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Here's a few quick thoughts on the next few stories in this, so far, very enjoyable collection:
"Dispatches from the Revolution" by Pat Cadigan, pp.152-172.
A very powerful story which, as the title suggests, is set out in the style of dispatches, letters and fragments of interviews, largely by dissidents telling the history of the military regime which now rules the USA. This situation comes about as a result of the troubles of America's 1960s (The Civil Rights movements, student protests, JFK's assassination) not being resolved and instead developing into violence and terrorism, ultimately causing a bomb to kill the majority of potential democrat candidates for the Presidential election and the army to take control of the reigns of state as a result. Evocative language and chilling descriptions of riots and riot police gone out of control are illustrated in my minds eye by images of May Day riots and the Miner's Strike of the 1980s. Cadigan makes effective use of multiple story tellers and perspectives, difficult in so small a space, whilst still forming a coherent narrative which depicts America's slide into chaos and the implications for the wider global community.
"Catch that Zeppelin!" by Fritz Leiber, pp.173-194.
Considered a classic of Alternate History short stories, the twist for Leiber's story is somewhat lessened once you realise the cover art to the collection is based on this particular tale. Any man with a mustache and that particular parting, in an Alternate History setting immediately makes us think of Adolf Hitler, so entrenched is the alternate-World War II (one of the reasons for making it the core of my thesis study). Leiber suggests a world in which the First World War goes on for an extra two years, until 1920, a world in which Marie Curie and Thomas Edison marry and produce a genius child Thomas Sklodowska Edison, and a world in which the Second World War never happens thanks to the generous manner in which the defeated Central Powers, particularly Germany, are dealt with. It is a world of huge Helium zeppelins, electric cars, and seeming prosperity. The alternate Hitler works for DLG - the German airship company - and retains his passion for all things German, but is mellowed by his country's circumstances. He is even accepting of Jews. This Hitler is, however unhinged in time, and it is thrown from one world to another (ours) allowing more direct comparisons between a world of peace and a world at war, between electric and gasoline, success and tragedy. Leiber's contrast between the two Hitlers, both industrious and proud but one constructive whilst the other is destructive, is notable for is deviance from the normal trope of "Hitler as the epitome of evil". It is not, however alone in this portrayal.
"A Very British History" by Paul McAuley, pp.95-203.
Fritz Leiber's "Catch that Zeppelin!" features a historian who studies "cusps" in history - potential turning points where things could have gone very differently, it is through these cusps that our history is contrasted with the history of the story. McAuley's "A Very British History" features a similar figure. In this instance the historian, Professor Sir William [Bill] Coxton, has written a history of the Space Race which reveals that in this world the UK was a third player alongside the USA and USSR. Thanks to captured rockets and scientists at the end of the Second World War, the UK was able to conduct experiments in rocketry in Australia and put the first men on the moon. The space aspects of this story appeal to my science fiction fan nature, particularly because the resulting impact on history is that space technology is far more advanced than is the case in our own world.
"The Imitation Game" by Rudy Rucker, pp.204-214.
This story suggests an alternate fate for the cruelly treated Alan Turing. It occupies a kind of literary grey-area between Alternate History and conspiracy theory or "secret history". Rucker's story doesn't actually "alter" history and so can it still be called an Alternate History? As far as history records Turing would still have died in the manner in which he did, the fact he staged it and escaped to live in Europe after an attempted assassination by MI5 wouldn't make it into the records. It could even be the case! It's still an interesting story, Turing is a fascinating figure who was terribly abused by the state despite all he did for King/Queen and country, I can't decide if it really belongs here or not though...
"Weihnachtsabend" by Keith Roberts, pp.215-152.
This short story, by the author of Pavane, is clearly massively influenced by George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four and by Sarban's The Sound of His Horn. The story is another Second World War alternative, this time a coup in the UK has created a fascist state which rules alongside the Third Reich as the "Two Empires". The protagonist Mainwaring (and I'm sorry but that makes me picture Arthur Lowe) is confronted with a seditionist text and secretly observed to see if he reads it and betrays the state or not. This scene summons up images of Winston and Julia reading from Goldstein's book in Orwell's novel, whilst images of a hunt midway through the story revel in the monstrosity of the act and invite comparison with the human hunts in Sarban's classic Nazi Alternate History. As with the short stories which form Pavane


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Three hunt followers have been given community orders after a Boxing Day fracas with hunt saboteurs.
Trouble flared on December 26, 2014 when the Colne Valley Beagles planned a meeting close to the Jack O'Mitre pub at Scammonden.
Danny O'Brien, Robert Walker and Gareth Nicholson were among those attending to support the hunt when a van containing the anti-hunt protesters turned up, Leeds Crown Court heard.
Sentencing the trio for affray Recorder Richard Wright QC said: "As is a common feature of such gatherings whilst there are those who support hunting in all its forms there are equally those who oppose hunting in all its forms and seek to protest lawfully against it."
He said when the anti-hunt protesters attended "unfortunately on this day things got badly out of hand."
He told the three: "I am satisfied none of you were there that day for the purpose of trouble but were all there to participate in a countryside pursuit you all enjoyed and feel very passionate about and I am quite sure that contributed to tempers over-flowing and all of you losing control."
Recorder Wright said the protesters, who had earlier had a window smashed in their van by others not in court, were filming the hunt followers.
Having seen some footage it appeared that filming was what caused "the matter to boil over and violence to begin."
He added: "You all should have known better than to go and engage with anti-hunt protesters and having done so tempers flared and violence broke-out."
