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Instead of being able to turn to news, though, people were on Twitter and elsewhere across the Internet, researching parliamentary procedures of the Texas Legislature, sharing the most significant moments of the night, and holding the Texas Senate accountable when they tried to break their own rules even though they were in plain sight. Average people with Internet connections did the work we used to trust major journalism outlets to do.
Best case scenario: Twitter makes like Google and opens up a Canadian policy shop to deal with privacy, regulation, and free expression issues. Twitter has generally protected its users' rights admirably in the U.S., and Canadians could use some of that here.
"In the new social media economy, you just have to keep looking like you're doing work, and people will pay you for it."
Using Social Media To Cover For Lack Of Original Thought - Onion Talks - Ep. 6 (by TheOnion)
Via B.J. Mendelson.
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In a lot of ways, the Internet and the Web are a lot like Burger King. Sure, some of the stores look different now, and the menu might get a few additions here and there, but you're still eating the same stuff they've served up since 1953. The only difference is that the some unscrupulous marketers came along, dressed things up a bit, and gave some of the products different names so they can charge you gobs of money to learn about stuff you're either already using or don't even need. Those marketers are a part of what I like to call "The Asshole Based Economy".
Another story idea for the folks at Jezebel?
Racist Red Dawn tweets.
Red Dawn came out this weekend. Racebending's review + bit of historical context is here: Red Dawn Remake: Our Review and Reflections
Or … maybe it's more of a Gawker kind of idea …
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Three pertinent questions from @snotforprofit
If you're a marketing pro on Twitter who just tweets about marketing … How do you stand yourself? I'm genuinely curious.— Claire Kerr (@snotforprofit) August 11, 2012
Similarly if you are a PR pro on Twitter who just tweets about PR … Do you feel a deep sense of shame & horror?— Claire Kerr (@snotforprofit) August 11, 2012
Also, if you're a social media consultant who only tweets about social … Do you have to drink yourself to sleep EVERY night or just most?— Claire Kerr (@snotforprofit) August 11, 2012
She's here all week, I'm told.
#Ossington community consultation: Storify from last night's meeting | #TOpoli #CC109Oz
For context, see this morning's post on Torontoist. I love the immediacy and authenticity of social media, but I wanted to get the Torontoist post up first.
Special thanks to @Accozzaglia for keeping me honest. <3<3<3
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Corporate Blogging, the Bell Tolls For Thee: Social Media Saturation Leads Big and Small Business — And An Increasing Number of Consumers — To Abandon "Old School" Outreach In Favor Of Facebook and Its More User-Friendly Brethren
We're a non-profit so we don't really identify as being "corporate" (though obviously we're a business) but we recently made the decision to ditch our "primary" blog. To be honest, we had been thinking about it for a couple years. We've been on Tumblr since 2008 and while we tried to differentiate the content, the redundancy of two blogging platforms soon became apparent. Tumblr is a blog on super social steroids. With the phenomenal growth of Tumblr, it's an easy decision these days: delete your old corporate blog and join the Tumblr revolution.
Not sure how this affects corporate blogs or anything, but you'll note that the platform is about to change fundamentally with the advent of advertising — in a departure from the way it was originally promoted.
I'm going to miss Posterous. Did I mention that?
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Video: Riding #Route501, March 31, 2012 | #TTC #Toronto
It's been written up here and here, but those were based on the chartered version from last Tuesday. Saturday's performance was a regular Queen Street run, with passengers getting on and off all the way along the route — making the pizza delivery that much more of an achievement.
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"Acadia Parish Sheriff Ken Goss was in office at the time and told Eyewitness News they were unable to tell from a preliminary examination of the remains how Pate was killed, but sheriff Goss says it was obvious from the boards that had been placed over the body it was foul play."
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The house and property were owned by the couple involved in the auto accident. BSL's first cousin was renting the house at the time.
Speculating about Pate's disappearance in June and estimated date of death on July 3. I wonder whether there was other evidence that helped investigators narrow the date of death... Botanical (plant) or insects, for example.
Not seeking to condemn or condone...just searching for the truth.
I think the point of discussing the LP case and where she was found would be to possibly shed some light on where Mickey might be found.
We know through MSM now that the property she was found on was a rented property. It was not suggested that the renter knew BSL at all. I doubt the renter did know BSL. The renter had only lived there a month. August/September? JMO
It has been rumored that there was some connection between the owner of that rental property and BSL. Locals are stating there is a connection. I guess it is just a rumor that I cannot discuss at this point.
I cannot find the article on the accident June 19th on HWY 95 that according to locals on this thread BSL was allegedly involved in, so I am guess that is another rumor that we should not discuss?
I just feel that the connection between BSL and the property LP was found on, plus the location of the property might be important in helping LE find Mickey.
If any of this makes any sense at all.
Wondering why MS is not on NAMUS?
(a) interrupted, such as finding blowfly activity in a certain stage which, along with temperature readings, can tell how long a body has been somewhere (full adult blowflies are useless as they can come from anywhere and can fly for miles), or
(b) is season-specific, such as a certain type of cyanid which only flies for two-three weeks in September.
Here is the data posted last night about fatalities in 1999 in that area.
