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- Once upon a time in a universe far, far away, a group of supposely intelligent women decided that Barack Obama wasn't sexy enough for them. And thus the world was denied his image in a Harvard Law beefcake calendar. I guess we'll always have People. [Politico]
- Obama has told people he wants Lieberman to continue to caucus with the Dems, something Lieberman is swearing that he won't do if Democrats take his committee assignment away. Let the whiny bitch go, please. "No drama Obama" doesn't have to mean rolling over for Lieberman. [Huffington Post]
- Speaking of the Senate, the difference between Norm Coleman and Al Franken in the Minnesota Senate race is down to 204 votes. One more reason to cut the dead weight, Harry Reid. [MSNBC]
- There's a fake guy who claims to be the one who told Fox News that Sarah Palin didn't know about NAFTA. He claims to be best buds with Randy Scheunemann and "added" that she didn't know the difference between Hezbollah and Hamas, Sunnis and Shi'ites or the IRA and ETA. [Politico, Fake Martin Eisenstadt]
- None of that will delay the start of Palin's comeback tour, which begins this week at the Republican Governor's Association in Miami. [Washington Post]
- She's headed there once she's done sorting through her massive wardrobe to find the clothes the RNC desperately needs back. You know, the clothes she never wore that lived in the belly of the campaign plane after the convention. Those clothes. [Associated Press]
- Howard Dean is going to leave the DNC. [Washington Post]
- Former DNC Chair Terry McAuliffe is going to run for Governor of Virginia. [Politico]
- And everyone in the world is calling Obama on the phone, including Russian
Putin-puppetPresident Dmitry Medvedev. No wonder he always has the thing up to his ear when he's getting out of a car lately! [Washington Post]


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The ACL2 Home Page is integrated into the ACL2 online documentation. Over 1.5 megabytes of text is available here.
The vast majority of the text is user-level documentation. For example, to find out about rewrite rules you could click on the word ``rewrite .'' But before you do that remember that you must then use your browser's back commands to come back here.
The tiny warning signs mark pointers that lead out of the introductory-level material and into the user documentation. If you are taking the Flying Tour, we advise you to avoid following such pointers the first time; it is easy to get lost in the full documentation unless you are pursuing the answer to a specific question. If you do wander down these other paths, remember you can back out to a page containing the Flying Tour icon to resume the tour.
At the end of the tour you will have a chance to return to The Flight Plan where you can revisit the main stops of the Flying Tour and explore the alternative paths more fully.
Finally, every page contains two icons at the bottom. The ACL2 icon leads you back to the ACL2 Home Page. The Index icon allows you to browse an alphabetical listing of all the topics in ACL2's online documentation.


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NIST Releases Study on Reducing Damage and Loss from Wildfires
A recent study of one of California's most devastating wildland fires by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) strongly suggests that measures for reducing structural damage and property loss from wildland urban interface (WUI)* fires are most effective when they are based on accurate assessments of exposure risks both for individual structures and the community as a whole.
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The Witch Creek/Guejito WUI fire (commonly known as the Witch Fire) was the largest of a series of wildfires that began burning across Southern California on Oct. 20, 2007. It affected areas north and northeast of San Diego, starting in Witch Creek Canyon near Santa Ysabel and quickly spreading westward toward the coast because of strong Santa Ana winds. The Witch Fire burned some 80,000 hectares (nearly 200,000 acres), destroyed more than 1,600 structures, caused an estimated $1.8 billion in property damages and cost $18 million to fight. It also was responsible for two civilian deaths and 39 firefighter injuries. Full release


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SACRAMENTO >> California water regulators voted Tuesday to approve fines up to $500 a day for residents who waste water on lawns, landscaping and car washing, as a report showed that consumption throughout the state has actually risen amid the worst drought in nearly four decades.
The action by the State Water Quality Control Board came after its own survey showed that conservation measures to date have failed to achieve the 20 percent reduction in water use sought by Gov. Jerry Brown.
Survey results released before the 4-0 vote showed water consumption throughout California had actually jumped by 1 percent this past May compared to the same month in previous years.
The fines will apply only to wasteful outdoor watering, including watering landscaping to the point that runoff flows onto sidewalks, washing a vehicle without a nozzle on the hose, or hosing down hard surfaces such as sidewalks and driveways.
That kind of power is necessary given the state's emergency, said Susan Longville, a member of the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board, based in Riverside.
"Because we are in one of the (most) historically severe water shortages that our state has ever seen – there's never been anything like this – I think the board does have to empower local communities to have regulations," Longville said.
It's important to remember that the power would be in the hands of local water agencies and doesn't have to lead to fines, she said.
"Every (agency) will say, there are fines that we can issue you right now," Longville said. "Here's what you're doing wrong, he's what you need to change, here are ways you can do this. And I don't think it will be tens of thousands of people will be slapped with fines. I think local communities will say we have a tool now to get people's attention, and we're going to apply it judiciously."
Southern California has long been a model for the rest of the state in its water efficiency measures, said Longville, who until last year was head of the Water Resources Institute at Cal State San Bernardino and before that was a San Bernardino councilwoman who passed an ordinance allowing residents to pull up their lawns to save water.
The reason the region's been at the forefront: need. It's always been dependent on imported water and aware of its desert surroundings, she said.
The rest of California's residents need to realize their water isn't as ample as they thought, she said.
"You can look through millenia and see California has not had the kind of water that we had when we developed California and we developed our water system," she said. "We just believed that the water yields and the water rights were fixed in time, permanent forever, and now we're having to cope with reality. This can be a very, very dry state."
"Our goal here is to light a fire under those who aren't yet taking the drought seriously," water board Chairwoman Felicia Marcus said in an interview after Tuesday's vote.
She called the vote historic, not only because the steps are unprecedented in California but because the board is trying to spread the burden of the drought beyond farmers and agencies that are trying to protect wildlife.
