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text: Two Chinese students have invented a device that might mean 'giving the finger' before you even start your car. Zhao Wencai and Li Zhoumu, from China's University of Geoscience, have built a finger print reader that doubles as a blood alcohol detector. It's purely a prototype, but it works by detecting sweat and other chemicals on the skin. If you're dripping with alcohol you won't be able to start your vehicle. Additionally, the finger print reader will double as a security device and will only let registered finger prints start the vehicle.

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The 2011 Fiat Uno may not be the fastest car on the block, but there are still a lot of people that prefer conservative, fuel-efficient vehicles than the more aggressive, high-powered kind, so, at the very least, we're obligated to show you spy photos of the hatchback whenever such photos pop up.
Fortunately, someone who's got some pull inside Fiat 's production facility in Brazil was able to take photos of the 2011 Fiat Uno, giving us a clear look at the soon-to-be-released compact vehicle. Judging from these photos, the Uno looks to have incorporated a number of new design cues, including a one-side-three-slot grill, new fender flares and dark headlights.
Specifications included in the car are still a little sketchy but you should at least expect something along the lines of a 1.0-lliter 75 horsepower base model to a more powerful – and we're using 'powerful' relatively – 1.4-liter 102 horsepower model.
Check out the photos and tell us what you think.
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Pella Corporation Murray Donates Money to Trooper Island
Date of News Release: 03/08/2005
(Murray, KY.) On February 10, 2005 managers of Pella Corporation Murray plant presented a check for $5,000.00 to benefit Trooper Island Camp. This check was in appreciation for an arrest made by Trooper Russell Boyd on January 19, 2005. The plant had received a series of bomb threats and with hard police work and dedication, Trooper Boyd arrested an employee of the plant charging him with Terroristic Threatening.
This year 2005 will mark the 40th anniversary of Trooper Island, which began in 1965 when the Kentucky State Police developed a camp on Dale Hollow Lake near the Clinton-Cumberland County line to help those who may not have otherwise had a chance to attend a summer camp. Trooper Island, has since been converted to a co-ed camp, and now serves approximately 700 boys and girls ages 10 to 12, selected from across the commonwealth by Troopers to attend a week long camp at no charge during the summer months.
In addition to the regular camping schedule Trooper Island conducts three (3) special camps for some of Kentucky's special needs youth. These camps include Camp PKU (phenylketonuria), Vision Camp (Vision Impairments) and Camp BraveHearts (Heart Complications).
Trooper Island is a non-profit charitable corporation. All construction and camping expenses are paid from tax-deductible contributions. Much industry, civic and business groups support Trooper Island along with charitable activities held by Kentucky State Police posts across the state. Some of activities in which funds have been raised for Trooper Island are golf scrambles, motorcycle runs, fishing tournaments and our yearly statewide raffle.
Anyone that would like to make a donation can send a contribution directly to Trooper Island at Post Office Box 473, Albany, Kentucky 42602 or by contacting your local Public Affairs Officer at any of the Kentucky State Police Posts across the state. Further information on Trooper Island can be found at www.kentuckystatepolice.org/island.htm.
If you ever attended Trooper Island as a camper, worked as a counselor or know someone who has, visit the web site at http://www.kentuckystatepolice.org/trooperislandcontact.php & sign our guest book telling us about your experience while at Trooper Island.


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A bourbon-brown sugar glaze gives this ham a robust sweet flavor perfectly suited for a hearty Easter brunch or dinner. Garnish plates with the first asparagus of the season and mashed or scalloped potatoes.
The next day you get to make soup with the hambone and add some leftover ham to give a big pot of split peas some depth. Set some chopped eggs on the bowls to add an attractive color contrast. You'll also use up some of those Easter eggs.


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Def a funny guy. rambles a lot and goes on rants but as long as you pay attention you will do great. midterm, final and two writing assignments.
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Missere is a nice guy. You can skip class 2 times officially, but he often forgets to take role. The book will be your bible on this. Also on the tests don't be fooled if you get a lot of true or falses in a row
He's a really cool teacher. Attendance is somewhat mandatory but he has interesting topics so you actually want to go. He helps you with everything. I recommend him!
Good guy, good professor can tell he cares about the students who give effort and will do anything he can to help you out. course isnt that tough overall and covers some interesting topics. worth taking for sure.
Basketball legend.. Probably the coolest person in the history of people. If you don't get an A, you are an es bobo.
great teacher, really funny read the textbook and get the articles, participate a lot and get the moview reviews in and its an easy A
If ur really interested in sports take him. He knows things that no one else can tell or teach u in the sports world. Alotta movies to watch and interesting speeches. A few papers and the hw is usually to bring in sports articles and talk about what u find. He is THE MAN!!! Im deff gonna take him again.
Great guy. Loves sports and that shows. Uses the book like its a bible, the reading is real interesting. Sometimes his lesson plan is a bit scattered but he has so much experience and so many stories to share. Definitely a good choice.
prof. missere is the man!!! lol...he knows so much about sports and he loves to tell stories and share his inside info...he loves the textbook he uses so you better get it...the way he graded his exam is sumthing all teachers should do...lol...he's my advisor and he loves to help
great professor. professor misery lmao. hes a great guy. really knows his stuff. the videos are a boring but they do tend to teach a lot
I love this man! He was one of my favorite teachers at St. John's and he is alot of fun to joke with in class. I wish I was taking him again because he made me laugh and made my day better! Take his class!!!
This professor is one who truly cares about his students. He has kept in touch with me throughout the years and went out of his way to get me an internship. He speaks to his students about real life scenerios and has tons of experience Coaching. It's good to have someone advise me who knows what hes talking about both in academics and on the court.
Very easy class...all you do is the easiest packets in the world and one test on ****...the easiest class and the guy is great really involved keeps you interested great class
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This guy is a great professor and mentor. He was great in the class and out.Make an appointment and see him when he is not busy and he will give you all the advice you will need on life and on your career.He is a very busy man but if you sit with him when he has time,he will do any and everything to help you out. Good person.Great advisor.
Either like him or dont. Not ez, thinks too much of himself, shows much favoritism towards athletes and more involved students. Good guy, helpful with advisement and such but not great in the classroom. Can be boring at times. Not the worst prof, not even a bad one compared to others but there are better ones out there. If u take him, kiss a**
Hes a great guy. Helps students out whenever he can. Can get stressed at times if too many things are happening while hes advising you but hes a great professor and will go out of his way for his students. He can be really funny too in class or in his office.
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Unemployment: Are the lazy hurting the needy?
Anecdotal evidence indicates that some bad apples are ruining the barrel when it comes to job seeking and applying for unemployment benefits.
