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We develop an assimilation method of high horizontal resolution sea surface temperature data, provided from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS-SST) sensors boarded on the Aqua and Terra satellites operated by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), focusing on the reproducibility of the Kuroshio front variations south of Japan in February 2010. Major concerns associated with the development are (1) negative temperature bias due to the cloud effects, and (2) the representation of error covariance for detection of highly variable phenomena. We treat them by utilizing an advanced data assimilation method allowing use of spatiotemporally varying error covariance: the Local Ensemble Transformation Kalman Filter (LETKF). It is found that the quality control, by comparing the model forecast variable with the MODIS-SST data, is useful to remove the negative temperature bias and results in the mean negative bias within −0.4 °C. The additional assimilation of MODIS-SST enhances spatial variability of analysis SST over 50 km to 25 km scales. The ensemble spread variance is effectively utilized for excluding the erroneous temperature data from the assimilation process.
Sea Surface Temperature (SST) is one of the important geophysical variables, acting as a medium between atmospheric and oceanic variations through activation of coupling mechanisms [
Several methods have been developed to exclude the noise and recover the missing data due to noise. For example, temporal composite of the infrared sensors data is adopted to provide a high-resolution SST product for regional weather applications [
Recent developments of oceanic data assimilation combined with numerical ocean models are fundamentally based on intensive use of satellite data including SST, e.g., [
Most applications of the oceanic data assimilation have mainly used the satellite SST products that were carefully sampled for removing the noise. In this study, we aim to evaluate the feasibility of the relatively raw data prior to the rigorous sampling, which keep the high horizontal resolution of O (1 km) but potentially involve the noise. Careful treatment of the infrared sensors SST data including, cloud noise, is required for the effective data assimilation. As a first step, focusing on the SST front variability affected by the internal ocean dynamics, we examine the winter SST condition rather than the summer SST condition, in which the SST front tends to be undetectable due to increased solar insolation [
This paper is organized as follows. Section 2 describes the data assimilation procedure and design of sensitivity experiments. The Local Ensemble Transformation Kalman Filter (LETKF) [
We examine the assimilation effects of high-resolution SST data using an EnKF system developed for investigation of the Kuroshio variation south of Japan [
The original EnKF system [
The LETKF system assimilates the observation data during a target period from 8 February to 28 February 2010 [
The MODIS SST data are additionally assimilated into the model in this study. The MODIS sensors are major sensors aboard the Terra and Aqua satellites launched by National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in December 1999 and May 2002, respectively. They are viewing the entire Earth's surface every 1 to 2 days, acquiring data with approximately 1 km resolution.
The raw data are directly received from the satellites by Tokai University Research & Information Center, and then sea surface temperature is retrieved by Earth Observation Research Center of Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency using an algorithm: MODIS Near-real-time Algorithm Version 3, developed by Hosoda
Addition of MODIS-SST into the assimilation data archive considerably increases spatial density of sea surface temperature data (
A scatter plot of MODIS-SST in a relatively clear sky condition (
We investigate effects of a quality control method that excludes erroneous sea surface temperature values using a following algorithm:
To utilize the information from the ensemble simulation, we conduct an additional four experiments with a different type of criterion, including the ensemble spread information (the dynamic quality control cases): (1) m = 2
The final case (NO-SSHA) is the case 'dqc.m1p2' but with assimilation of only SST (RMCSST, AMSR, and MODIS-SST) designed to investigate roles of SST and sea surface height anomaly assimilations in the representation of the Kuroshio variation south of Japan in the present context.
Comparison of mean error (bias) for the
Comparison between the cases with and without MODIS-SST assimilation (
To confirm changes in the representation of the front variability, resulting from MODIS-SST assimilation, we compare one-dimensional cross-shore wavenumber spectra of SST (
The dynamic quality control is designed so that it facilitates modification of erroneous regions more than non-erroneous region. A snapshot from a static quality control case (m2;
Both of
A common understanding on roles of SST and SSHA in the ocean data assimilation is that the SST (SSHA) is effective for correction of the model variables near the shallower seasonal (deeper main) thermocline depth, e.g., [
Probability distribution of the MODIS-SST data with lower temperature bias (
The present study demonstrates the feasibility of MODIS-SST data assimilation into the high-resolution ocean models. We need to conduct more experiments covering longer periods and different regions to obtain more reliable results, with validated by more
The high-resolution sea surface temperature data obtained from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer are assimilated into the three-dimensional ocean circulation model of south of Japan using the Local Ensemble Transformation Kalman Filter. Anomalously low temperature data, which characterize a large part of the noise associated with the clouds, are excluded prior to the assimilation by adopting the quality control method comparing the data with the ensemble mean forecast values. Addition of the high-resolution sea surface temperature actually enhances the spatial variability of analysis sea surface temperature over 50 km to 25 km scales, which are reasonably resolved by the present model. Spatiotemporally varying error covariance allowed by the Kalman filter contributes to detecting the highly spatiotemporally variable surface front variability. The ensemble spread information provided by the ensemble Kalman filter could be used for the effective detection of the phenomena that are well simulated by the present model. It is confirmed that the assimilation of only satellite sea surface height anomaly data is more suitable for detection of the large scale subsurface structure associated with the main thermocline variation such as the position of the Kuroshio main axis than the assimilation of only sea surface temperature.