She said city and suburban residents are not fully aware of the seriousness of the three-year drought — the worst in California since the mid-1970s.
"We're all in this together," Marcus said. "This is our attempt to say … this is the least that urban Californians can do."
The board estimates the restrictions, which take effect in early August, could save enough water statewide to supply more than 3.5 million people for a year.
Cities and water districts were given wide latitude on how the fines will be implemented. The full $500-a-day fine, considered an infraction, could be reserved for repeat violators, for example. Others might receive warnings or smaller fines based on a sliding scale.
The rules include exemptions for public health and safety, such as allowing cities to power-wash sidewalks to get rid of human waste left by homeless people.
If fines fail to promote conservation, Marcus said the board would consider other steps such as requiring water districts to stop leaks in their pipes, which account for an estimated 10 percent of water use, stricter landscape restrictions and encouraging water agencies to boost rates for consumers who use more than their share of water.
Even with the leeway granted to local governments and water districts, some managers were unhappy with the board's action.
Mark Madison, general manager of the Elk Grove Water District south of Sacramento, said the steps will unnecessarily punish customers who already have reduced consumption. Residents in his district have cut water use by more than 18 percent since last year.
"What you're asking me to do right now is to thank them with a sledgehammer," he told the board.
The increased usage noted in the report is attributable to two regions of the state: Southern California coastal communities and the far northeastern slice of the state. It was not immediately clear why consumption had increased in those areas.
No region of California met Brown's request for a 20 percent reduction, but some came closer than others. Communities that draw from the Sacramento River reduced consumption the most, by 13 percent, while those along the North Coast reduced consumption by 12 percent.
San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California cities that draw from the Colorado River decreased water use by 5 percent.
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There is an increasing amount of buzz around Microsoft's upcoming plan to stop releasing security patches for Windows XP. While the majority of the noise is doom and gloom, it becomes important to look at this from a practical perspective to figure out what an organization can do to see itself through this transition smoothly and safely.
As hard as IT teams try, they may not be able to migrate all Windows XP machines to Windows 7. Whether it is due to holdout executives who try to avoid change, or to software on ATMs, point-of-sale systems and in critical infrastructures that currently only support XP, organizations will be left with a number of Windows XP machines after the drop date on April 8, 2014.
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On 12 January the Government confirmed it was looking to "open up opportunities for innovative developers, businesses and members of the public to generate social and economic growth through the use of data." The new concept – which for the moment we're describing as the Public Data Corporation – will be a global first and will help make government-held data much easier to access and use.
Work on this idea is at a very early stage. While we know that we want to introduce a more consistent set of principles around data collection, maintenance, production and charging for users, we need to have a better understanding of what the current – and future – demand is for key government datasets is; how and for what they might be used; and what types of problems users or potential users face in maximising the use of such data.
If you, or the organisation for which you work, uses this type of information – or think you might want to in the future – then we'd like to hear from you.
Having a better evidence-base for the wider demand for data will help us shape our thoughts on how a Public Data Corporation might work in practice. We want to create an environment which enables the greatest possible use of data, but one which also identifies duplications and overlaps in current data supply to help reduce costs. This will help us deliver real value for the taxpayer who, of course, often funds the collection and maintenance of the data in the first instance.
We're especially interested in your thoughts on datasets and data products created by public sector organisations that are focused on:
- registration activities, e.g. registering a business;
- environmental science issues, including natural hazards;
- critical infrastructure; and
- the built environment.
Right now we're a little less focused on datasets and data products created by public sector organisations operating in the fields of health, education, welfare and criminal justice. However, if you've been impressed by something you've seen in those fields – a user-friendly process or system, for example – we're more than happy to hear from you on this too.
This site will be running from 14 February to 11 March. To help structure and stimulate the discussion we've come up with a few questions. These are listed below. The hyperlinks will take you to a section of this site where you can respond in free text. If you have further thoughts or more information you'd like to provide that doesn't relate to our questions, please use the comments section at the foot of this page. We've also created an email address – email@example.com – for those of you who'd prefer to send us an email or other document.
We will be moderating the forum on a daily basis, and would ask that all participants read our moderation policy before joining the discussion. Once the forum has closed we will put together a summary of responses on www.data.gov.uk – ideally by the end of March, depending on the volume of responses we get.
Thank you in anticipation for contributing to this exercise.
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1. Which public sector datasets do you currently make use of?
2. How easy is it to find out what datasets are held by public sector organisations?
3. How do you, or would you, decide whether a dataset has value for you or for your organisation? What affects how valuable they are, for example timeliness, granularity, format?
4. Which datasets are of most value to you or your organisation? Why?
5. What methods of access to datasets would most benefit you or your organisation?
6. What gets in the way of you or your organisation accessing datasets or data products?
7. What are the most exciting applications of datasets or data products you are aware of – here or internationally? We are, again, particularly interested in the following areas: registration activities, environmental science, critical infrastructure and the built environment.
8. Are there any datasets or products you'd like to see generated? How would you or your organisation use them, and what social or economic benefits do you think they would deliver?
9. From your perspective, what would success look like for the Public Data Corporation?
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NFL Playoffs — Divisional Round Preview
The divisional round of the NFL playoffs occurs this Saturday and Sunday, with the winners advancing to next weekend's championship games. Here's a preview of this weekend's games:
Saturday, Jan. 12
Baltimore Ravens at Denver Broncos
Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver; 4:30 p.m. (ET) on CBS
Less than a week after dispatching the Colts in the wild card round, the Baltimore Ravens face the Denver Broncos. The AFC West champ and top seed in the conference, the Broncos beat the Ravens, 34-17, in Week 15 of the regular season. Baltimore held Denver quarterback Peyton Manning largely in check during that contest, but turnovers and a lackluster offensive effort hurt the Ravens.