He said Walker, in spite of his age, good character and standing in the community had assaulted one of them having lost his temper. O'Brien joined in and also punched at people in the van.
Nicholson, the least involved according to the prosecution had done some "pushing and shoving" but because he was "a big lad" that was intimidating, said Recorder Wright.
But he said they had faced an entirely "inexplicable and wholly unacceptable delay" in the case being prosecuted and reaching court and that could be reflected in the sentence.
All three admitted affray and were given a 12 month community order. Walker, 65, a retired butcher, of Tudor Street, Linthwaite, of previous good character, was ordered to do 80 hours unpaid work.
O'Brien, 20, of Pike Law Road, Scapegoat Hill, was ordered to do 120 hours unpaid work and Nicholson, 20 of Bottomley Lane, Stainland, Halifax, also of previous good character was ordered to do 60 hours unpaid work. The court heard a fourth defendant, Nicholson's best friend had died last weekend following a car crash.


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Carbon Capture & Storage Projects Stalled Last Year
Though in general here at TreeHugger we're not fans of the sometimes silver bullet status touted by the industry for carbon capture and storage projects, this isn't really a good sign.
A new report from Worldwatch Institute looks at investment in CCS projects for 2011 and finds that funding for them stalled last year, with current projects only capable of dealing with a fraction of a percent of global emissions.CCS funding in 2011 stood stable from 2010, at $23.5 billion, with some 75 projects underway around the world, and only 8 are operational (a figure unchanged in the past three years).
Taking all these planned and operational projects together, the report says that they can capture just 0.5% of emissions from energy production alone.
Remember that though energy production is a big part of the global emissions pie, emissions from deforestation and from agriculture (which overlaps with deforestation somewhat in most calculations) are also significant.
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Have a teenager of driving age in your home? Then you know first-hand how expensive car insurance is for young drivers. As far as insurance companies are concerned teenagers are a risk behind the wheel. They have less experience and statistics show they have more accidents than any other driving group.
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Even if you have been with the same company for many years, it doesn't hurt to cost compare. Like interest rates, insurance premiums can fluctuate as well. In some cases, a newer policy can give you more coverage for less money simply because they have added new benefits to plans and eliminated old ones that do not pertain to your family's needs any more. Some insurance companies will also offer incentives for switching to them.
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Smart can be sexy, too. At least, that's what Marissa Mayer's photo shoot and interview in Vogue sets out to prove.
The self-described geek and CEO of Yahoo! is no stranger to controversy. Ever since Mayer took the helm of the faltering tech giant at the tender age of 36 while six months pregnant, all eyes have been on her. Whether it's critiquing her choice to ban telecommuting for workers or noting her luxurious tastes, someone always has something to say.
However, it's not her latest business decision that's drawing the ire of commentators, but her pose in the magazine. The photo shows her lying upside down on white chaise lounge dressed in a blue Michael Kors dress with Yves St. Laurent shoes. (Click here to see the photo or watch the video below.) This image does not seem like anything out of the ordinary for any standard fashion shoot, however, some women have voiced concerns that her pose perpetuates stereotypes about women in the workplace. They seem worried that Mayer's glamour shot detracts from the progress women have made to be seen as equals to their male counterparts, particularly in the tech industry where female faces are sparse.
Earlier this year, Complex released a countdown of the "Top 40 Hottest Women in Tech" (which included Mayer). Although it was meant to be a refreshing glance at some of the many female power players in tech, it also drew a lot of negative backlash even from women featured on the list. For these women, the idea that their looks merit acknowledgement, let alone a whole story about them, is ridiculous. Not only that, it perpetuates a myth that women can only be talked about if their looks are included in the conversation.
Mayer has been called the "most fashion-conscious executive in Silicon Valley" and it seems that's a title she doesn't take lightly. For an article in Fortune highlighting the top rising stars under 40 in 2011, Mayer insisted on wearing an Alexander McQueen gown that brought with her. Now with Mayer's article in Vogue, there's still worry that talks about her looks will overshadow talk about her work.
While the Vogue interview does mention Mayer's love of Oscar de la Renta cardigans and her chic minimalist style, the interview focuses primarily on getting to know the person behind the legend.
There's been no word from Mayer addressing the comments about her Vogue pose, but considering she's getting ready to move Yahoo! into its new SF digs, she might not have time to care.


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WALTER J. MAYER CREW - 358th BS
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(Back L-R) 2Lt Raymond B. Gradle (CP), 2Lt Oron J. Rogers (B),
1Lt Walter J. Mayer (P), 2Lt Jackson Hunt (N)
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For Mission dates, targets and Mission Reports, see Combat Missions. (A) Non-credited aborted missions: (275) Lost #2 engine; (283) 2Lt Raymond B. Gradle (CP) became sick.