This work is part of the Japan Coastal Ocean Predictability Experiment (JCOPE) promoted by the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC). The code of the Local Ensemble Transformation Kalman Filter (LETKF) was obtained from
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Scatter plots of sea surface temperature at each latitude used for the analyses on 14 February 2010 (
Contours indicate temperature at 100 m depth averaged for the period from 8 to 28 February 2010. Closed circles denote all positions of the
Snapshots of ensemble mean sea surface temperature (shade and contours) and flows (vectors). Interval of thin (thick) contours is 1
One-dimensional analysis SST spectra (solid curves) along cross-shore direction averaged in the model region south of 33°N and during the period from 8 February to 28 February, 2010. Spectra are normalized by their respective maximum values. The ∼k−3 (∼k−2) slopes are displayed by dashed (dashed double-dotted) lines. (
The forecast error covariance between SST at a target point and SST at surrounding grids on 20 February 2010. Values on the grids with distance from the target point larger than a localized scale (
Ensemble mean analysis temperature at 50 m depth (shade and contours) on 14 February 2010. (
Parameters used in Local Ensemble Transformation Kalman Filter (LETKF).
|Horizontal localization scale (
|12 (1/3°)
|Vertical localization scale (
|Covariance inflation parameter (%)
|Observation error of sea surface height anomaly (m)
|Observation error of sea surface temperature (°C)
|Time window of sea surface height anomaly (day)
|± 4
|Time window of sea surface temperature (day)
|± 1
|Time interval of LETKF (day)
Description of model experiments.
|m = 10, p = 10
|m = 10, p = 10
|m = 10, p = 10 (observation error = 5 °C)
|m = 3, p = 4
|m = 2, p = 2
|m = 1, p = 2
|m = 2, p=10
|m = 1, p = 10
|m = 2sprd, p = 2sprd
|m = sprd, p = 2sprd
|m = 2sprd, p = 10
|m = sprd, p = 10
|m = sprd, p = 2sprd
Averaged BIAS and RMSE of model experiments for the
|−0.81, −0.039
|1.83, 0.20
|−0.24, +0.012
|1.20, 0.16
|−1.00, −0.068
|1.63, 0.19
|−0.75, −0.041
|1.40, 0.17
|−0.56, −0.022
|1.34, 0.19
|−0.46, −0.015
|1.30, 0.18
|−0.12, +0.024
|1.25, 0.19
|−0.29, +0.013
|1.23, 0.18
|+0.03, +0.053
|1.24, 0.20
|−0.49, −0.002
|1.25, 0.17
|−0.19, +0.030
|1.23, 0.18
|−0.35, +0.006
|1.17, 0.17
|−0.05, +0.037
|1.16, 0.17
|−0.27, +0.030
|1.28, 0.18
Correlation is calculated for MODIS-SST of which the deviation from forecast SST is smaller than 2 °C.

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If only this camera had sold better than expected, there would have been upgrades or better models by now. Unfortunately that is not to be, judging by the miniscule amount of interest.
Isn't that a consequence of setting too high a price at introduction? It was with me. My main interest is long lens bird photography, so the ~£500 introductory price in the UK was way too high for the W3. Same for Canon's Eos M. I now have an Eos M, flash, two lens adapters and two lenses, and am enjoying the different way of working.
That's true.
Wild expectations and actual market demand is often poles apart.
But for 3D itself, there are various alternative cameras and solutions available other than the W3, including cameras with interchangeable 3D lenses, yet, interest in 3D is but miniscule at best. It certainly looks like 3D will continue to be a tiny vintage niche in the foreseeable future. But of course for those into it, that does not diminish the sheer liberating pleasure of 3D an iota ...
Depth haz been the mizzing dimenzion for long enough, but still, few are bothered with 3D.
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Checking back in after a little layoff. So a bunch has happened since I checked in last. I went back to Haiti to continue my love affair with that country. Things continue to progress with all that the Mission of Hope is doing down there. The village of Leveque continues to grow and evolve into a more of a self sustaining town. The MOH continues to educate villagers on farming and family life so they can be a more productive part of society.
Let see, what else... ahhh. I was hired as the new assistant cross country coach at Homestead HS which is currently ranked 12th in the state preseason. Last week we ventured up to the Indiana Dunes state park for a cross country camp for the top 12 kids plus the top 2 freshman for some team building activities, bonding, letting them get to know more about me and what I can bring to the program as well as some good old cross country running. A good time was had by all, not counting all the mosquitoes, deer flies and lightning storm that cut the trip short... We have a great (and fast) group of kids that I'm confident will make it to state this year!
I ran a 5K a couple of weeks ago in 18:10 which wasn't my best effort, but still a hard effort. Last Saturday I ran a 10K in 37:07 which felt much better as opposed to my 5K the week before. I think I may race another 5K this Saturday just so I can try and put in a better effort than my last one.
I'll try and post more often as the season progresses just so I can scratch down my thoughts on how I feel my coaching skills are being used.
One more thing.... it's not what I really want, but I have to think about my best interests in this situation. I'm going to have to sit Pikes Peak out this year. It's unfortunate seeing as how I'm probably more fit now that I have been in the past couple of years going into these last weeks leading up to Pikes. Our second XC meet of the season falls on the 18th and it's something I really don't want to miss. I've built up trust with these kids and don't want to bail on them right out of the gun. I know the race is on the 19th but there's just no way I want to rush out of here Saturday night for an early Sunday race. I'll be cheering for all my friends out there grinding it out up the Barr trail wishing I was there suffering with you all.


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Carnival Conquest - Western Caribbean: Carnival Conquest Cruise Review by Tom Wiseman
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Carnival Conquest - Western Caribbean
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS: My wife and I arrived in New Orleans a day early so we had the opportunity to explore downtown and the French Quarter somewhat. We ended up going to the Zoo, the aquarium, a little around the French Quarter and a little at the Marketplace.
Overall we thought New Orleans was dirty and not very appealing. The zoo and aquarium were fun but the French Quarters is not what I remember it being last time I was there about 15 years ago. It's changed a lot, and for the worse I'm afraid to say.
EMBARKATION: Sunday morning we got checked out of our hotel and went back over to the airport to get on our bus which would take us to the where the ship was docked. From the minute we got on the bus we felt we received superior service.