By Rick Newman, U.S. News & World Report
Get ready for an attack on the unemployed.
With the economy improving and more companies hiring, people who are desperate to find a job finally have some opportunities. Yet there's still a generous government safety net in place for the unemployed, including federal programs that extend jobless benefits for up to 99 weeks. And now, there's growing anecdotal evidence that people who might be able to get jobs are choosing to live on the dole rather than work.
Surveys by the National Federation of Independent Business, for instance, show that small businesses are finally becoming more optimistic and hiring more workers. But of those that are hiring, 76% said recently that they can't find qualified applicants for the openings they have. Part of the reason, not surprisingly, is that people lack the right skills or work history. But business owners also report that 16% of the applicants they reject have poor social skills, 20% have unrealistic expectations about pay, and 14% have a poor appearance.
"This is a surprise," NFIB chief economist Bill Dunkelberg wrote in a recent Philadelphia Inquirer commentary, "since the applicant can largely control those factors."
Business owners also say that some job applicants want to get paid under the table, so they can continue to collect jobless benefits. A recent story by CNN Money highlighted a manufacturing firm in Wisconsin that has started to lock out job applicants it suspects of showing up just so they can say they looked for work -- a requirement for anybody receiving jobless benefits. Another business owner, in Illinois, said in the same story that her company needs to hire 45 to 50 new salespeople but struggles with workers who quit after getting free training, or who try to get fired after a few months of work so they can re-qualify for unemployment insurance. The company has now hired a specialist to help weed out phonies and identify worthwhile applicants.
Most people who receive jobless aid don't abuse the system, and economists generally support the idea of unemployment insurance when it functions as a short-term way of helping workers stay in their homes and keep food on the table during the down time between jobs. But Washington is now in uncharted territory, with "temporary" federal jobless benefits that have been in place for nearly four years. Since 2008, Washington has committed more than $200 billion on jobless aid, on top of more than $250 billion spent by states, which typically fund such programs. More than 20 million Americans have gotten government checks in lieu of a paycheck over that time.
Those checks have been a lifeline for many people who would happily work if they could find a job. But the current system also creates perverse incentives and makes it hard to cut off the lazy while helping those in genuine need. Anybody who has collected unemployment insurance knows that some paying jobs provide less money than is available by collecting a government check. There's also the risk that a new job won't work out, leaving you worse off than if you had never taken the job in the first place. So while it might be unethical to feign a job hunt while living on the dole, it's often rational to do just that. Post continues below.
Economists who have studied the problem believe that generous jobless benefits probably keep unemployment higher than it would otherwise be. Some studies, for example, show that employment levels tend to rise around the same time benefits end, which suggests that people max out their benefits before looking for work in earnest. But it's not clear what percentage of the unemployed may behave this way, or whether it even harms the overall economy.
Americans tend to support benefits for the unemployed, but that's likely to weaken as the economy improves and more stories circulate about people gaming the system. The heated rhetoric of this year's elections could also generate fresh scrutiny of one more government program that spends billions, with an uncertain benefit to taxpayers. There will also be intense pressure at the end of the year to further cut government spending and start tackling the national debt.
The problem is, there will still be millions of Americans who can't find meaningful work, no matter how hard they try. The unemployment rate at the end of 2012 will probably still be around 8%, and it could be five years or more before all the slack in the labor market has tightened. So we may need reforms that toughen eligibility requirements, establish a firm phase-out date for benefits and do a better job of identifying slackers. Maybe then, job applications will be for people who actually want a job.
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Police say a man was killed and a woman injured following a crash at the intersection of 13 Mile Road and Mound Friday morning.
Police tell FOX 2's Roop Raj that a Sterling Heights officer witnessed a green Grand Prix run a red light at the intersection of 15 Mile Road and Mound after 9 a.m. The officer turned right on Mound to pursue the driver, but did not engage in a chase or turn on his lights.
After losing site of the vehicle, the officer continued southbound on Mound until he came across the accident scene involving the same green Grand Prix and a tan-colored Chevy Tahoe SUV.
Police say the driver of the Grand Prix was killed. The SUV, which is registered to General Motors, was flipped and ended up in the median. The woman inside was rushed to Beaumont Hospital.
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text: Campus News Banned Books Week September 21-27, 2014, is Banned Books Week Jorie Graham's Poetry Pulitzer Prize winner Jorie Graham will be speaking at the Writers House on Wednesday September 17, 2014 at 4:00pm. MACKsearch is here! McQuade Library introduces MACKsearch: a new way to find books, articles, media, and more–all with a single search! Welcome Class of 2018! During Orientation first year students traveled to the library for a multimedia QR Code Walking Tour adventure. First Year Engineering Students Hoop It Up Librarian C.J. Wong shared her hula hooping skills with first year engineering students. David Raymond Draws Worlds with a Minute Vocabulary David Raymond can make substantive art with very little actual substance. A sculptor, painter, poet, and art writer who has been teaching at Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachusetts, since 1964, Raymond is showing 21 recent ink on paper drawings at Brunswick's ICON Contemporary Art. It is yet another superb showing of excellent and thoughtful abstract art at that venue.Read more: http://portland.thephoenix.com/arts/159441-abstraction-built-on-emptiness/#ixzz3BQe70WmB Sax and violence: Senior plays in mob film When the question "What did you do on your summer vacation?" comes up, one rising Merrimack senior has a killer answer:I was in a gangster movie. Merrimack Commencement: A Perfect Day With perfect weather to complete a perfect day, 520 excited Merrimack College graduates and their guests laughed and learned from actor Charlie Day '98, who stars in the FXX series, "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." Show 2 more... (40 total)


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I was going through some old newspapers when I found an article about Sun City, California. The article was dated October 23, 1969, and appeared in the LaVerne Leader.
It goes into detail about Del Webb's innovative new sales technique that eliminated the traditional practice of building a set of model homes apart from the rest of the homes. Instead, they scattered their models throughout the community, and allowed people to buy them on the spot. This way potential buyers could see the models at various places around the community, and get a better idea of what the environments looked like.
The article also goes on to discuss the Sun City Shopping Center, and throws out numbers and figures. Good stuff for history buffs.
I transcribed the entire article below. Of course, the article is still under copyright protection, but being so old, I hope the folks at LaVerne Leader won't mind...
SUN CITY - They call this Del E. Webb Corporation resort retirement community Sun City for a reason.
Here, is the tranquil Menifee Valley in Riverside County, the smogless and blue skies have contributed more to the economic and demographic growth than anything, officials say.
Sun City's location 25 miles south of Riverside on U.S 395 is sun-drenched most of the year, and because of the climate and population increase has been somewhat surprising to Del E. Webb Corp. Sun City executives.