Thanks to running backs Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce, Baltimore had the NFL's 11th best rushing attack this season, averaging 118.8 yards per game. Ravens' quarterback Joe Flacco was sacked 35 times during the regular season. The Broncos ranked second-overall in the NFL in total defense in 2012, and they tied for the league-lead with 52 sacks, including 18.5 by linebacker Von Miller.
Manning led the AFC in passer rating in the regular season with a 105.8 mark. Denver receivers Demaryius Thomas and Eric Decker each broke the 1,000 yard-mark in receiving yards in 2012. Since running back Willis McGahee was injured in Week 11, Knowshon Moreno has spearheaded the Broncos' rushing attack. Ravens' linebacker Ray Lewis and safety Bernard Pollard each missed the earlier game against Denver, but both will play this week. Baltimore allowed just 21.5 points per game during the regular season. They kept the Colts out of the end zone last week.
Green Bay Packers at San Francisco 49ers
Candlestick Park, San Francisco; 8 p.m. (ET) on Fox
After routing the Vikings last week, the Green Bay Packers must travel to play the NFC West champion San Francisco 49ers this Saturday. The Packers lost to the 49ers, 30-22, in Week 1 of the regular season.
Green Bay's offense scored 27.1 points per game during the regular season. Receivers Greg Jennings, James Jones, Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb should give Packers' quarterback Aaron Rodgers plenty of targets. Rodgers was sacked an NFL-high 51 times during the 2012 campaign. He will be a target for 49ers' linebacker Aldon Smith, who led the NFC with 19.5 sacks. San Francisco ranked first in the NFC in total defense and second-overall in points allowed at 17.1 per game.
With both running and passing abilities, 49ers' quarterback Colin Kaepernick made the San Francisco offense more dynamic after taking over for Alex Smith during the season. The 49ers finished 11th in the league in total offense. San Francisco running back Frank Gore paced a rushing attack that ranked fourth in the NFL at 155.7 yards per game. Gore gained 112 yards against Green Bay in Week 1. The Packers ranked 11th in the NFL in total defense. Green Bay linebacker Clay Matthews finished fifth in the NFL with 13 sacks in the regular season. He had two sacks and a fumble recovery in the win against the Vikings last week.
Sunday, Jan. 13
Seattle Seahawks at Atlanta Falcons
Georgia Dome, Atlanta; 1 p.m. (ET) on Fox
A week after rallying to beat the Redskins, Seattle continues its road trip by playing against the Atlanta Falcons, who are the NFC South champs and the top seed in the conference.
Falcons' quarterback Matt Ryan finished fifth in the NFL with a 99.1 passer rating in 2012. Atlanta receiver Julio Jones had 1,198 receiving yards and 10 touchdown receptions during the regular season, while teammate Michael Turner ran for 800 yards and 10 scores. Seattle finished fourth in the league in total defense, yielding 306.3 yards per game. The Seahawks allowed an NFL-low 15.3 points per contest, but they'll be without defensive end Chris Clemons, who tore ligaments in his left knee in the victory over the Redskins.
Seattle running back Marshawn Lynch can alter a defense's game plan. He finished third in the NFL with 1,590 rushing yards this season. Seahawks' quarterback Russell Wilson has thrown 17 touchdown passes and just two interceptions in his last nine games. Seattle placekicker Steven Hauschka suffered a strained calf in the win and was placed on injured reserve. Former Packers' kicker Ryan Longwell was signed and will take Hauschka's place. The Falcons' defense held opponents to 18.7 points per game, fifth-lowest in the NFL this season. Atlanta finished tied for fifth in the league with 20 interceptions. Defensive backs Thomas DeCoud, William Moore and Asante Samuel combined to pick-off 15 passes.
Houston Texans at New England Patriots
Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Mass.; 4:30 p.m. (ET) on CBS
After beating the Bengals last Saturday, AFC South champion Houston advanced to play AFC East champ New England this weekend. The Patriots thoroughly dominated the Texans, 42-14, in Week 14.
Patriots' quarterback Tom Brady will make his 23rd playoff start on Sunday. If Brady can lead his team to victory in this game, he'll break a tie with Joe Montana for the most playoff wins by a quarterback in NFL history (16). Brady finished second in the AFC with a 98.7 passer rating in the regular season. The Texans' ranked seventh-overall in the league in total defense, but just 16th against the pass. Houston had 44 sacks in 2012, including 20.5 by league-leader J.J. Watt.
Texans' running back Arian Foster was the AFC's second-leading rusher in the regular season. In the win over Cincinnati last week, Foster became the first player in NFL history with at least 100 yards rushing in his first three postseason games. The Patriots' defense ranked ninth against the run this season, but allowed an AFC-high 271.4 passing yards per game. New England led the AFC with 20 interceptions, including five by safety Devin McCourty. Defensive tackle Vince Wilfork has been a consistent force on the line of scrimmage.


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A resident confronted a Chauvin man who allegedly burglarized her home, stealing jewelry and money, and he admitted to it, the resident said.
A resident confronted a Chauvin man who allegedly burglarized her home, stealing jewelry and money, and he admitted to it, the resident said.
The only thing he returned to her was one shotgun shell, Tammy Blanchard said. She is still without about $5,000 worth of jewelry and about $2,000 in cash, some of which was the savings for her pregnant granddaughter.
However, Austin Cole, 17, 5939 Bayouside Drive, is charged with the burglary, Terrebonne deputies said. Blanchard said she hired Cole in the past as a fishing contractor, though he didn't work for her at the time of the burglary.
Blanchard said she does not know the second man who Terrebonne deputies say burglarized the home with Cole: Lance Faciane, 30, 5962 Bayouside Drive.