I believe we were on the bus at around 10:30, pulled up to the More dock around 11:00 and were on the ship by noon. It was not nearly the madhouse some people have reported it was. The porters took our baggage as soon as we got off the bus and then we went and stood in line inside the terminal. We were in the main line about 20 min's and then were escorted to another much smaller line in a different area of the building. We saw the yellow chairs but never sat in them and in fact I don't believe I saw anyone waiting in them at all. The second line was mainly for pictures so once we got through that section we were headed directly on board.
SHIP IMPRESSIONS: This being our first cruise we have nothing to compare it to, but we thought the Conquest was a really beautiful ship with an easy layout that doesn't take much to get use to. It was much larger than I had expected though. Deck 3, where you first get on the ship, is a large atrium with glass elevators. Carnival obviously wants to make a good first impression and I believe they succeeded.
1st DAY at SEA: Like so many others before us, we were told that our room would not be ready until about 2 p.m., so we ventured around the ship and started exploring once on board. We also got up to the Spa and received a small discount for booking two massages for later that night. (Nothing like starting a vacation off with a relaxing massage.) We purchased our fountain card, cost $44, which includes a carnival cup with lid. We took the advice of everyone here and only bought one and just shared the card rather than paying double. I'm sure we got our $44 worth out it. After walking around for a while we noticed it was almost 2 p.m. so we went up the cabin to see if it was ready. And indeed it was. We met our steward John, who was a great guy and made us a towel animal every night when they turned down the bed, and was very accommodating to our needs, as few as they were.
Our room was great. We had a balcony room and I'm glad we spent the extra money for it. We used it a lot. It's a beautiful view out to the deep blue. The showers are a little small but it serves its purpose and is not a distraction to the overall experience.
My wife and I were getting our massage when we pulled out of dock in New Orleans so we missed the turn around. Apparently this huge ship just spins around and then heads toward the sea. The people we spoke to that watched it said it was amazing how this huge ship could spin around like that in the Mississippi.
We made it a point to attend the Welcome Aboard show in which we met our cruise director Todd and his assistant Malcom. What a great team. Todd did an excellent job and attended nearly every show and activity that we went to.
We were set up for late seating (8:30 p.m.) for dining and met our waiter Erich and his assistant Joseph in the Renoir dining room the first night. These guys were great. Friendly, funny, attentive, everything we could have asked for and more.
The food in the dining room is spectacular. Absolutely no complaints at all.
We ended the evening by going to Karaoke in the Degauss bar which started at 10 p.m. This was really fun. I don't sing but my wife did several songs. The crowd was great and everyone really seemed to have a lot of fun.
ACTIVITIES: My wife and I made it a point to try to go to as many activities as possible. We went to the Win Lose or Draw game, Horse Racing, Newlywed Game, the Vegas show, a Magic show featuring "Deja", two or three comedy shows, (1 adult orientated), a juggler show, and a even a murder mystery show where some of the crew read from scripts and the guests had to try and determine who the murderer was based on the script and clues.
All of these were great. We especially enjoyed the comedy shows and the Magic show. Some people have said that the Vegas style show wasn't that good, but I thought it was well worth the time and very entertaining.
Even though the activities seemed to be spread out a little, meaning you would normally have 2 or maybe even 3 hours between something going on, I believe Carnival did a great job providing enjoyable things to do while on board.
PORTS OF CALL: Our first port was Jamaica. We had read a number of reviews so based on those we decided to spend most of the day at Sunset Beach. It's an all inclusive private beach resort just about 5 minutes away from the dock via taxi. The resort cost per person is $20. Well worth it. All the food and alcohol are included and you can even snorkel or use the paddleboats at no extra cost.
The water is extremely clear and very warm, so it's really a great place to relax at. They also had 2 pools and a hot tub that you can use.
We asked our taxi cab driver if he would come back and meet us at 12:30 to pick us up and take us downtown. At 12:30 he was exactly where he said he would be and drove us downtown for a little shopping. We didn't want to stay long before going back to the ship so the cab driver just waited for us. I believe we ended up paying him a total of about $30 for driving us to 3 different places and then back to the dock. Not a bad deal really. We used everyone's advice with the taxi as well and made sure we used the red license plate (certified) JUTA taxi service.
Our next port of call was suppose to be Grand Cayman, but Hurricane Dennis was coming that way so we got the heck out of Jamaica and our captain took us directly to Cozumel. We arrived Thur. night at around 8 p.m., a day early and stayed until the normal time of Fri (6 p.m.).
In Cozumel we enjoyed some local food, a little shopping and the Dolphin Swim experience. The Dolphin excursion is a little pricey ($160 ea) but I thought it was well worth the money. You just can describe what its like to interact with the Dolphins and have the chance to actually swim around with them.
With Dennis fast approaching U.S. landfall, our captain notified us that the delta had been closed and we would spend an extra day at sea. So he carefully set sail toward Galveston, with plenty of distance between us and the hurricane and sailed at about 6-7 kts so we stayed behind the storm. Once Dennis had made landfall we were approximately 45nm away from the delta of the Mississippi and they had re-opened it shortly there-after allowing entry back into the U.S.
We arrived back in port in New Orleans at about 1 or 2 a.m. on Monday, Jul 11th.
DISEMBARKATION: Carnival no longer uses the cabin call disembarkation, rather they use what they call a relaxed disembarkation which I felt was somewhat disorganized. At about 7 a.m. Todd announced that we could leave the ship. He mentioned that if you did not have urgent travel needs to stay aboard a little bit to allow those who did time to get off the ship making the lines smaller... I think almost everyone tried getting off the ship at 7 or a little after.