It has been the catalyst that has forced the Del E. Webb Corp to initiate a building program that calls for both commercial and housing expansion at Sun City, now with 6,400 population.
The company will construct immediately $1 million in new homes and add $800,000 in commercial construction to the $1.6 million Sun City shopping center, reports Joe Aubin, Project Manager.
Aubin said Sun City has launched a different sales approach to its model home complex, and it has already responsible for the sale of $500,000 in new dwellings.
Heretofore, he said, Sun City prided itself in the display of model homes in a special area. Now, a completely new approach to model home exhibit is being achieved.
Aubin said the company will start its model home exhibit program with the construction of 20 models, valued at $500,000.
The models will be scattered throughout the expanding areas of Sun City, and they will be sold upon immediate demand, Aubin said.
He said this approach is in reverse of the traditional, which has been to build a model home complex and permit potential buyers to make tours of the models.
"All units will be available for immediate sale and occupancy whenever demanded", says E. Wayne Grippin, project sales manager for the Del E. Webb Corp. "We are in the position of constructing a series of new models on a continuing basis. This eliminates the model area and provides greater flexibility to people who get the opportunity to study the environment as it really is."
The homes are brand new designs, fresh from the drawing boards of Del E. Webb Corp. architects in Phoenix, Arizona. He said home sales will be directed from a new sales headquarters to be located at the Sun City entrance from U.S. 395.
Detailing Sun City's 1969 growth, Aubin said that the Sun City shopping center should gross $4 million this year, up about 10% over 1968.
Additions to the shopping center area are seven new shops and one service station. A $500,000 Safeway store is expected to start construction soon.
Other expansion moves include increasing the size of the Sun City community recreation center and the travel trailer parking area and planned additions are the Perris Masonic Lodge and County Fire Station. A U.S. Post Office was constructed recently.
Sun City already has a 7,000-ft. regulation golf course. In December, it will open another golf course, one block away. The new golf course will 3,817 yds. and par 61. "It should relieve the playing pressure on the regulation course", says Aubin. The new course cost $500,000.
Aubin reports that 254 home were sold last year at Sun City, with a real estate value of $6,350,000. He says home sales this year will approach this figure.
Besides the climate, Aubin says, one of the greatest attractions of Sun City is the community recreation center with its more than 100 clubs and activities, including swimming, shuffleboard, lawnbowling and social, hobby, travel and civic groups.
"Residents of Sun City are the cream of the nation's retired intellectuals and professionals," he says. "Your neighbor may be a former football player or actor, or he may be an economist or an archaeologist. They have come here from state in the union and from 15 foreign countries."
He says Sun City features both single-family and apartment environments. The new Sun City homes, priced $20,790 to $32,990, are designed in the manner of Contemporary, Mediterranean, and Spanish, and there is on that instills the architectual flavor of old fashioned country living.
Sun City is reaching via the San Bernardino Freeway, right at the Riverside-Corona off-ramp to U.S. 60 and then left to U.S. 395.


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Although Super Bowl Sunday is an iconic sports phrase the NFL says the first outdoor, cold weather Super Bowl could also be the first Super Bowl not played on a Sunday.
A snow storm on the East coast may move the game up to Friday or delay it to Monday.
So what do some Montanan's think about the possible change of date?
Kurtis Angevine of Great Falls says,"The typical American schedule you get your Saturdays and Sundays off so if it was moved to another day of the week that wasn't the weekend it might affect someone's work schedule."
Fred Wilkie also of Great Falls says,"It would if it was Friday or Monday because I have to work. I'd miss it. That doesn't sound good to me."
Dennis Hadson of Chester says,"I'm retired so they can have it any day they want."
Wilkie adds we have already seen a snowy outdoor game this season so snow at the Super Bowl shouldn't be a problem. "I remember watching Dallas and Green Bay play in the freezer bowl. It was really cold, so these guys should be able to do it too if necessary. I guess it depends on how much snow they get."
The general manager of Boston's says a change of date won't stop the sports bar from enjoying football's biggest game.
Robert Krippes says,"The party is going to go on one way or another. If they move it a day forward then we will move everything forward and get our guest taken care of and make sure they have a good time for the Super Bowl. I imagine the Super Bowl is going on one way or the other."
Krippes adds that he believes the Super Bowl event is big enough that it won't keep many people from coming out to watch it even if it is on a Monday or Friday.
Let us know what you think about the Super Bowl not being played on a Sunday by leaving us a comment.


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The Lizza List: Barney's Best Insults
"What is this, some kind of idiotic contest? Most interesting? That's idiotic. Ask me something substantive, and I'll answer it."
- Which reporter did Barney Frank say this to? Click through for the answer and a list of some of his best insults to reporters over the last few decades. It's also the first installment of a regular feature we're calling the Lizza List: http://nyr.kr/t5QNZC


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Cycling Clothing
Of course, cyclists in tight-fitting lycra and spandex look terribly silly. You know this. We know this. It's not like the joke is on us. We understand. If we see our reflection, we all tend to think, "What a dork" or some other unflattering thought.
Fortunately for us, we have valid reasons for wearing the clothing we do. And the reasons are good enough to overcome our self-consciousness concerning the sight we are as we ride down the street.
For what it's worth, while the internet may give me a better deal on the exact same item, I usually don't buy my clothing online. I prefer to buy my clothing from a local bike shop (LBS) where I can try it on before I buy, to ensure it fits properly.
In this series, I'm discussing each of the items in a cyclist's closet from the top down, why we use these items, and how to use these items. Next up: gloves and socks.
Amazingly, cycling socks are worth their cost. It is very easy and understandable to balk at the cost of one pair of socks costing $10 or more! But, their build really does help your feet feel much better. And after 6–8 hours on the pedals, this is a good thing.
There are as many varieties of socks as there are manufacturers, and then some. Some socks are light-weight that breathe very well and help cool your feet in hot summer months, others are more firm and keep your feet warm in cool conditions. Some have cuffs that ride low in your shoe, others ride high. Some have a base-white color, others black.
Regardless, you should look for socks that feel almost as if they are giving your feet a massage just sitting still while wearing them. Also look for reputable cycling names in the socks, as these will be specifically designed for the cyclist and not some generic brand that you could wear to any function.
Gloves serve two purposes in cycling: protecting your hands in the event of a fall, and wiping your tires off if you accidentally ride through debris. Many riders mistakenly consider gloves to be a comfort issue, helping alleviate the vibration of the road. They are not intended for this comfort. If they do help, that is icing on the cake.