St Landry Parrish - #220299
JMO....but I don't think BSL will confess to anything....even if they take the death penalty off the table. My reasoning for this: If he committed more than just these two murders (which is a very high probability), he knows that it will be tacked on to the next victim that they link to him. I don't think he has anything to lose at this point!
Very sad for the community and the families of these beautiful girls.
A few things to know about Louisiana:
1) Possums sleep in the middle of the road with their feet in the air.
2 )There are 5,000 types of snakes, and 4,998 live in Louisiana.
3 )There are 10,000 types of spiders. All 10,000 live in Louisiana, plus a couple that nobody has seen before.
4) Squirrels and crawfish will eat anything.
5) Unknown critters love to dig holes under tomato plants.
6) Raccoons will test your crop of melons and let you know when they are ripe.
7) Festivals are named after a fruit, vegetable, grain, insect/animal or profession.
8) It's not a "garden hose," it is a "hose pipe."
9) A carbonated soft drink isn't a soda, cola, or pop...it's a Coke, regardless of brand or flavor. Example: "What kinna coke you want?"
10) It is not a "shopping cart", it is a "buggy."
11) Fire ants float in a flood ... beware.
12) People actually grow and eat okra.
13) "Fixinto" is one word, as in "I'm fixinto go to Cannata's"
14) There ain't no such thing as "lunch." There's "dinner" and then there's "supper."
15) Sweet tea is appropriate for all meals, and you start drinking it when you're two.
16) Backwards and forwards" means, "I know everything about you."
17) "Jeet?" is actually a phrase meaning "Did you eat?"
18) You don't have to wear a watch because it doesn't matter what time it is, you work until you're done or it's too dark to see.
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I had read the first information about the owners here and on TD, but I had not heard about cousin. I assume "at the time" means at the time of LP being missing.
When her remains were found, the renters had only been there August/September according to MSM http://www.raynetoday.com/view/full_...home_news_lead
I hope LE has looked for MS on property of any close or distant relatives/friends of BLS.
While I did find news archives on other fatal accidents in Acadia Parish in 1999, I did not find news archives on this fatal accident in St. Landry Parish.
The Advocate's archives go back further than The Advertiser's archives.
I found the Acadia Parish accidents from 1999 in the Advocate's archives.
The Advertiser's archives only go back to 2002 online.
My thoughts here are:
Try BSL for the murder of LP first. If, by the conclusion of that trial, MS isn't found, bargain down for life-in-exchange-for-MS's-body (assuming guilt is proven, of course).
I remember MS's Dad said there would be no bargaining on the Nancy Grace show.
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New updated article on Lisa Pate in the Daily Fertilizer...Errr...Advertiser.
Has it been posted that the body found in Atlanta TX was an 88 yr old male who committed suicide? I believe I read that correctly.


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I've read countless productivity and time management books, blogs, articles, podcasts, etc. To be honest, a lot of it is complete garbage and I don't want you to waste any more time consuming useless content about personal productivity.
As promised, here is a working list of the best, most comprehensive resources ever for stellar and genuinely useful productivity, optimization, and life hacking advice. I'll be updating it throughout the year as I find more great stuff.
The goal of this list is to make it as simple and intuitive as possible to create a productivity plan that works for you. The resources in this guide tend to emphasize meaningful minimalism (no, I'm not asking you to throw away everything you own), simplicity, clarity, and focus. It shouldn't feel like a job to create and implement a personal productivity process that works for you - after all, that would sort of totally defeat the purpose.
If you have any content suggestions that you want me to personally review and formally add to my productivity resource guide, share them with me.
The Absolute Best Resources on Productivity and Time Management
This book is the foundation of my entire personal productivity system. If you could only read any one book, this is the one I'd recommend. Leo Babauta is all about simple productivity that actually makes sense and feels manageable - fun, even. This book goes beyond productivity tips. Babauta encourages you to reflect and fully understand what matters most to you, and why. It's truly an amazing productivity system because it's simple. You won't get caught up in trying to implement an overly-complicated set of processes. If I have any one criticism of the book, it's that some parts of it are too simplified. He encourages you to only focus on one major goal at a time, which doesn't fly for Type A "I-can-take-on-the-world" personalities. Heed his advice about not setting too many goals or trying to change too many habits at once, though. He's spot on about that, regardless of how ambitious you are.
2. Zen to Done.
This is the other Leo Babauta book I'd recommend. He wrote this one before he wrote The Power of Less. In his own words:
Zen To Done takes some of the best aspects of a few popular productivity systems (GTD, Stephen Covey and others) and combines them with the mandate of simplicity. It makes things as simple as possible, and no more.
And he's not kidding. If you've ever tried to read David Allen's Getting Things Done, that thing is dense with information. It makes productivity feel like a highly stressful and laborious process. Save your time, and read this e-book instead. Ten simple, straightforward habits to change. One at a time. A very good read.
This book is a classic. Brian Tracy has spent his career studying the development of human potential and personal effectiveness. In spite of how brilliant the dude is, he's managed to whittle this book down to 21 of his top tips for getting more accomplished in less time. All in 117 short pages. #Miracle. If you treat this book like the workbook it was meant to be (there are reflection questions and exercises practically on every page), you'll get a ton out of it.
