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Yediot's Plocker: Thank you Mossad for removing Iranian bomb distraction. Can we move on now?
On Sunday (January 9 2011), Yediot's Itamar Eichner reported [emphasis mine; full translation here]:
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu is furious with outgoing Mossad Director Meir Dagan because of the briefing Dagan gave journalists last Thursday. In the course of that briefing, Dagan shared with the reporters the Mossad's assessment that the Iranians would be unable to develop a nuclear bomb before 2015.
Yedioth Ahronoth has learned that Dagan's statements infuriated Netanyahu, who advocates taking an aggressive approach vis-à-vis Iran. According to a high-ranking political official, Netanyahu reprimanded Dagan and said that his statements had undermined Israel's efforts to fight against the Iranian nuclear program by means of the international community.
In an op-ed published on the same day, Sever Plocker, a senior editor at the paper, expresses wonder at the scant attention Dagan's statement recieved [full translation and Hebrew original at the bottom of this post]:
One of the most historically important statements to have been made in the past ten years in the State of Israel made headlines in the Israeli media on Friday for a single day. It elicited a few reactions and a few brief analyses — and disappeared.
Plocker, hardly a knee-jerk leftist (see this recent critique of the Israeli left and the prospects for peace with the Palestinians, for example,) explains the drama [emphasis mine]:
Dagan, a suspicious super-cautious individual who routinely prefers to err on the side of pessimism…The Iranian nuclear threat died. It keeled over. Because, if the director of the State of Israel's Mossad is prepared to risk saying that Iran won't have even a single nuclear bomb "at least until 2015," that means that Iran is not going to have a nuclear bomb. Period.
He also helps us understand Netanyahu's is fury [emphasis mine]:
For more than a decade, Israel has been living under the thickening cloud of the Iranian nuclear bomb. The military, economic and even the social agendas in Israel have been directly influenced by it. The election of Netanyahu as prime minister (and Barak's joining the coalition) were explained by the need to place at the head of the state and the security establishment people who would be capable of leading the people and the army in this decisive year in dealing with Iran. From time to time, in light of the foolish things that the two of them have done, public opinion was asked to be forgiving of them because of the weight of the Iranian threat that lay on their shoulders.
The op-ed ends with a call to move on:
Dagan's statement about the lifting of the Iranian nuclear threat frees Israel from the clutches of a nightmare that we were either conscious of or not, but which cast a giant black shadow over all of us. Farewell, Iranian bomb. In your absence, the time has ripened to place other issues at the top of our agenda. And there is no lack of other issues.
Indeed, Israel's diplomatic isolation and the rapid evaporation of what remains of its democracy would be a good place to start.
Op-ed, Sever Plocker, Yediot, January 9 2010 [Hebrew original here and at the bottom of this post]
One of the most historically important statements to have been made in the past ten years in the State of Israel made headlines in the Israeli media on Friday for a single day. It elicited a few reactions and a few brief analyses — and disappeared. The statement was ascribed to (and was not subsequently denied by) the outgoing Mossad director, Meir Dagan.
Dagan, a suspicious super-cautious individual who routinely prefers to err on the side of pessimism, was quoted as having said: "Iran will not have nuclear military capability at least until 2015." The reason cited for this: technical difficulties and malfunctions, which have stymied Tehran's efforts to get its military nuclear program off the ground. For the sake of accuracy, and the Mossad relies on accuracy, the above-cited "technical difficulties and malfunctions" have already caused that initiative a few years' worth of setbacks.
"Rejectionist front": Maariv details Netanyahu's refusal to directly negotiate with PA
As Israel's diplomatic position erodes and the Palestinian Authority's campaign for the unilateral recognition of a state in the 1967 borders gains ground, the demand for "direct negotiations" has become a central talking point of Israeli government spokespeople. Here's the latest example, from a January 2 Associated Press report:
He [Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu] said he was ready to sit with Abbas, also known as Abu Mazen, for "continuous direct one-on-one negotiations until white smoke is wafting," an allusion to the Vatican's custom for announcing a new pope.
"If Abu Mazen agrees to my proposal of directly discussing all the core issues, we will know very quickly if we can reach an agreement," he said.
This morning's [January 3] Maariv questions the sincerity of this proposal [full translation at the bottom of this post]:
In the past weeks, Israeli representatives, including Netanyahu, have repeatedly rejected official documents that their Palestinian counterparts have tried to submit to them, with details of the Palestinian positions on all the core issues. The Israeli representatives are completely unwilling to discuss, read or touch these documents, not to speak of submitting an equivalent Israeli document with the Israeli positions…This completely contradicts the Israeli position, according to which everything is open for negotiation, and Netanyahu is willing to talk about all the core issues and go into a room with Abu Mazen in order to come out of it with an arrangement. If this is the case, there is no reason for the Israelis not to willingly accept a review of the Palestinian positions in order to present counter-papers that will make it possible to start bridging the gaps.
Of the examples cited by diplomatic affairs analyst Ben Caspit, one is unambiguously "direct":
in a meeting that was held between Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Abu Mazen, in the prime minister's official residence in Jerusalem. It has now become apparent that in this meeting, Abu Mazen brought an official Palestinian document for Netanyahu, consisting of two printed pages, with the proposed Palestinian solution on the two issues that the sides were supposed to discuss at the first stage: Security arrangements and borders. Netanyahu refused to read or discuss the document. Abu Mazen is said to have left the document at the Prime Minister's Residence (so that Netanyahu could read it later).
Another, more recent, incident reveals something of the motivation for the Israeli rejections [emphasis mine]:
in the latest meeting that was held between the two negotiators, Dr. Saeb Erekat from the Palestinian side and Attorney Yitzhak Molcho from the Israeli side. The meeting was held in Washington a few weeks ago, in the presence of the American mediators. During the meeting, Erekat surprised Molcho, took an official booklet out of his briefcase bearing the logo of the Palestinian Authority and tried to hand it to Molcho. When the Israeli inquired as to the content of the booklet, Erekat said that this was, in effect, the detailed and updated Palestinian peace plan, with the detailed Palestinian positions on all the core issues. Molcho refused to take the booklet or examine it. According to sources who are informed about what took place there, he said to Erekat, and to the Americans, that he could not touch the Palestinian booklet, read it or take it, because as soon as he would do so, "the government will fall."