If you are experiencing too much buzz from your handlebars or numbness in your fingers, you need to look into how well your bicycle fits your body, not how thick the gloves are. If you are fitted to your bike well, you should be able to ride all day without gloves. To help prevent hand tingling, you should constantly be changing your hand position and moving them about on the bars while you ride.
Some gloves have leather palms. Most nowadays have a synthetic, leather-type material. Some have this palm material extra thick, others use a gel layer in the palm, while others just leave one layer and call it a day.
Generally, I don't like gel pretty much anywhere near me or my bike. This also applies to gloves. Gel gets squished and, over time, stops rebounding to its original shape and placement. Instead, I prefer just an extra layer of leather in the palm to help in the case of a fall.
One other thing gloves do well: they help wipe off your nose when it's running because of cool temps (or allergies). A well-placed strip of terry-cloth on the back of your thumb is an excellent feature. In this area, watch out for the fastening velcro strips. If the edge of the hard velcro is facing up, you may well poke yourself in the nose or scratch your cheek with it (as I, unfortunately, have done). This does not feel well on cold mornings.
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Negate City — The FBI is a Racket and a Menace (RICO History & Analysis)Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 11/11/2012 - 22:25.
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kaput: capitalism for anti-capitalistsSubmitted by Anonymous on Fri, 11/09/2012 - 19:19.
What is capitalism, exactly? And can we destroy it before it destroys us?
Based on a series of participatory workshops. An introduction to economics, finance, and the theory of capitalism, for anti-capitalists. No previous exposure to economics necessary.
Volume 1: workshops 1 to 4 (84 pages)
Volume 2: workshops 5 to 7 plus reading guide (80 pages)
All-in-one version: not zine formatted.
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Hafenstrasse - Hier spricht ein ehemaliger Hausbesetzer!Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 11/08/2012 - 17:36.
Im November 1987 stand Hamburg kopf: Um die Hafenstraße wurden nachts Barrikaden errichtet, bürgerkriegsähnliche Zustände drohten. Volker G. (48), heute Familienvater, Bautechniker und Hostel-Betreiber auf St. Pauli, war damals einer der Hausbesetzer. Erstmals schildert ein Ex-Bewohner die Ereignisse aus seiner Sicht – ein subjektives Interview.
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Krawall fuer ein anderes LebenSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 11/08/2012 - 17:16.
Hafenstraße-Krawall für ein anderes Leben
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Primal Permaculture as Anarcho-Primitivist Theory!Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 11/08/2012 - 05:32.
Just the start of some interpretations of permaculture and it's use in an anarcho-primitivist world... done for a friends zine but I want to see this evolve so much more.
Comments and total critics welcome at email@example.com
Mulch love!
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Wildcrafting In The New World; Anarcho-hrrbalism!Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 11/07/2012 - 05:33.
Wildcrafting in the new world;
Anarcho-hrrbalism and its practice!
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Intervention - the Right against the citySubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 11/05/2012 - 10:23.
"Reclaim our cities". "Self-organise". "Take neighbourhood action". Consider these slogans for a moment. Sound familiar? Indeed they should, echoing as they do a body of scholarship (e.g. read more »
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Broken Teapot, The - a critical analysis of current "accountability" modelsSubmitted by pirate on Mon, 11/05/2012 - 08:54.
This is the first essay in the new anthology "The Broken Teapot" a critical analysis of current accountability models.
The Broken Teapot- Anonymous read more »
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Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy - The Ethical Slut: A Practical Guide to Polyamory, Open Relationships & Other AdventuresSubmitted by Anonymous on Fri, 11/02/2012 - 09:13.
If you've ever yearned for love, sex, intimacy beyond the limits of conventional monogamy, The Ethical Slut will open you up to infinite possibilities. Relationship pioneers Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy dispel myths about sluthood and show you how to maintain a successful polyamorous lifestyle through open communication, emotionally honest, and safer-sex practices. read more »
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On the Genealogy of Morality by Friedrich NietzscheSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/31/2012 - 20:21.
Friedrich Nietzsche is one of the most influential thinkers of the past 150 years and On the Genealogy of Morality (1887) is his most important work on ethics and politics. A polemical contribution to moral and political theory, it offers a critique of moral values and traces the historical evolution of concepts such as guilt, conscience, responsibility, law and justice. read more »
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Against Prison, Politics, SocietySubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 10/29/2012 - 18:29.
Some thoughts on prison, society, political prisoners and snitching from an insurrectionist point of view.
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Mutiny 67Submitted by syzygy on Mon, 10/29/2012 - 04:39.
Mutiny is a collective based in Sydney. We produce a zine in order to explore different avenues of disobedience and resistance, and to encourage people to write about their ideas, actions and experiences. Check out our blog here - http://mutinyzine.blog.com/ read more »
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Identity in CrisisSubmitted by Anonymous on Sat, 10/27/2012 - 19:39.
A text from baedan: a journal of queer nihilism. Identity in Crisis address capitalism's ability to recuperate positive queerness and speaks of queer negation. read more »
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Mutiny 66Submitted by syzygy on Fri, 10/26/2012 - 03:46.
Mutiny is a collective based in Sydney. We produce a zine in order to explore different avenues of disobedience and resistance, and to encourage people to write about their ideas, actions and experiences. read more »
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For the Pacific Northwest Grand Jury ResistersSubmitted by Anonymous on Fri, 10/26/2012 - 00:57.
Providing an overview of the situation surrounding the currently imprisoned Pacific Northwest grand jury resisters, this 72-page zine also functions as a timely primer on grand juries in general. read more »
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Marxism and Native Americans edited by Ward ChurchillSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 10/25/2012 - 07:34.
In a unique format of intellectual challenge and counter-challenge prominent Native Americans and Marxists debate the viability of Marxism and the prevalence of ethnocentric bias in politics, culture, and social theory. read more »
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For Ameica to Live, Europe Must DieSubmitted by Anonymous on Tue, 10/23/2012 - 05:31.
not yr cister press
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Stay Calm: some tips for keeping safe in times of state repressionSubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 17:32.
The spectre of state repression has been growing over Bay Area radical milieus. read more »
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Leave Me Alone zine #6Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 10/22/2012 - 11:07.
Leave Me Alone is a zine from Cluj-Napoca,Romania. It is a collection of interviews and essays from within the hardcore punk community.
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Don't Vote, Organize!: The Direct Democracy Case Against VotingSubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 10/21/2012 - 06:29.
This file is a booklet for printing. A normal PDF file and the Open Office doc can be found here: http://www.mediafire.com/#7hvbph4yghoyl
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God Is Red: A Native View of Religion by Vine Deloria, Jr.Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 18:59.
