news outlet a few weeks ago he was pressed on some real issues to give real answers and he started dropping F bombs. That wasn't the problem for me the problem was he could not give a straight answer to the questions.
It is fun to say it does not matter who you put in office since all politicians are the same, but they are far from it. Politicians are like guns, some are great, some are ok, and some just flat out suck, but no matter how good one is they all have some sort of drawback. You just have to pick the one with the least amount of flaws.
I missed the debates. Really wish I hadn't.
I think you are probably right about his inability to understand the issues. I had difficulty finding what he stood for when I went to his website, besides cigars and Willie.
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Spanner Barb Fact Sheet
The Spanner Barb, Puntius lateristriga is also called the T-Barb. Other scientific names that have been used for it are Barbus lateristriga, Barbodes lateristriga and Systomus lateristriga.
This fish comes from the Malay Peninsular and Borneo. It can live for 9 years. With a maximum size of about 7 inches (18 cm) this is not a tiny fish.
Water Conditions
In the wild, the Spanner Barb comes from very well oxygenated acidic water (pH between 6.0 and 6.5) with not much hardness. However, they are fairly adaptable and will tolerate pH up to 7.2.
They will do alright in an aquarium with neutral pH, a temperature of between 23 and 29 degrees C (73 and 84 degrees F), and reasonable hardness. Make sure the aquarium is well oxygenated.
This is not a fish for small aquariums, except when the fish is young. I suggest a minimum size of 120 litres (30 US Gallons.) The aquarium should have clean water with some open space for swimming, but also well planted areas.
The spanner Barb is an omnivore and will eat all normal commercial fish foods readily. For the best results, use a variety of food. The flakes and pellets can be supplemented with live or frozen foods.
The Spanner Barb is bigger than most common community fish. People's experience with this fish varies. Although I have found it a fairly peaceful fish, other people have found it to be aggressive. While it is young, it forms schools, but as it gets bigger, the schooling tendency becomes less.
I suggest putting it with similar sized fish like Silver Sharks. Some people have kept them with much smaller fish, but I do not recommend this. Reasonable sized Corydoras Catfish are alright with this fish.
The Males are slightly more colourful. The females tend to be plumper. These differences become more pronounced when the fish are in breeding condition.
Before attempting to breed, select a good sized, healthy looking pair. Separate the male and female, and feed them well with rich foods like Mosquito larva, small worms, frozen blood worms and high quality vegetable foods.
The Spanner Barb is an egg scatterer. It will eat its own eggs and babies. I suggest copying the fish's natural water conditions,with neutral or slightly acidic pH, a temperature of about 28 degrees C (82degrees F) and a hardness of less than 6.
Although this fish will spawn readily, there seems to be one requirement. Give your fish plenty of room. For breeding the smallest aquarium I would suggest is three feet (90cm) long.
Set up this aquarium so it gets the early morning sun. Have about 6 inches (15cm) of water in the tank. Put marbles or a thin layer of very coarse gravel on the bottom. Put some bunches of fine leaved plants in it.
The fish will usually spawn early on the morning after they are put in the breeding tank.
Raising the Fry
Adult Spanner Barbs are very fond of eating fish eggs. They may even start eating their own eggs before they have finished spawning. A female Spanner Barb can lay as many as 3000 eggs. The parents should be removed as soon as possible after spawning.
The eggs should hatch in about 2 days. At first they will cling to surfaces, but when they are free swimming, they will eat things as big as newly hatched Brine Shrimp and the finest screened Daphnia. They also eat infosoria.
Pest Fish
Do not keep your fish in a place it could escape from and disrupt ecosystems it it not native to.


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Additional Improvements to Fraud Prevention Controls Are Needed
GAO-12-205T: Published: Nov 30, 2011. Publicly Released: Nov 30, 2011.