Ben Caspit, Maariv, January 3 2010 [front-page; Hebrew original here]
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu announced yesterday that he was willing to discuss all the core issues with Abu Mazen in closed meetings, and said that if he were to go into the room with the Palestinian leader he would sit down and discuss all the issues with him "until white smoke rises." Ma'ariv has found that in reality, the situation is the complete opposite: In the past weeks, Israeli representatives, including Netanyahu, have repeatedly rejected official documents that their Palestinian counterparts have tried to submit to them, with details of the Palestinian positions on all the core issues. The Israeli representatives are completely unwilling to discuss, read or touch these documents, not to speak of submitting an equivalent Israeli document with the Israeli positions.


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The "American Idol" champ hit the "Today" show Tuesday to promote her holiday album "Kelly Clarkson: Wrapped in Red" and give her first interview since announcing that she and new husband Brandon Blackstock are expecting. The "Catch My Breath" singer chatted with Savannah Guthrie about the wonderful world of maternity — and some of its less-than-wonderful aspects (see: morning sickness).
"I don't know why they call it morning sickness — that's my big joke right now — because it's, like, all day and all night," the 31-year-old said. "I am super excited about being pregnant. I'm just looking forward to the second trimester. They say it's better."
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Clarkson, who quietly married Blackstock in Tennessee on Oct. 20, eagerly announced her pregnancy on Nov. 19 via Twitter, despite having wanted to wait a little longer before sharing the big news.
"I was just dying to tell people, but we were trying to wait until the end of my first trimester — because you're supposed to, I guess, because you're less likely to have a miscarriage — but everybody kept talking about it and I had to cancel something because I've been so ill," she said. "So, I didn't want people to think that I'm canceling because I'm lazy or something. So we just told people."
Even though it's "way too early to know," Clarkson said she's convinced that she's having a girl because of "a gut feeling" and "a scientific feeling why."
"She's killing me," Clarkson laughed. "Of course it's a girl, causing the trouble."
She then went into a ramble about the longevity of "girl sperm" and "boy sperm" that she later highlighted on Twitter.
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"Remember that time I talked about sperm on the Today show ....wow. #girlsperm," she tweeted after the appearance.
Clarkson added that they already had names picked out for a boy and a girl. But don't expect her to spill those beans this early in her pregnancy.
"We're not saying because I don't want someone to steal my baby's name," Clarkson said, adding that they had named their child even before she became pregnant.
The singer also said that she's glad she gets to be "a little more cheesy" on her holiday album and even wrote a song for her husband called "Brandon's Song."
"In my career ... everybody's always, like, 'Are you pop, are you country, are you rock, what are you?' I think that what's cool about the Christmas record is I don't have to pick. ... There's just a little bit of everything on it," she said. "I've been making this CD in my head for years."
The pop star said she recently wrapped her NBC variety special, "Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Music Tale," which she said was hard to do while being pregnant. The comedy and music special airs Dec. 11 on NBC.
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Can a media firm get right what bankers got wrong?
That's an only partly rhetorical question Thursday in light of a Financial Times report that Thomson Reuters, the Canada-based media and news giant, is in the running to manage a new system for determining the London Interbank Offered Rate, or, as money nerds call it, Libor.
A quick refresher here:
Libor is a rate calculated by a group of banks that determines the average rate at which banks in London loan money to each other. It serves as a benchmark rate, off of which everything from mortgages to car loans and corporate are priced. About $350 trillion of financial securities and contracts are based on Libor, according to published estimates.
Earlier this year, British bank Barclays was fined 290 million pounds after it was found to have tried to rig the rate. That scandal eventually forced the firm's CEO Bob Diamond and Chairman Marcus Agius to resign. See BBC's timeline on key dates in the Libor scandal
And, on Tuesday, Three British men were arrested in the U.K. as part of the continuing Libor investigation, Britain's Serious Fraud Office said. The Serious Fraud Office said it executed search warrants and that the three men, aged 33, 41 and 47, were taken to a London police station for questioning.
Thomson Reuters has been assured by regulators that it is not being investigated as part of the probe, according to the Financial Times report. The report said the Thomson Reuters rival Bloomberg is also among the bidders to manage the new Libor process. See more details on other likely bidders
Companies like Reuters and Bloomberg entered the picture following a decision by U.K. regulators to revise Libor rather than get rid of it altogether. Importantly for both firms, the regulators decided the rate and its calculation should remain in the hands of private firms.
Quoted during the fall in the Financial Times, Martin Wheatley, the Financial Services Authority managing director told the paper, "We started out with an open mind [about whether it] would be possible to move to a different rate, and the answer is no." But he also took a bit of a swipe at banks by telling the paper,""Society has lost confidence in banks, in finance, in the whole system and we need to restore that."
The question for Mr. Wheatley and others is whether media firms with close ties to the financial industry would be any less likely to bungle the system, malevolently or otherwise, than a group of bankers.
Looking at recent polling of public opinion, one doubts the average person with a mortgage or credit card balance is any more likely to feel good about journalists doing the math than with bankers.
As Dow Jones colleague David Weidner pointed out earlier this month, "A Gallup poll (recently) found that journalists are considered less honest and ethical than many other professionals including college teachers, psychiatrists and chiropractors… That's OK with me. I'd probably agree. But get this, Gallup also found that journalists rank just below bankers for honesty and ethics. Thirty percent of respondents had a low or very low opinion of journalists' honesty and ethics compared to 28% for bankers. Only 24% had a favorable view for journalists, compared to 28% for bankers." Read Weidner's column
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Plans to turn a desert racecourse into a luxury mini-city are galloping ahead in Dubai
By John Defterios, CNN • Published 25th April 2014
For one day a year, a desert outpost in the Persian Gulf becomes the center of the horse-racing universe.
The Dubai World Cup is the richest horse race on the planet and features the world's finest thoroughbreds.
Hosted at the futuristic Meydan Racecourse every March, upwards of 60,000 people pack the stands, have a flutter and cheer on the action below.
The venue is now set to feature at the heart of a much bigger project in the lead up to the World Expo which will take place in the emirate in 2020.
The plan is to build a high-end, mini-city around Meydan, stretching all the way to Dubai's nearby financial district and the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa.
Stage one of this complex process has seen the racecourse transformed into a year-round destination.
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First came the grandstand, a statement construction over one kilometer long that opened in 2010. The five-star Meydan Hotel was completed in the same year. Then followed an IMAX cinema, school, tennis center, school and golf course.
"(In) 2005 I came here ... there was no thought of Meydan or developments. It was just horse racing," said former CEO of Dubai Racing Club, Frank Gabriel.