Although it probably only took about 40 or 50 min's to get off (getting our bags and going through customs) I felt a lot less relaxed about the process than I did with embarking.
OVERALL: Overall, this was a great vacation and cruise. I felt a lot of confidence in our Captain with the Hurricanes around us and did not feel worried at anytime because of it. He made every effort to keep us informed of where it was and what his intentions were.
We had a lot of fun and I would definitely recommend this cruise to anyone.
We would definitely sail with Carnival again. Maybe next time we'll get on the Eastern Caribbean cruise or maybe the Bahama cruise. Less
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Second Suspect From Carpinteria Pursuit Arrested
Ventura, CA - May 2nd, 2013 UPDATE
The second suspect wanted in connection with a stolen car and pursuit in Carpinteria is in custody. At around 2:45 p.m. this afternoon at the corner of Telegraph Road and Victoria Avenue, 28-year-old Taryn Yankovitch was arrested by Ventura Police Officers following a traffic stop. She was recognized as a passenger in the car and taken into custody. She was booked into the Ventura County Jail on outstanding warrants. She is being held without bail
One Suspect Arrested One Still at Large
Ventura, CA - May 1st, 2013 UPDATE
The driver of a stolen car who fled from Sheriff's Deputies yesterday in Carpinteria prompting a search of the area is in custody. 22-year-old Joseph Rowland was arrested this morning in Ventura and transported to the Santa Barbara County Jail. His girlfriend, 28 year old Taryn Yankovitch who is also wanted in connection with the crime is still at large and Sheriff's Investigators are asking for the public's help in trying to locate her.
At around 8 a.m. this morning Ventura Police Officers responded to a 9-1-1 domestic dispute call at an apartment located in the 4000 block of Madison Street. When they arrived, they observed a male exiting the apartment and immediately identified him as Rowland who was wanted in Santa Barbara County.
Rowland attempted to flee from Ventura Police Officers but was apprehended after a brief foot pursuit. Police Officers then called Santa Barbara Sheriff Detectives after confirming Rowland was wanted in Santa Barbara County. It was discovered that Rowland was not involved with the domestic dispute and was merely staying with friends at the Madison Street location.
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Detectives arrived in Ventura, took Rowland into custody and transported him to the Santa Barbara County Jail. He is charged with vehicle theft, felony evading, resisting arrest, driving while suspended and possession of stolen property. His bail is set at $25,000.00
The Sheriff's Department is currently seeking information as to the second suspect, Yankovitch's whereabouts. She is wanted not only in connection with the Carpinteria incident but also has a "no bail" warrant out for her arrest in Ventura County due to a failure to appear in court. Anyone with information on her location is encouraged to call the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office Carpinteria sub-station at (805)684-5405 x424.
Two Suspects Wanted for Stealing Car and Fleeing Deputies in Carpinteria
Carpinteria - April 30th, 2013
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Investigators are attempting to locate two suspects found in a stolen car this morning in Carpinteria who fled from Deputies and are still at large. At around 12:30 this morning, a Deputy noticed a vehicle with suspicious looking license plates parked out front of the 7-eleven on Via Real. The vehicle had paper plates, similar to those found on a new vehicle. The car also had a cracked window. When the Deputy checked inside the 7-eleven, he observed a male exiting the store and a female inside the car. As the suspicious vehicle pulled away, the Deputy attempted to conduct a vehicle stop by activating his emergency lights.
The driver refused to yield resulting in a short vehicle pursuit. The driver drove southbound on US Hwy 101 and exited at Linden Avenue. The suspects stopped the vehicle, jumped out and fled on foot into a residential area. Deputies and officers from the California Highway Patrol contained a perimeter of the area to search for the suspects. A Sheriff's Office K9 unit was brought in to help. The Santa Barbara Sheriff's Emergency Dispatch Center sent out a Reverse 911 to residents living in the search area for their protection and to request they report any suspicious activity.
The suspects were not found but due to evidence found in the investigation the suspects are believed to be from Ventura County. The vehicle they were driving in was reported stolen from Santa Paula. Detectives are actively working the case. If you have any information that may assist with the investigation, you are asked to call the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office sub-station in Carpinteria at (805)684-5405 x424.
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He said it was "absolutely extraordinary" that the coroner, who has just been empowered by the Government to have sole responsibility for the investigation of deaths of children in foster care, "should be critical of a politician who has raised the issue of the systemic failure of DOCs on behalf of aggrieved relatives".
In his findings, Mr Abernethy said Tahlia had suffered a "non-accidental" injury which led to peritonitis and death. Her mother was charged with manslaughter (through criminal negligence) but the case was dropped due to lack of evidence.
At the prompting of Mr Hazzard, the State Coroner had agreed to hold a fresh inquest. He concluded the case remained an unsolved homicide.
He found the department had received four notifications about Tahlia's safety - two of them central to the latest inquiry. Mr Abernethy said DOCS officers had visited the girl's home six days after a notification from the aunt. The aunt had told them a visit could be left for a week. Even so, the department gave the case priority, and officers made visits on three subsequent days.
On the third visit, they referred the child for immediate medical assessment, directed the mother to a drug referral agency, and to a family support service. They were to return for a further home visit. But about four days later the child sustained the injury that eventually killed her.
The coroner said there was no evidence of systemic failure. However, he noted some matters of concern, including missing documentation, and some poor record keeping. He recommended improved practices for obtaining results of medical examinations immediately.
Mr Hazzard said that Mr Abernethy appeared to be "wholly inappropriate to conduct these sort of hearings because in every one of them someone has to speak up on behalf of the family to get to the bottom of what goes wrong at DOCS".
A DOCS statement said reform had been underway since Tahlia's death to ensure greater attention before families reached crisis point.