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This testimony discusses the fraud prevention controls within the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) program at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Today's testimony summarizes our report, released today, on the design of VA's fraud prevention controls within the SDVOSB verification program, including recent improvements in controls. The SDVOSB program is intended to provide federal set-aside and sole-source contracts to small businesses owned and controlled by one or more service-disabled veterans. About $10.8 billion in contracts were awarded in fiscal year 2010 to firms that self-certified as SDVOSBs in the Central Contractor Registration (CCR), according to the Small Business Administration (SBA). VA's SDVOSB contracts accounted for $3.2 billion, or about 30 percent of the $10.8 billion in governmentwide SDVOSB contracts during fiscal year 2010. As of October 2011, VA's VetBiz Vendor Information Pages database shows that the agency has verified the eligibility of more than 5,000 SDVOSB firms. In addition, more than 15,000 firms also self-certified their SDVOSB eligibility in CCR. In audits of the SDVOSB program conducted in 2009 and 2010, we identified weaknesses in fraud prevention controls that allowed ineligible firms to receive about $100 million in SDVOSB contracts. These weaknesses included a lack of governmentwide controls, which allowed ineligible firms to receive contracts by self-certifying that they were legitimate SDVOSB firms. In addition, we found the absence of continued monitoring of firm eligibility and an ineffective process for investigating and prosecuting firms abusing the program. We also found that VA had made limited progress enacting an effective verification program as required by the Veterans Benefits, Health Care, and Information Technology Act of 2006. After the Veterans Benefits, Health Care, and Information Technology Act of 2006 was passed, Congress passed laws further intended to strengthen the SDVOSB program within VA and governmentwide. The Veterans Small Business Verification Act requires VA to verify a firm's eligibility before including that firm in the database and permits VA to request additional documentation substantiating veteran ownership and control of a firm in order to establish eligibility. To improve governmentwide program controls, we recommended that SBA and VA explore the feasibility of expanding the use of VA's verified VetBiz database to the rest of the federal government. SBA and VA generally agreed with our recommendation. Furthermore, Congress also passed the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010, which facilitates prosecution of firms that willfully seek and receive small business awards through misrepresentation of their status, including SDVOSBs. This testimony summarizes our report on the design of VA's fraud prevention controls within the SDVOSB verification program, including recent VetBiz verification efforts, instituted in response to the Veterans Small Business Verification Act.
VA's fraud prevention controls for the SDVOSB program within VA have improved since the Veterans Small Business Verification Act was enacted. Specifically, VA has made progress in implementing an enhanced initial SDVOSB verification process that reduces the risk that ineligible firms will receive VA contracts. However, further enhancements could do more to reduce the program's vulnerability. Improvements in the areas of preventive controls, detection and monitoring, and investigations and prosecutions could be made within VA's VetBiz verification process. With a comprehensive framework in place, VA can be more confident that the billions of dollars meant to provide VA contracting opportunities to our nation's service-disabled veteran entrepreneurs make it to the intended beneficiaries. In an effort to improve controls, in our report, we made recommendations to improve fraud prevention controls in the areas of prevention, detection and monitoring, and investigations and prosecutions. VA generally agreed with the recommendations.
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VA Health Care:Improvements Needed in Data and Monitoring of Clinical Productivity and EfficiencyGAO-17-480: Published: May 23, 2017. Publicly Released: Jun 23, 2017.
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VA Information Technology:Pharmacy System Needs Additional Capabilities for Viewing, Exchanging, and Using Data to Better Serve VeteransGAO-17-179: Published: Jun 14, 2017. Publicly Released: Jun 14, 2017.
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Veterans Affairs:Improper Payment Estimates and Ongoing Efforts for ReductionGAO-17-633T: Published: May 24, 2017. Publicly Released: May 24, 2017.
May 5, 2017
VA Real Property:VA Should Improve Its Efforts to Align Facilities with Veterans' NeedsGAO-17-349: Published: Apr 5, 2017. Publicly Released: May 5, 2017.
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Veterans Crisis Line:Further Efforts Needed to Improve ServiceGAO-17-545T: Published: Apr 4, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 4, 2017.
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VA Disability Benefits:Additional Planning Would Enhance Efforts to Improve the Timeliness of Appeals DecisionsGAO-17-234: Published: Mar 23, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2017.
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Veterans Health Administration:Actions Needed to Better Recruit and Retain Clinical and Administrative StaffGAO-17-475T: Published: Mar 22, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 22, 2017.
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Veterans' Health Care:Limited Progress Made to Address Concerns That Led to High-Risk DesignationGAO-17-473T: Published: Mar 15, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 15, 2017.
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VA Construction:Improved Processes Needed to Monitor Contract Modifications, Develop Schedules, and Estimate CostsGAO-17-70: Published: Mar 7, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 7, 2017.
Veterans' Health Care:Preliminary Observations on Veterans' Access to Choice Program CareGAO-17-397T: Published: Mar 7, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 7, 2017.
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