"All of a sudden within six months we were building a master plan of a race track and a city and the next thing you know we never stopped moving."
With each addition, Meydan's purpose has extended beyond its equestrian origins.
Stage two is by far the most ambitious element of the project and will feature the development of 1,500 villas over 16 million square meters (172 million sq ft).
The vast housing site -- named Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum City after the ruler of Dubai -- will include parks, lagoons, waterways, jogging tracks, beaches and woodlands.
The development aims to take the thoroughbred lifestyle Meydan seeks to embody and recreate it on a massive scale.
"Horse racing and equestrian is the heart and soul of Meydan," said Saeed Al Tayer, chairman of Meydan Group. "That will always be in our pedigree. But developing a city ... it puts us on the global map."
Four to eight bedroom villas here will cost $6,200 per square meter ($579 per sq ft), that's more 40% above the Dubai average according to real estate consultancy CBRE.
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Local lawyers are calling into question the status of more than 60 court defendants after the Onslow County Sheriff�s deputy who arrested them was charged with doctor shopping for prescription drugs.
Local lawyers are calling into question the status of more than 60 court defendants after the Onslow County Sheriff�s deputy who arrested them was charged with doctor shopping for prescription drugs.
Joseph Mark Karaszewski, 27, was charged over the weekend by N.C. State Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Cecil Cherry with lying to doctors to obtain prescriptions for narcotic pills.
Karaszewski was the arresting officer of record for more than five dozen defendants currently facing trial on charges ranging from drug possession to drug trafficking, according to the N.C. Court Calendar.
Local defense lawyers told The Daily News on Tuesday that Karaszewski�s arrest would more than likely be leveraged in the cases of those defendants he arrested and the potentially thousands more defendants whose cases he has worked on over the years.
Jacksonville lawyer Scott Jack � who handles military courts-martial and murder cases � said he doesn�t know Karaszewski and wasn�t representing anyone arrested by him. But if he did have a case involving any law enforcement officer who was arrested, then the matter of the officer�s own arrest would come up during court proceedings.
�Any potential bias of any witness is always relevant,� Jack said.
Onslow County Sheriff Ed Brown said he doesn�t see how Karaszewski�s arrest would affect past cases.
�Facts are facts; evidence is evidence,� Brown said. �It shouldn�t matter what happens later after an arrest.�
Onslow County District Attorney Ernie Lee said his office would have to examine each case on its own merits before determining whether to proceed.
�My office will evaluate each case on a case-by-case basis,� he said.
The recently-resigned deputy is facing five counts of obtaining a controlled substance by prescription misrepresentation or withholding information from a medical practitioner. He is accused of receiving prescriptions for painkillers and narcotic cough syrup from a dentist and two doctors in Jacksonville in October and November, according to warrants.
Karaszewski has worked at the sheriff�s office since 2006. He took a leave of absence over the summer after injuring his foot. When he returned to work in September he was assigned to patrol, Brown said. Karaszewski was a good employee with an exemplary record, Brown said, adding that the deputy resigned on Thursday.
Karaszewski surrendered to authorities Friday afternoon and was given an unsecured $50,000 bond, meaning he did not spend time in jail and didn�t have to pay a bail deposit.
A magistrate delivered the warrants to the courthouse on Friday afternoon where they were unavailable for public inspection until Monday.
Karaszewski is represented by Jacksonville lawyer Ed Bailey, who declined comment.
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When agencies don't over-promise and under-deliver, manage expectations properly and actually get great results, you'd think the company and agency relationship would be unstoppable.
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This lesson is based on the National Register of Historic Places registration files "Market and Main Streets Historic District" and "Terminal Station," and other sources on Chattanooga and the rail industry. It was written by Caneta Skelley Hankins, a project coordinator for the Middle Tennessee State University Center for Historic Preservation in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. TwHP is sponsored, in part, by the Cultural Resources Training Initiative and Parks as Classrooms programs of the National Park Service. This lesson is one in a series that brings the important stories of historic places into the classrooms across the country.
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Topics: The lesson could be used in units on the American Industrial Revolution, the growth of urban America, or in a geography course. Students will strengthen their ability to analyze and interpret primary and secondary sources, and reinforce curriculum objectives related to geography, language arts, social studies, history, and the visual arts.
Time period: Mid-19th century to mid-20th century
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1) To understand how geography and promotion combined to encourage the growth of Chattanooga, Tennessee;
2) To analyze how railroads shaped the downtown organization and architecture of Chattanooga and of cities in general.
3) To study the impact of railroads in the local community and to identify railroad-related buildings and structures that survive today.
Materials for studentsThe materials listed below either can be used directly on the computer or can be printed out, photocopied, and distributed to students. The maps and images appear twice: in a low-resolution version with associated questions and alone in a larger, high-resolution version.
1) one map showing Terminal Station and the surrounding area;
2) two readings on the history, location, development, and railroad-related architecture of Chattanooga;
3) one excerpt from an 1896 brochure promoting the city of Chattanooga;
4) one drawing of Terminal Station and surrounding area;
5) four photographs of Terminal Station and other buildings related to the railroad industry.
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NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. - Police found a doctor dead from multiple gunshot wounds Monday in an examination room of a Southern California medical office, and took a suspect into custody in the same room, authorities said.
Police received reports at about 2:45 p.m. of six or seven shots fired at the medical office near Hoag Hospital in Orange County, Newport Beach police spokeswoman Kathy Lowe said.
Officers responding found a man dead from multiple gunshot wounds to the upper torso in a patient examination room on the building's second floor, Lowe said. They took into custody another man in the room.
The victim was a doctor, Deputy Chief David McGill told the Los Angeles Times. The doctor's name and relationship to the gunman were not immediately clear.
The building includes physician's offices, outpatient services for the hospital and a treatment center for diabetes, but it was not clear which of these the shooting occurred in.
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KOSOVSKA MITROVICA -- Kosovska Mitrovica Health Center Director Milan Jakovljevic says seven persons who were injured at the Jarinje checkpoint earlier today have been hospitalized.
According to him, six persons sustained serious injuries from live rounds and one person has been taken to the ophthalmology ward due to eye problems caused by tear gas.
Nobody is in a life-threatening condition so far, Jakovljevic stressed.
KFOR said, however, that the troops had only used rubber bullets when they fired at the protesters at the Jarinje checkpoint.
The KFOR headquarters stated it had received no information about casualties and supposed use of live bullets.
