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Dolphins LB Joey Porter elaborated on the "natural hate" -- which he talked about Wednesday, too -- he as for the New England Patriots on Thursday night's NFL Total Access on NFL Network.
Porter said to Total Access host Rich Eisen:
"It just goes back, back when I was in Pittsburgh, just never really too much cared for New England, and I really still don't care for New England. And the hate's been there for a while, especially after all the cheating they did back in the day. I cannot honestly say that I agreed with it, but it happened, and it's over with now. So the hate comes from way back then.
"They can sweep it under the rug if they want to, but just like anybody else that do something (and are) caught by cheating, you put an asterisk by it."
Miami, which has won three of four after an 0-3 start and sits three games back of the 5-2 Patriots in the AFC East, visits Foxborough on Sunday.
Asked if Patriots QB Tom Brady gets favorable treatment from referees in the wake of his 2008 season-ending knee injury and subsequent rules that were implemented to further protect quarterbacks, Porter responded:
"No question. When a guy can tell a ref when to throw a flag, and he gets it -- stuff like that -- I mean, he's got his own rules. I mean, they made the whole 'don't go at the legs' because of Tom, you know, so whenever he feels that somebody's coming at his legs, he just points at the ref, and he gets the flag. You've got to honestly say he's got his own rules."
When asked about a recent Sports Illustrated poll where Porter was voted the NFL's third-dirtiest player by his peers?
"I think that's just by nature of people not really liking me ... and I'm cool with that. But if you check my history, like I said before, I don't have a long list of paying fines for dirty hits or stuff like that. ... But I'm not in the record book for just having a thousand personal fouls.
"I have a lot of guys out there that really -- like I say I have a natural hate for New England -- I have a lot of guys that have a natural hate for Peezy (Porter's nickname). I mean they just really don't like this guy. And I understand it. You know I mean you'd love to have him on your team, but if you played against him -- I would hate me, too, if I was on the other side. You know a guy who's out there talking all the time and, you know, putting fear in these guy's hearts -- so a lot of guys don't like that."
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Solomon Islands rebel leader Harold Keke could face a magistrate as early as tomorrow after being arrested by Australia's top intervention cop Ben McDevitt on board HMAS Manoora today.
McDevitt said the Australian-led intervention force also planned to exhume the bodies of six missionary hostages who died while in Keke's custody.
Keke has admitted to a series of killings and kidnappings in the Solomons over the past two years.
McDevitt said he expected many more allegations to be made against Keke in the near future.
"There'll obviously be a whole series of allegations made against him, and a whole series of allegations will be made by him, I suspect, in the next few weeks," McDevitt told reporters.
"In time we will need to conduct exhumations and visit other grave sites."
McDevitt said there was now no excuse for hundreds of other militants to need guns for their protection.
"In the last 20 days we have been told on dozens if not hundreds of occasions by various people that they had been holding weapons because Harold Keke was at large and because Harold was in possession of weapons," he said.
"Well thankfully for those people that's now changed. Harold Keke is no longer at large."
There is one week left in a nationwide gun amnesty.
McDevitt said the intervention force's top brass landed in helicopters on the beach at Keke's stronghold at Mbiti this morning for the agreed surrender.
Keke, two of his lieutenants, a secretary and six members of Keke's extended family then boarded Australian Sea King helicopters to be flown to the Manoora.
On board the Manoora, McDevitt personally told only Keke he was under arrest.
"I advised Mr Keke that he was now formally under arrest," McDevitt said.
Keke was arrested for failing to appear in court over the theft of fuel and a water ski boat in 1998.
He said Keke had not requested a lawyer, however the force would consider a request.
McDevitt said the court hearing may be held in the safety of the Manoora. Any court hearing would likely be in a closed court, he said.
With Keke removed, the intervention force would now open two more military-backed police posts along the Weathercoast.
McDevitt said the force no longer needed to open the planned police post at Keke's stronghold at Mbiti.
There, 50 of Keke's followers today handed over 40 weapons which were destroyed on the spot by the intervention force.
Meanwhile, the negotiation team was treated to an unexpected spectacle on its return to the capital Honiara.
Australian army helicopters flew flypasts over the city in an unexpected display, interrupting the press conference.
Intervention chief Nick Warner said the surrender of Keke was an emotional experience for the militant group.
Warner said one of the militants yelled ``the war is over'', prompting the whole group to chant the phrase.
Warner said Keke had told the force he "wanted to face justice".
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James Hoskins at Christ and Pop Culture has a pretty good piece on the "first martyr of science," Giordano Bruno. I think Hoskins is right when he suggests that for both Bruno and Galileo, the science was a side issue. And he's right that we have enshrined them as scientific saints in a way that distorts the actual causes of their deaths.I'll be honest, I'm no longer sure of what to think about Bruno and Galileo. I tend to see both men as people who benefited from the system that … [Read more...]
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I've been reading a bit about Franciso Sanches, a Portuguese medical doctor and skeptic from the 16th century now mostly forgotten. He seems to have fallen into a crisis of doubt about fifty years before Descartes, and climbed out of it with a model of science some fifty years before Bacon.In an opening letter to his most famous work, "Quod Nihil Sictur" ("That Nothing is Known"), he mentions to a friend (patron?) that he had written the work nine years before. He had put it aside on the … [Read more...]