I think a lot of people initially approach this book with skepticism because, really, who works only 4 hours a week? I certainly don't. I'm still pretty convinced that Tim Ferriss works harder, smarter, and also longer than most people out there. Nonetheless, once I finally picked it up, it quickly became one of my favorite books. Ferriss truly is the king of life hacking. His area of expertise isn't so much productivity or weight loss or cooking. Rather, he knows everything there is to know about learning - quickly. He is big on measuring and analyzing everything, so his advice has been thoroughly tested. The whole book is worth reading, but about half of it is related to lifestyle design and probably not totally applicable, unless you're about completely re-hauling your lifestyle. If you want to save time and stick to the chapters on productivity, they are:
Chapter 5: The End of Time Management
Chapter 6: The Low-Information Diet
Chapter 7: Interrupting Interruption & The Art of Refusal
Since it's the start of the new year and everyone is in goal-setting mode, I thought I'd share two of my absolute favorite "annual review" guides. Spend a few days creating your own annual review — and use these guides as reference. You'll feel so much more prepared for 2013. Promise.
1. How to Conduct Your Own Annual Review by Chris Guillebeau
…and if you want some more, here is Guillebeau's annual review archive.
2. Why Wait? A Bullshit-Free Guide to Jump-Starting Your Goals for the New Year by Nicole Antoinette Ross
The Best Productivity Tools & Apps Ever
1. Evernote
I'm in love with this notetaking and archiving software. Yes, you can take notes on it. But I didn't really start optimizing Evernote until I began using the Web Clipper. Essentially, this tool allows you to "clip" and save various different web pages. Before I started using this, one of the biggest time wasters for me was browsing the web. I mean, there are soooo many good articles, blogs, websites, etc.! How can I not read them?! I used to either (a) read the articles on the spot, which interrupted my state of flow or (b) wait until my browser looked like this:
Talk about cluttered and inefficient. Now, I have an "Articles to Read" folder. Whenever I stumble upon something I want to read while in the middle of something else, I just clip it, save it to this folder, and batch process my reading all at once. By the way, batch processing is one of the most effective ways you can save time and energy with your tasks; here's a detailed example of how this technique can help you become super productive.
You can also store pretty much anything you want to keep track of in one place: quotes, contacts, favorite sites, wish lists, recipes, inspiring people, restaurants to check out, movies to watch, places to visit…you get the point. It's a great way to keep track of everything that inspires, informs, and supports you. You can even read your scanned in handwritten notes. And there's a special Evernote Smart Notebook by Moleskine. Oh, I am SO serious.
Evernote is like the Photoshop of productivity tools: a million different ways to optimize it that few people know about. If you want to make the most out of this tool, I'd highly recommend this "how to" Evernote Essentials book. 100 pages of organization happiness.
Bonus: Evernote 5 is one of the most beautiful iPhone apps I've ever seen in my life.
2. Wunderlist
Damn, Wunderlist is beautiful. I think it is hands down the best "to-do list" tool out there. It's simple and intuitive without being ugly or useless. Wunderlist 2 just came out, so it's even more beautiful than before. Clearly, these guys know a thing or two about UX design.
Now, to-do lists are controversial. People say that they are pointless and no one ever actually becomes more productive by using to-do lists. That's a load of crap and you should ignore anyone who tries to convince you that being intentional by writing down what you most want to accomplish is useless. They are lying.
There are three big reasons to-do lists don't work: (1) We dump everything we think we need or want to do onto them without much consideration of the value those tasks will add; (2) we don't take time to process what's actually on our to-do lists—so a lot of those pesky tasks just sit there for months and never get done; and (3) we add far too much to our daily lists of things to accomplish. In Leo Babauta's book, The Power of Less, he recommends choosing just three "Most Important Tasks (MITs)" each day—the three things that take an hour or less to do and would make you feel like you had a great, productive day if you could accomplish them—and working on those without distraction as soon as possible in the day until all three things are done.
While I'm certainly not perfect, I've found that setting three daily MITs and completing them right away in the morning really works for me. The rest of your day feels like a breeze and you don't have to deal with that crappy "I-just-wasted-5-hours-of-my-day-reading-articles-and-answering-emails-and-checking-facebook" feeling.
If you can tackle the other two problems by becoming more selective about what you put on your to-do list in the first place, and then setting up time for a weekly review to process everything on your master list, then to-do lists are absolutely the way to go. And there's no better tool than Wunderlist for keeping track of them.
3. Stickies
I use stickies on my desktop to keep track of random thoughts I have while in the middle of one of my MITs. If I remember a website I've been wanting to check out, instead of actually going to the site, I'll just jot down a note about it in stickies. If I realize I need to email someone back, I make a note about that, too, instead of going into my inbox (home of the biggest time suck in the world, in my opinion). Then, when I'm done with my MITs, I process those notes accordingly—either by adding them to my to-do list, putting them in one of my Evernote folders, or getting it done right away if it will take me less than a few minutes.
I still love taking handwritten notes. There's something about the process of putting pen to paper that is just the best thing ever.
I don't know why everyone loves Moleskine notebooks so much, though. I mean, I guess they're nice, but they only come in black and red unless you buy one of those useless 30-page notebooks in baby pink or something. I'd much rather use Ecosystem journals. They are pretty much exactly the same as Moleskins, but come in a bunch of different sizes, styles (hardcover, flexi,ruled, grid, blank), and most importantly, COLORS. A watermelon- or kiwi-colored notebook? Yes, please.