Jakovljevic added that shots had also been fired at the ambulance but that the medical team that had been giving medical attention to the injured Serbs had not been injured.
KFOR Deputy Spokesman Kai Gudenoge stated Tuesday that KFOR soldiers were forced to fire rubber bullets in self-defense at the Serbs gathered on the road to the Jarinje administrative crossing in northern Kosovo.
The Serbs were stoning the German soldiers, one of whom was hit, so the soldiers were forced to fire rubber bullets in self-defense, he told AFP.
Gudenoge stressed that the situation was now absolutely peaceful, noting, however, that this could change at any moment.v
KFOR troops threw flash bombs and tear gas and fired rubber bullets at local Serbs who gathered at the Jarinje checkpoint around 13:00 CET.
U.S. KFOR troops used tear gas early on Tuesday to disperse Serbs and remove a barricade from an alternative road that leads from Jarinje to central Serbia.
Local Serbs, who spent the night at the barricades, told Beta news agency earlier on Tuesday that the troops had been brutal, that they had used tear gas and that they tied up young men who had been present.
One of them received medical attention at the Raka hospital. Four Serbs have been arrested and later released. The U.S. troops threaten to shoot anyone who comes close to the barbed wire at the Jarinje administrative checkpoint.vKFOR troops removed the barricades made of dirt and gravel.
They have also announced that starting from Tuesday morning they will arrest anyone who uses the alternative road around Jarinje. German troops arrested and soon after released two people at the alternative road around 7:00 CET on Tuesday.
An incident broke out around 10:30 CET when several citizens threw rocks at KFOR troops who responded by using tear gas. The clash quickly ended when Leposavic Mayor Branko Ninic called on the citizens to remain calm and to peacefully fight for their legitimate requests.
The night was peaceful at the other barricades in northern Kosovo.
KFOR removed a sand barricade from Jarinje last night, but Serbs who came to the administrative checkpoint in great numbers managed to set up a new barricade on the main road leading to Rudnica and kept watch at an alternative road that connects this part of Kosovo with central Serbia.
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Charles Campbell named AAAS Fellow
Charles Campbell, the Lloyd E. and Florence M. West Endowed Professor of Chemistry, has been elected as a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). AAAS recognizes Fellows for their contributions to science and technology. Professor Campbell is one of two newly-elected Fellows from the University of Washington.
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Here are my kids on Easter Sunday.
I took the half-homemade route and made the skirts for the girls, the tops are from Crazy 8 that I purchased on clearance. The skirts were made following the Music Class Skirt pattern from Oliver + S. The denim is Kauffman from fabric.com. I didn't get these made until the night before Easter...our washing machine had been broken for almost 2 weeks, and I didn't get the fabric prewashed until that day! Here's a close up of the skirt. I loved the pocket detail and pleats on the side.
We had our own simple family celebrations this year, including some dyed eggs, and family egg hunt on Saturday.
That weekend was so warm, we let our little flock get some sunlight. Did I mention we bought 11 pullets?
As far as my health and family life goes, it's been hard to find my groove, but I'm still sewing away when I get a chance. It's been just over two weeks since I was fit with my insulin pump, and three weeks since I started using my continuous glucose monitor.
These are my new toys. Meet the Dexcom, and Tandem t:slim. (Plus my cute meter...she couldn't be left out!) The dex takes a measurement of my glucose levels through a sensor and transmitter, and sends the results to the monitor. (It says 101 there!) The pump sends me small pulses of insulin throughout the day, with the amounts differing depending on the time of day. I can also tell it what I'm eating, and it figures out what I need each meal based on what we set up in the fitting. I'm still tweaking settings, and still deciding if I really like the Dexcom. Here's a photo of the sensor/transmitter in my arm:
(Yes, that's me with no make up after just finishing a Zumba workout!)
For a woman who hates IVs, and didn't have an epidural with any of her kids, all these things stuck in me have been a big adjustment. I really like my pump especially, and have been feeling much better since I started on it. Bionic woman, here I come.
How are things for you? Did you enjoy spring break?
I have some fun things I've been finishing up, and will actually try to post with a little more frequency. Just because they are so cute, here's another photo of our chickies.
p.s. I received a tablet as a gift on Valentines, and can actually play with instagram now! You can find me @somecreativity.


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but he has this one great bit where he describes transcendental meditation as a bunch of golden robots cleaning the empire state building.
David Lynch's Catching the Big Fish Tour Dates Check out Lynch's Tour dates below. You can also view his tour schedule over at the Official Catching the Big Fish Website. Jan 18 2007 7:30P Book signing at Barnes & Noble @ Berkeley
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Over at Press Play, I have a new text essay to accompany Leigh Singer's video essay on dragons in movies. Here's a taste:
In confronting dragons, humans confront an ancient, alien Nature. Unlike the other popular fantasy figures these days—vampires and zombies—dragons are not transmuted humans, but rather something beyond us, other than us. Often, they are represented as deeply greedy, and this is their fatal flaw (e.g. Smaug in The Hobbit). They guard, hoard, and covet. Within most fantasy stories, they're part of a medieval environment and their greed stands in contrast to the commons. The triumph of the little human against the dragon is a heroic reappropriation of resources and a signal of the human ability to triumph over the hoard of Nature—the dragon must die for civilization to advance.You can read the whole thing at Press Play.


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I cannot ignore it. I have to sort and organise my entire make up collection in the next few weeks and it will not be an easy task.
So whilst I have to do it, I may as well take some pics of everything with the hope that the pictures will help other people with their purchases.
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By make up type?
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Until Saturday, Florida State's quarterback battle had taken place exclusively behind closed intramural-field and stadium gates. So needless to say, all eyes were on Clint Trickett, Jameis Winston, Jacob Coker and Sean Maguire Saturday at FSU's annual spring game.
And in a 40-24 come-from-behind Gold victory over Garnet, FSU's quartet of quarterbacks had more than a few opportunities to turn some heads — 86 to be exact.
With only one healthy scholarship running back available for the game (senior fullback Chad Abram), the Seminoles' four scholarship signal callers combined to throw 86 passes while only 33 running plays were called.
"It was something," Abram said afterwards. "We threw it a lot. We had to."
With James Wilder, Jr., Devonta Freeman and Mario Pender all out with injuries, the offensive focal point for both teams was an aerial one. Winston and Maguire played exclusively for the Garnet and Gold, respectively, while Coker and Trickett worked with both teams.