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The fact-checking site Politifact has assigned a "pants on fire" rating to Bryan Fischer's claim that when America's founders said "religion" they meant "Christianity."Fischer based his argument on a decision by Chief Justice Joseph Story, an arch-conservative figure in the history of American freedom of religion. Politifact points to a number of quotes from the founders that would seem to disagree. Here's Jefferson:In his autobiography, Thomas Jefferson spoke directly to the debate … [Read more...]
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In 1993 he was the Constitutional Law Adviser to the Supreme National Council of Cambodia and assisted that country in writing its first democratic constitution. He has consulted with various new democracies in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, including Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine, on their proposed constitutions and judicial codes. He chaired the subcommittee that drafted the American Bar Association's Model Rules for Lawyer Disciplinary Enforcement; is a member of the Publications Board of the A.B.A. Center for Professional Responsibility since 1994; was a member of the A.B.A. Standing Committee on Professional Discipline (1991-1997); and was Liaison to the A.B.A. Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility (1994-1997). He was a Fulbright Professor in Venezuela in 1986 and a Fulbright Research Scholar in Italy in 1981. In 1996 he assisted the Czech Republic in drafting the first Rules of Ethics for lawyers in that country. During the Spring, 1999 semester, he was Visiting Professor at the University of Alabama School of Law, holding the John S. Stone Endowed Chair of Law. During the summer and fall of 2000, he was the Visiting Senior Fellow in Constitutional Studies at the Cato Institute, in Washington, DC. In the fall of 2001, he was visiting professor at George Mason University School of Law. During November-December, 2002, he was Visiting Scholar, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Faculty of Law, Leuven, Belgium. In May, 2004, and December, 2005, he was visiting lecturer at the Institute of Law and Economics, Institut für Recht und Ökonomik, at the University of Hamburg. From early June, 2004 to May, 2005, he was the Special Counsel to the General Counsel of the Department of Defense.
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February 21, 2013
More Than Just Gangnam Style: 10 Korean Metal Bands You Need to Hear...
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Beyond the goofy glitz of "Gangnam Style," mountains of scorching spicy kimchee, and futuristic video game culture, South Korea has offered an unsung chain of hammering and haunting metal bands for over 25 years.
The nation's recent outpouring of ultra-modern crime and horror films like Oldboy, I Saw the Devil, and Thirst should make it small surprise that this bustling country, still facing Cold War tension daily with its maniacal Northern neighbor, can vent some ambitious, dramatic, and very dark metal.
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(Gov. R-NE) Heineman receives final report on rerouted (XL) pipeline
Source: Omaha World Herald
By JOE DUGGAN
LINCOLN A final state report on the rerouted Keystone XL pipeline does not appear to raise serious red flags about the project's safety.
Gov. Dave Heineman, who received the report late Thursday, now has 30 days to review it and make a decision on the new route.
He declined to offer first impressions Friday, saying he needs more time to read the document from the Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality.
The report, which has more than 2,000 pages, makes no recommendation on whether the pipeline should be approved.
FULL story at link.
Read more: http://www.omaha.com/article/20130104/NEWS/130109781/1685#heineman-receives-final-report-on-rerouted-pipeline
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1. Why is it we are able to do this for oil, but we can't
do a major public works project to build a grid of pipes that can be used to move freshwater around for farming, to get us through these current and future droughts?
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think (11,641 posts)
2. So it still runs over areas of the Ogallala Aquifer:
although it still runs above parts of the Ogallala Aquifer. If the pipeline does fail, spills are not expected to cause wide-scale contamination to the aquifer, said Mike Linder, DEQ's director.
In addition to skirting the Sand Hills, the new route also avoids many fragile soils in northern Nebraska. The department says spills would remain localized in the aquifer.
Building a pipeline to carry crude oil steamed out of tar-sand deposits across one of worlds largest aquifers. What could go wrong?
The Ogallala Aquifer, part of the High Plains Aquifer System, is a vast yet shallow underground water table aquifer located beneath the Great Plains in the United States. One of the world's largest aquifers, it covers an area of approximately 174,000 mi² (450,000 km²) in portions of the eight states of South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas. It was named in 1898 by N.H. Darton from its type locality near the town of Ogallala, Nebraska.[1]
About 27 percent of the irrigated land in the United States overlies this aquifer system, which yields about 30 percent of the nation's ground water used for irrigation. In addition, the aquifer system provides drinking water to 82 percent of the people who live within the aquifer boundary.[2]....


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Shakespeare Electronic Conference: SHK 8.0226. Sunday, 16 February 1997.
Date: Saturday, 15 Feb 1997 21:10:36 -0500
Subject: Edward III, Edmund Ironside, Cardenio, Early Plays
Does anyone know of any information I could read about
Edward III
Edmund Ironside
The Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth
The Troublesome Raigne of King John, Part 1
The Troublesome Raigne of King John, Part 2
The Taming of A Shrew (Yes, I've read scene 1, and I
think it's good)
The Chronicall Historie of Kinge Leir (NOT Q1, the
EARLIER play)
The Historie of Cardenio (According to the late [as of
December] Charles Hamilton)
I am also interested in Shakespeare Apocrypha--You know, th'old
*A Yorkshire Tragedy*
*The Merry Devil of Edmonton*
*Edward II* (Actually by Marlowe)
*Edward IV* (Actually by somebody or other [not by Billy] )
*Sir Thomas More*
*Sir Thomas Lord Cromwell*
*Arden of Feversham*
*Fair Em*
I am also interested (VERY interested, in the case of the first one!) in Q1
*Hamlet*, the differences between Q and F *Lear*, "Bad Quartos" in general,
*Sir Thomas More*, Shakespeare's alleged bisexuality, and other matters.