Twenty B-17Gs flown by 1Lt Walker J. Mayer on his thirty-six dispatched combat missions:
Substitute Crewmen:
28 September 1944, mission #248 to Magdeburg, Germany in B-17G 43-38176 Bouncing Betty II (358BS) VK-B. Eleven of the twenty-eight 303rd BG(H) dispatched B-17s were downed by an estimated 40 German FW-190s and ME-109s. Nine B-17s were lost on the first pass during the bomb run including two of Lt Mayer's wingmen. Bouncing Betty II lost it's #2 engine oil pressure and the prop could not be feathered on the damaged engine. The #1 gas tank was hit and ruptured. With the #1 and #2 engines out, engines #3 and #4 ran away pulling the B-17 into a steep spiral and losing altitude from 27,000 to 15,000 feet. The bomb bay doors could not be closed and the electrical system was gone. At about 6,000 feet 1Lt Meyer ordered his crew to bail out. Most landed near Wiltz, Luxembourg, about 1 km inside the Allied battle line. Three of the crewmen were wounded - 1Lt Mayer (P) - Broke his leg on landing in Germany but managed to evade the Germans who were rapidly retreating. 2Lt Rogers (B) and S/Sgt Withers (WG) were wounded by 20 mm shrapnel. All three were treated in field hospitals and spent some time in French hospitals. The other surviving crewmen were reunited at Molesworth about one month later. The 1Lt Mayer crew had two substitute crewmen on mission 248 - Lt Robert J. Simmons (N)(B/O) for Lt Hunt (N) and S/Sgt Jerome R. Miesserich (BTG)(B/O for Sgt Campbell.
10 November 1944, Mission #271 to Cologne, Germany in B-17G #42-38442 358th BS (VK-F). The Mayer Crew B-17 was hit by flak over the target and lost two engines. They were unable to keep up with the formation after dropping bombs on the target. An emergency landing was made at a P-47 base at St. Trond, Belgium. They were unable to make contact with the tower. With two engines out, no air speed indicator, and gas flowing from the right wing from a ruptured gas tank, Lt Mayer made a turn to let down and fired flares. The windshield iced up and landing was made with Lt Mayer's head out the cockpit window. P-47s were taking off and he spotted a steam roller near the end of the runway. He bounced over the steam roller and lost his Flight Hat. The prop of a parked P-51, about half way down the runway, sliced off the end of his right wing and the B-17 then crashed into a parked B-24 at the end of the runway, almost cutting it in half. The Belgian steam roller operator later returned Lt Mayer's hat. The crew sustained no injuries but one B-17, one P-51 and one B-24 were damaged beyond repair.
04 December 1944, mission #282 to Soest, Germany, in B-17G #43-38530 (No name) 358BS (VK-G). The 303rd BG(H) formations were delayed in the air for over an hour resulting in unexpectedly high gas consumption. Fifteen B-17s, included that of Lt Mayer, landed at Airfield A-70 at Laon, France to replenish their fuel. They returned to Molesworth on the next day. Three other B-17s landed at other airfields in Belgium.
Substitute Crewmen, not in photo, on missions #271 & 282:
[Researched by 303rdBGA Historian Harry D. Gobrecht]


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Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela, and Spain.
Language coordination
Castellano (Spanish) is spoken in Latin America and Spain. The team originally involved in the translation process was from Latin America. CC HQ and RCs facilitated the approach with CC Spain which thereafter joined the translation. Then, a cross-jurisdictional team was in charge of preparing drafts and proposal for overcoming the linguistic differences among the jurisdictions.
Translation Status
4.0: Final.
CC0: In progress.
Key dates
First draft was submitted: 10 May 2015
Public comment period: 27 February - 27 April 2016
Translation officially published: 7 September 2018
Translation team
- CC Chile: Juan Carlos Lara
- CC Colombia: Luisa Guzmán
- CC El Salvador: Claudia Ortiz
- CC Mexico: León Sánchez
- CC Peru: Rafael Salazar
- CC Venezuela: Marianne Diaz
- CC Spain: Ignasi Labastida
Translation process
The team originally involved in the translation was compound through the CC Latam list. Each jurisdiction nominated one representative to be part of a smaller group, in order to make easier the discussions and the decision-making process. This group elaborated a preliminary draft of the translation and submitted it to CC HQ. Then, CC HQ and the Latam RCs facilitated the approach with CC Spain which subsequently joined the translation. CC Latam and CC Spain agreed on the imperative need of a single legal code. However, the wording differences between the cross-jurisdictional teams made necessary to come up with common solutions. For accomplishing this goal, the translation group was reduced afterward becoming to be integrated by CC Colombia, CC Venezuela, and CC Spain. The new group came up with a new draft which incorporated proposals for solving the language differences.
The proposals were consulted and approved by the initial translation team from Latam and submitted later for review to CC HQ. CC HQ returned the draft with comments, the translation team evaluated them and agreed on some. However, the community input is still needed in certain aspects such as the capitalization of the terms defined by the license.
Details: Latest draft text, Guidelines for public comments (Castellano).
Key translation decisions and challenges
CC Latam did not have to take any particular decision regarding the word choice that could be interpreted as changes to the English original. In the case of doubt in the translation process, the team took into account previous translations of CC licenses. However, after CC Spain joined the translation, the wording differences between the cross-jurisdictional teams became the core of the discussion:
The English version of the CC 4.0 capitalizes the first letter of the terms defined in the license (for example, every time that the word 'License' appears). However, Castellano is not as flexible as English regarding the rules about what words can be used in capital letters, and in turn, the use of capital letters in Castellano, in order to draw attention to a term, in particular, is less common than in English. License translations in other languages have retained the capitalization following the English version, for this reason, the team decided to include this issue as part of the public consultation.
Translation of the word "licensed" and similar
Although in some countries of Latin America it is common to hear the term "licenciado" (licensed), it does not exist in the dictionary of the Spanish language. Therefore, to avoid the use of Anglicisms the team decided to use linguistic constructs such "material sujeto a la licencia" (licensed material), "otorgante de la licencia" (licensor), "derechos concedidos en la licencia" (licensed rights).