And the final thing that makes this the best journal ever…THIS:
5. Basecamp
Stellar project management software from the guys at 37signals. I love that this team has an intense focus on simplifying, simplifying, simplifying. They say no to a ton of customer requests for features, not because they want to be horrible at customer service, but because they want to stay focused on creating the best, most simple product for people to use. Perfect example: they actively discontinue profitable services if they don't feel they're giving them enough attention. Respect.
I don't really use Basecamp for personal stuff, but it's fantastic for work and any other projects that more than one person is working on. It gets rid of the time-consuming back-and-forth of email—and the added sanity pretty much pays for the cost of the service in and of itself.
5 Stellar Apps to Manage Your Crazy-Ass Inbox
I'm just going to preface this post by saying I honestly can't stand email. While I think it's a great way to connect and convey important information, it gets used inefficiently and borderline inappropriately far too often.
There isn't a single part of our tech lives that gives us more anxiety and stress than email, other than maybe privacy concerns. Seriously, do we really need a back-and-forth chain of a dozen emails just to decide on a date for coffee? Just call me, please. Or a gazillion emails between a team to make a business decision? Basecamp that shit. It drives me nutty when email moves from important information sharing to blatant inefficiency.
Anyway, I digress. We all have to live with it, so I'm basically building a fort of cool add-ons to make the whole process less laborious. Why? So I can spend time doing more of what I love, like creating actual stuff and building relationships offline.
Here are the 5 apps I use to manage my crazy-ass inbox.
1. Sparrow
I'm addicted to Sparrow, which gives you a beautifully simple, streamlined version of your inbox. It's super lightweight and fast, there is a "quick reply" feature that streamlines the whole process of responding to emails, and I'm so much more likely to get to inbox zero while using this app. Not gonna lie, I also really like that I can color code my mail folders. It makes for a much more aesthetically pleasing email experience. It's completely integrated with Gmail—and while you can hack the Gmail experience to hyper-optimize it, there's something awesome and non-distracting to me about Sparrow that just makes me feel better about spending time in my inbox.
The one thing I love most about Sparrow is that I can seamlessly unify all of my inboxes, which is absolutely ideal for the sake of efficiency. It's a lot harder to do that in Gmail unless you have two windows open or forward all of your mail to one account.
However, I am vacillating back and forth between Sparrow and Gmail now. To be honest, I'm having a hard time deciding if I should start transitioning back to the Gmail interface completely. For one thing, Sparrow just got acquired by Gmail…so I have a feeling the product will cease to improve in the long-term future. For another, some of the apps on the market now integrate beautifully with Gmail - namely, the next two below on this list, which are incredible.
2. Rapportive
These are like contact profiles built right into your inbox - pretty rad. When you're emailing with someone you just met, Rapportive will often show you that person's picture, title, location, tweet stream, and social media profile links so you can connect with him or her seamlessly on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, Skype, Tumblr, etc. You can also add your own personal notes so you'll always remember how you met people on the fringes of your personal and business networks.
Holy game changer!
You know why it's so easy to get sucked into your inbox for five hours? Because once you get rid of an email, two more pop up. So, it's hard not to pay attention to all of the new emails coming in. Enter: INBOX PAUSE, my new hero and possibly the best Gmail-integrated app, like, ever.
Essentially, when you integrate INBOX PAUSE, a button appears in your inbox that allows you to pause incoming mail from showing up in your inbox for as long as you'd like. It even sends an email to people while your inbox is paused letting people know it is—so if something is urgent, they should reach you another way. Kinda like a super short, daily version of an official "Out of Office" message. You can focus on getting the emails answered that are already in your inbox without being distracted by the new ones coming in. Talk about efficiency and reducing anxiety! I'm a happier girl because of this app.
4. Captio
So, you're standing at a party and someone reminds you to check out a new song or movie. Or, you're on line at the grocery store and you suddenly remember that you need to follow up on a work project. You don't want to forget about it, so you email a note to yourself. You have to: (1) open up your mail app, (2) type in your email address, (3) type in a subject line so it doesn't give you that annoying "but you don't have a subjeccccct" message, and then (4) send the email.
Four steps, really? Why is it such a pain in the ass?!
Not anymore. Captio saves your email address, and all you have to do is open up the app, type your note, and hit "send." Ta-da! Your note will appear in your inbox automatically so that you won't forget and can process it later. Saves you two annoying, pointless steps and about half the time. Yes, please!
5. MailChimp
When I'm meeting new people and talking about my work, they'll sometimes ask to be added to one of our mailing lists. That's the kind of simple thing that's very easy to lose track of if you just "make a note" to add that person later. A missed opportunity for conversion. We use MailChimp, and the iPhone app allows me to add people to any of our different mailing lists on the spot. It gets done right away, and you avoid having to add one more thing to your to-do list.
I'd highly recommend using MailChimp if you send out emails and newsletters to groups of people often - whether for business or personal. Plus, the monkey icon is adorable and reminds me of Curious George. A small reminder to always approach life like a curious, happy little kid. :-)


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Democrats appear more bullish than Republicans that the opposing party will compromise, with 38 percent of the Democrats who were polled saying Republicans will make a sincere bipartisan effort, and just 27 percent of Republicans saying the same thing about Democrats.