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BRAF belongs to a family of serine-threonine protein kinases that includes ARAF, BRAF, and CRAF (RAF1). RAF kinases are central mediators in the MAP kinase signaling cascade and exert their effect predominantly through phosphorylation and activation of MEK. This occurs following the dimerization (hetero- or homo-) of the RAF molecules. As part of the MAP kinase pathway, RAF is involved in many cellular processes, including cell proliferation, differentiation, and transcriptional regulation.
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Figure 1. Schematic of the MAPK and PI3K pathways. Growth factor binding to receptor tyrosine kinase results in activation of the MAPK signaling pathway (RAS-RAF-MEK-ERK) and the PI3K pathway (PI3K-AKT-mTOR). The letter "K" within the schema denotes the tyrosine kinase domain.
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Tips for rescuers from the Companion Animal Welfare ConferencePosted: November 29, 2012 Filed under: Animal Advocacy, Companion Animals 2 Comments »
In Lena Yacoumopoulou's first article for Animal Issues Reporter (AIR), she fills us in on proceedings at the AIR is pleased to welcome Yacoumopoulou, who is both an accomplished journalist and a dedicated animal rescuer, to our pages.
By Lena Yacoumopoulou
CEO's, employees, trustees, vets, researchers, epidemiologists, nurses, designers, salesmen, and mostly volunteers—anyone and everyone to do with animal welfare— packed the beautiful Mare Nostrum Hotel to network, fundraise, exchange ideas and more during three intense days at the 14th annual held last month in Vravona, Greece.
ICAWC is sponsored by every year. Why was Greece chosen for the venue this year? Read the rest of this entry »
Cheaters: Is there something you need to tell me?Posted: November 28, 2012 Filed under: Companion Animals, Humor | Tags: cat humor, fat cat, kitty humor 1 Comment »
Milestone! This is the 50th article on our fledgling little Animal Issues Reporter.org! It's fitting that should be its author, because she's been wonderfully supportive of this website from the beginning. Many thanks to her and to all of AIR's other reporters for their fine work and can-do spirit. And of course giant thanks to all our readers! Please keep tuning in and/or click the 'Follow' button to receive email notifications of new articles so you won't miss any of our writers' upcoming great work.
By Anneloes Wagenaar Hummelinck
In the beginning, two years ago, we were so happy together. I always had his full attention, and he wanted my opinion on everything. We talked a lot back then. After a long day at work, I couldn't wait to see him, and he was always overjoyed that I was home again. He loved everything I served him, just because it was served by me.
But as time went by, our relationship changed. Read the rest of this entry »
A 'principled stand' against compassion: Green Mountain College and the slaughter of working oxen (Op-Ed)Posted: November 27, 2012 Filed under: Animal Advocacy, Farmed Animals | Tags: Bill and Lou, Green Mountain College, Green Mountain College oxen 3 Comments »
In her first opinion piece for Animal Issues Reporter, Antonia Fraser Fujinaga wades into the controversy swirling around two oxen at a small college in Vermont.
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The most recent developments in the saga of Bill and Lou, two retired working oxen whom many of us have been trying to save from slaughter, include the following: Read the rest of this entry »
Butterball's poor training and pay for turkey farm workers is a 'recipe for disaster,' says Mercy for AnimalsPosted: November 16, 2012 Filed under: Animal Advocacy, Farmed Animals | Tags: animal abuse, animal cruelty, Butterball, Farmed Animals, Mercy for Animals, turkeys 4 Comments »
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"Butterball expects a few untrained workers to move thousands of crippled turkeys into transport trucks, and pays workers by the load, not the hour," Director of Investigations Matt Rice told Animal Policy Examiner in an email interview this week. [Please see full interview below.] "It is a recipe for disaster, and as our investigation proves, it results in horrific suffering for thousands of animals at the hands of Butterball workers." Read the rest of this entry »
Butterball workers suspended for allegedly abusing turkeysPosted: November 14, 2012 Filed under: Animal Advocacy, Farmed Animals 3 Comments »
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After an undercover video filmed by an animal protection group last month allegedly showed workers kicking, dragging, stomping on, and violently throwing turkeys at several North Carolina large-scale farms operated by , the company said it has "suspended the associates in question" and "initiated an internal investigation." Read the rest of this entry »
Undercover video again catches Butterball workers severely abusing turkeys, says Mercy for AnimalsPosted: November 14, 2012 Filed under: Animal Advocacy, Farmed Animals | Tags: animal abuse, Butterball, Mercy for Animals, turkey abuse, undercover video 5 Comments »
By Katerina Lorenzatos Makris
With Thanksgiving coming up next week, animal protection group said it conducted its second undercover video investigation of and found much the same that it did earlier this year—severe and extremely unappetizing abuse and neglect of the birds.
Scene after scene of the shot in October shows workers at various North Carolina farms operated by the world's largest producer of turkey meat kicking, stomping on, and violently throwing the animals whose meat will soon sit on millions of Americans' plates.
Many turkeys are filmed as they bleed and suffer from various injuries and wounds including broken bones and punctured eyes, with no veterinary attention, simply "left to die," according to the narration. Read the rest of this entry »
The yoke's on you, Bill and Lou – or is it? A letter to two oxen slated for slaughter (Op-Ed)Posted: November 7, 2012 Filed under: Animal Advocacy, Farmed Animals, Op-Ed | Tags: Bill and Lou, factory farming, Green Mountain College, oxen slaughter, sustainable 21 Comments »
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You weigh a ton, wield horns as hard as hammers and as sharp as spears, and you could puree a man's foot with one slightly misplaced step of your mighty hoof. But it's perfectly safe to kiss you, hug you, and parade you through crowds at college commencements.
This good humor of yours, Bill and Lou, comes about partly because your kind have been bred that way for millennia, and partly because you're just nice guys.
Apparently you like people. At least you don't seem to mind hanging out with us, following our lead, and doing our bidding. Maybe you feel that in return we like you too.