"Atribución" y "Reconocimiento"
The terms "Atribución" y "Reconocimiento" have traditionally been used to translate the English term "Attribution" in different local adaptations of the licenses. For this reason, and to provide continuity to the understanding of previous legal texts in different latitudes, the team decided to use the double term "Attribution / Recognition".
Derecho de Autor
The term "copyright" is sometimes translated as "Derecho de autor" and sometimes as "derechos de autor", depending on whether it refers to the objective or subjective right. At other times, in which the term refers specifically to the commercial aspect, it can be translated as "intellectual property".


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Catherine Howe's blogpost Networks, Change and Culture sparked some discussion on Twitter. Michael Coughlin, Executive Director at the Local Government Association, asked:
"How [can we] manage the simple, purposefulness of 'command structures' giving way to complexity of networks?"
It's an interesting and relevant question for the discussion we're about to start here on the skills required for open policymaking. Here are five quick thoughts:
- Maybe we don't need to manage it, just try to encourage it. I think this shift may be something inherently slippery and behavioural, and that we aren't able to get hold of it, certainly not through the command and control mechanisms we're trying to get away from. If it's got a Change Management Board, it means it isn't changing.
- Some people are already working very well in networks, but those networks are being maintained as a personal side-project alongside the hierarchical and bureaucratic nonsense. One part of the shift is understanding how we liberate them from the day job, or rather make the day job understand that process is subordinate to network management.
- What is the right balance between hierarchy and network? We can't make the same sell of network working to everyone, because we'll still need accountants, and meetings serviced, and decisions recorded. Not everyone on the team can be the libero (to use a football analogy, sorry Catherine), so how can we make the hierarchy-network shift not seem like the shaft for those who don't get to do cool network stuff?
- I'm increasingly beginning to think that the real challenge is at the strategy/action interface, where middle management lives. Top managers often get it in a big hand-wavy way, frontline staff are often already doing it in a "scratching my itch" way, but there is no connective drive at the interface where lots of little itches being scratched meet lots of waving hands.
- This isn't just our problem. Every industry and organisation is being challenged by it, but I'm not sure that we in the public sector are looking widely enough for our learning and examples.


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Do you ever create something and then decide you want to change it only AFTER it is out in the world? Well, I did. I decided to change the text in my Owl News comic to make it more fitting for overall owl humor.


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Chips! is an online publication and occasional zine that uses food to talk about all things. We publish original stories about culture & food by a club of contributors.
Chips! likes art, eating and egg yolk. Everybody eats and Chips! is for everybody.
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In 19th century Georgia, Princess Barbare Jorjadze was a feminist writer who among her manifestos calling out the sexist status quo also wrote a cookbook which became a staple among the housewives of the country. In 21st century Johannesburg, Blanche Tona supports her family and continues her Cameroonian food traditions through her restaurant La Camerounaise in Yeoville.
For our 6th issue we're going to the source of all: Mother. Matriarch. Aunty, Ouma, Gogo, Portugese Mother-in-Law. In this issue we're reminded of the hell there is to pay for picking out of the cooking pot and flashback to being told to eat our (now-cold) veggies. We hear about growing up with two moms in a big Catholic kitchen, and with a Xhosa father who stepped up to raise and feed the children so his wife could take on the world.


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Homework Set 10
Due: December 6 at the beginning of class
Collaboration in groups is ok, even encouraged. However, each of you must turn in a separate writeup. (But please do indicate with whom you collaborated to make life easier for the grader.)
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Section 5.3: 6, 11, 20ab, 26ab, 33
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The Life and Times of John Murtha
He was a great, gruff, bear of a man who was quick to anger but the sort of fellow you wanted on your side in a political fight. He was proud of his Irish-American heritage, loved the Marine Corps, and for 35 years, represented the people of Pennsylvania's 12th Congressional District.
It was only later in life when John Murtha became a poster boy for much of what was wrong with Congress that the unsettling truth began to dawn on many of his former friends and supporters -- John Murtha had gotten so caught up in insuring his own incumbency that he sacrificed almost everything of value to maintain and augment his power in Washington, D.C.
The decorated Vietnam veteran and unofficial King of Pork died today at the age of 77.
You could start with his involvement in the Abscam scandal in 1980, where he was offered a bribe of $50,000 on tape but turned it down -- saying, "I'm not interested ... at this point. [If] we do business for a while, maybe I'll be interested, maybe I won't."
Not exactly a ringing declaration of moral certitude, but not a smoking gun of wrongdoing either. And that dichotomy would mark his career in Congress for the last three decades. Murtha was a man who shamelessly wheeled and dealed to bring home the bacon. He once said: "Dealmaking is what Congress is all about."
At the same time, until recently no one ever questioned his devotion to the men and women in uniform. There is no doubt that members of the armed forces are better off because of John Murtha's battles to make their health care, pensions, housing, and pay better than it would have been if he had not been there to champion their cause.
He was a reliable vote for the defense buildup in the 1980s -- one of the few Democrats who consistently went against their party to help Ronald Reagan rebuild the military. At the same time, he used his position as a member and then chairman of the Defense Appropriations Subcommittee to steer plenty of contracts to his district. In the end, his problematic relationship with a former staffer who ran a consulting business and received millions from Murtha's subcommittee in contracts was being investigated by both the FBI and the House Ethics Committee.
But it was the sheer volume of earmarks that flowed from his office back to his district that was truly mind-boggling. Hundreds of millions of dollars in pork for which he made no apologies -- and indeed, in which he seemed to revel. He challenged his critics by simply stating that this is what a congressman does: takes care of the home folks. Others might say that Murtha's shameless dealings were a classic illustration for why there should be congressional term limits.