A new poll by Hart Research's Geoff Garin, conducted for Americans for Tax Fairness - a group that wants the Bush-era tax cuts on earners over $250,000 to end - found that a majority of voters cited changing the tax system as a key factor in their votes, and that the majority broke for President Obama.
The survey also found that Democrats have changed the landscape on an issue that has eluded them for years - taxes. The survey found that has most want the Bush-era cuts on top earners to expire, but that Republicans will shoulder blame if all of the Bush cuts, including those on the middle class, expire because a deal can't be reached.
More voters than ever now identify themselves as pro-choice when it comes to abortion, and most rate the issue as important to how they vote.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely U.S. Voters shows that 54% describe themselves as pro-choice on the issue of abortion, while 38% say they are pro-life. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
Now that President Obama has been elected to a second term, political opponents of his landmark health care reform law are beginning to concede that Obamacare is here to stay. And the general public agrees.
As a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll reports, the majority of Americans don't support repealing Obamacare. In fact, after the presidential election, the number of Americans advocating for a full repeal of the health reform law dropped to an all-time low at just 33 percent — compared to nearly half of Americans who would rather keep the law in place:
Last week, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) acknowledged that Obamacare is "the law of the land," suggesting that Republicans in Congress may finally cease their repeated attempts to repeal the law. But his office quickly walked those statements back, clarifying that Republicans remain very committed to opposing Obama's health reform.
However, if Republican lawmakers continue to stand in opposition to Obamacare by undermining some of the health law's key provisions, public opinion still isn't on their side. Previous polling has shown that Americans tend to be broadly supportive of Obamacare's individual provisions — such as allowing young adults to remain on their parents' insurance plans, and preventing insurance companies from discriminating against Americans with pre-existing conditions — even if they remain unsure about what the entire law means for the country.
The declining support for repealing the health law is a blow to the anti-Obamacare candidates who poured over $20 million into advertisements attacking the Affordable Care Act during the 2012 election cycle. On the other hand, at least six candidates in tight races across the country won last week after advocating for the health reform law throughout their campaigns.
Americans already blame GOP for driving off the fiscal cliff.
Americans are prepared to blame Congressional Republicans any failure to avert the fiscal cliff, according to a poll on Tuesday.
While 51 percent of Americans don't expect a deal, Democrats have substantially more faith than Republicans in the ability of President Barack Obama and Congressional Republicans to compromise, according to the Washington Post-Pew Research Center poll. Two-thirds of Republicans aren't anticipating a deal, and only a quarter expect one. But a plurality of Democrats — 47 percent to 40 percent — expect Obama and the GOP to reach an agreement.
Congressional Republicans are likely to face the blame for any impact: 53 percent of Americans said the GOP would be at fault, compared with 29 percent who said the same of the president. Ten percent said both would be to blame. The gap is even bigger among independent voters, only 23 percent of whom would blame the president.
Consider that math: 51% believe we'll sail off the fiscal cliff and 53% blame Republicans — before any failure at all. Nothing has happened yet and already people are blaming Republicans. If Republicans were hoping people haven't been paying attention, they're going to be disappointed. Republican obstructionism has become so ingrained in people's minds that they expect it.
Republicans are going to have to spend a lot of time on image repair. They've dinged their reputation much worse than they'd probably imagined.
President Obama leads Ohio by 4 points, according to a new poll from Democratic-leaning Public Policy Polling. Obama gets 51 percent to Republican candidate Mitt Romney's 47 percent, an improvement for the president from his 49 percent to Romney's 48 percent advantage in PPP's Ohio poll last weekend.
The new poll pushes Obama only one-tenth of a percent away from 50 percent in the PollTracker Average of Ohio.
Guess they forgot that Joe Biden is Catholic.
The latest release of the Gallup Daily tracking poll Wednesday showed President Barack Obama leading Republican nominee Mitt Romney by six percentage points (50 to 44 percent), a shift from the tied race their tracking had shown just five days earlier.
Other polls have shown similar Obama leads in recent weeks, but some saw the Gallup shift as evidence of further damage to Romney from his now infamous comments on "the 47 percent" at a private fundraiser. Less noticed and perhaps more important is that Obama's September gains in voter preference match a modest but critical boost in his job approval ratings, as Gallup reported on Thursday.
Recent surveys have shown widespread awareness and mostly negative reactions to Romney's 47 percent remarks. As of this writing, the HuffPost Pollster tracking model, which draws on all national and state level polling, shows Obama's lead over Romney expanding by nearly a full percentage point since September 16, the day before news about Romney's comments first appeared.
Perhaps more important, and separate from the 47 percent controversy, the rise in Obama's job approval rating registered just after the Democratic convention has persisted. As reported by Gallup, Obama's approval rating "has been 50% or higher in each of the last four Gallup Daily tracking figures," roughly comparable to the levels they measured following the Democratic convention.
Time now to focus on House and Senate races, while NOT taking the presidential race for granted.
A new poll, run by Yale University and George Mason University in Virginia, has found that, when it comes to their views on climate change, "undecideds" look remarkably similar to supporters of Barack Obama.