Winston, who immediately after the game walked across the parking lot to join the baseball team for its double header against Duke led the way with an eye-catching 205 yards on 12-of-15 passing with two touchdowns and a handful of "oohs" and "ahhs" from the nearly 30,000 fans in attendance.
The redshirt sophomore's first score of the day was actually his first throw: a 58-yard touchdown to walk-on David Tyrell.
"He took advantage of opportunities," FSU coach Jimbo Fisher said. "You put opportunities out there for guys and that's what you've got to do. You've got to go make plays and he's done a nice job of making plays. He took advantage of the opportunities he had today on the stage he had and I thought he played pretty well for the most part. I thought he stepped up nicely."
Trickett, the most experienced of FSU's quarterbacks, finished the day with a combined 259 yards on 22-of-31 passing with one touchdown and one interception for both Garnet and Gold. The highlight ofTrickett's day was his second-half connection with Gold's Kelvin Benjamin, who hauled in eight total catches for 141 yards and a Trickett touchdown toss.
Benjamin wasn't the only Florida State pass catcher to reap the statistical rewards of some eager-to-impress quarterbacks and the lack of healthy running-back options. Kenny Shaw grabbed 12 passes for 205 yards and one touchdown for Gold and Rashad Greene had 11 catches for 120 yards for Garnet.
Christian Green also had a strong day with six catches for 70 yards. Of Gold's 446 total yards, 437 came through the air. Garnet's 363 total yards featured 336 in the passing game.
"I thought all the receivers had a good day picking up the slack," Green said. "Without the running backs we knew we had to step up. I think we did a good job doing that."
Jacob Coker finished the day with a combined 15-of-26 passing for 186 yards and one touchdown but had two late interceptions — one of which was returned for a Gold touchdown by P.J. Williams — for Garnet.
Sean Maguire registered 113 yards and one touchdown on 6-of-13 yards passing.
Abram ran 13 times for 43 yards and one score and Roberto Aguayo ushered in the post-Dustin Hopkins era with 5-of-6 field goals made, featuring distances of 34, 47, 51, 34 and 58 yards, respectively.
Defensively, Fisher and his players admitted that the new-look defense held back and didn't fully unleash its new attack-style mentality in the friendly game.
Under new defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt, the 'Noles will feature a plethora of new blitz packages and pressure-generating plays to make opposing offensive coordinators lose sleep. But Saturday they pulled it back, instead working on the basics — and the results were encouraging.
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"We really did just basic stuff," senior linebacker Christian Jones said. "We put in so much stuff this spring with more blitzes. I can't tell you how much blitzes we have. It was all just a little sample of it. The fall should be exciting when we start putting all that stuff in and start game planning."
Jones finished with seven tackles for Gold but it was redshirt sophomore defensive tackle Nile Lawrence-Stample that stole the show. Quarterbacks weren't live so therefore they could be tackled but Stample still finished with four sacks to go along with his game-high nine tackles for Gold. Karlos Williams also had eight stops and an interception for the winning team. Lamarcus Brutus also had a takeaway from his safety spot.
For Garnet, sophomore linebacker Reggie Northrup had six tackles.
It took until the fourth drive of the game for either FSU offense to get anything going. After his first drive was stalled, Coker completed three consecutive passes — two to Benjamin and one to Shaw — get to get Gold across midfield. His toss to Jermaine Washington was then followed by a 13-yard completion to Shaw that put Gold on the 20-yard line.
Three plays later, Coker connected with tailback Will Burnham for a 15-yard touchdown toss to put Gold up 7-0 with 1:54 left in the first quarter. Coker was under heavy duress on the play and very likely would have been sacked by Gerald Demps had the play occurred in an official contest.
But Burnham wasn't the only walk-on to make an impact early. Tyrell was the recipient of that 58-yard Winston touchdown toss to start the second half and then defensive back Kendall Fullington scooped up a fumble for Garnet after it was fumbled by Maguire on the snap.
On the ensuing Garnet possession, Winston found Green for a short gain to pick up the conversion on 4th-and-2 only to be sacked by Lawrence-Stample on the next play. Facing 2nd-and-long, Winston hurled a 19-yard completion to Green for another first down.
Then two plays later, Winston threw a back-shoulder ball to Greene for the 20-yard score and a 14-7 Garnet lead midway through the second frame.
Following a Gold punt, Winston faced a 3rd-and-15 but delivered a 21-yard fastball to Dent for the first down. But the drive stalled after that play and Aguayo missed a 47-yard attempt with 1:48 left in the half.
Operating in a two-minute offense, Coker was then able to drive the Gold team inside the 20-yard line. But an offensive pass interference call on what appeared to be a Benjamin touchdown catch and Ukeme Eligwe's batted pass in the backfield set up a 2nd-and-25 from the 33-yard line with 38 seconds left.
The drive ended with a 34-yard Aguayo field goal to cut Gold's deficit to 14-10. But Aguayo quickly gave those points right back to Garnet as he hit a 47-yard field goal as time expired after being lead into scoring position by the Trickett-led offense.
The second half started with a Gold punt and then a Karlos Williams interception off a Trickett pass attempt. The play set up an eventual 51-yard Aguayo field goal to make it a 17-13 game in favor of Garnet with 6:40 left in the third quarter.
Gold was then able to regain the lead after that early 7-0 score thanks to Maguire's work through the air. The redshirt freshman first found Benjamin for a 56-yard completion and then a few plays later hit Shaw in the numbers for an 18-yard score and 20-17 Gold lead.
The lead, though, was brief. Winston's perfectly thrown ball to Green for 30 yards was followed by his own 12-yard scramble to put Garnet on three-yard line. Abram's one-yard plunge then capped off an 86-yard drive and gave Garnet a 24-20 advantage with 8:59 still to play.
Trickett made the switch to the Gold team for the next drive and opened up the possession with a 46-yard bomb to Shaw. Two snaps later, Trickett registered his first touchdown throw of the day with a 23-yard jump ball to Benjamin to put Gold back on top, 27-24.
Gold later added another Aguayo field goal for a 30-24 lead with 1:45 left on the clock. That lead then ballooned to 37-24 when P.J. Williams picked off Coker and returned it 35 yards to pay dirt for Gold. Lamarcus Brutus then intercepted Coker on the next drive and Aguayo drilled a 58-yard field goal as time expired and FSU's spring practice period officially came to a close.


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Trailer for Jefferson Bass' THE INQUISITOR'S KEY
Tuesday saw the release of THE INQUISITOR'S KEY, the lastest book by Jefferson Bass (Jon Jefferson and Dr. Bill Bass).