First published in 1972, God Is Red remains the seminal work on Native religious views, asking new questions about our species and our ultimate fate. read more »
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Custer Died for Your Sins - An Indian Manifesto by Vine Deloria, Jr.Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 18:53.
Deloria observes, "The Indian world has changed so substantially since the first publication of this book that some things contained in it seem new again." Indeed, It seems that each generation of whites and Indians will have to read and reread Vine Deloria's manifesto for some time to come, before we absorb his special, ironic Indian point of view and what he tells us, with a great deal of humor, read more »
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Struggle for the Land: Native North American Resistance to Genocide, Ecocide and Colonization by Ward ChurchillSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 18:36.
From the Sonora to the Arctic, North America's indigenous people have been dispossessed of nearly all their original territory, with the residue - about 2 percent - held under a colonial "trust" authority by the U.S. and Canada. read more »
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Perversions of Justice: Indigenous Peoples and Angloamerican Law by Ward ChurchillSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 18:16.
The United States is readily distinguishable from other countries, Chief Justice John Marshall opined in 1803, because it is "a nation of laws, not of men." In Perversions of Justice, Ward Churchill takes Marshall at his word, exploring through a series of 11 carefully crafted essays how the U.S. read more »
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From a Native Son: Selected Essays on Indigenism 1985-1995 by Ward ChurchillSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 17:16.
From a Native Son is the Capstone Collection of his most important and unflinching essays, which explore the themes of genocide in the Americas, historical and legal (re)interpretation of conquest and colonization, literary and cinematic criticism, and indigenist alternatives to the status quo. read more »
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Love Yourself, BabeSubmitted by jeanamarie on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 01:50.
A zine about self care and self love. Featuring articles about self harm as a method of self care and how to live on a budget while working part time and still have time for self care.
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Selected Writings of Gender AnarkySubmitted by Anonymous on Tue, 10/16/2012 - 19:35.
selected writings of the Gender Anarky collective in the CA prison system.
for more information, check out: genderanarky.wordpress.com
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Congratulations USMC Faculty of Theology and Continuing Education 2013 Graduates
2013 Convocation Address by Dr. Robert M. Doran, sj, (Doctor of Divinity, Honoris Causa)
Honorary Degrees
Honorary Degrees to be Conferred at USMC, Faculty Of Theology & Continuing Education Convocation on November 2, 2013 to:
Dr. James K. McConica, C.S.B. | Dr. Robert M. Doran, S.J.
Dr. James K. McConica, c.s.b.
Dr. James K. McConica, csb, (Doctor of Divinity, Honoris Causa)
Dr. James McConica, C.S.B., is President Emeritus of the University of St. Michael's College as well as Praeses Emeritus of the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies. He has had a long and distinguished career in Academic Administration at St. Michael's and an equally distinguished academic career at the University of Oxford, England. He is the author of a number of publications spanning his entire career and focusing on historical issues. In recent years, his main area of research has been on the Reformation scholar, 'Erasmus of Rotterdam'.
Rev. McConica has received many academic honors from several universities among them St. Paul in Ottawa, Exeter College, Oxford, The University of Saskatchewan and the University of Windsor. In May, 2000 he was appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada.
Dr. Robert M. Doran, S.J.
Dr. Robert M. Doran, sj, (Doctor of Divinity, Honoris Causa)
Rev. Dr. Robert M. Doran, S.J., is Professor of Systematic Theology at Marquette University, where he occupies the Emmett Doerr Chair in Catholic Systematic Theology. He is General Editor of the Collected Works of Bernard Lonergan (University of Toronto Press), and author of the books Subject and Psyche, Psychic Conversion and Theological Foundations, Theology and the Dialectics of History, What Is Systematic Theology? and the first volume of The Trinity in History: A Theology of the Divine Missions, along with two volumes in which his earlier articles have been collected (Theological Foundations: Intentionality and Psyche and Theological Foundations: Theology and Culture).
He is a Trustee of the Bernard Lonergan Estate, a position to which he was appointed by Lonergan and in which he serves with the approval of the Jesuits in English Canada, owners of the Lonergan intellectual property. In this capacity, and with the help of Greg Lauzon, he has established a website whose first task is to make available the most important items in the Lonergan Archives. He and Greg have also established a website highlighting a secondary collection of scholarly works and recorded lectures from many different authors whose work is based on Lonergan's thought, and a third website that serves as a hub for connecting with others within the Lonergan community.
The focus of his current research is the theology of grace and the analogies for understanding the Trinity. He is also working on the integration of Lonergan's work with Girard's mimetic theory. He is currently engaged in writing the second volume of The Trinity in History. Prof. Doran taught at Regis College from 1979-2006, during which he directed a number of dissertations, including those of students from the University of St. Michael's College.


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Slide 5 from my nostalgia-fest "The Art of Writing Small Programs" from just under two years ago:
XKCD 1275 from last week:
(Of course that should be INT SQR EXP PI/INT PI * PI * R ** INT PI).
Posted in general by Olly Betts on 2013-10-18 18:01 | Permalink
I finally got my talk slides from last year's Kiwi PyCon and OSDC uploaded, and got inspired to overhaul my list of talks, including a few that were missing entirely, and adding links to video or audio of more of the talks.
If you've half an hour to kill and want some 8-bit computing nostalgia, then the video of "The Art of Writing Small Programs" from OSDC 2011 is well worth a watch.
Posted in general by Olly Betts on 2012-01-09 01:20 | Permalink
Tim McNamara and the team at boost new media have generously decided to open up some spare desks in their office as a free co-working space each Friday. The concept (and silly name) come from an original event in New York, USA, and has already spread to over 100 cities around the world.
I was going to be in town at lunchtime for the Summer of Tech lightning talks (which were well worth the trip in) so decided to sign up and spend the afternoon co-working. Usually I work alone at home, which has fewer human distractions than a shared office, but plenty of replacement distractions, and I sometimes miss being able to easily bounce ideas off other people without waiting for them to check email.
Posted in general by Olly Betts on 2011-02-10 15:02 | Permalink
Hello world.
I've been meaning to start blogging for some time. My motivations are that articulating what I'm up to will help me to stay focussed better, and I'll be able to let those in the Xapian community who are interested see what I'm currently up to without me having to worry that I'm bombarding the mailing list with too much information.
It will also give me somewhere to put analysis of Xapian-related issues which include graphs, diagrams, and tables, which mailing list email isn't very well suited to.
And that's the motivation for getting around to this right now. GMX are sponsoring me to do some work on reducing database size. They've wanted me to report as the work progressed, and we decided the best approach was for me to post the progress reports to a public blog, so other people can follow the work too.