Of the 1061 people polled, about three-quarters are judged likely to vote, based on their registration, stated intentions and past turnout. Among them, just 27 per cent of Romney backers believed global warming was human-caused, compared to 65 per cent of the Obama supporters.
After catching Mitt Romney repeating another obvious falsehood,Greg Sargent noted this afternoon, "I know this risks getting boring and predictable, but we really should document them all."
And here they are…
Among likely voters, 50 percent put the onus on Bush for the ongoing sluggish economic, 25 percent blamed President Obama and 4 percent blamed former President Bill Clinton in the poll conducted by CVOTER International. Among confirmed voters, 44 percent blamed Bush, 36 percent Obama and 8 percent Clinton.
Asked who could better handle the economy 33 percent of likely voters said Obama and 19 percent said Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, with 28 percent saying neither man is equipped for the job. Among confirmed voters, 35 percent said Obama, 42 percent went with Romney and 13 percent rejected both men.
"The voter sentiment behind the disparate figures is not difficult to comprehend. Likely voters that may not turn up at the voting booth are more Democratic-leaning than Republican given their demographic — largely low-income, ethnic minorities," the pollsters said.


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Jen has a knack for humor and a tendency to reblog everything she finds funny (even when it's not.) Also, her split personality forces her reblog art pieces, cat gifs, Harry Potter, Glee, Marvel, hot guys, elephants <3, anime, cartoon, and whatever random crap that pops up on her dashboard.
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There it is, right on the California Department of Public Health home page. It's listed there -- no irony intended, I suspect -- under "Other Hot Topics."
The headline reads: "Extreme Heat Guidance: Preventing and Preparing for Climate Change."
Now, it sounds like another in the endless string of reports and studies looking at what climate change might do. But this report gets frighteningly close to home, as in WHERE WE LIVE.
There are a number of documents here; the state has done a noticeable amount of outreach to organize and research and coordinate climate change efforts. But the piece that caught my attention is stamped "Draft for Public Comment." It's new, submitted by the state's Heat Adaptation Workgroup at the end of August. Its title is "State of California Extreme Heat Adaptation Interim Guidance Document: Planning for Health and Heat."
Planning for health and heat. …
The workgroup, whose members included staffers from at least 11 state agencies, was particularly concerned with the extremity, frequency and duration of future heat events. It also explored whether the typical warm season would expand (currently, it's considered to be May to October) and which state geographies (valleys, deserts, coastal) should expect new, significantly warmer temperatures. For help with the science and the projections, the group turned to UCSD's Scripps Institute of Oceanography.
So what did the group find? Not surprisingly, the future is going be hot and ugly. More uncomfortably surprising, however, were some of the specific results.
By the 2030s, projections show that average annual temperatures will be up to 5 degrees higher, and extreme heat events will occur with markedly greater frequency. But what does that mean? A lot.
The workgroup's model shows, for example, that Sacramento will have 44 extreme heat days annually by 2050, Fresno 46 and Bakersfield 48. That's six weeks of super-heat piled on top of the already scorching days of mid-summer in middle California.
But the astounding projections concern the normally temperate coastal areas. Los Angeles, according to the projections, will have a mind-bending 78 extreme heat days by 2050, with San Diego just behind at 76. Think of it this way – almost three months a year of extreme hot weather, despite LA's and San Diego's coastal geography. Not far behind is another urban area, San Jose, with 71 extreme heat days. Extended unbearable heat is less than four decades away, and we're building toward it now.
In fact, the former mild climate of these coastal enclaves could make their citizenry, unused to such high temperatures, even more vulnerable to heat-related illness than their inland brethren. The study points out that in a 2006 California extreme heat wave responsible for more than 650 deaths, it was coastal counties that experienced the biggest uptick in heat-related ER and hospital visits.
Part of this dire heat scenario for coastal areas can be traced to the Urban Heat Island effect, the study points out. With all the paved over and built-out land, there is little relief from heat-reflecting areas, which in daytime, EPA studies show, are 1-6 degrees warmer than less populated areas.
Enough said. The state's planners are hard at it (there's an entire page on CDPH's website devoted to "Preventing and Preparing for Climate Change"), trying to battle the predicted heat war by encouraging green building standards with lighter-colored buildings and "cool" roofs, more parks and shade trees (will palms disappear from the California landscape?), even restoration of streams to produce more riparian –read shady – environments.
But they warn that many in the state's population – particularly young children and the elderly – are at risk to suffer from heat-related illness, even death, as the state's climate becomes inexorably warmer.
"Heat ranks as the deadliest of all natural hazards," the study warns. We have 2006 to remind us.


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A forum for people to drop their business ideas that others, seeking to start businesses can then develop
There are business ideas that hit us like lightning bolts from time to time. When I get some of those ideas, I think, " If I weren't in school, I would have loved to start that as a business but given my the limits of time, networking and financial resources, I can't. But, just because I don't have the time or resources or the will to pitch the idea formally to an affluent group of people, should a potentially innovative idea go to waste?