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Monday, 5 January 2015
Our Christmas 2014
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Sounds perfect, all except with what happened with your Mum of course. Love all off your festive photos! xReplyDelete
Aw Tyny is looking all grown up but still so tiny next to K who is younger! xReplyDelete
Sounds like a lovely Christmas, and I LOVE your bedding! xReplyDelete
What a lovely secret santa gift ;) I love all the pictures, the kids all look so excited and like they having the time of their lives! xReplyDelete
Sounds like a lovely Christmas minus your mums accident and the nightmare journeys! XReplyDelete
Oh it all sounds so lovely! Your poor mum though - no good time for it to happen, but Christmas especially sucks! I love how excited your little man looks. Christmas is definitely a hundred times better with kids! :) xx #sharewithmeReplyDelete
What look at all those amazing photos. Lovely. Glad you still had Christmas with loved ones. So sorry to hear about your momma that's awful so close to the holidays but also glad you got to see her eventually for a celebration. It's lovely sitting down and reading everyone's christmas posts tonight. I am reliving it all again. Thank you so much for linking up to Share With Me. #sharewithmeReplyDelete
- Anonymous8 January 2015 at 10:38
Wow you had a busy Christmas! So many traditions and fun! I came from a small family with a lot of relatives and Christmas is usually chaotic as well. That was back home though (Philippines). In here we just spend the Christmas morning opening gifts and spent the rest of the day like its a normal one. Thanks for sharing you Christmas. Made me miss my family and my sister home. #sharewithmeReplyDelete
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Great speaking with Karim Fanous, VP of Customer Success at Qumulo. Qumulo began five years ago with 18 engineers and one product manager. Today they have 160 employees with the number of sales people just outpacing the number of engineers.
The nucleus and vision of the company was established by Neal Fachan, Co-Founder and Chief Scientist. Neal was committed to hiring self-driven people and empowering them to self-organize to work on a particular problem or feature.
Today there are nine teams with four to six engineers, one Project Manager, and one Scrum Master. Every team works on one or more features that are built over a few weeks or quarters but are decomposed into two-week increments so the team can get feedback from customers in a timely manner.
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In 1865, Puerto Madryn was the site of the first Welsh landing in the area. Their legacy remains today: Welsh-speakers, tearooms and Eisteddfods add a distinctive cultural flavour to the region. Another attraction is the noisy colony of Magellanic penguins at Punta Tombo, where chicks appear from November and take to the water from January. This wild and treeless tag of land, loosely linked to the mainland and reaching out into the South Atlantic, is a UNESCO-registered nature reserve that is home to a large variety of wildlife. Whales, penguins and elephant seals make up part of the profusion of marine life, whilst guanacos, rheas and armadillos roam around on the land. Southern right whales can be spotted during their breeding season of June to December, killer whales can be spotted from November through to April, and August to October is the best time to observe the elephant seals.
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Women have advanced in almost all walks of life and are no less than their opposite sex in any field. The past few years have seen women actively step in the biking world and many of them have already carved a niche for themselves. A typically male dominated industry with a reputation of being competitive, tough and unwelcoming to the supposedly weaker sex- can be a bit intimidating at times. But things have changed for the good. With growing number of women owning the big mean machines has given birth to many women-centric bikers club with an ever-growing number of members. If you are looking to join your first all women biker group, check out The Super Bikers Female Club that is currently accepting membership applications.
Month: March 2017
World Ducati Weekend: Florence to Gabicci Mare
Gabicci Mare, a small resort town near the Athens World Circuit Simoncelli, was host to the World Ducati Weekend 2017. While most of Italy is dominated by the scooter king, our perception changed as we headed up the Tuscan hills, where we passed several motor cyclists in groups. As we approached the pass NHS67 became more and more twisty, making it even more challenging to navigate. After halting at the the Passo del Muraglione, we headed for the finish line before sunset. We were all good till one of our bikers was forced to stop because of a flat tyre. This ended up costing us around 15 clock minutes. The trip ended with the Kawasaki group of bikers taking away the top spot on the list while our team, the Ducati sponsored team took the second spot with just 7 points short.


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The Crossroads of Opportunity
Iran's Iraq war has sputtered along violently to what seems to becoming a genuine ceasefire after long years of horrific slaughter and destruction. Mr Perez de Cuellar is hoping that Iran's Mr Velayati and Iraq's Mr Tariq Aziz will look each other in the eye during the ongoing Geneva talks and eventually start talking turkey. As wars go, this must rank as one of the most senseless, an unending orgy started due to misplaced Iraqi adventurism a la Saddam Hussain gone astray confounded doubly by Iranian clergical stubbornness. That Iraq clearly was the aggressor is not a debatable fact, it was; that it was Iran's propensity to be principled on various issues that kept the war booming along is also not matter of doubt. The bottom line is that the material loss is estimated at approximately US$ 400 billion, as if the cost of a million lives, give and take 100,000, can be tabulated in such a manner.


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Better quality aluminum clutch master cylinders!!
Better quality clutch master cylinders are now available. The aftermarket replacement Fiero clutch master cylinders that are available today have proven to be of questionable quality. It seems like most suppliers only care about their profit margin and always push suppliers for the lowest price. My clutch master cylinders are top quality. Only the best materials and workmanship go into these clutch master cylinders. Available in both the early style and the late style.