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May 9, 2006 -- Hopkins County is just days away from breaking ground on a facility that will house the county fire department, a substation for Hopkins County Memorial Hospital's Emergency Medical Services, and TRAX bus operations.
The project, initially estimated to cost a little more than $750,000, will end up with a much higher price tag — closer to $1.25 million — but county commissioners say they have found a way to cover the costs without impacting tax revenue.
"We have a $750,000 grant ... we are probably going to match that up with $500,000 in tax anticipation notes and there will be no increase in the ad valorem taxes at all," Hopkins County Judge Cletis Millsap said.
Tax anticipation notes are securities issued in anticipation of future tax collections
Millsap also said in the coming year the county will pay off $300,000 in other tax anticipation notes used to replace the roof at the county jail, freeing up money for the intermodal facility.
The higher price tag for the facility, according to Millsap, can be attributed to increasing prices for construction materials. A similar increase in prices pushed cost estimates for the equine pavilion, now under construction at Hopkins County Regional Civic Center, considerably above the budgeted $750,000.
Unlike the multi-modal facility, commissioners insisted that costs for the equine facility not exceed the estimates from two years ago, even though that project will be paid for with increased revenues from the Civic Center and the portion of the city's hotel occupancy tax ear-marked for the Civic Center.
The fire and rescue center, to be located just south of Interstate 30 on Texas Street, will improve the ability of the county's first responders to serve residents and enhance economic development by better serving the needs of an 820 square mile area.
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ABC News and Charles Gibson are no CNN and Anderson Cooper when it comes to skewing the agenda of presidential debates. In the back-to-back Republican followed by Democratic debates from New Hampshire aired between 7 and 11 PM EST Saturday night on ABC, moderator Gibson challenged the presumptions of both sets of candidates with a key talking point being pushed by the other party: He hit Republicans on the lack of national health care and Democrats on the success of the surge in Iraq.
To the six Republicans: "We're the only industrialized nation in the world that doesn't insure all of our citizens. If we can afford a trillion dollar war in Iraq, why can't we afford medical insurance for everybody?"
To the four Democrats: "We started the surge early this year. You all opposed it. But there are real signs it has worked....Are any of you ready to say that the surge has worked? And Senator Clinton, let me start with you, because when General Petraeus was in Washington in September, you said it would take 'a willful suspension of disbelief' to think that the surge could do any good."
Unlike with the CNN/YouTube debates, ABC and Gibson did not slant the questions and topics raised to advantage Democrats and make Republicans look extreme. (My NewsBusters item on CNN's GOP debate agenda/My MRC CyberAlert look at the Democratic debate agenda pushed by CNN).
Another noteworthy moment: When Scott Spradling, the political reporter for WMUR-TV channel 9 (ABC's affiliate in Manchester), who joined Gibson in the second halves of each debate, channeled 1970s Jimmy Carter economics in suggesting government action to limit profits in order to lower the price of home heating oil:
Senator [Fred] Thompson, Americans are also watching the profits of companies here in America that are making a lot of money as these prices per barrel [of oil] are skyrocketing. They're bothered by it, people in New Hampshire are bothered by this. Aren't you?...Should something not be done?
When Thompson asked what Spradling thought should be done, Gibson interjected to name what Spradling seemed to be pushing Thompson to advocate: "Excess profits tax?" Thompson had to explain supply and demand.
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1. (sometimes hyphenated) Something that will immediately resolve or relieve an undesirable situation, especially that which results in no or minimal consequences. A reference to the board game Monopoly, in which this card allows players to leave the jail space without missing a turn. I'm afraid there's no get out of jail free card when it comes to your taxes—you either pay them, or you pay the fine. Jonathan used his father's position in politics as a get-out-of-jail-free card to help get his drunk driving charge dismissed.
2. (sometimes hyphenated) Something that allows or is used as an excuse for poor decisions, results, standards, behavior, etc. Just because a book is part of a highly regarded series doesn't mean it has some get out of jail free card allowing it to be formulaic and poorly written.
Someone who is attractive but younger than the legal age of consent. I'd stay away from jailbait like her unless you want to spend your future days in a cell!
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To pay for someone's release from jail. I have to go bail my brother out of jail again. I wonder what he did this time.
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Alaskan Congressman Don Young released the following statement today in response to President Obama releasing his FY 2013 budget:
"Instead of releasing a realistic budget blueprint for this country, President Obama instead released nothing more than a campaign document consisting of the same "tax and spend' policies that got us into this mess in the first place. The President promised when he took office that he would cut the deficit in half by the end of his first term; we are now carrying $15 trillion of debt into that final year and the best the President can do is release a budget for this year that increases our national debt by $1.3 trillion!
"Let me be clear, if the President really wants to get this nation back on track, then he will tell the Democrat-controlled Senate to not wait another 1,000 days and finally put forward a budget. Otherwise, his budget is just another chapter from the same old story of massive deficits, broken promises, and empty rhetoric that the American people have become accustomed to under President Obama. The American people deserve better from their President."
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Chicken-Liver Rumaki
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- Servings: Makes 40 hors d'oeuvres
- 1/2 cup low-sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons finely grated fresh ginger
- 2 tablespoons dark brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 40 chicken livers, trimmed (1 1/4 pounds)
- 20 whole water chestnuts, drained and halved crosswise
- 20 slices bacon (1 pound), halved crosswise
How to make this recipe
In a medium bowl, mix the soy sauce with the ginger, brown sugar and crushed red pepper until the sugar is dissolved. Add the chicken livers and water chestnuts and toss to coat. Refrigerate for 30 minutes. Drain well and pat dry.
For each rumaki, lay a halved slice of bacon on a work surface. Set a chicken liver and a halved water chestnut on the bacon and roll up. Secure with a toothpick.