I'm sure you'll all hate me for saying this, but I actually like *LOUES
(Yes, I put the "u" in place of a "v" on purpose-I'm using the *New
Variorum Edition*!
Your fellow {new}
Gabriel Z. Wasserman
PS: Does anyone know where to find articles by the iconoclastic
Shakespeare scholar Eric Sams, besides in TLS, which I have no access to.
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These two headlines are my favorite bit of self-confirming irony of the day:
Apple, Google, Amazon, And Microsoft Make Up 4 Of The Top 10 Most Admired Companies
Steve Jobs' reality distortion takes its toll on truth
If schadenfreude means enjoying the misfortunes of friends, there must be a close tautological relative meaning enjoying the missteps of strangers.
Whatever it is, there are a lot of us rolling in it after reading the able catch from Fortune's Seth Weintraub, who apparently didn't have to work too hard to find the occasional hint of slant on the truth Steve Jobs came out of medical leave to tell during the introduction of the iPad 2, whose biggest selling point, other than looks, is the way it addresses the original iPad's weaknesses.
This should be old news to those of us who realize a lot of us didn't already know much of the Apple mystique was built on empty images and false perceptions caused by the Reality Distortion Field that radiates from Apple CEO Steve Jobs the way a flash in a funhouse mirror lights up a room.
The distortions mentioned in the story aren't even that good. They look less like bent reality than like plain old corporate-marketing lies:
- iPad2 is the "first dual core tablet to ship in volume." Dell and Motorola have been shipping dual-cores in volume for months and the Atrix phone has one as well. iPad hasn't hit shelves yet, so it hasn't shipped in volume no matter what volume you mean.
- Re-use of a mistranslated, misleading debunked quote from Samsung's CEO disparaging sales of the competing Galaxy tablet.
- 90 percent market share – No.
- Pricing – comparing the most expensive Android tablet – Motorola's Xoom, which starts at $600 with WiFi only, and goes for $799 with 3G. The comparable version of iPad 2 is $729. Comparable versions of Dell's Streak and Samsung's Galaxy both start at $499, just like the lowest-end iPad2.
And the other headline? About Apple being one of the most-admired companies?
TechCrunch notes the rating comes from Goldman Sachs, which escaped being prosecuted, possibly broken up and its executives imprisoned for their role in causing the economy to crash and burn only because, as a whole, it was "too big for jail." Of course, it did its bit for the recovery, too, pumping $3.4 billion in legal fees into the economy trying to keep its executives in the Hamptons instead of federal prison.
Make your own decision about much salt you want to take with its opinion on another truth-challenged corporate force of nature.
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Kemoeatu questionable with knee, ankle injuries
The good news for the Steelers' battered offensive line: an MRI confirmed that knee and ankle injuries suffered by Chris Kemoeatu on the same play last Monday night are not serious.
The bad news for Kemoeatu and the Steelers is that the starting left guard is questionable at best to play Sunday night against the visiting Patriots.
Kemoeatu, who sprained both his knee and ankle when teammate Trai Essex fell on his lower right leg, said he will not try to practice until Friday. If Kemoeatu is not able to go, then he almost will certainly miss Sunday night's game.
"I'm not feeling too good," Kemoeatu said. "It's nothing major. I think it just needs a little rest."
Kemoeatu re-injured the same knee he hurt earlier this season in the Steelers' 27-21 win over the Bengals. If he is unable to play Sunday night, Ramon Foster likely will start in his place.
"I'm just happy it's not as bad as it felt and the MRI looked pretty good on it," Kemoeatu said, "so if it's not ready, we'll take this week and get it right and hopefully come back next week."
» Boscov's in Clearview Mall (Butler) invites fans to meet Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall from 6-7:30 p.m. on Nov. 16. Customers will have an opportunity to receive an autograph and get a photo taken with Mendenhall. Customers who make a $25 or more purchase of Champion Athleticwear in the store's athletic clothing department will receive entry into the VIP line to meet Mendenhall.
• Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger can't wait to face New England counterpart Tom Brady for the first time since 2007. "For me, it's fun because Tom Brady, who I think is probably the greatest in the game right now, is on the other side,'' Roethlisberger said Wednesday of Brady, who joins him as the only active quarterback to win at least two Super Bowls. "To watch him go against this great defense is going to be fun as well. He's a good passer. He's a good leader. He's really something special. He's as good as it gets.'' Roethlisberger is 1-3 against Brady (including playoffs). Roethlisberger is 2-3 against New England, defeating Matt Cassel and the Patriots 33-10 in '08, when Brady was out with a knee injury.
• Center Maurkice Pouncey, who returned against Cincinnati after bruising his tibia early in the game, practiced yesterday. Tight end Heath Miller (fluid on knee) and defensive end Brett Keisel (hamstring) did not practice. Running backs Mewelde Moore and Isaac Redman and safety Will Allen, who were diagnosed with concussions against Cincinnati, were cleared to practice.