I will try to make the test scripts available where I easily can, and I'd love to get feedback on how things look with your Xapian databases, particularly if they are large.
I don't currently have a commenting feature on the blog. It would be good to have one, but I'm reluctant to create yet another place to have to regularly cleanse of spam, so until I have time to set up comments with decent spam protection please direct feedback to http://identi.ca/olly or the xapian-devel mailing list.
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Updated: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 07:41:19 CST
This is the 3rd wettest October in the history of Hastings.
And the 11th wettest for Grand Island.
October's first rainfall was welcomed by farmers after a dry summer.
But 4.6 inches later, enough is enough.
"Do we wish that it would kind of hold off for a little bit? Absolutely," UNL Extension Educator Ron Seymour said.
"The rainfall has definitely slowed them down."
Slowing them down, but not stopping farmers from getting the job done.
Seymour says about 80 percent of the soybeans are out and farmers are starting to work on their corn.
Central Nebraska's farmers typically don't have many problems with rainfall because they've had to deal with it so many times in the past.
It's a snowfall that would be truly detrimental.
"It does tend to cause the stalks to fall more readily than if you just had rain," Seymour said.
No snow is in the forecast this week.
And the folks at Midwest Soil Sampling are thankful for that.
A snowfall is the last thing they want.
"We're kind of hoping for dry weather and warm weather," regional manager Jake Hofman said.
Hofman can't get in to sample soil until the crops are out of the field.
He's hoping things will stay dry through December.
To Hofman, things could be worse.
"I'm not going to complain about rain. It would have been nicer to have it a little bit earlier in the year but we'll take it."
The 6.16 inches in 2008 remains Hastings' highest October totals.


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Thorgan means double Hazards at Chelsea – Blues win Oscar
7/25/12 in Soccer | JamesSmith23 | 1413 respect
Chelsea now arrives with a warning of double Hazards – That's right… Chelsea has signed in none other than Eden Hazard's teenage brother Thorgan Hazard. Chelsea officials announced earlier today that they had signed in Thorgan Hazard from the French Ligue 1 outfit Lens.
The 19-year-old brother of the Belgium international plays in a similar position to his brother. Eden Hazard came to Stamford Bridge last month after a yearlong speculation about his new club.
Eden Hazard's transfer saga ended when the 21-year-old attacking midfielder announced he had decided to join the Champions League winners Chelsea. According to an inside scoop, Chelsea's billionaire owner Roman Abramovich played a big role in convincing Eden Hazard to join the Blues.
Thorgan Hazard, who joined Lens at the age of 14 years, was brought into the club's senior squad just last season. Thorgan Hazard has a lot to prove with Chelsea as he has only made 14 appearances with Lens in Ligue 1.
Thorgan Hazard has yet to earn a cap for his country. Nonetheless, the youngster has already played for Belgium at several age groups. Chelsea is expected to list Thorgan Hazard under their Under-21 squad for preseason training.
Rife rumors suggest Thorgan Hazard will be sent away on a loan move to help him gain more experience.
In other news, Internacional president Giovanni Luigi has announced that Chelsea is on the verge of acquiring the bragging rights for the Brazilian wonder kid Oscar. An ESPN report quoted Giovanni Luigi saying that Chelsea and Internacional were on the verge of signing Oscar's transfer contract.
Chelsea is expected to pay as much £25 million in transfer fees for Oscar, who is in London training with his Brazilian teammates for the 2012 London Olympics.
"The situation is very advanced, but not finalized yet. Oscar has to get his work permit. He needs to have a certain amount of caps to play in England, but I don't believe that will be a problem," Giovanni Luigi told ESPN.
Both clubs haven't announced the agreed transfer fee for Oscar. Nonetheless, the young Brazilian should apply for work permit in England.
"I won't confirm the value, but I can guarantee it wasn't in pounds. No cross-border negotiation is made in pounds - it's either Euros or dollars. I have also reached an agreement with Sao Paulo over their part. It's Chelsea that will pay that, not Internacional," Giovanni Luigi said.


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Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Sunday's series finale between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Baltimore Orioles has been postponed due to rain.
Chris Tillman was scheduled to make the start for the O's, while Henderson Alvarez was to take the bump for Toronto.
The game will be made up as part of a doubleheader on Monday September 24 with game one beginning at 4:05 p.m. (et).
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I like it. I am interested to know what the cap on Valor will be. If we can get all the Valor we need from raids, won't that kill off a lot of the Heroic market. And it shouldn't be so low that we may end up halfway through a raid and stop earning any. That's the nice thing about emblems: even when no gear you wants drops or you win no rolls, you're still earning new gear, and it'd kinda suck to have people saying, "Well, I'm Valor capped, I'm going to quit this raid now."
RogueJedi86 said...
Maybe it'll be 75k like Honor(and I guess arena, I haven't done arena ever, not sure on arena). Since all of this sounds a bit like Honor Points, I would guess they'll copy that. But I'm sure it all depends on how they decide to mete out the various points.
Literaltruth said...
I think it's much more likely that people who raid will work out how much valor they are likley to get from their normal raiding activities and then work out how many daily heroics they will then need to get capped and spread those out during the week.
Yes... one of the things livening up heroics now is the 5800 gs tank chain pulling everything and "carrying" new healers that may be geared but still new to his class
or the 5700 gs x 2 dps that can compensate for the lack of dps from (again), newly specced or newly dinged dps
I mean, if raiders stop queueing for heroics, who knows how the queue time will be, maybe better maybe worse for dps, I don't know...
And yeah it should be high enough so that you can't, say, run Tempest Keep one night and SSC the other night and capped halfway through
And they should adjust the earning scheme so that raiders who can clear the dungeon still earns more than people who solely get it from heroics, this is not a QQ from or against casuals, I'm a casual player myself but this just seems fair


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The Numark PT-01 and the more expensive Vestax Handy Trax are targeted at those who relish the idea of listening to wax at a record store on their own gear. However, the PT-01 is affordable enough for anybody interested in records, and it's portable enough to shuttle between the living room, picnics, the office, the studio, wherever. The built-in mono speaker isn't loud, but it's sufficient for intimate gatherings. Attached to powered speakers and a hi-fi stereo system, the PT-01 sounded excellent. While their sound doesn't match the deftness, solidness, and audio quality of our much heavier Technics, the Numark reminds you why vinyl is still audio king. (Is the better sound quality offered by turntables worth dealing with their old-fashioned quirks? Make Some Noise.)