In a large skillet, cook the rumaki in 2 batches over moderately high heat until the bacon is brown and crisp all over and the chicken liver is cooked, about 5 minutes per side. Drain on paper towels and serve hot.
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There is not a nerve in his body which does not twang like a piano wire.
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Anyone that has started a food blog has something in common, they love food and want to share that love with their family, friends, and the rest of the world. There are a lot of different elements to a successful food blog, but one of the more important elements is the quality of the photography. The images on your blog need to be as enticing as your writing.
How many times have you excitedly downloaded your images to your computer only to find that you really didn't capture the idea you had in your head while shooting them? Do you find yourself looking through food magazines and cookbooks and wondering "How do they do that?" The truth is, you can take beautiful, enticing food photos with a little knowledge about lighting, composition, styling and a lot of practice.
If your food blog photos could use a little something more, then join Lara Ferroni (blogger, photographer, stylist and author) and Ron Goldman (photographer and instructor) in a four week class to learn how to take your photos from ok to amazing.
Each week, you'll get a detailed lesson illustrating the techniques needed for creating magazine quality photos for your blog. From making the most of natural light to shooting your dinner long after the sun goes down.
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"It's better to be looked over than overlooked"
-May West
Thanks for looking me over.
I'm profoundly shy, but hide it pretty well. I always think of lots of things to say, about an hour after I've wandered away from the computer. I'm a night owl. I'm generally free during days, and would love somebody to hang out with.
I work. I go to the gym after, (it's nice to be the only one there, but cuts down on the opportunity to socialize). The rest of my time is generally unstructured, I explore town, work on my cooking skills (they are less than exemplary, but improving), read, hang out with friends, etc.
I'm pretty free and easy, and make for a good time in almost any setting.
Books: Snow Crash (Neal Stephenson), The Elephant Vanishes (Haruki Murikami), The Long Dark Teatime of the Soul (Douglas Adams), Tortilla Flat (Steinbeck), lots more.
Movies: Time Bandits, Blues Brothers, Ferris Buellers Day Off, Lock Stock and 2 Smokin' Barrels, Star Wars (Original Trilogy, the others are fun too though, and I'm no purist).
Shows: I'm watching Kingdom, Boondocks, Better Off Ted, and Ted Talks right now. I don't actually have TV, just stream Netflix.
Music: Classical, Pop, some jazz. I can listen to pretty much anything, but I'm not real wild about newer country, the or teen pop (lmfao etc). I listen to The Police, Talking Heads, Bill Frizzell, Stone Roses, Eels, Soul Coughing, Cake, Jim Noir and lots more.
Podcasts: Many and varied, but most of the ones I see everybody apparently listens to, I feel as though I should be taking notes when I read through some of the other profiles, lots of them sound good and I've never heard of them.
Food: Yup. Favorite kinds are ethiopian (although I haven't found a place here in Portland that I'm real thrilled with yet) Thai (more good Thai places here than you could shake a stick at) Indian, sushi, and anything else that's good.
And especially while on here-why are there so many dudes showing up in my feed of what are supposed to be women. Are these exceptions that ok Cupid thinks are ok, or just guys that can't be bothered (read something entirely un-p.c here) and show up as a woman, in my feed? Just sayin'.
If the moon is in the 2nd house.
If you've taken the long way home.
If you like pina coladas, and getting caught in the rain (it is Portland after all).
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I hope not. They are spamming the item pages.
Absolutely isn't allowed. People did this on FD for a couple times, and action was taken. Flag the comments as spam, and turn in the people that did it to Adrien and he'll make sure they know not to continue doing it, that's what worked for us
No spamming is strictly not allowed on FD as is self promotion. If this is happening on any of your file comments then you need to flag them. The moderators keep their eyes peeled on the forums for this behaviour too
Saw this too. I sent a report to staff about that member.
Ban the spam!
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As the weather warms up, things like dirt bikes become more attractive to thieves.
Police are looking for a 2013 Kawasaki KX250F that was reported stolen Thursday morning. It's black and green, with Monster Energy decals and is valued at about $7,000.
The bike was taken some time between 1–10 a.m. and a neighbour reported hearing noises around 3 a.m. that may be related to the theft.
The bike had been left in the rear of a truck that was parked on the street in the 1100-block of 19th Street overnight.


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- 5 pounds potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 3/4 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup milk
- 3 tablespoons butter
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 3 cups (12 oz) shredded Cheddar cheese blend, divided
- 1/2 pound sliced bacon, cooked and crumbled
- 3 green onions, sliced
Place potatoes in a Dutch oven and cover with water; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer until tender. Drain and place in a bowl. Add sour cream, milk, butter, salt and pepper. Beat on medium-low speed until light and fluffy. Stir in 2 cups cheese, bacon and onions. Transfer to a greased 3-quart baking dish. Top with remaining cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 30 minutes or until heated through and cheese is melted.


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Croque Mon Awesome: What's Your Favorite Sandwich?
I'm definitely one of those "live to eat" people, not an "eat to live" type. And so when I heard about My Social Chef blogger Petrit Husenaj's chocolate and cheese sandwich my heart began to flutter. So many delicious, fatty calories! Husenaj's sandwich, dubbed the "Bad Romance," has all the important food groups — cheese, chocolate, bread and butter — and was inspired by his childhood in Belgium: "I came up with this cheese and chocolate sandwich as a fat kid spending a summer in Belgium and trying to get all things Belgian in my belly," he says.
I had similar sandwich adventures when I was a kid … I used to make Everything In the Refrigerator Sandwiches — which are exactly what they sound like. Every cold cut, vegetable and condiment shoved between two pieces of bread. They were mostly inedible, but it was the process of making the 'wich that was the fun part.