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I suppose it was time for a smackdown. It was Wednesday, after all.
I had a deposition yesterday; the deponent was a young Chinese woman. I was marveling at her excellent English and marveling at my excellent steno and my even better hearing and understanding of her (excellent) English, because, you know, I am such hot shit. All throughout the depo, she talked about a restaurant at a shopping center, and the entity or store adjacent to the restaurant was The Futon Bed.
Makes sense, right? Everything is good. I'm such hot shit! I am! I am!
Then the attorney asked a question about the ATM. Still nothing out of the ordinary. The witness responded about the ATM at The Futon Bed, which I assumed was a store at the shopping center. Could happen.
Then what the f*ck was the attorney talking about next?
The Fulton Bank.
All those times she said (or rather, I heard) "Futon Bed," she was really saying, "Fulton Bank."
Apparently I'm not such hot shit after all.
So, take a look at this.
No, not the book, although that is interesting, too. My name is in it -- you see?
Anyway, that is 7 inches (wide) of pure cashmere. Can you think of anything that would feel better than 7 inches of pure cashmere?
Okay. But other than that?
I am using Paula's "Corrugater" scarf pattern for this manly scarf. Manly, yes, but I like it too....... (Who is too young to know what I'm referring to there? Step up and raise your hand. You might win a prize.)
I am enjoying the knitting of this verra-verra much, even in the brutally hot temperatures we've been having lately. Yesterday I had some down time. I went into Bruegger's, which has delicious sandwiches (I highly recommend the Western Wheat, Available-All-Day, Breakfast Sandwich) and exceptionally virile air conditioning (some people were complaining it was cold and putting on sweaters! wimps!), and I ate my sandwich and soaked up some of that air conditioning and knitted on cashmere for an hour or so. This one thing might actually make me into a knitter once again. Imagine that.
Speaking of scarves, are you knitting or crocheting on your red scarf? The mailing can begin any time now. We need to send a few right away so Doug doesn't worry too much that, with the excitement of the Red Scarf Fund, we've all forgotten about knitting scarves. I assured him we haven't, and that once the weather cools down a bit, we'll be knitting even more. :)
Doug reports that the Red Scarf Fund is at $4315 from over 200 donors! Way.to.go, friends!!! That is just wonderful. I feel so good about it, I'm going to give away some stitch markers. Right now.
Melissa, please send some or your sweet little stitch markers to:
Shelly G.
Donna W.
Well. That felt good. And then there is the lingering memory of knitting on that wonderful cashmere.....
I feel so good, I think I'll keep on giving. How about if I have Kay send her lovely pile o' books and yarn to......drum roll, please.......
Rose, aka Madame Purl.
Ahh, now, that felt nice.
But WAIT! Don't go! I'm not done yet!
How about we have Margene give her Suri Alpaca Laceweight to the recently delurked Pamela M. See? Delurking has its advantages.
Congratulations to all the winners and thank you again to all the donors!
Now, go have a good Thursday, and don't forget to knit or crochet red scarves and send them to the OFA starting next week, through the month of October.
If I'm not too tired tonight, I'll draw some more prizes for tomorrow. If I am too tired, I'll do it first thing Tuesday morning, following the Labor Day weekend. Stay tuned. Custom-knit socks could be in the offing. You never know.


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Recently John Baird made a historically and politically incorrect statement by referring to the PERSIAN GULF as the Arabian Gulf. The Iranian-Canadian community in Toronto was quick to speak out and voice their concerns, although Mr. Baird has not issued any corrections.
Recently I visited the Iranian Plaza in Toronto located on Yonge/Steels where I was pleasantly surprised to see this sign! While Mr. Baird may have thought that his comments are forgotten by the Iranian Community, they have not been forgotten and they will certainly be in the minds of the Iranian Canadian Community come election time...
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
A solution to magpie season: the RMD project
If you are finding the writing a bit small, just click on the slide to enlarge. Take the time to read it... I promise your efforts will be rewarded!
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- Jono LovelockNovember 26, 2010 at 7:21 PM
Gold Jerry!ReplyDelete
No more excuses for spring time spread due to my phobia of the black and white b.....ds.ReplyDelete
Bring it on.
- AnonymousDecember 22, 2010 at 10:12 PM
But... what if, once they'd killed all the actual magpies, their programme got corrupted & they turned their attention to CYCLISTS??? Or worse yet, the magpies worked out how to hack computers (from what you say about them, I'm sure it's only a matter of time) and turn them against their human masters?? All Australian cyclists would be to reduced to hitting the turbo for the whole of spring!ReplyDelete
Actually..... given that your spring coincides with our nasty British Autumn, & reading about Aussies having idyllic rides in the spring sun (marred only by losing an eye to the magpie attack) while it's raining & nasty outside doesn't make me a happy bunny, that might not be a bad thing!


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My book on Libraries and the Enlightenment has now been published! It was just announced today. You can order a copy from the Library Juice Press or from Amazon.
The Library Juice site has a blurb, but here's a bit more on what to expect. Chapter 1 provides a summary and analysis of the scientific and political principles of the Enlightenment, especially those that relate to the library history discussed in the book. Chapter 2 shows how Enlightenment principles led to the foundation of the first research university, and the way in which the research university model revolutionized higher education and enabled the creation of modern academic libraries. Chapter 3 investigates how the same principles inspired the public library movement in the U.S. Chapter 4 discusses examples of what I call the "universal library," including the Library at Alexandria, Gabriel Naudé's 17th-century Advice on Establishing a Library, H.G. Wells' "World Brain," Vannevar Bush's Memex, Google, and the Digital Public Library of America. Finally, it argues that a universal library universally accessible would be the culmination of the Enlightenment in the domain of information, and that such a universal library would be built upon the current network of American libraries. There's a lot of history and a bit of politics. It's a good introduction to and survey of the topic for librarians, library school students, or anyone interested in the history of libraries.