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by Kathryn Chu, Hilde Cortier, Fernando Maldonado, Tshiteng Mashant, Nathan Ford, Miguel Trelles
The World Health Organization considers Cesarean section rates of 5–15% to be the optimal range for targeted provision of this life saving intervention. However, access to safe Cesarean section in resource-limited settings is much lower, estimated at 1–2% reported in sub-Saharan Africa. This study reports Cesarean sections rates and indications in Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, and Sierra Leone, and describe the main parameters associated with maternal and early neonatal mortality.
Women undergoing Cesarean section from August 1 2010 to January 31 2011 were included in this prospective study. Logistic regression was used to model determinants of maternal and early neonatal mortality.
1276 women underwent a Cesarean section, giving a frequency of 6.2% (range 4.1–16.8%). The most common indications were obstructed labor (399, 31%), poor presentation (233, 18%), previous Cesarean section (184, 14%), and fetal distress (128, 10%), uterine rupture (117, 9%) and antepartum hemorrhage (101, 8%). Parity >6 (adjusted odds ratio [aOR]?=?8.6, P?=?0.015), uterine rupture (aOR?=?20.5; P?=?.010), antepartum hemorrhage (aOR?=?13.1; P?=?.045), and pre-eclampsia/eclampsia (aOR?=?42.9; P?=?.017) were associated with maternal death. Uterine rupture (aOR?=?6.6, P<0.001), anterpartum hemorrhage (aOR?=?3.6, P<0.001), and cord prolapse (aOR?=?2.7, P?=?0.017) were associated with early neonatal death.
This study demonstrates that target Cesarean section rates can be achieved in sub-Saharan Africa. Identifying the common indications for Cesarean section and associations with mortality can target improvements in antenatal services and emergency obstetric care.


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About Katherine Redmond Brown
Katherine Redmond Brown started the National Coalition Against Violent Athletes when her historic Title IX case against the University of Nebraska and her perpetrators was settled in 1997. After learning how to navigate the system that protects athletes and vilifies victims, she announced its formation in New York City in 1998 and made ending athlete violence her life mission.
Since the formation of the NCAVA, Redmond, a former college lacrosse player, has forged herself as a national expert in athlete violence and response. Her expertise has been recognized with appearances in numerous media outlets and invitations to speak to universities, athletic departments and professional sports organizations.
Since the NCAVA's inception, Ms. Redmond has been a key player, expert and consultant in national cases against universities and athletes. She also tours the country developing and empowering college and professional athletes to understand and challenge the rape culture in athletics and society.
Ms. Redmond's expertise and no-nonsense speaking style has been recognized with appearances on Katie, Good Morning America, The Today Show, Dateline NBC, A&E, Court TV, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, HBO Real Sports, Fox Sports, ESPN, ABC World News Tonight, The Edge with Paula Zahn and others, as well as through print media around the world.
She is a consultant to the National Football League and played a role in the formation of the NFL's stringent zero tolerance policies. She also sits on the Advisory Board of the College Sports Research Institute and the National Institute for Sports Reform. Redmond was named Swiffer's Amazing Woman of the Year, an American Hero by Reader's Digest and was nominated for Cosmopolitan Magazine's Fabulous Female award, among others.
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Fertilization: trade-offs between manure abatement and plant productivity
In 2005, 30% of the Flemish farms faced a manure excess, while at aggregated level still 9.7% of the emission rights were unused. This means that, despite the various possibilities, Flemish farmers do not succeed in an effective exchange of manure between farms. In current paper is shown how inorganic fertilizer use influences the use and exchange of organic nitrogen. Because of the mutual interdependency between organic and inorganic nitrogen emission rights (or quota), inorganic nitrogen use limits the emission rights for organic nitrogen. Utilisation of these emission rights are analysed as a trade-offs choice between plant productivity (use of inorganic nitrogen) and manure disposal, as the major abatement alternative of manure production. Farmers still prefer inorganic fertilizers because of their effect on plant productivity and income. However, by changing the quota rent of organic nitrogen, the fertilization behaviour can be influenced. A higher quota rent of organic nitrogen would increase the use of manure. This trade-off behaviour seriously influences effectiveness of policies. When the objective is to lower the total nitrogen use, a mere reduction of organic quota can partially be counteracted by a higher inorganic nitrogen use. When the objective is to better spread the manure, increasing the quota rent for deficit farms will increase their acceptance of manure.
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After a long day of flights/connections, I'm finally here in Seoul for MAX Korea 2005! Downed a few cups of coffee, then caught the opening address by Macromedia's Won Jin Lee. Peter Goldie followed up on stage with a preso the Flash Platform- I'm catching up on offline work/preso edits and this 'blog posting with John Dowdell and Bill Perry on the left side of the room- although I don't have an active network connection right now I'll keep adding to this post through the keynote until I can get it submitted to Movable Type.