Miranda Lovelady, Dr. Bill Brockton's protÉgÉ, is spending the summer helping excavate a newly discovered chamber beneath the spectacular Palace of the Popes in Avignon, France. There she discovers a stone chest inscribed with a stunning claim: inside lie the bones of none other than Jesus of Nazareth. Faced with a case of unimaginable proportions, Miranda summons Brockton for help proving or refuting the claim. Both scientists are skeptical—after all, fake relics abounded during the Middle Ages—but evidence for authenticity looks strong initially, and soon grows stronger.
Brockton and Miranda link the bones to the haunting image on the Shroud of Turin, revered by millions as the burial cloth of Christ, and then a laboratory test finds the bones to be two thousand years old. The finding triggers a deadly tug-of-war between the anthropologists, the Vatican, and a deadly zealot who hopes to use the bones to bring about the Second Coming—and trigger the end of time.
Set against an international landscape, and weaving a rich tapestry of religion, history, art, and science, The Inquisitor's Key takes Jefferson Bass to an exciting new level of suspense.


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Nature Olympics day five, last day of the Forum
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Saving nature, why bother? This was the theme of the last World Leaders Dialogue, which closed the Forum, leading into the next segment of Congress, the IUCN's Members Assembly. By giving the floor to two opposing organisations and visions regarding Jeju naval base, the true spirit of the Union's democratic model came to life once again.


text: Beautiful, ominous, and surprising, these are the winners of the 2012 International Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge. For 10 years, the competition -- sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the journal Science -- has celebrated the creators of visually striking, informative, and original art. The 2012 winners were announced today. From glowing corals to spiky seeds to neural networks on a chip, these images speak more clearly -- and louder -- than any report ever could. Above: Alya Red: A Computational Heart First Place and People's Choice (Video) This visceral, 3-d simulation of a beating heart grabbed first place in its category. A team at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center produced the contracting digital organ using a combination of data from magnetic resonance images, observations of cardiac muscle contractions and electrical signals, and input from physicians and bioengineers. Reproducing a single heartbeat takes 100 minutes of computing time, so the team distributed calculations among the facility's 10,000 processors. The result is a beautifully simulated, seemingly tangible, spasming organ. Credit: Guillermo Marin, Fernando Cucchietti, Mariano Vazquez, Carlos Tripiana; Barcelona Supercomputing CenterConnectivity of a Cognitive Computer Based on the Macaque Brain First Place (Illustration) Neural networks could one day form the basis of a brain-inspired computer chip. This visualization represents the simulation of a macaque's neural connections. Designed by cognitive computing researchers at IBM, the diagram depicts more than 4,000 centers of neuronal attachment, each represented as a dot along the ring, connected by more than 320,739 arcs. Credit: Emmett McQuinn, Theodore M. Wong, Pallab Datta, Myron D. Flickner, Raghavendra Singh, Steven K. Esser, Rathinakumar Appuswamy, William P. Risk, and Dharmendra S. Modha; IBM Research - AlmadenBiomineral Single Crystals First Place and People's Choice (Photography) Who knew sea urchin teeth looked like this? Under a scanning electron microscope -- and with the help of some false color -- they do, thanks to tooth-hardening biomineral crystals. This image of an urchin's tooth (Arbacia punctulata) was produced by a team at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Credit: Pupa U.P.A. Gilbert and Christopher E. Killian; University of Wisconsin-MadisonAdaptations of the Owl's Cervical & Cephalic Arteries in Relation to Extreme Neck Rotation First Place (Posters and Graphics) How owls can turn their heads almost completely around without damaging life-sustaining blood vessels has been a mystery. Now, this poster illustrates the answer. After studying the neck vertebrae and blood vessels in 12 owls, researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine found a number of architectural adaptations that help the birds complete this Exorcist-like maneuver. Larger image. Credit: Fabian de Kok-Mercado, Michael Habib, Tim Phelps, Lydia Gregg, and Philippe Gailloud; Johns Hopkins University School of MedicineRevealing Invisible Changes in the World Honorable Mention (Video) If you could see subtle, normally imperceptible changes -- the ever-so-slight flushing of a man's face as his heart beats, the tiny protrusions of a pulsing artery -- the world would look a lot like the scenes depicted in this video. Using a pixel-magnifying algorithm, a team from MIT and Quanta Research Cambridge demonstrates how amplified video can be used to determine such things as heart rate...from afar. Cue super spidey senses. Credit: Michael Rubinstein, Neal Wadhwa, Frédo Durand, William T. Freeman, Hao-Yu Wu, John Guttag, MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab; Eugene Shih, Quanta Research CambridgeCerebral Infiltration Honorable Mention and People's Choice (Illustration) A monster tumor (red, glossy lump) is rerouting the brain's streets and highways. These pathways -- the white matter that connects neuronal cell bodies -- are represented in red and blue, with red being near enough the tumor to be a concern during surgery, and blue being a safe distance away. Constructed by a team at Sherbrooke Connectivity Imaging Lab using magnetic resonance imaging, this image was awarded an honorable mention. Credit: Maxime Chamberland, David Fortin, and Maxime Descoteaux; Sherbrooke Connectivity Imaging LabFertilization Honorable Mention (Video) Obstacles, mazes, and competition: Fertilization depicts the epic and classic struggle of sperm cells to unite with an egg. Credit: Thomas Brown, Stephen Boyd, Ron Collins, Mary Beth Clough, Kelvin Li, Erin Frederikson, Eric Small, Walid Aziz, Nobles GreenSelf Defense Honorable Mention (Photography) The image depicts a live clam (left) and whelk (right) tucked into their shells. Unlike the clam, which can quickly slam its shell shut in response to danger, the whelk can only squirm back into the spiral recesses of its calcified fortress. But the whelk ultimately has the upper hand: it can drill into the clam's shell and suck it dry. This image was produced by a team in Hong Kong that CT-scanned live organisms. Credit: Kai-hung Fung, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital (Hong Kong)CyGaMEs Selene II: A Lunar Construction GaME Honorable Mention (Games and Apps) Build the moon, pummel it with asteroids, and pour a lava ocean over the nascent crescent.This computer game, called Selene II, helps players learn geophysical and space science concepts by presenting lessons visually, following the same paths a scientist might take to solve problems. Behind the scenes, the game analyzes and tracks players' performance, using algorithms that collect information on how and when concepts are learned and absorbed. Credit: Debbie Denise Reese, Robert E. Kosko, Charles A. Wood, and Cassie Lightfritz, CyGaMEs Project, Center for Educational Technologies, Wheeling Jesuit University; Barbara G. Tabachnick, University of California, NorthridgeObserving the Coral Symbiome Using Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy Honorable Mention (Video) Living corals form a fluorescent kaleidoscope of awesomeness when imaged with a non-invasive confocal microscope and laser. This video, produced by a team at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, takes viewers on a trip through Alice's Disco-Inspired Undersea Wonderland. Bright red, blue, and green, corals anchor dynamic and essential communities, and are much more active than one might realize. Bonus: Bach and Vivaldi. Credit: Christine Farrar, Zac H. Forsman, Ruth D. Gates, Jo-Ann C. Leong, Robert J. Toonen; Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology, University of Hawaii at ManoaX-Ray Micro-Radiography and Microscopy of Seeds Honorable Mention (Photography) Curled, spiny, and squid-like, these X-rayed plant seeds demonstrate the minifying of existing imaging technologies applied to plant biology. The image, produced by a team from the Czech Republic, presents the X-ray images next to a normal microscope capture. Credit: Viktor Sykora; First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, and Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Czech Technical University; Jan Zemlicka, Frantisek Krejci, and Jan Jakubek; Institute of Experimental and Applied Physics, Czech Technical UniversityEarth Evolution: The Intersection of Geology and Biology Honorable Mention (Posters and Graphics) The history of life on Earth -- and Earth itself -- are represented in this poster. From the planet's primordial dust cloud, to mass extinctions, plate tectonics, rock types, and photosynthesis, the planet's 4.5 billion year history is illustrated in one go. Larger image. Credit: Eriko Clements, Mark Nielsen, Satoshi Amagai, Bill Pietsch, Davey Thomas, Andy Knoll; The Educational Resources Group, Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Astronaut 3 Media GroupVelocity Raptor Honorable Mention (Games and Apps) Guide a velociraptor at near light-speed through icy mazes in this web-based game, designed to teach players about special relativity. Using dinosaurs. Levels introduce various bits of relativistic weirdness, like time and length dilation, and Doppler-shifting colors. But the caped Velocity Raptor slips-and-slides on -- unless you plunge him into a pool or something. Credit: Andy Hall, TestTubeGamesThe Pharma Transport Town: Understanding the Routes to Sustainable Pharmaceutical Use People's Choice (Posters and Graphics) Our pharmaceutical-saturated world is illustrated in this poster, designed by a team at the European Centre for Environmental and Human Health. Can you incinerate drugs? What happens if you flush them? In this tangled ecosystem, most pipelines lead to the environment. Larger image. Credit: Will Stahl-Timmins, Clare Redshaw, Mathew White, Michael Depledge, and Lora Fleming; European Centre for Environmental and Human HealthUntangled People's Choice (Games and Apps) Compete to build the most beautiful and compact circuit grids in UNTANGLED, a web-based game that challenges players to develop chip architectures that could be manufactured in silicon. While you play, the game studies, records, and learns. Turns out, human players are much better at designing these things than machine-based algorithms, and the game's designers at the University North Texas hope to change that. Credit: Gayatri Mehta, University of North Texas


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This book is a compilation of dozens of projects – more than just quilts – to get you creating for your own family celebrations. I have a few projects in the book, including a little Valentine's wall hanging.
And this one is my favorite – my Gratitude quilt. It's a quilt commemorating the things, places, and people that I am most grateful for. We'll have to wait until this fall for the full reveal, but I'm so happy with how it turned out. It was so exciting to be invited to contribute to such a fun book, but to get to create something so personally meaningful was extra gratifying.
I shipped these projects off last fall and last week is the first time I got to see a sneak peak of these images from the book. They are so gorgeous! I can't wait to see the whole thing.
Thanks for letting me share my happy news. You have always been such supportive and encouraging friends. I'm sure that I would not have had this opportunity were it not for your support of this blog. So clearly I need to have a "my blog peeps" block on that gratitude quilt. Thank you!


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When I became a mother at the age of 21, I worried that I was doomed for a life of struggle and debt. Imagine my surprise to learn that some claim that having babies first is the best move you can make for your career
Could young motherhood be key?
You all remember the famous "having it all" article, penned by Anne-Marie Slaughter way back when in 2012 that lit the online world of women up in flames, right?
Basically the article went a little something like this: it's incredibly difficult to have a high-powered career and be the kind of parent most mothers want to be without actually, you know, being around. It's not to say every woman doesn't want the same thing or that every parent-child relationship is the same, but for a generation of women who had proudly flown the flag that they could have it all and do it all, Slaughter's article caused quite a stir.
One of the most interesting parts about Slaughter's article, however, often goes overlooked. (Perhaps, because, it happens to fall on page five of what is certainly a very in-depth article). She writes, "Women who have children in their late 20s can expect to immerse themselves completely in their careers in their late 40s, with plenty of time still to rise to the top in their late 50s and early 60s."
In other words, if you want it all, have the kids first and the career later.
It's a concept that, as a young mom, I am actually very familiar with.
When I first became pregnant, I have to admit that I had a lot of fears and misgivings about how I would go on to lead a "successful" professional life; I've always been a dreamer and knew I wanted a lot out of life. Goals, checklists, and plans — those were my motivators and I didn't want to settle for anything less than I had to. And honestly, I haven't settled. I am living exactly the life I always dreamed of.
As I look back now, from my wizened old age of 27, with three kids ages 5 and under, I often find myself wondering, was it harder? Am I being unrealistic?
I could concede that getting to where I wanted took a lot of time. I spent almost six years working as a nurse, a job that I didn't always feel a soul-calling to, to support our family while I pursued writing on the side. I got there slowly, but surely. I have a great marriage, a wonderful family and the work-life balance that works for me, even with baby No. 4 (!!) on the way. My college experience was full of memorable meetings with other young inspiring women and I worked to make a difference for student parents before graduating. I even had time to study abroad in France and work in D.C. as an intern before becoming a mother.
This week, I even had another lifetime dream come true, when I saw the release of my first book, Tiny Blue Lines: Reclaiming Your Life, Preparing For Your Baby, and Moving Forward in an Unplanned Pregnancy.
In short, while in some ways, having children at a young age (my daughter was born one week after I turned 22) has made some things harder, in other ways it has actually contributed to making my dreams come true. My book, for one, but also in helping me to prioritize and focus on the things that really matter in my life.