So I hope you'll buy a copy for yourself or your library (or both!).


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AP names Lee Enterprises' Mary Junck to lead board
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Mary E. Junck, the CEO of newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises Inc., was named chairwoman of The Associated Press board of directors Thursday.
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Mary E. Junck, the CEO of newspaper publisher Lee Enterprises Inc., was named chairwoman of The Associated Press board of directors Thursday.
Junck replaces William Dean Singleton of MediaNews Group, who had been AP chairman since 2007. She said one of her top priorities will be the search for a new chief executive to replace Tom Curley, who announced Monday that he plans to retire this year after almost nine years leading AP.
As chairman, Junck will help steer the AP's efforts to boost revenue, in part by further expanding the co-operative's video, Internet and mobile services.
"Making good, smart bets on the digital future is the direction we'll keep going," she said in an interview. "Tom has built a terrific foundation. The other thing he has done is work collaboratively in our industry. I see that going forward as well."
The AP, founded in 1846, is the largest independent source of news and information in the world. The not-for-profit organization, owned by newspapers in the U.S., said it expects revenue for 2011 to be down slightly from a year earlier, when it was $631 million.
Revenue has declined in recent years largely because of lower fees from newspapers and broadcasters, a large number of which have struggled because of the slow economy and a shift by advertisers to less-expensive alternatives online.
Junck, 64, has been an AP director since 2004 and became vice chairman in 2008. She is the first woman to head the board.
Junck began her newspaper career 40 years ago, when she joined the Charlotte (N.C.) Observer as a marketing research manager. Since then, she has worked for and managed some of the country's biggest daily newspapers.
She was publisher of the St. Paul Pioneer Press in Minnesota from 1990 to 1992. She later served as an executive vice-president with Times Mirror Co. and oversaw Newsday, the Baltimore Sun and the Hartford (Conn.) Courant. She also served as publisher of the Sun.
Junck joined Lee in 1999 as executive vice-president and chief operating officer. She became CEO in 2001. The company owns the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and nearly 50 other newspapers. In her current job, she helped orchestrate Lee's $1.46 billion purchase of Pulitzer Inc. in 2005, which included the Post-Dispatch.
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Singleton is chairman of MediaNews Group, which was among the newspaper publishers hardest hit by the industry slump. MediaNews' parent company, Affiliated Media Inc., filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 2010 and relinquished control to a group of lenders as part of the reorganization. Singleton stepped down as CEO of MediaNews last year.
Singleton said in a statement that the industry "has long been the beneficiary of Mary's deep understanding of the challenges facing all media companies in the digital age."
"She is a strong advocate for AP, for the value of original newsgathering and for everything AP stands for. She'll be an outstanding chairman."
Curley plans to stay on as AP's chief executive until his successor is in place.


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- Imported from a small independent cannery in County Meath, Ireland
- Okay, for real: you can't eat this. It's a dismembered stuffed unicorn in a can.
Unicorns, as we all know, frolic all over the world, pooping rainbows and marshmallows wherever they go. What you don't know is that when unicorns reach the end of their lifespan, they are drawn to County Meath, Ireland. The Sisters at Radiant Farms have dedicated their lives to nursing these elegant creatures through their final days. Taking a cue from the Kobe beef industry, they massage each unicorn's coat with Guinness daily and fatten them on a diet comprised entirely of candy corn. As the unicorn ages, its meat becomes fatty and marbled and the living bone in the horn loses density in a process much like osteoporosis. The horn's outer layer of keratin begins to develop a flavor very similar to candied almonds. Blending the crushed unicorn horn into the meat adds delightful, crispy flavor notes in each bite. We are confident you will find a world of bewilderment in every mouthful of scrumptious unicorn meat.
Unfortunately, due to restrictions on the importation of mythical processed meatstuff, we are unable to bring you Canned Unicorn Meat in the way the Sisters of Radiant Farms intended. When you open your can, you will find one tiny unicorn which has been appropriately sliced into its main cuts of meat. Simply use your Growth Ray to re-embiggen the unicorn before skinning it and processing its flesh. Or if you're lazy, just bring it to your local Mad Scientist-Butcher. He'll know what to do.
Radiant Farms Canned Unicorn Meat Specifications
- 5.5 ounces of delicious unicorn meat, canned for your convenience
- Imported from a small independent cannery in County Meath, Ireland
- Crunchy horn bits in every bite - an excellent source of Calcium
- Tastes like rotisserie chicken but with a hint of marshmallow sweetness
- Easily spreadable for sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres, and more
- Sparkly meat lends the unmistakable air of class and sophistication to your parties
- Unlike other meats, unicorn fat is polyunsaturated and lowers your LDL cholesterol
- Not yet approved by the USDA or FDA, but the nuns have eaten it for centuries and they're healthy as horses
- Okay, for real: you can't eat this. It's a dismembered stuffed unicorn in a can.
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The arrival of two dueling pirate ships, community theater by Civic and RiverTowne, along with the annual summer jam concert at the New Bern Farmers Market await this week.
The arrival of two dueling pirate ships, community theater by Civic and RiverTowne, along with the annual summer jam concert at the New Bern Farmers Market await this week.
The 65-foot �Renegade,� the largest pirate ship in North Carolina, sails for New Bern from Beaufort on Thursday night, with a day of pirate battle shows Friday.
It will dock at the New Bern Grand Marina, behind the Doubletree by Hilton, on the city waterfront. It is expected to arrive on its four-hour journey from Beaufort about 8 p.m. Thursday.
Pirate water cannon battle cruises for children of all ages depart at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Friday. It features 16 water cannons.
At 6 p.m., the crew will welcome the Beer Army Combat Brewery aboard for an adults-only sunset cruise.
Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for children and $15 for children under age 2.
The vessel is U.S. Coast Guard certified for up to 77 passengers.
For tickets and information, call 728-8687. On the web: crystalcoastlady.com
The �Market Jam� is Saturday at the New Bern Farmers Market on South Front Street.
The gates open at 4 p.m. and the music begins shortly after that.
This year�s line-up features The Shake Doctors, Backyard Groove, Milan Jarman, The Carolina Casuals, Karen Mills and DJ John Moore.
Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the gate. Tickets are available at McNeill Jewelers, Fuller�s Music, Neuse Power Mowers and, in Oriental, at the Trawl Door.
Here is a look at the other offerings for the week:
The monthly �Demonstration Garden Tours with Tom Glasgow� is today at the Craven County Cooperative Extension, which is off the Clarks exit on U.S. 70 West.
It is a chance to learn about plant options and get seasonal gardening tips for Eastern North Carolina.
The hour program begins at 5:30 p.m.
Writer, chef and culinary historian Michael W. Twitty provides a Thursday lecture and Friday cooking camp at Tryon Palace.
He has talked at the Smithsonian Institution, Colonial Williamsburg, Monticello and the Library of Congress.
Sponsored by the Tryon Palace African-American Lecture Series, both of Twitty�s programs are free and will be held inside the North Carolina History Center. The first event, held at 7 p.m. on Thursday, will be a lecture titled �Southern Discomfort: A Tour Through Early African-American Foodways.�
The second, held from 10 a.m. until noon on Friday, invites a younger audience to experience �Cooking Camp for Kids: Defeating Diabetes One Meal at a Time.�
The New Bern Computer User Group�s quarterly meeting is Saturday at the Family Life Center located behind St. Paul Catholic Church on Country Club Road.
The doors open at 8 a.m. and the meeting begins an hour later. Admission is $3 for non-members.
Member Jim Cason will present a program on �Monitoring Security Cameras� installed on a home network.
The Red Cross will host a Summer Blood Driveat The Emerald Golf Club in the Greenbrier community on Wednesday from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m.
The need for blood is critical this summer, with all blood types � especially O, A and B negative, which are in very short supply � needed.
Donors from the age of 16 � with parental consent � and who weigh at least 110 pounds and are in good health are eligible to give.
For directions, more information or to schedule a specific appointment time, go online to redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-733-2767.
The Coastal Carolina Taxpayers Association�s monthly program meeting is at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the BridgePointe Hotel. The featured speaker will be Deborah Dewart, the author of the book �Death of a Christian Nation.
She is a lawyer and has written briefs for the Supreme Court. Her topic will be �The Role of the Church in Politics.�
�Damn Yankees� will make its New Bern debut on RiverTowne Players� stage at the historic Masonic Theatre on Thursday.
It is based on the novel �The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant� by Douglass Wallop.
To add to the baseball park atmosphere, RiverTowne has scheduled tailgate parties in the Masonic Theatre parking lot for opening night and for the two matinees on Sunday and July 28. Fran�s Family Hot Dogs will be serving up traditional baseball fare: nachos and cheese, hot dogs, sausage dogs, chips and drinks. The audience can bring lawn chairs and get in the spirit for a show about America�s favorite pastime.
Shows are scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, along with July 25, 26 and 27 at 8 p.m. and matinees on Sunday and July 28 at 3 p.m. RiverTowne�s performance venue is the historic Masonic Theatre at 514 Hancock St.
Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 at the door and $10 for students with valid school ID. Tickets are at the Council of the Arts� temporary location, 308 George St., New Bern. Call 638-2577.
A �Horticultural Workshop� program by the Craven County Cooperative Extension is planned for Saturday.
It is at the Craven County Agriculture Building at 300 Industrial Drive, which is off the Clarks exit on U.S. 70 West.
The 10 a.m. to noon program is facilitated by the Craven County Extension Master Gardener volunteers.
It is titled �Garden Tool Safety,� plus �Snakes In Eastern North Carolina � Venomous or Not�.
The presenters include Russell Sehulster of Carolina Tools and Tim Wilson, a Wildlife Specialist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
�Romeo to Go,� a work by New Bern Civic Theatre�s youth troupe � the Saax Bradbury Players � continues this week.
There will be performances at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with a Sunday matinee.
Tickets are $14 in advance, $16 at the door and $10 for students and active duty military with ID.
The local show is directed by Georgie Blackerby and produced by Chelsey McCotter.
Call 633-0567 for ticket information or order on the web: newberncivictheatre.org
Michael J. Humphries� �Tribute to Elvis� show is Saturday night at the Christ Church Ministry Center on Middle Street in New Bern.
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Awww. The conservative editorial board of the Houston Chronicle wants to "undo" last year's cheerleading and editorial supporting Ted Cruz's ultimately successful election as Republican senator from Texas.
The newspaper says the Tea Party favorite Cruz has been a failure and they "miss" former longtime Texas Republican Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchinson
We're not sure how much difference one person could make in the toxic, chaotic, hyperpartisan atmosphere in Washington, but if we could choose just one it would be Hutchison, whose years of service in the Senate were marked by two things sorely lacking in her successor, Ted Cruz. ...
One reason we particularly believe that Hutchison would make a difference in these hectic days is that if she had kept her seat, Cruz would not be in the Senate.
When we endorsed Ted Cruz in last November's general election, we did so with many reservations and at least one specific recommendation – that he follow Hutchison's example in his conduct as a senator. Obviously, he has not done so. Cruz has been part of the problem in specific situations where Hutchison would have been part of the solution.