The player can spin at 33rpm, 45rpm, and 78rpm and includes an adapter for 45s. The delicate tone arm features auto start/stop and a replaceable stylus; of course, you can also lock it down during transport. The small 7-inch platter includes a felt mat and can accommodate 12-inch records; felt "buttons" in four corners away from the platter protect larger records from abrasion. The platter is pretty stable--you can even scratch on it--but the 12-inch record protrudes a few inches past the unit's footprint. You'll find the controller knobs in the lower-right corner. Here you can adjust volume, tone (remember tone?), and RPM, as well as alter pitch by plus or minus 10 percent. Throw another PT-01, battery-powered speakers, and a mixer into the fray and you have yourself a battery-operated party.


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7/25 at the International Amphitheatre was one of those truly epic shows that left everybody in attendance scattered, shattered, sweatin' & grinnin'. Wild, wild excursions and eye-watering beauty, this was 1974.


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Justice Department to Investigate Deal?
Nortel Patent Deal Under Scrutiny
According to the Wall Street Journal, the Justice Department is investigating whether the consortium, consisting of Apple, Microsoft, RIM and Sony, who acquired Nortel's 6,000-strong patent portfolio at a price of $4.5 billion, could use the patents against competing Android smartphones. The portfolio consists of wired, wireless and digital communication technology patents, including patents for 4G, data networking, optical, voice and semiconductors. In a press release, Nortel stated that their "extensive patent portfolio touches nearly every aspect of telecommunications and additional markets as well, including Internet search and social networking."
Google also made a $900 million "stalking horse" bid for the Nortel patents. Upon announcing the bid, Google stated that:
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Angelo Cataldi: Who made LeBron James king of sports?
The biggest egomaniac in sports is headed back to America's ugliest city. It's the feel-good story of the summer.
Could LeBron James land in Philly?
LeBron James has become a free agent again after opting out of his Miami Heat contract.
Angelo Cataldi: Andrew Wiggins will be a bust
Andrew Wiggins will break the heart of whatever team picks him. He will be a bust. Bet on it.
Could Carmelo Anthony join Lebron James to create the Big Four?
Is this just a rumor? Or are there some teeth to it?
LeBron James carries Heat to 3-1 series lead over Nets
The Nets anticipated Game 4 was going to be the LeBron James show.
Possibly star-less Celtics in Florida for double-dip
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He can't, he hasn't collected all the masks. He'll have to beat Romney using only the bunny hood and the great fairy sword.
If that's the case, he's in deep shit.
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I'm a graduate student in experimental condensed matter physics. Over the last few months, I've found my motivation for physics decreasing substantially going from "I'm definitely doing my PhD in this" to "grabbing my MS and change fields"; now I'm not even sure I can withstand the MS.
As I was sitting in class yesterday it dawned on me: I didn't understand the point of this class. I could not see application of any of the stuff that they've taught me to my research, because there was no new science; it was old science packaged in harder math. Maybe I'm wrong and there IS new science, but it just isn't for me to see it. My mathematical skills are OK but I neither have the interest nor the ability to pursue theoretical research.
My grades aren't too bad. However, each and every physics assignment has been an uphill struggle taking hours for a single problem. I wouldn't mind if this was on something interesting but doing it for the Nth rigid body problem or Nth hydrogen atom is not the greatest motivation. This sort of frustration, coupled with the realization that what I'm learning is not going to directly apply to what I'm doing, saps me of energy. My health and my research plans have taken a decline due to spending far too much time doing homework.
I'm thinking about reapplying to a materials science and engineering program at the local state school since it would align more closely with my career goals, and the research in materials there is more applicable to my scientific interest and ability than similar research in the physics department. In addition they require less classes and of those classes I've taken numerous before. I'm willing to call this year a learning experience and start over from scratch.
However I feel sort of guilty about this, and also don't want to burn bridges. I'll also need 1-2 letters of recommendation from my current school. How should I handle this?
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If you feel bored by your research and your classes, then you should get out as soon as you can. Things are not likely to get much better. If you want to do research, then you should be really passionate about it. You should absolutely love it. If you don't, then you should find something else.
But what you might want to do first is talk to a professor about how you feel. Maybe he can suggest you another direction in research and something you would like more.
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Thank you for the advice. I like the research but I just haven't been able to do much of it since I spend 30 hours on just homework. I also think that for my area, I don't necessarily have to do it in the physics department.
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Chapter 1
Description of Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS)
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This report presents results from the Treat-ment Episode Data Set (TEDS) for 2003, and trend data for 1993 to 2003.2 The report provides information on the demographic and substance abuse characteristics of the 1.8 million annual admissions to treatment for abuse of alcohol and drugs in facilities that report to individual State administrative data systems. The Office of Applied Studies (OAS), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), coordinates and manages collection of TEDS data from the States. (Additional information on TEDS, its history, and its relationship to SAMHSA's other data collection activities can be found in Appendix A.)
The TEDS system comprises two major components, the Admissions
Data Set and the Discharge Data Set. The TEDS Admissions Data Set is an
established program that has been operational for over 10 years. It includes
data on treatment
admissions that are routinely collected by States to monitor their individual substance abuse treatment systems. The TEDS Discharge Data Set is relatively new, with the first data reported for Year 2000. For both data sets, selected data items from the individual State data files are converted to a standardized format consistent across States. These standardized data constitute TEDS.
The TEDS Admissions Data System consists of a Minimum Data Set collected by all States, and a Supplemental Data Set collected by some States. The Minimum Data Set consists of 19 items that include:
Demographic information
Primary, secondary, and tertiary substances and their route of
administration, frequency of use, and age at first use
Source of referral to treatment
Number of prior treatment episodes
Service type, including planned use of methadone
The Supplemental Data Set consists of 15 items that include psychiatric, social, and economic measures.
The TEDS Discharge Data System was designed to enable TEDS to collect information on entire treatment episodes. Discharge data, when linked to admissions data, represent treatment episodes that enable analyses of questions that cannot be answered with admissions data alone, for example, the proportion of discharges that completed treatment and the average length of stay of treatment completers.
Definitions and classifications used in the Admissions Minimum and Supplemental Data Sets are detailed in Appendix B.
Limitations of TEDS
TEDS, while comprising a significant proportion of all
admissions to substance abuse treatment, does not include all such admissions.
TEDS is a compilation of facility data from State administrative systems. The
scope of facilities included in TEDS is affected by differences in State
licensure, certification, accreditation, and disbursement of public funds. For
example, some State substance abuse agencies regulate private facilities and
individual practitioners, while others do not. In some States, hospital-based
substance abuse treatment facilities are not
licensed through the State substance abuse agency. Some State substance abuse agencies track correctional facilities (State prisons and local jails), while others do not.