When I consider the fact that my last child will heads off to kindergarten five years from now and I will only be 33 years old, I can't help but thinking that Slaughter was on to something. I will be a 33-year-old mother of four and although school doesn't mean my parenting responsibilities end, it will be a completely different world than the primary stay-at-home parent of young children I have lived in for six years.
I could go back to school, I could completely switch careers, I could reinvent my entire professional image if I wanted. By that time, I can't help but think that having my children will once again help me cement exactly what it is that I want out of life.
Now, granted, every woman's path is different and a large part of the formula to successfully "having it all" is a supportive partner, but the notion that kids first, career later may be the secret to having it all is definitely a question that is worth women considering.
For one, it's working with biology and a woman's natural child-bearing years. Secondly, it may help women (like me) identify what they really want out of a professional career, rather than building up a career, then trying to have children, only to realize that the job they worked so hard for isn't giving them the work-life flexibility they want. Penelope Trunk, a business coach and mother of three who has successfully founded three start-ups, agrees. She tells women on her site to "get pregnant at 25 if they want a high-powered career."
Slaughter, like me, does believe that women can have it all.
We might just need a little restructuring in our plan to get there.
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While researching material for a book he's writing about the history of CFR/SEFS, Professor Emeritus Bob Edmonds came across a book that one of our alumni, Bob Dick ('74), recently coauthored with his childhood and long-time friend Darrel White, a high school biology and science teacher. Edmonds just finished reading the book, Skunk Cabbage and Chittum Bark: Sons of the Wynooche, and he was kind enough to offer a brief review!
Here's what he had to say:
"Skunk Cabbage and Chittum Bark is an interesting history on the background of many of our undergraduate students in the 1960s and early 1970s who came from rural backgrounds, and it illustrates how things have changed. The two authors grew up in Montesano and the Wynooche Valley (also spelled Wynoochee), which is between Olympia and Aberdeen/Hoquiam, and the book title refers to plant species the authors describe as "among the quintessential inhabitants of the Wynooche Valley." Skunk cabbage is common in swampy areas, and chittum bark is Native American for cascara bark, which has medicinal properties. Peeling cascara bark was an income source for Bob and Darrell as young boys.
The book is divided into six parts: Wynooche Genesis, Kid Stuff, Family, Work, Reminiscence and The Valley, as well as an Epilogue. In each section Bob and Darrell document their separate and collective life stories, mostly from the 1950s to 1970s. In all there are nearly 60 short stories or vignettes, such as "Coming to the Valley," "School Years," "Fun with Amphibs," "Timber!," "Summer Camps," "Mom and Dad," "The Birth of a Career," "The Logger," "Hikes," "The Lake," "The Columbus Day Storm," "Geology with Calvin and Hobbes," "Eco-adolescents" and "The River."
No doubt, Bob's decision to enter a career in forestry was influenced by his father's profession as a forester for Weyerhaeuser Company, and the hours he spent in the woods exploring, fishing and hunting. Bob served in the U.S. Coast Guard in Washington and Alaska, then graduated with a BS in Forest Management from CFR and became a professional forester, including stints as Alaska's state forester and the Washington Forest Protection Association. He is a fellow of the Society of American Foresters, and he retired in 2010 after a 36-year career."
If you'd like to read more about Bob Dick's story, his book is available in paperback on Amazon for $18, and also in a Kindle Edition for $9.99 (Skunk Cabbage and Chittum Bark: Sons of the Wynooche, by Bob Dick and Darrel A. White, 2012. Bookstand Publishing, Morgan Hill, CA 95037. 248 pp.). You can also reach Dick via email at firstname.lastname@example.com if you wish to request a copy.


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Here's your chance to share a photo of your favorite tractor.
Written by Larry Gay
During the mid-1980s, there were rumors that Caterpillar was developing a 4-wheel-drive tractor for the agricultural market. In the summer of 1986, Caterpillar introduced a unique tractor equipped with rubber tracks which was designed to compete with 4-wheel-drive tractors. Caterpillar had started by building experimental 4-wheel-drive tractors, but switched to the rubber-track concept during the development program. Production of the Caterpillar Challenger 65 started in early 1987 at Caterpillar's Davenport, Iowa, factory.
The rubber tracks were 24.5-inches wide and were reinforced with steel cables bonded into the rubber. There were 36 sets of lugs on each track to provide traction. The rubber tracks reduced slippage, increased flotation, and enabled the tractor to travel on roads at speeds up to 18 mph. The Challenger 65 was powered by a 6-cylinder, 638-cubic-inch Caterpillar diesel engine which was turbocharged and intercooled. It was rated at 270 engine horsepower and produced 232 PTO horsepower. The full powershift transmission provided ten forward speeds.
The Caterpillar Challenger line was expanded to two models for the 1991 model year and to four models with engines ranging from 285 to 335 horsepower for the 1994 model year. Production moved from Davenport to Aurora, Illinois, and then in 1996 to DeKalb, Illinois.
New for the 1995 model year were the Challenger 35 and 45 models, rated at 175 and 200 PTO horsepower, respectively. These two rubber-track tractors with large diameter track drive wheels provided clearance for row-crop work and the adjustable undercarriages could be set from 60- to 88-inch tread widths. The rubber track widths ranged from 16 to 32 inches. The Challenger 35 and 45 were built with a turbocharged and intercooled Caterpillar 403-cubic-inch diesel engine and a 16-speed full powershift transmission. A third row-crop model, the Challenger 55 with 225 PTO horsepower, was added for the 1996 model year. The 35, 45, and 55 were first manufactured in the New Holland factory in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with the Ford Genesis tractor transmission, cab, and 3-point hitch. In 1999 production was moved to the DeKalb factory.
During 2001 Caterpillar completed the new Lexion combine factory near Omaha, added a line of tillage tools, and introduced a new series of row-crop tractors. Then in December 2001, Caterpillar surprised the industry by announcing it was selling its line of Challenger rubber-track tractors and its DeKalb factory to AGCO. Today the Challenger rubber-track tractors are built in AGCO's factory in Jackson, Minnesota, but are still sold by the Caterpillar dealers.
Larry Gay is the author of four farm tractor books, including Farm Tractors 1975-1995 and Farm Tractors 1995-2005. These books may be obtained from ASABE at 800-695-2723 or asabe.org, click publications, click history books, and see tractors.
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