From the October 2012 editorial:
We endorse Ted Cruz to succeed Kay Bailey Hutchison and join Sen. John Cornyn in the U.S. Senate. We do so in the expectation that Cruz will be schooled by the examples of previous senators from Texas, beginning with Hutchison and continuing with Lloyd Bentsen and Lyndon B. Johnson. In Cornyn, he will have a someone to emulate at his side. We expect Cruz as the senator from the Lone Star State to spend his energies standing up for Texans of every background and economic station, representing their best interests from health care and education to energy, space and medicine.
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They might be starting early but I saw a quick TV spot for "The Number 23" on the E! channel pretty late at night. It starts off with a few random facts (some of them derived from Wikipedia apparently) and a few quick cuts from the first trailer.
It has some competition unfortunately -- "Reno 911: Miami" is also coming out on the same day.


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If there is an educational path perfectly paved toward a career in advertising, Tom Denari believes he followed it.
"If I was advising anybody who was going to get into this business, I would tell them to get a liberal arts education first and then get a business degree," Denari said. He was promoted to President of Young & Laramore Advertising in Indianapolis on January 1, 2005.
Denari graduated from Wabash College in 1985 with a bachelor's degree in economics and a minor in English literature. He later went on to receive his MBA from Indiana University in the spring of 1989.
While Denari was attending IU, he met David Young, one of the founders of Young & Laramore. The meeting turned out to be beneficial for both parties.
"I learned about the vision he had for this company and really trying to grow something here that didn't exist - a nationally recognized agency that could pursue and win clients that did national consumer advertising," the former Sigma Chi president said. "That was something I thought was pretty intriguing and thought I could be a part of it. So rather than go to a big agency and get lost I was able to make a pretty significant impact and help us grow."
Denari's first major account when he joined the company in 1989 was as an account manager for Steak 'n Shake. He helped win the business and develop the initial strategy they are still using today.
Young & Laramore is an advertising agency that works primarily with national, consumer-oriented businesses. Operating close to 20 accounts, its client base includes Delta Faucet, Peerless Faucet, Goodwill Industries, Pop Weaver and Steak-n-Shake.
"We are not interested in smaller, local business," Denari said. "We are more interested in focusing on national accounts, consumer-based products or services."
Denari credits Wabash for laying the foundation for his growth both personally and professionally.
"Learning how to learn and learning how to organize your thinking is important," he said. "A lot of people say, 'Well a liberal arts education isn't helpful because it's not directly applicable to a job.' But in this business we are learning about new businesses every day and learning about new ideas every day. So understanding how to learn is very helpful."
In addition, due to all the rigorous writing assignments given to Wabash students, Denari was able to strengthen his writing skills, which he said is critical in developing presentations, proposals, and arguments for trying to sell ideas and strategies.
"With the course work, whether it was the English or even art classes, just being exposed to different parts of culture I think is important," he said. "Being able to look at a piece of communication and evaluate it, just like evaluating a book, and asking what is it trying to communicate. You do the same with ads."
Wabash provided an environment for Denari to openly discuss ideas and analyze them.
"That is what we do all day," he said. "To look at a strategy, an idea, or creative message and really try to break it down. How is it working? How is it not working? How could it work better? Those are the things Wabash helps train you to do."
As Denari has moved up the ranks at Young & Laramore, he has taken on more responsibility, yet his role has virtually remained the same.
"From the beginning I have always felt like I have been given the opportunity to have a lot of influence over the company and over the work we do," he said. "I don't think of myself any differently than when I started. The changes have really just been having my influence across more accounts.
"I'm still digging into the work every day. The way we have designed my role I will continue to be involved in the work and not just be an administrator. I will continue to be involved in client work, strategies, evaluating, creative, and so on. I am responsible for the work we deliver to clients. My primary job is to make sure the work that we do is engaging, adheres to the strategy that we set up for our clients, and that we set up the right strategy for them."
Aaron Hunckler is a free-lance writer based in Bloomington, Ind


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U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell raised $715,000 in the last three months of 2012 for his re-election campaign, bringing his campaign total to $7.4 million, campaign manager Jesse Benton said.
"Leader McConnell's prolific fundraising will allow us to make Kentucky a new standard of excellence in campaigning the entire country will look to," Benton told Politico. "We will have the best tools and vast resources to make sure we communicate to every Kentuckian about Sen. McConnell's tremendous leadership and the service he provides every day for our state."
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The Full Cast — and a Preview — of the 2010 Pirelli Calendar
>> We had a few clues as to who made the cut for Terry Richardson's 2010 Pirelli calendar when he shot it last month in Bahia, Brazil, but now Italian Vanity Fair has the details on the full cast, which includes Daisy Lowe, Georgina Stojiljkovic, Eniko Mihalik, Catherine McNeil, Lily Cole, Abbey Lee Kershaw, Miranda Kerr, Ana Beatriz Barros, Gracie Carvalho, Marloes Horst, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Terry produced thousands of images from the shoot with the girls holding sloths, fruit, roosters, and holding hands while running through waves in little else than a bikini bottom. The goal this year was to use "no makeup, no reflectors — only the flash of the camera — no branded clothes or jewelry, no girls altered surgically," said Andrea Imperiali, manager of Pirelli on the set. Fifty images will make the final cut when the calendar is debuted Nov. 19 in London, but until then the gallery below — which is NSFW — and a video of the shoot will have to do.


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Last month marked the 12th annual Architectural Digest Home Design Show. Held in New York at Pier 94, the show drew a mixed crowd of design professionals and homeowners alike to exhibits from more than 400 luxury home furnishing companies.
The event was co-sponsored by the New York Chapter of ASID (American Society of Interior Designers), which honored retailers, manufacturers and design firms in 11 distinct home design categories as its 'Top Picks' for the show.
Contemporary lighting favorite Sonneman ® – A Way of Light won the ASID 2013 'Top Pick' Award in the Lighting Design category. Highlights of the Sonneman display included sleek and innovative LED fixtures like the new Quattro™ desk lamp and the Corona and Starflex™ pendants.
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