I think it would be great if TED could start an IDEA BANK as a branch-website where individuals who have no qualms about intellectual property rights can drop there ideas as an open source that others can then develop. It could function in a way similar to a blood bank or a sperm bank. Entrepreneurs in search of ideas could use the idea bank as a resource from which they can borrow ideas to create, improve, or innovate their businesses. There could even be a way of keeping track of which ideas have been adopted, and which ones have been partially adopted and so on.
A lot of great, creative, business ideas that are out there never get realized. There are also a large number of individuals who have the time and the resources to start new and creative businesses.If the individuals who have these great ideas are not going to pursue or develop their ideas, then why not let someone else realize it, and make the world a slightly better and creative place to be?
If any of you is aware of such a website, please do let me know. If you'd like to build a website, I would love to be part of the endeavor in terms of fleshing out the details of this project.
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Feb 18 2013: What if it is not protected? People have good ideias everytime but if it is only an ideia, it won't go anywhere.
Sometimes you just don't won't to do it or you just don't have the opportunities, the time or the right tools. What if someone who have it, grab the ideia and make it happen?
What is worst anyway: a protected good ideia that none is working at or an unprotected good ideia that someone stole and made it happen?
Ideas are to make happen, not to have protect. They must be spread.
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This is tasty but be sure to cook the dough to a golden brown. They need to be more "crispy" than doughy or they taste uncooked. 8 min wasn't quite long enough so next time I'll leave in for a few extra minutes. Also, be sure to knead the chocolate in the bag as it heats so it melts through. otherwise you might end up with a big hunk of chocolate instead of a nice line.
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- Roll dough into an 8 x 4-inch rectangle, and proceed. Cut dough into 8 (8 x 1/2-inch) strips. Arrange dough on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Bake at 425° for 8 minutes. Place chocolate in a zip-top plastic bag; microwave at HIGH for 1 minute. Snip a tiny hole in 1 corner of bag; drizzle chocolate over breadsticks. Sprinkle with sea salt; let stand until set.
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WHEN the National Geographic Society was founded in 1888, a billion and a half people inhabited the earth. Even though the rate of growth has begun to decline, most demographers believe population size will still pass eight billion during the next 50 years.
In a sense today's five billion people represent a triumph of our species. By all measures we have become the dominant animal on the planet. Through a series of technological innovations, thanks to the benefits of student loan consolidation, that include farming, sanitation, and the control of many epidemic diseases, we have found ways to reduce the rate at which we die, creating a population explosion. Biologically this is the very definition of success.
But there is a dark side to our triumph. We live on a finite planet, and yet we act as if its resources were infinite.Instead Homo sapiens is consuming its "capital," a onetime bonanza of nonrenewable fossil fuels and other mineral resources that formed over eons and are now being destroyed and dispersed in decades. We are doing the same with vital resources not usually thought of as being nonrenewable: deep, fertile agricultural soils, groundwater, and biodiversitythe untold millions of other species that share earth with us.
The mechanisms that supply us with income are ecosystems—plants, animals, and microorganisms interacting with each other and their physical environments. The energy that flows through these ecosystems and the oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, and other materials they recycle are the essence of the life-support system within which five billion people are inextricably embedded.
Ecosystems supply civilization with public services both free and irreplaceable. They include regulation of climate and the makeup of the atmosphere, generation and maintenance of soils, control of potential crop pests and carriers of human diseases, pollination of many crops, and provision of food from the sea. Ecosystems supply the nutrients without which we could not survive, and in the process they dispose of our wastes.
The vast array of organisms that ecosystems support can be thought of as a giant genetic library. Humanity has already withdrawn from that library the very basis of its civilization in the form of crops, domestic animals, industrial materials, and medicines. And its potential has barely been scratched.


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CHANGES; We can't seem to think of much of any concepts as of late so from here on out our shoots will be more so centralized on our everyday lives, a little more playful, a little less serious but none the less fabulous. Today after picking up Jackson's very new favorite shoes, we could not help but to whip out the camera and see the "Lita" in action, it was pretty out of control and Alix can not wait for her's to come in. However similar his designs may be…they are affordable, comfortable and cool so we like them…a lot. Seattle is growing on both of us…and this may be our lack of both internet and television talking but Seattle feels very disconnected from the World…in some sort of happy bubble; needless to say we Love our new home.
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The "Lita" Life.While Alix waits with baited breath Jackson debuts, the Jeffery Campbell "Lita" in black suede. Affordable, Comfortable and Out.Of.Control.
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Julia Murakami's pick: Museum Logo Pen
As account executives with responsibility for meeting with clients, my co-workers and I spent a lot of time out in the field "pen in hand." This leads us on the quest for the perfect pen—one that fits one's hand well, has ink that flows easily AND looks neat and professional. Many pens have been bought in this quest; almost none remain in use, including some rather expensive ones.
Well, the perfect pen has been found at the Museum Store! The Japanese American National Museum pen is light and comfortable, even when held in the hand for long periods of time, and flows across the page with little effort. The look is neat and professional with a Museum purple body and silver tip. I was meeting with a client recently who kept eyeing my pen. I asked her if she'd like to see it and she quickly accepted, taking it for a test write. She described the pen as having a sharp high-tech look and loved the way it handled. Well, being a client, I offered it to her and she accepted it very happily. I speak with her almost daily and it's now her favorite pen now.