In general, facilities reporting TEDS data receive State alcohol and/or drug agency funds (including Federal Block Grant funds) for the provision of alcohol and/or drug treatment services. (See Chapter 4.) Most States are able to report all admissions to all eligible facilities, although some report only admissions financed by public funds. States may report data from facilities that do not receive public funds, but generally do not because of the difficulty in obtaining data from these facilities. TEDS generally does not include data on facilities operated by Federal agencies, including the Bureau of Prisons, the Department of Defense, and the Department of Veterans Affairs. However, some facilities operated by the Indian Health Service are included.
The primary goal of TEDS is to monitor the characteristics of treatment episodes for substance abusers. Implicit in the concept of treatment is a planned, continuing treatment regimen. Thus TEDS does not include early intervention programs that are considered to be prevention programs. Crisis intervention facilities such as sobering-up stations and hospital emergency departments generally are not included in TEDS.
TEDS is an exceptionally large and powerful data set. Like
all data sets, however, care must be taken that interpretation does not extend
beyond the limitations of the data. Limitations fall into two broad categories:
those related to the scope of the data collection system, and those related to
the difficulties of aggregating data from highly
diverse State data collection systems.
Limitations to be kept in mind while analyzing TEDS admissions data include:
TEDS is an admission-based system, and TEDS admissions do
not represent individuals. Thus, for example, an individual admitted to
treatment twice within a calendar year would be counted as two admissions.
TEDS attempts to enumerate treatment episodes by
distinguishing the initial admission of a client from his/her subsequent
transfer to a different service type (for example, from residential treatment
to outpatient) within a single continuous treatment episode. However, States
differ greatly in their ability to identify transfers; some can distinguish
transfers within providers but not across providers. (See Chapter 4 and Table
4.1.) Some admission records in fact may represent transfers, and therefore
the number of admissions reported probably overestimates the number of
treatment episodes.
The number and client mix of TEDS admissions do not
represent the total national demand for substance abuse treatment or the
prevalence of substance abuse in the general population.
The primary, secondary, and tertiary substances of abuse
reported to TEDS are those substances that led to the treatment episode, and
not necessarily a complete enumeration of all drugs used at the time of
States continually review the quality of their data processing. When systematic errors are identified, States may revise or replace historical TEDS data files. While this process represents an improvement in the data system, the historical statistics in this report will differ slightly from those in earlier reports.
Interpretation of the Data
Considerations specific to this report include:
The report includes admissions records for calendar years
1993 to 2003 that were received and processed by SAMHSA through April 11,
SAMHSA, in reporting national-level TEDS data, must balance timeliness of reporting and completeness of the data set. This can result in a time lag in the publication of annual data because preparation of the report is delayed until nearly all States have completed their data submission for that year. Summary statistics for 2004 for those States that have completed their 2004 submissions are available on-line at:
2 The total number of TEDS 2003 admissions has been revised slightly since publication of: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Office of Applied Studies. Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS). Highlights - 2003. National Admissions to Substance Abuse Treatment Services, DASIS Series: S-27, DHHS Publication No. (SMA) 05-4043, Rockville, MD, 2005. In that reoprt, the number of 2003 admissions was reported as 1,841,522. In preparing this report, it was decided that because the State of West Virginia had reported data for three months of the year only, its data should not be included. This resulted in the reduction of the total number of records by 1,247, to 1,840,275.


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Apple will launch a larger screen iPhone later this year, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
The Journal says Apple suppliers are experimenting with different displays, but a 4-inch model is likely.
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iPhone sales continue to go gang-busters, with the handset selling 35.1 million during the March quarter.
But today's models, with their 3.5-inch screens, look increasingly puny next to the super-size displays sported by high-end Androids.
One of Apple's highest profile competitors in the Google Android camp, Samsung, is just weeks away from releasing the Galaxy S III (see NBR preview here), which boasts a 4.8-inch screen - upping the ante from the S II's 4.2-inch display, and the recently released 4.7-inch HTC One X (see NBR review here).
Sony, Huawei and other Android makers also have jumbo screen models on the way.
Apple is likely not worried about cut-price Androids driving up the rival platform's market share (now handily ahead of iPhone by most counts).
But CEO Tim Cook could be nervous about premium Androids like the Galaxy SIII eating away at the top end.
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Meh - who cares about Apple/iOS - they are lagging behind the competition.
Samsung is #1 - you said so yourself Chris, in an article a few weeks back. iOS is for sheep - Android is for those who simply want the best!! :-)
[Personally, I like the big screen Androids. But there are also battery life and ergonomic considerations, so they don't suit everyone.
The broader point is that if you've in the Android camp, you can choose from a variety of models form small to jumbo.
iPhone's one size fits all. - CK]
Interesting stuff re Apple - My feeling is that if they release a similar looking phonje to the 4 they could find themselves in bit of a pickle... the iphone brand needs to be jump-started afresh with a new look and new differentiators that the other phone makers dont have... a bigger screen isnt all that exciting
Erm wasnt the Galaxy SIII already unveiled in London a week and a bit ago?
[Yes it was. See link to NBR's report in the story above. NZ release is expected early June, initially through Vodafone - CK]
Apple has a cycle of updating the external and internal, then updating the internal only keeping the same form factor.
Based on this, the next iPhone (5) will have a different form factor. A bigger screen is to be expect but I hope they dont go to big and the increase in size is offset by a reduction in the bezel.
A bigger screen sounds great. I could really do with a phone that won't fit in my pocket. It'll be a nice flashback to the 1990's.
Maybe they could release it with a faux-leather belt clip to hold it?
I would have happy to have an Iphone that better coped with Vodafone's patchy signal strength. It is ridiculous that Vodafone can't be accessed in parts of Auckland (and elsewhere). If I want a bigger screen, I use my iPad.
My aunty's got one and sometimes she allows me to use it.
Shirtmakers are going to have to fit bigger pockets on their shirts.
A b it like Razors - more and more blades.
Any women worth her salt will tell you that size doesn't really matter.
Bigger screen ain't a problem. The HTC still fit into my pocket OK.
But a low-end Android aint a competitor to iPhone. The flagships Androids might be, but Apple still has greater market share in high-end smartphones. The Android market share is inflated by $299 phones.
Everyone is conveniently side-stepping the capability no tech writer appears courageous enough to address. That being scratch n' sniff.
Bigger? I want thinner and lighter. So a (current gen) iPod Touch that is also a phone, with no increase in any dimension or weight. That I would buy.
People on my train/walk commute all have these big things, and they are always holding them (even when not in use). Why? They don't bloody fit in their pockets! I live in asia where people are small - seeing a small asian lass using a Samsung Note as a phone is just, well, embarrassing.
Stupid big phones.
Not as "embarrassing" as your thoughtless -- and racist -- comment.