There are 2 variations of the Fiero clutch master cylinders. Early and late:
Generally from the factory the 1984-1985 Fiero had the early style clutch master cylinder and the 87/88 Fiero had the late style clutch master cylinder. If you have an 1986 check to see which one you have before you order.
Adjustable banjo is included with each new clutch master cylinder! Allows you to fine tune after installation:
Helpful hint: When a Fiero was new the clutch pedal sat about an inch above the brake pedal. When you receive your master cylinder it is adjusted to the factory length. If your pedal is bent you can loosen the nut and adjust the clutch pedal upwards to try and get to the 1" again. There is a limit to this. If the pedal is so severly bent you may not be able to get it back up to the 1" above the brake pedal again (Hint: the bending usually happenes in the U shaped part of the clutch pedal). Take the clutch pedal out and straighten it or install a new clutch pedal.
How to tell which clutch master cylinder you have? The early type Fiero clutch master cylinder has the steel line that attaches behind the plastic reservoir. The plastic reservoir is towards the front of the car and the steel line attaches behind it (towards the driver). The late type Fiero clutch master cylinder has the plastic reservoir towards the rear of the car and the steel line attaches towards the front of the car. (See pictures above)
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Which style of clutch pedal do I have?
The picture below shows the 2 different styles of clutch pedals.
The early style (large diameter pin) is on the left (the pin is 2 different diameters).
The late style (small diameter pin /all one diameter [0.365" / 9.30mm]) is on the right.
NOTE: To insure that you receive the correct clutch master cylinder with the correct banjo check your Fiero before ordering.
Generally all early Fiero's have the large diameter banjo pin unless someone at some point swaped in a later small pin clutch pedal.
An excellent trick to bleed the clutch system:
When I changed from an automatic to a Getrag 5 speed I used the trick Bob Hughes suggested many years ago: Take a clean glass jar (like a mayonnaise jar) with a lid. 1 quart or smaller is OK. Poke 2 holes in the top of the lid. Get some clear tubing from a hardware store. Vinyl clear tubing is cheap. Get 12 feet or so. The ID of this tube should be such that it goes over the bleeder of the slave end snug. Make the holes in the lid of the jar just big enough to allow the tubing to go thru but be a tight fit. Attached one tube maybe 2 feet long to the slave bleeder. Attach the other long tube end to a vacuum port on an engine (I used my truck). Coat the threads of the bleeder screw with some heavy grease or wrap it with Teflon tape so no air gets drawn in past the threads of the bleeder screw. Start the engine you are using for vacuum and let it idle. Make sure you have someone at the front to fill the reservoir and open the bleeder. The vacuum of the running engine will draw the fluid thru the system. Worked excellent for me when I did it.
Included with each master cylinder is a bleeder kit:
Install the white plastic threaded plug into the open port. Install the plastic tubing and use the paper clip to hold it in the reservoir.
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I received your clutch master today.
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I just wanted to thank you again for your assistance and for providing the Quality parts. Not that you need it but I will recommend your parts to anyone that asks.
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I just wanted to let you know that the clutch in my Fiero works right for the first time since I've owned it, (17 years). I installed one of your clutch master cylinders with the adjustable banjo rod and the clutch will now fully release. This was the fifth master cylinder, after having installed four slave cylinders, new clutch pedal, new stainless steel line, clutch disk, pressure plate and throw out bearing, all new motor and transmission mounts, and blead gallons of brake fluid through the system. It was nice to know that someone makes a quality part that solves a long time problem that nobody else has tried to address. Thanks,
Ken McDowell
Kit car note: Some with bodies that cover the clutch master. I can modify the early style master so you can mount a remote reservoir.
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on 19FEB2009 from www.latenightwithjimmyfallon.com - Sara Schaefer
The celebrities are coming! Everybody look busy! The news is out: we've booked guests for the first week, and they're awesome.
The first guest ever on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon will be an actor who's been in a few films - maybe you've heard of him...
ROBERT "YOU TALKIN' TO ME, JIMMY?" DE NIRO! Also on the first show, VAN "INTO THE MYSTIC, JIMMY?" MORRISON will sweep us away with his sweet sweet melodies. Sooooo, I think it's pretty safe to say, this is going to rule.
And it doesn't stop there. Are you ready for this?
BOOM! Let's get it started.
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zepfan1234: Van still has his voice. Rocky start, but sounds great.
berman1125:god i love van morrison, a little off now....but i want into the mystic to be my wedding song
DMBfan41: Late Night With Van Morrison, this is great.
BoydIsHuge: Am I the only one who can't understand a word Van Morrison is saying?
colegibson: I don't think he's singing words...
CrashDMB237: Even Van Morrison sucks on this show.
UNLTrpt: he's just kinda mumbling.
zepfan1234: This had better be a jab at the show not Van the Man. And I didn't think it sucked
clayj41: He thought, "Hey! The host is doing it, why can't I?" (in reply to: he's just kinda mumbling.)
CrashDMB237: Van Morrison is fuckin awesome. But that was bad. My point is, the host is rubbing off on the guests. This might as well have been Late Night with Justin Timberlake.
Bron_Yr_Aur: The show was pretty funny. And that's just how Van Morrison acts.
on 03MAR2009 from weblogs.baltimoresun.com entertainment zontv 2009 03 jimmy_fallon_van_morrison_just.html - David Zurawik
But it was all pretty much downhill from there until Van Morrison closed with "Sweet Thing" from his legendary Astral Weeks album. What a treat to see Morrison on TV with a full band jamming away on such a lyrical piece.