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Temple Beth Shira (House of Song) is a diverse multigenerational Reform Jewish Synagogue serving the needs of western Boca Raton and Delray Beach Florida for the past 10 years. We are a community based synagogue providing an uplifting haimish place to foster spiritual, religious, educational and cultural life. As a nondiscriminatory congregation we are open to all forms of families, singles, children and adults that have a connection to Judaism. Providing all the aspects of a spiritual Jewish community and life events. As our name implies we try to use both traditional and modern Jewish music as a vital tool in obtaining the congregations goals. As a Jewish congregation we recognize the importance of the study of Torah, Jewish traditions, history and community. We hold Kabbalat Shabbat Services on the 1st and 3rd Friday Evening of Each Month.
Kabbalat Shabbat Services 7:30pm Temple Beth Shira Holds Erev Shabbat Services On the First & Third Friday Evenings of Each Month
Call For Add'l Info 561-912-1453
Temple Beth Shira (at Temple Beth Shalom) 19140 Lyons Rd. Boca Raton Fl 33434When entering Century Village using the North Entrance (just South of Yamato Rd) make the first right after the gatehouse, the Temple will be on your left. Continue past the Temple to the parking area.
Cantor Geniene Miller Will Be Joining Us for all of our services starting with the High Holy Days 2014-5775, and hopefully for many years to come. Geniene Will be with us on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month.
Rabbi Cubell and Our Board of Directors is absolutely thrilled to be able to make this announcement.
Cantor Geniene Miller is such an exceptional talent and spirit. We are so lucky to have her join our TBS Family.
It gets Better!! Our Master Pianist Felix Spengler will also be part of our team for one or more services each month, and the High Holy Days.
We are thrilled to have Felix Spengler as our pianist. In addition to adding to our Erev Shabbat Services we are so fortunate to have Felix with us for next years High Holy Days as well.
Welcome Geniene & Felix!
Led by Rabbi Joan Cubell, our Clergy Team, and Music are now complete. Yay!! Temple Beth Shira is surly blessed!!
I just wanted to take a moment and send out a big Thank You to everyone who walked or donated to our TBS Making Strides Walk-A-Thon Team 2013. It was an absolutely glorious day at Mizner Park, with over 5000 friends and neighbors turning out with one common goal, Cure Breast Cancer ASAP. Our team was comprised of over 20, mostly TBS members but also friends and family, oh and a couple of pooches. We raised over $1500, and as Co-President and Co Captain with Nancy of our team I couldn't be prouder.
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Starting Tuesday nights June 25th through July 30th Rabbi Cubell will hold classes at 7:30pm in her Rabbi's Study at the Polo Club community . This 7 week course is open to all members and will be on Prayer Book Hebrew. How to read Hebrew, what some of the prayers mean, why do we say them, where did they come from, how do I participate in services with transliteration. This 6 week session is for anyone who would like to learn the Hebrew Alphabet, recognize sight words in Hebrew and for those that can read Hebrew this session is to explore our Jewish Liturgy in our prayer books. We will also learn to sing some of our prayers that we do on Friday nights so that you can participate more comfortably.Did you know that a lot of our prayers are written directly in the Torah? Did you know that there is rich poetry in our prayers? Come find out more as we explore together. RSVP / Questions Call 561-912-1453 or reply to this email (firstname.lastname@example.com)
(Left to Right) Vice President Elect Dan Goldwasser, Rabbi Joan Cubell, Co-President Elect Rick Alovis, and Co-President Elect Joel Temper
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How many of you remember NYC Mayor Ed Koch, he would always ask "How am I doing" , we'll I'm asking How Are We Doing? Are you feeling the energy? The photo above was from one of our weekly Wednesday Meetings Joel, and I have arranged with Rabbi Cubell. Add to that the board meetings, telephone calls, text messages, emails, service rehearsals, Starbucks meetings, and more, I can tell you there is no lack of planning going on, Communication is flowing and excitement is contagious, so come on and catch it. At this weeks Wednesday Executive meeting we were joined by David Marcus who with his great Judaic background (his dad is Rabbi Marcus) has offered to help with the planning of this years High Holy Days (tickets are on Sale for guests and non members). Thank You David, Our new member Marc Jablon has agreed to help form the TBS Choir so if you can sing reply to this email and I'll get you together with Marc. Betty Besner is redoing our TBS Membership Kit, and speaking to un affiliated families. Dan Goldwasser has totally revamped our website, and we have not 1 but 2 Adult Ed classes starting this week, the Torah To Talmud Class already has a half dozen people signed up for the first class, but we want a lot more, Class starts Wednesday Morning 10am -11:30am at the Palm Beach Library on US 441 between Yamato and Clint Moore, its FREE (donation requested) and open to both members and non members. Info below. On Tuesday nights we will have a weekly class for TBS Members also Free, at the Rabbi's home, on Prayer Book Hebrew,
All are welcome to become members of our monthly Havurah event (Hebrew for fellowship). We get together usually on the 2nd Friday of most months for laidback relaxed Shabbat dinner; on some special occasions it will not be a Shabbat dinner but very special event for a special occasion. This is quickly becoming a great social gathering where wecelebrate Shabbat, family and friends. Check the temple calendar for more info
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June 26th 10am-11:30
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