My reason for being in Korea- I'll be speaking ~4pm today on Dreamweaver and the CSS Box Model, which also means I'm looking like the only presenter here not speaking about Flash, Flex or mobile devices.A side note- it's hard not to ignore the amazing mobile devices over here in Korea. Due to the different networks I just don't see this level of advanced devices in so many people's hands over in the States – though this is also a VERY tech-savvy audience… ;-)There's a great little booth on the side of the keynote hall displaying some demo models of upcoming devices- but I must admit my personal favorite is still the iRiver U10 for it's teeny form factor, great video/multimedia/Flash capabilities, and general coolness factor. Love my PSP and video iPod, but the U10 is easily half the footprint of the smallest of the two (iPod). Awesome.Jeremy Clark was up next during the keynote (historical fact- Jeremy was the Flash Product manager for Flash 5 before leaving and freelancing for a few years, then returning to Macromedia as part of the XD – Experience Design – team), giving an overview of the great work our XD group has been doing over the last year to brainstorm, prototype, and ultimately build some incredibly meaningful user interfaces on a wide variety of Flash-enabled devices. A highlight of his preso was a peek at 'Apollo', a prototype of an advanced, integrated desktop/application view (if you were at MAX Anaheim, you'll certainly remember this demo as it was given by Mike Sundermeyer- though there's no way I can do it justice in text!).Mark Anders followed up with an overview of the Flex platform, and how Flex 2 has changed both from an application point of view (Flex Builder 2, built on Eclipse) – rapidly developing a composite application on stage for the Korean developers while highlighting the improved workflow in Flex Builder 2. Mark Blair from Macromedia Australia and Christian Cantrell (my developer relations colleague and in-air PSP deathmatch adversary) followed up with more details on the Flex product line as well.We'll be taking a 20-minute break now and then back for Bill Perry/Akio Tanaka's presentation on the Flash mobile world (which should be a great one, given the advanced state of the mobile development world over here in Korea), then it's lunch- followed by an afternoon of sessions. I'll try to get another wrap-up post in this evening before packing for my flight tomorrow to Hong Kong and MAX Greater China (I'll be hosting 3 sessions in Hong Kong on Flash Video, Dreamweaver and a reprise of this afternoon's CSS Box Model session), so keep posted.(Oh- and FYI, I remembered to bring my digital camera to this conference, but forgot the card reader… argh. I'll post shots from the event later for posterity once I track down someone with a CompactFlash reader… ;-)


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Review: Arcade Fire
The buzz band's new album is worthy of the hype.
Arcade Fire's third album is equally curious. Ostensibly, The Suburbs is a 16-song exploration of urban sprawl. The music is every bit as claustrophobic, weird and lonely as suburbia is; the opening track sets the tone with its rinky-dink picket-fence tempo and carelessly sighed chorus. But of course, The Suburbs is not just about suburbia; it's about childhood and growing up, boredom and melancholy. And it's about the strange tension you feel as an adult, when you're half longing to get back to your childhood and half relieved as hell you're not there anymore. Hence, "Sprawl I" has singer Win Butler driving to his old house, looking for the places where he used to play and (surprise) finding "it was the loneliest day of my life."
That so many of these songs are swathed in quiet despond only serves to elevate the album's soaring, blissful moments—the crazy, fluttering strings and pummeling drums on "Empty Room," for instance. The past is a foreign country, yes, and you can never go back there—but what a thing, to try.
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Tebow beat out McFadden in what essentially was a two-man race. The balloting was close, with Tebow receiving 1,957 points and McFadden finishing with 1,703. Tebow won seven of the eight regions, with the exception of the Southwest, which voted for McFadden. His margin of victory in the Mid-Atlantic region was 312 to 278.
Tebow made history when he became the first sophomore ever to win college football's most prized award. In doing so, he debunked some of the biggest myths surrounding this holy grail - that the winner must be either an upperclassman or the best player on the best team.
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Alumni Bring Unique Experience to Bobcats' Coaching Ranks
Some of UC Merced's most celebrated sports stars of the recent past are now helping to lead the newest generation of student-athletes at their alma mater.
Some of UC Merced's most celebrated sports stars of the recent past are now helping to lead the newest generation of student-athletes at their alma mater.
More than 300 participants, including students, alumni, faculty and staff members and friends of the campus, gathered for the second annual UC Merced Journ
Students from across California and their family members will converge on the UC Merced campus April 16 for Bobcat Day.
The UC Merced Alumni Association and Athletics and Recreation will host the inaugural UC Merced Journey 5K Fund Run on Sept. 5 to celebrate the campus's 10th anniversary.
Current students, staff and faculty members, alumni and community members are invited to participate. All proceeds from the run will support student scholarships. The goal is to raise $2,500, which will be matched 3-to-1.
Merced is conveniently located in the middle of everything. Whether one seeks the beach, the mountains or the city, the destination lies little more than two hours away. Thanks to a committed group of outdoor enthusiasts, however, the adventure of extreme off-road cycling could soon be much closer.
In its inaugural intercollegiate season, the UC Merced men's soccer team showed plenty of promise by defeating the eventual conference champions and producing the California Pacific Conference freshman player of the year.
The ties between the community and the University of California, Merced, will grow stronger thanks to a gift from longtime campus supporters Joel and Elizabeth Wallace.
The Wallaces have given UC Merced $575,000 to establish the Wallace-Dutra Amphitheater and the Yablokoff-Wallace Health Science Research Endowment, which will support the campus's Community Research, Innovations and Solutions for the Health of the San Joaquin Valley Network (CRIS).
The best way to explore what UC Merced has to offer is to visit the campus and see it firsthand.
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Peter Budaj made 33 saves, Paul Stastny and Chris Stewart had a goal and an assist each and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-1 on Saturday night.
David Liffiton, Cody McLeod and David Jones also scored, and Milan Hejduk and David Winnik had two assists each for the Avalanche.
Rick Nash scored a power-play goal for Columbus, which lost for the first time in four road games this season.
Colorado led 1-0 when they blew it open in the second period.