However, even here, I have a couple of complaints. In terms of engineering, the sound was so muddy you couldn't hear the lush melodic undercurrents and polyrhythms that distinguish many of Morrison's best songs. And why couldn't executive producer Lorne Michaels have rewarded the folks who stayed up late for Morrison with two songs instead of one?
But, hey, you want pure musical sound, buy the CD -- don't go to late-night network TV looking for it, I guess.
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I had fun adding the Create A Card set throughout this album. I used one of the cards and lots of cute Odds and Ends die cuts for the page shown above. Flip the card up and a few pictures can be tucked inside (see below).
When I saw the 2x2 squares on the 12x12 flannel jammies sheet, I knew it would make a cute accent page in the album. I cut out the squares and tucked them into a 2x2 pocket page. I plan to add little pictures behind the squares that can be revealed like an advent calendar over the years.
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Rice, 1 bag of seaweed, 2 eggs, 1 carrot, 1 cucumber, 1 yellow radish, beef, cooking oil, sesame oil, sesame, salt, bamboo roller, vinegar.
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In the last installment of our three-part blog on the Costs of Dementia, we discuss the steps you can take to help alleviate the burden of caring for someone with dementia.
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Planning is important. Challenges that caregivers face include finding relief from the emotional stress associated with providing care for a loved one, planning to cover the responsibilities that could jeopardize the caregiver's job or career, and easing financial pressures that strain a family's budget. Having options—additional caregivers, alternate sources of funds, respite care for the caregiver—can help relieve many of these stresses. In addition, there are a number of legal options to help families protect hard-earned assets from the rising costs of long term care, and to access funds to help pay for that care.
Plannng ahead is the best way to ensure you have options if a loved one has dementia or any long term illness. Unfortunately, most people fail to plan ahead. According to the Genworth survey, the top reasons people fail to plan are they didn't want to admit care was needed; the timing of the long-term care need was unforeseen or unexpected; they didn't want to talk about it; they thought they had more time; and they hoped the issue would resolve itself.
Waiting too long to plan for the need for long-term care, especially for dementia, can throw a family into confusion about what Mom or Dad would want, what options are available, what resources can help pay for care and who is best-suited to help provide hands-on care, if needed. Having the courage to discuss the possibility of incapacity and/or dementia before it happens can go a long way toward being prepared should that time come.
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Netflix WatchlistJuly 17, 2013 | JavaScript
Update: Netflix has, after this article was published, made a playlist feature available called "My List".
To follow in the footsteps of the preceding article about Userscripts: I´ve been missing a watchlist or favourites feature on Netflix.com. I´ve been talking to the support about this and it seems that a queue feature is available, but not in my country region (Sweden). There is no information when this feature might be available either. A TV-program and film streaming service without a watchlist, huh?
So here´s a quick little scripting concept I tried tonight that will inject a new drop-down menu item into the existing Netflix main menu, containing the watchlist items. A button will be added to the movie information page where you can add a film to the watchlist. The HTML5 local storage is used as the storage mechanism. The items is an object literal, but serialized and deserialized as JSON because the local storage can manage string values only.
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What stories does your body want to tell? #5
This is something new and a bit hard for me to do. If there's such a thing as #nofilter and no photoshopping, this is about as real as it's going to get. (And even so, I admit these aren't totally spontaneous and 'natural'. I took a few and chose the best.)
I am always overly-conscious of how my body presents — all the singular parts of the body that seem to stand out on their own in photos. You know, the too-wobbly arm, the rolls of fat, how I'm slouching, why my double-chin seems so prominent… I took these photos in my knickers to give my body some relief, to tell her, "Let's just be comfortable and see what turns out."
I spend a lot of time mooching about just in my underwear (I've realised I don't actually like wearing clothes all that much!), usually sitting about in these exact poses. Also, I really enjoy the movement my body affords me and the exposure of my skin and all parts of me to my immediate surroundings. It made me think a bit about why I'm so conscious of how this body 'translates' when she's captured in a picture: I enjoy this body and all she does, but I'm ashamed of how she presents?
So often, when we know we're taking a photo — whether we selfie it or someone else frames the shot — we position ourselves in particular poses, suck our stomachs in, angle our arms or tilt our heads so we know we're 'putting our best face/body forward'. But this is usually also pretty unnatural — it's not how we are, how we usually sit or stand or move or rest. I wondered how much I could consider all these poses my 'best sides' when it's not actually even really how I am or what I look like. It's just a version of how I'd like to look.
I know that the people who matter to me are going to love me whatever I look like (and I know that's a cliche, but…). And no matter how posey I am in trying to impress someone — say on a dating app — they're eventually going to see the fullness of the flabby, scarred, stretch-marked me anyway. So who am I kidding, or impressing, really? (Mostly just myself).
I have never put up photos of myself where the largeness of my thighs, the thickness of my calves and the chunky roll of belly fat are so nakedly evident. Not even when I've put up swimsuit photos because that obviously entails a lot of sucking in of bellies, puffing out of chests and careful camera angling for flattering shots. So these shots are making me feel a bit horrified, but a part of me is also whooping and finally exhaling relief because of how comfortable I know I was sitting like this when I took this pictures.
I also know that the very next time I take a photo, I'm probably going to go back to using my 'best angle'. I'm also probably not going to swap out my social media profile pix to these. I think there will always be this tension — this wanting to look a certain perfectible way or wanting to just look the way I do; this thing of not being entirely comfortable with either.