Nowadays, my sandwiches aren't quite so exciting — especially since I'm a vegetarian. But they are still highly delicious: my current fave is something I get at Cookie Road, my neighborhood bakery: Fontina cheese, honey, green apples, lettuce and tomatoes on a baguette. It's sweet, salty, a little tart and very, very yummy.
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Plastiki's journey goers from trash to triumph.
A catamaran descriptively named Plastiki and constructed from 12,500 recycled plastic bottles, completed a 4-month journey across the Pacific Ocean meant to raise awareness about plastic waste. It is estimated that nearly 8,000 bottles were used in the US during Plastiki's voyage.
The 60-foot boat and its six crew set sail March 20 from San Francisco and endured 8,000 nautical miles at sea, battling 70 knot winds, hundred degree temperatures, and torn sails. After a stops along the way at various South Pacific islands including Kiribati and Samoa, Plastiki docked Monday at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney Harbor.Expedition leader David de Rothschild, 31, mounted the effort after he read a United Nations report in 2006 that said plastic related pollution threatened the world's oceans. Plastiki was named for the 1947 Kon-Tiki raft sailed across the Pacific by explorer Thor Heyerdahl and is fully recyclable. It was powered by solar panels and wind and trailing hydro generators. Rain catchment and urine to water recovery systems were also aboard.
The boat is almost entirely made up of bottles, which are held together with an organic glue made of sugarcane and cashews and the mast is recycled aluminum irrigation pipe.The voyage took 128 days during which the crew lived in a cabin just 20 feet by 15 feet, ate dehydrated and canned food and some fresh vegetables they grew in their on-board garden, and took saltwater showers. The boat weighs 12 tons and travels at an average speed of 5 knots - being able to only gybe, not tack.
Female skipper Jo Royle was the only woman aboard and was ready for a glass of wine as she told reporters in Sydney.
Plastiki was originally meant to be recycled at the end of its voyage but now the crew are considering saving it and using to educate people about the power of recycling.
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whipper-in of the Templeton Harriers was rapid promotion for a new boy on his first day.
But at last the whipper-in put his watch back, and blew a blast on his bugle.
The "whipper-in" was sent up by means of a long ladder, eventually pulling him out of his hiding-place by his brush.
The Duke of Orleans, first Prince of the blood, is acting as whipper-in.
"One dollar—you forgit, suh—one dollar's the reg'lar price, sah," interrupted the whipper-in.
He got left behind because the Count's whipper-in hit him with his whip.
"I dare say he is some dog-fancier, or whipper-in, or something of the sort," said Alvanly.
But after all, it was not his business to be the whipper-in for lectures.
The Huntsman should be the best player, and the whipper-in second best.
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I am very insecure about my nose. It has gotten to a point where I can't bear to talk to someone without thinking they are staring at the hump, or take photos. I can't wear hats, and I have to wear my hair and makeup a certain way to take attention away from it. My insecurity is taking over my life. I hate it.
My nose has a hump and turns down when I smile, so it looks a bit like a hook. It looks like Ashley Simpson's nose before the surgery. Can a non surgery nose job correct my nose?


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High Energy Theory Seminar - IAS - David Marsh, Cornell University - On Sequestering and De-Coupling in Stabilized String Models
I will describe recent efforts to understand the mediation of supersymmetry breaking in stabilized compactifications of type IIB string theory. By geometrically separating the visible sector from the supersymmetry breaking effects one may hope to achieve sequestered supersymmetry breaking and much ameliorated constraints from bounds on flavor changing neutral currents. However, in this talk I will discuss how non-perturbative superpotential cross-couplings between the visible sector and the Khler moduli may spoil sequestering and introduce a sensitivity to the global details of the compactification. As a simple example, I will describe the structure of these `de-sequestering operators for a class of visible sectors realized by D-branes probing an orbifold singularity, and I will discuss their importance in the KKLT and LVS moduli stabilization scenarios.
Location: Bloomberg Lecture Hall - Institute for Advanced Study
Date/Time: 11/19/12 at 2:30 pm - 11/19/12 at 3:30 pm
Category: High Energy Theory Seminar
Department: Physics


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Rooney Mara and Michael Fassbender on the set of their new movie.
Ryan Seacrest and Julianne Hough in Paris. They look thrilled. It is the city of lovers.
Reese Witherspoon out shopping this weekend.
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Introduces the basic notions of Probability: random variables, expectation, conditioning, and the standard distributions (Binomial, Poisson, Exponential, Normal). This course also covers the Law of Large Numbers and Central Limit Theorem as they apply to statistical questions: sampling from a random distribution, estimation, and hypothesis testing. Prereqs., MATH 2001 and MATH 2300 or APPM 1360. Credit not granted for this course and MATH 2510 or MATH 4510.
Provides Learning Assistants with an opportunity to analyze assessment data for formative purposes, and develop instructional plans as a result of these analyses. These formative assessment analyses will build on the literature in the learning sciences. Students will gain direct experiences interacting with the tools of the trade, especially with actual assessment data and models of instruction. May be repeated up to 3 total credit hours. Restricted to Learning Assistants in Math. Coreq., EDUC 4800.
Focuses on a complete deductive framework for mathematics and applies it to various areas. Presents Goedel's famous incompleteness theorem about the inherent limitations of mathematical systems. Uses idealized computers to investigate the capabilities and limitations of human and machine computation. Prereq., MATH 2001 plus one of 3001, 3130, 3140, or 3210. Same as MATH 5000.
Provides a rigorous treatment of infinite series, sequences of functions, and an additional topic chosen by the instructor (for example, multivariable analysis, the Lebesgue integral, or Fourier analysis). Prereqs., MATH 3001 and MATH 3130.
Studies linear and nonlinear programming, the simplex method, duality, sensitivity, transportation, and network flow problems, some constrained and unconstrained optimization theory, and the Kuhn-Tucker conditions, as time permits. Prereqs., MATH 3130 or APPM 3310. Same as MATH 5120 and APPM 4120.