With the Avalanche on a 5-on-3 power play, Stewart hit a post with a shot but the puck ricocheted to Stastny. Stastny gave it right back to Stewart in front of the net and he buried it for his ninth goal of the season 50 seconds into the frame.
Liffiton and Stastny scored 44 seconds apart midway through the period to make it 4-0 and chase starter Steve Mason.
Mason allowed four goals on 19 shots before being replaced by Mathieu Garon, who had 11 saves.
Cody McLeod made it 5-0 with his second goal of the season 6:06 into the third.
At the other end, Budaj was masterful. He made several key saves in the second period, including a diving stop of Derek Dorsett's shot early in the frame and a glove save on a breakaway chance by Nash.
Budaj preserved the shutout again with a blocker save on Derick Brassard early in the third, but Nash spoiled it with his fourth goal of the year with 11:23 remaining.
The Avalanche took a 1-0 lead early in the game. Scott Hannan kept the puck in the Columbus zone and sent a pass low to Hejduk. Hejduk fed Jones, who beat Mason 4:14 in for his fourth goal of the season.
Notes: Colorado goalie Craig Anderson will not need surgery on his right knee but the team has not revealed the severity of his injury sustained in warmups Tuesday nor how long he will be sidelined. ... Liffiton's goal was his first in the NHL. ... The Blue Jackets' power play is 3 for 33 in their last eight games, including 1 for 3 Saturday. ... Stewart extended his points streak to eight games.


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October 1, 2001
Contact: Deborah K. Ruiz, (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON - The U.S. General Services Administration today announced Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) as the winner of an eight-year task order to support the global telecommunications network of the State Department's Diplomatic Telecommunications Service Program Office (DTS-PO). The task order has a value in excess of $107.5 million.
Part of GSA's Federal Technology Service, the Federal Systems Integration and Management Center (FEDSIM) is a large-scale IT systems integrator. Competitively awarded through GSA's Millennia contract, the eight-year task order features comprehensive technical and management support services in the areas of program management, customer services, systems engineering, financial management, overseas field support, world-wide and internal networks management, logistics and property management, communications, and training.
"Our relationship with the State Department was very much of a partnership, and we're very proud that this is the first task order of this size awarded by GSA in support of the State Department," said Tim McCurdy, FEDSIM Director. Among the services FEDSIM provided in support of this acquisition were a detailed requirements study and statement of work development.
"FEDSIM offered DTS-PO a vehicle to �shorten' the procurement process and to take the lead in developing the technical portion of the task order," said Roy Buchholz, Deputy Director of DTS-PO. "All the DTS-PO employees have a full-time job, and to attempt to develop the detailed statement of work normally required to support a formal solicitation was an overwhelming thought. FEDSIM saw the effort as just another job." Buchholz said he expects the task will result in improved work processes, more automation and eventually, a reduction in personnel costs.
The DTS-PO mission is to implement and manage a global network that is reliable, and provides cost-effective telecommunications services to the U.S. Foreign Affairs community. All contractor personnel on this task are required to have, as a minimum, a Top Secret security clearance.
FEDSIM offers a wide range of support for planning, developing, acquiring, implementing, maintaining, and managing IT resources and support services. Managing over $1.2 billion in new IT acquisitions in 2001, FEDSIM has a proven track record of developing innovative, award-winning solutions to government IT problems and satisfying requirements for specific IT products and services.
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by Howard Prosnitz, Staff Writer, Teaneck Suburbanite, November 15, 2006, p. 2
Teaneck's colonial heritage seems encapsulated in two stone buildings near the foot of Cedar Lane at River Road. The buildings, which appear to have been standing since the 18th century, front a cluster of other seemingly old Dutch houses on Beverly and Sunset roads and Catalpa Avenue. But their antiquite is an illusion. All the houses were built in the 20th century.
The stone houses, which are mingled with those of wood and brick, comprise the Warner district, a development conceived by Teaneck resident Fred Warner and built from 1926-1938.
A Cornell educated architect, Warner also owned a shipbuilding company during World War I. He was one of the nine original members of Teaneck's planning board that was formed in 1941. According to Mark Alan Hewitt in A Guilde to the Historic Landmarks of Teaneck, published in 1996 by the Teaneck Historical Preservation Commission, the board was charged with producing a master plan for the township.
"Warner's goal was to recreate Dutch colonial architecture, and he did that very well," said township historian Larry Robertson. "He had a good grasp of what a building from that period should look like, and he decided to reestablish the look."
Although replicas rather than actual of historic buildings, the Warner district represents what Teaneck might have looked like had the town been developed in the 18th and 19th centuries, said Robertson.
The Warner district was one of the first planned communities in the United States. Although built on a smaller scale than Radburn, developed in 1926 by Clarence Stein and Henry Wright in what today is Fair Lawn, the Warner district attempts to achieve the same goals: a mixture of residential housing, separation of pedestrian and motor vehicle traffic and greenbelts woven through the housing tracts.
"On a less Utopian scale ( than Redburn), Teaneck's developers sought to win the hearts of prospective homeowners by offering trim, confortable dwellings at a modest cost in a community linked by ready transportation to the urban hub of New York City," wrote Hewitt.
Part of the district was built on cattle watering ponds, which also covered the area where the municipal parking on Beverly Road is located today, said Robertson.