I guess maybe it doesn't have to be mutually exclusive. Maybe the closest I can get to reconciling the perfectly framed shots with the slightly grubbier ones is to know I can do both; and that both are equally valued and valid.
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Just came across your page via a Calm article you wrote. Very powerful article – as a man, that's generally viewed as good looking, and in shape I struggle with or am challenged by all the things you are so accurately describing in these articles.
Thanks for sharing! 🙂


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By Jorge Amselle
Hoplophobia is a term made up by the late and great Jeff Cooper to describe an irrational fear of firearms that seems to grip so many anti-gunners. I don't know but I assume that Cooper was being clever and not literally offering a medical diagnosis. However, Bruce Eimer, a licensed and board-certified clinical psychologist, and Alan Korwin, a long time and well known firearms researcher and writer, are actually doing just that to millions of anti-gunners they seem to perceive as suffering from mental illness.
I admit that these two gentlemen have forgotten more about psychology and firearms than I will ever master but I must disagree with their premise no matter how eloquently and thoroughly presented in their recent column; HOPLOPHOBIA: Gun Fear The Most Dangerous of All Phobias. I would nevertheless encourage folks to read their column in full.
The authors base much of their discussion on the work of Dr. Sarah Thompson, M.D., "a psychiatrist and former Executive Director of the Utah Gun Owners Alliance," who has written on gun phobia. To their credit the authors admit that Dr. Thompson herself disagrees with their conclusions and "claims Hoplophobia is little more than name calling and rare." She is right and they are wrong.
Let's start with the definition of a phobia. As Eimer and Korwin write "a phobia is an extreme, irrational, overwhelming and disabling fear of an activity, situation, place, item or object." The key term here is a "disabling fear." This often manifests itself in a physical reaction (fainting, seizures, panic attacks, crying, hyperventilating, etc.) or a significantly life altering/impairing reaction (becoming a shut in, avoiding all travel, developing an obsessive compulsive disorder, etc.).
This excludes people with normal fears or even an extreme dislike of dogs, of flying, of enclosed spaces and yes, of guns, and who are still capable of functioning normally in society. The number of people who actually suffer from a debilitating level of diagnosable phobia and are literally mentally ill as a percentage of the population is fairly small and that is including all phobias.
The authors cite research from the National Institutes of Health to make the claim that "specific phobias are highly prevalent." So being a jerk I looked it up. Among 13-18 year olds, who are normally stressed out anyways, NIH says the incident of "anxiety disorders" is 8 percent. Among adults NIH estimates that close to 20 million people suffer from a specific phobia, or less than 7 percent of the population and that is all phobias. So the percent of the population that actually suffers from Hoplophobia specifically is probably not very large.
Yet Eimer and Korwin make the patently absurd claim that "Hoplophobia is far and away the most dangerous of all phobias, because of its unique nexus to political action. Because sufferers act out their fears in the political arena, it represents a significant and under-appreciated threat to the nation." Paranoia is diagnosable mental illness too maybe they should research that next.
Are they claiming that Hoplophobia is the most common form of phobia? Yes they kind of are by lowering the criteria for how they diagnose the condition. They claim this is a result of popular media that incessantly displays images of gun violence. But media has also brought the public countless and extremely popular gun related reality and outdoor shows that portray firearms and gun owners in a more positive light. This in fact may be a reason why polls show support for gun rights at all-time highs.
One real cause of phobia can be as a result of a traumatic event, like being bitten by a dog as a child, witnessing or being directly affected by gun violence or being molested by a clown (don't ask). Eimer and Korwin make this claim explicitly, writing "At least three of the most virulent anti-gun-rights crusaders in the nation suffered extreme gun trauma before entering the fray: Sen. Dianne Feinstein (discovered Harvey Milk's body), Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (husband shot dead on commuter train) and Sarah Brady (husband disabled in assassination attempt on President Reagan)."
So all three of these people are suffering from a mental illness as a result of their traumas, an irrational and debilitating fear of guns, correct? After the Milk incident Feinstein got a handgun and concealed firearm carry permit. Sarah and Jim Brady were both gun owners and shooters and claim to be so to this day. Let me include one more, former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords who was and is a gun owner and now supports gun restrictions. That doesn't sound like folks with a debilitating fear of guns or any sort of phobia to me.
The political argument is equally absurd. The authors claim that Hoplophobia particularly manifests itself in political action that restricts the freedom of others (mainly them, and me) and thus is the most insidious. Maybe so but don't people with dog phobias vote for leash laws? Anyone with any phobia can be motivated to vote that way regardless if they fear immigrants, air travel (me), or most anything else that exists in the public arena.
The reality is that people who support gun control do so for a variety of reasons and the biggest one is lack of understanding and fear. Not a phobia, just normal fear. Guns are dangerous, they are not toys. They need to be treated responsibly and with respect. Fear of them is a normal reaction. Fear of most unfamiliar things is a normal reaction which humans and all animals evolved for survival.
The way to address this is through outreach, discussion and education to increase familiarization and comfort. Instead the authors are destructively doing the opposite. They are labeling gun control advocates as literally crazy people in need of psychiatric counseling. That shuts off any further debate or exchange and it is counterproductive and harmful to our cause. You want to stop Hoplophobia? Take a beginner shooting.
NIH link to youth and anxiety
NIH link to specific phobias
Link to Original Article
Jorge Amselle is a certified firearms instructor and writer covering all aspects of the industry from military and law enforcement firearms and training to the shooting sports. His youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/amselle


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