Covers group actions, Sylow theory, Field theory, and some Galois theory. Prereq., MATH 3140.
Introduces the basic concepts of point set topology. Includes topological spaces, metric spaces, homeomorphisms, connectedness, and compactness. Prereqs., MATH 3001 or MATH 4310.
Continues the study of Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometry from MATH 3210 and examines a more advanced topic from geometry chosen by the instructor (e.g.,projective geometry or three-dimensional geometry). Prereq., MATH 3120.
Introduces the modern differential geometry of plane curves, space curves, and surfaces in space. Computers are used, but no prior knowledge of computer programming is required. Prereqs., Calculus 3 and MATH 3130.
The notion of Fourier analysis, via series and integrals, of periodic and nonperiodic phenomena is central to many areas of mathematics. Develops the Fourier theory in depth, and considers such special topics and applications as wavelets, Fast Fourier Transforms, seismology, digital signal processing, differential equations, and Fourier optics. Prereq., MATH 3001 or instructor consent. Same as MATH 5330.
Involves an elementary systematic introduction to first-order scalar differential equations, nth order linear differential equations, and n-dimensional linear systems of first-order differential equations. Additional topics are chosen from equations with regular singular points, Laplace transforms, phase plane techniques, basic existence and uniqueness, and numerical solutions. Prereqs., Calculus 3, and MATH 3130 or APPM 3310 (min grade C). Similar to APPM 2360.
Gives an introduction, with proofs, to the algebra and number theory used in coding and cryptography. Basic problems of coding and cryptography are discussed; prepares students for the more advanced ECEN 5032 and 5682. Prereq., MATH 3130. Recommended prereqs., MATH 3110 and 3140. Same as MATH 5440.
Theory of functions of one complex variable, including integrals, power series, residues, conformal mapping, and special functions. Prereqs., MATH 2400 and 3001.
Studies initial, boundary, and eigenvalue problems for the wave, heat, and potential equations. Solution by separation of variables, Green's function, and variational methods. Prereq., MATH 4430 or equivalent. Same as MATH 5470.
Studies axioms, combinatorial analysis, independence and conditional probability, discrete and absolutely continuous distributions, expectation and distribution of functions of random variables, laws of large numbers, central limit theorems, and simple Markov chains. Prereqs., MATH 2400, or APPM 2350, and MATH 3130. Credit not granted for this course and APPM 3570, ECEN 3810, or MATH 3510.
Examines point and confidence interval estimation. Principles of maximum likelihood, sufficiency, and completeness: tests of simple and composite hypotheses, linear models, and multiple regression analysis. Analyzes variance distribution-free methods. Prereq., MATH 4510 or APPM 3570. Same as MATH 5520 and APPM 4520. Credit not granted for this course and MATH 2510.
Stresses basic properties, linear extrapolation, and filtering of stationary random functions. Topics also include spectral analysis and estimation of the power spectrum using computers. Prereqs., MATH 4510/APPM 3570 and MATH 4520/APPM 4520. Same as MATH 5540 and APPM 4540.
Focuses on numerical solution of nonlinear equations,interpolation, methods in numerical integration, numerical solution of linear systems, and matrix eigenvalue problems. Stresses significant computer applications and software. Prereqs., APPM 3310 orMath 3130, and knowledge of a programming language. Same as Appm 4650.
Topics include solution of algebraic and transcendental equations, and linear and nonlinear systems of equations. Highlights interpolation, integration, solution of ordinary differential equations, least squares, sources of error and error analysis, computer implementation of numerical methods, matrix eigenvalue problems, and summation of infinite series. See also MATH 4650. Prereq., MATH 4650. Same as APPM 4660.
Studies in detail the theory of cardinal and ordinal numbers, definition by recursion, the statement of the continuum hypothesis, simple cardinal arithmetic, and other topics chosen by the instructor. Prereq., MATH 2001 plus one upper division MATH class.
Designed to train students to teach mathematics in an inclusive, multicultural environment. Students teach a math course within the McNeill Academic Program (Student Academic Services Center) meeting weekly with faculty and colleagues to learn to re-design curriculum, fine-tune pedagogical practices, create assessments, mentor undergraduate instructor assistants and create an inclusive classroom environment. May be repeated up to 4 total credit hours. Prereqs., senior or graduate standing, experience with college-level instruction.
Examines the evolution of a few mathematical concepts (e.g., number, geometric continuum, or proof), with an emphasis on the controversies surrounding these concepts. Begins with Ancient Greek mathematics and traces the development of mathematical concepts through the middle ages into the present. Prereq., two upper division courses in mathematics. Recommended prereq., completion of upper division Written Communication requirement.
Offered for students doing a thesis for departmental honors.
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This week this trio of visionaries launched the Sahara Forest Project: their proposal to combine two innovative technologies, Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) and Seawater Greenhouses, to produce renewable energy, water and food in an area of desert known to be one of the hottest places on earth.
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It has often been said that there will be no one solution to solving the climate crisis and all those issues that surround it, such as energy sources, food prices and water supply. We need a portfolio of technologies to help us to combat these advancing problems. The Sahara Forest Project is one of the first projects we've seen that proposes not only to combine technologies to optimise performance and production, but also aims to tackle all of the serious challenges mentioned above. It is a bold and ambitious plan that, if realised, could have a powerful positive impact not only for the Sahara region, but also for Europe and the rest of the world.


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Master chef Wolfgang Puck made Ellen a yummy dish on Wednesday's show. Every member of Ellen's audience was lucky enough to receive the Wolfgang Puck Immersion Blender, and a 3-piece Cutlery Set. You can enter to win a set of your own by clicking right here!
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