Warner purchased the land from the estate of William Phelps, and began building just before the crash of the stock market. "When the Depression threatened his venture, the Phelps estate beneficently bought back the land and leased it to Warner until he could right himself financially," wrote Hewitt.
A Guide to the Historic Landmarks of Teaneck describes the Warner district as "a kind of diminutive recollection of Teaneck's architectural history" containing Dutch sandstone buildings, clapboard courtyard apartments and tiny cottages in a variety of Colonial styles.
"The Warner District is unique for its irregularly shaped lots and for its overall rural character. Sunset Road, a narrow winding lane that lacks sidewalks, street lamps and a smooth pavement, is especially rustic in character," states a 1983 survey of historic sites in Teaneck, part of a county-wide review of historic sites.
In a 1938 article, Architectural Forum calls the type of houses Warner built "maisonettes."
"The maisonette is a product of Teaneck's rapid expansion and of a local builders experience with rental houses," the article states.
The Teaneck population of approximately 23,000 at that time had more than quadrupled since 1920, according to the article. "Teaneck has been busy progressing from a town of one-family houses to an apartment city. Its current transitional state, however, is still remote from the apartment building extremity."
Warner's decision to develop a district that included imitation historic stone houses was not entirely based on aesthetics. According to Hewitt, Warner had originally purchased the stone for a commissions to build a large clubhouse in Teaneck. When those plans fell through, he was left with a $35,000 pile of stone in his backyard. The stone became part of his new venture.
The Warner district represents several building types, including single family dwellings, duplex houses, garden apartments and commercial buildings.
The total construction and landscaping of the district cost $40,000 according to Architectural Forum. Unit costs were $3,000 per apartment, $889 per room and 29 cents per cubic foot. All were exclusive to the $10,000 value of the land.
Rentals in multi-unit homes ran from $55 per month for three room suits, $60 for four room suits and $65 for four and a half room suits. To each rental, a monthly fee of $1.25 for water and 75 cents for garbage disposal was added.
From 1938 to 1988, when the Bergen County survey was completed, there have been few alterations to the buildings.
"The district stands apart from its surroundings by virtue of the high quality of its architecture and the forethought of its planning" the survey states.


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Washington DC (SPX) Aug 11, 2014
Inspired by the traditional Japanese art form of Origami or "folding paper," researchers have developed a way to coax flat sheets of composite materials to self-fold into complex robots that crawl and turn.
"We demonstrated this process by building a robot that folds itself and walks away without human assistance," said Sam Felton, a Ph.D. candidate at Harvard University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and the lead author of a new report in the 8 August issue of the journal Science .
In the experiment, the researchers' robot self-assembled from flat sheets of paper and shape memory polymers (which change shape when heated above 100 Celsius) into which they had embedded electronics.
The flat composite transformed into a dynamic, functional machine in about four minutes. It then crawled away at a speed of about 5.4 centimeters or over 2 inches, per second, and it also turned-all without human help. No previous self-folding approach has yielded a machine that can function without additional outside assistance.
This new approach, which is both efficient and versatile, allows researchers to quickly produce complex robots that are scalable to different sizes and are also very strong for their weight, the new study reports.
For the last decade, the team that worked on this approach has been looking at ways to increase the complexity of robotic devices. They started by building folding-based devices at very small scales. Despite inherent design challenges ( i.e., the skills required to fold such complex geometries), they realized the value of continuing, and creating robots at bigger, more traditional robot scales.
"Folding allows you to avoid the 'nuts and bolts' assembly approaches typically used for robots or other complex electromechanical devices and it allows you to integrate components (e.g., electronics, sensors, actuators) while flat," said Rob Wood, the Charles River Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences Core Faculty Member at Harvard University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and the study's senior author.
Felton added that "traditional manufacturing requires expensive machinery, and 3D printing is too slow for mass production, but planar composites can be rapidly built with inexpensive tools like laser cutters and etch tanks, and then folded into functional machines. Such manufacturing methods would be ideal for producing 100-1000 units."
"These robots are inexpensive and [their] layered composites can be built faster than equivalent 3-D printed structures," Felton continued.
The researchers, who collaborated with colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, created their robot by using parts and materials that are readily available, such as a shape-memory polymer and self-folding hinges.
The hinges feature embedded heating circuits that created the heat necessary to activate the folding. The placement of these hinges in the composite, and the order in which they are triggered create a fold pattern that determines the final shape of the 3-D structure, the study reports.
3-D design software that generated detailed crease patterns in the polymer material automated the folding process. It formed creases that became connected in cyclic folds, or a collection of creases.
"Cyclic folds are used by a software program called 'Origamizer' as building blocks to create any polyhedron," explained Felton. "We've discovered that we can [use this approach] to create a wide variety of structures and machines."
In this case, the stiffness and type of the folds raised the robot's body, which propelled the legs to angle downward.
Potential uses for these self-folding, functional machines include deployment or in a search-and-rescue scenarios where they could be activated to navigate small tunnels or spaces. "[They could be delivered] through a confined passageway, such as a collapsed building, after which they would assemble into their final form autonomously," said Marc Lavine, a senior editor at Science.
The fact that they could be shipped flat in large quantities, and then assembled once onsite, makes them especially valuable. Other examples of their use include deployment into space for various forms of exploration, IKEA-style furniture that assembles upon arrival, or for self-folding shelters that rapidly assemble in disaster zones.
Yet another promising application for this technology is rapid prototyping of new designs for tiny machines that are too small to be assembled by hand.
In a related report, Jesse Silverberg from Cornell University report how they, too, used origami-based engineering to design and build a new type of lightweight, ultra-tough programmable metamaterial.
The researchers explain that metamaterials are constructed out of medium-sized building blocks that are bigger than atoms, but much smaller than the structures they are used to construct and that "by adding structure at this intermediate size, previously unobtainable properties can be engineered with ease."
The researchers studied a specific type of zigzag folding pattern that has been used to efficiently pack solar panels for space missions. They used the pattern to create folded sheets, and then devised a way to structurally alter the sheets so that they could control their mechanical properties. This would allow them to create metamaterials with desirable properties, such as strength or stiffness.
"When incorporated into more complex devices, these materials will enable on-the-fly transformation of mechanical function," explained Silverberg.
"We envision combining these origami-inspired materials with computer-controlled actuators to build more complex machines, such as hardening shells, locked-in joints and deployable barriers; and ultimately, this transformer technology will revolutionize the way we think about materials, moving them beyond their current static form, and revealing more functionality than what originally meets the eye."
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I really liked this logo and in my opinion it can be cool for a pizza restaurant and it has been hard rejected.
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Any comments or ideas how to improve or why it was rejected ?
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Its really nice,why reject?
It doesnt look like an pizza logo why use blue? And the overall shape looks good maybeah change the name of the logo to something else or if you want to keep it a logo pizza put some colors that are resembling a pizza.. Hope that helps..
i really like the colors but am thinking that the [pizza slices remind me a bit too much of cheese wedges. Maybe find a way to make it more pizza-like?
the problem with your logo is the logo is quite flat and the stroke is around the circle is big
try to reshape the logo into perspective design
and good luck with submission
I'm thinking maybe just changed the colors a bit to resemble more traditional pizza colors. Really nice concept though, and make the stroke smaller around all the slices.
O thnk you may consider the font face of teh title text also.. Im not 100% sure, but I suggest
I think the logo is quite good, not sure why it was rejected.
Possibly remove the gradients and go for flat colors.
Also, a more appropriate font choice might help…
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EthnicA calls ethnic Kiwis to leadership
EthnicA calls ethnic Kiwis to leadership
The 2014 series of EthnicA conferences kicks off in Hamilton tomorrow and Ethnic Affairs Minister Judith Collins is stressing the importance of diverse leadership for New Zealand's success.
"As the face and heart of New Zealand becomes more diverse, it's crucial that leaders in ethnic communities play a more active role shaping decision-making," says Ms Collins.
"In addition to ethnic Kiwis born in New Zealand, around one in four New Zealanders is now born overseas, with 60 per cent of New Zealand's workforce growth coming from migrants.
"These conferences bring together Kiwis of different ethnicities and backgrounds to share their experiences and discuss practical ways they can contribute to our nation."
Ms Collins will be speaking at tomorrow's EthnicA conference along with community, academic and business leaders such as Joe La Grouw, Marissa Fong, Dr Priya Kurian and Professor Kathryn Pavlovich.
"EthnicA conferences are part of a fantastic pool of programmes organised by the Office of Ethnic Affairs to tap into New Zealand's ethnic diversity and find new avenues to develop and strengthen leadership across the board," says Ms Collins.
"It's important every New Zealander feels inspired and has the opportunity to step into leadership roles in our neighbourhoods, workplaces, on boards and in broader decision making authorities".
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Pearl Harbor Memorial
December 7, 2011 by staff
Pearl Harbor Memorial, Pearl Harbor. In the United States, the name alone means surprise, defeat, and the rise of common purpose from ashes. Seventy years on, the Japanese surprise attack on US forces assembled in Hawaii remains one of the American people's most powerful historic memories.
Every year on Dec. 7 the nation pauses to remember the 2,400 US personnel who died that day, and the generation of ordinary citizens which picked up Pearl Harbor's fallen flag and fought to victory in World War II.
"We look to December 7, 1941, to draw strength set by the example of these patriots and to honor all who have sacrificed for our freedom," said President Obama in his proclamation for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day 2011.
But seven decades later, Pearl Harbor also remains a mystery. More specifically, it remains an event that has produced some of the great unanswered questions of military history.
Why did the Japanese attack a nation whose industrial might was an order of magnitude larger? Why didn't the US see the signs that a strike was coming? Who in the US chain of command was most responsible for American unpreparedness?
Today, historians continue to debate many of Pearl Harbor's puzzles, producing new evidence and theories. Here are just a few of those continued conundrums.
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When all of God's people participate in the reading of His word in a systematic way,
i.e., the lectionary,1 and the church
provides a calendar2 ordered around the concept of a liturgical year, the people of God are able to draw nearer to Him in a type of unity
that can be done in no other way. God uses these means to help us focus our attention on Him rather than on the cares and worries
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Dr. Nora Evans graduated with honors in 1985 from the University of California, Riverside. She graduated from Loma Linda University College of Medicine in 1990 and attended surgical residency at Kern Medical Center. Her training continued with a colorectal fellowship at the University of Texas.
She has received numerous awards, including an achievement award from the Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons. She holds privileges at Saddleback Memorial Medical Center, Saddleback Valley Outpatient Surgery Center and South Coast Medical Center. She is a fellow in the American College of Surgeons and the American College of Colorectal Surgeons.
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