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|Model Number:
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Saturday, October 6
10 a.m. – 11 a.m., Blessing of the animals in honor of St. Francis at Grace Episcopal Church in Whitestone. All pets are welcome to attend with their families.
10 a.m. – 4 p.m., St. Paul's International Lutheran Church will be holding its sixth annual International Fall Fair in Floral Park. There will be a free blessing of the pets, free entertainment, free games and a moonbounce for the kids. Flu shots, vendors, pumpkin painting, a Verizon Fios booth and food will be available as well.
11 a.m. – 4 p.m., Pony rides, pumpkin decorating, face-painting, balloon animals and more at the Fall Family Flea Market Festival at the Bay Terrace Country Club.
11 a.m. – 2 p.m., The 34th Annual Queens Columbus Day Parade in Astoria will begin at Kaufman Astoria Studios and end at Astoria Boulevard and 31st Street. NYPD Chief Diana Pizzuti will serve as grand marshal.
Noon – 7 p.m., Oktoberfest in Sunnyside Gardens Park will include face-painting, live music, arts & crafts, jewelry, homemade food and merchandise and pumpkins, pumpkins, pumpkins.
Noon – 3 p.m., Learn to prepare a Puerto Rican pastelon (Shepherd's Pie) and enjoy the sounds of Argentine tango and Spanish "cuadro flamenco" at the free Hispanic Heritage Festival in Corona.
1 p.m. – 3 p.m., Enjoy crafts, stories and learn about the history of tea at Tea Time at King Manor. Bring your favorite stuffed animal or doll for this fun afternoon.
Sunday, October 7
11 a.m. – 5 p.m., Walk Now for Autism Speaks is a fun-filled, family friendly event and is our single most powerful force to fund vital research that will lead us to the answers we need.
11 a.m. – noon, Chef Alex Privilegi of Il Toscano Restaurant returns for a cooking demonstration featuring locally grown ingredients from the Douglaston Greenmarket.
Noon – 3 p.m., The Dominican Day Parade will march down Northern Boulevard from 69th Street through 86th Street.
1 p.m. – 3 p.m., Stop by Hallets Cove for your last chance to kayak/canoe. Free and no experience necessary and all ages are welcome (under 18 must be accompanied by parent) Wear clothing and shoes ready to get wet.
2 p.m. – 5 p.m., Resorts World Casino New York City's Oktoberfest is an abbreviated visit to Munich. Complete with an oompah band and specialty fare including Jagar Schnitzel with braised red cabbage, warm German potato salad and Kringle. Enjoy the essence of Germany.
3 p.m. – 5 p.m., You don't meet Pat Cooper, you experience him. Whether sharing his views on kids, politics or popular celebrities, his no-holds-barred discussion on his life (and everyone else's), will have you rolling in the aisles.

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Showtime Networks Inc. has acquired the documentary "FIGHTVILLE," officials today announced.
The MMA-themed film focuses on regional MMA, specifically Gil Guillory's USA-MMA organization, and current UFC fighter Dustin Poirier's quick rise in the ranks before his call to the big show.
The film has earned rave reviews for personalizing MMA and addressing many of the sports' many preconceptions.
"FIGHTVILLE," which is directed by Michael Tucker and Petra Epperlein, also features trainer/UFC vet Tim Credeur. The film has been a hit on the film-festival circuit (including the Hot Docs film festival in Toronto this past weekend) and earned positive reviews both from MMA and mainstream outlets.
No broadcast times have been announced for the Showtime airings.
"We are thrilled to have Showtime as our partner for 'FIGHTVILLE,'" says Epperlein stated. "Mixed martial arts is the fastest growing sport in the world, and Showtime is a major force in combat sports and truly represents the best in original programming."
Showtime, of course, also is home to Strikeforce and the former broadcast partner for EliteXC.
A DVD release of the film also is expected this year.


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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (AP) — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it's considering banning the age-old tradition of harvesting wild ginseng on state lands.
Biologist Jonathan McKnight said Monday that a state-funded study last year found that the root with supposed medicinal properties has nearly disappeared from Maryland except in the far western mountains.
McKnight says he expects a ban to be announced before the next harvest season begins Sept. 1.
Fifteen of the 34 states with native ginseng prohibit harvesting. McKnight says none of the states surrounding Maryland allow ginseng hunting on state land.
The Maryland Agriculture Department licenses ginseng diggers. Program manager Robert Trumbule says a ban may be hard to enforce. He says the state should promote commercial cultivation in wooded areas to ensure a reliable supply.
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The 2nd symposium of the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture took place October 26-October 27, 2005. All events were free and open to the public.
- Keynote address by Feminist Majority Foundation president Eleanor Smeal (4:00 PM, Wednesday, October 26, 2005).
- Six break-out sessions with a diverse group of feminist scholars and activists from the Triangle community and beyond. Topics included:
- Feminism in Academic Institutions
- Modes and Methods of Feminist Publishing
- Politics of Identity in Modern U.S. Social Movements
- Documenting Contemporary Social Movements
- Religion, Ritual, and the Women's Movement
- Film Screening: "I Was a Teenage Feminist"
- Speakers included: Sallie Bingham, Sarah Dyer, Paula Kamen, and Therese Shechter.
The theme of this symposium was intergenerational and transgenerational feminisms. We brought together leaders and other contributors to the Women's Movement from the 1960's to the present to explore the movement's complex, and often controversial, genealogy and to map its multifaceted future.
Why The Sallie Bingham Center?
- The Sallie Bingham Center houses some of the foremost collections documenting the U.S. Women's Movement from the 1960's to the present day.
- The center has a long history of providing a venue for conversations that map the intersection of feminist scholarship and activism.
- Few recent symposiums on generational feminisms had taken place in the southeast. The symposium at the Sallie Bingham Center provided an opportunity for a larger group of southeastern feminist scholars and activists to participate in this dialogue.
The 2nd Biennial Symposium of the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture was made possible with the generous support of the following Duke University affiliates: President's Office, Provost's Office; Dean's Office; Social Sciences; Duke Athletics; Institute for Critical U.S. Studies; Office of the Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Studies; Pratt School of Engineering; Duke Law School; University Libraries; Program in Women's Studies; Baldwin Scholars Program; Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Life; Duke Divinity School; Duke Women's Center; Master of Arts in Liberal Studies; Department of History; Mary Lou Williams Center; Multicultural Center; Center for Race Relations; and Rare Book, Manuscript and Special Collections Library.


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Oh the wailing and gnashing of teeth! ZeroHedge's Tyler posted this photo of the reaction from the CNBS anchor staff, very telling of the maturity levels found on that set, lol:
The internals were a mess. 98 new lows and only 7 highs on the NYSE – that is a sign of significant weakness, especially for a market that was recently at rally highs following 14 months of ridiculous up movement – yet, it is not anywhere near washout bottom type of numbers. Today 98.6% of the volume was on the downside, a severe panic day. The problem is that it's not yet at washout levels of volume, this is important as it means to me that the selling is likely to continue.
The day began with the SPX breaking beneath 1,100, that was key support and then it went after the 1,066 pin lows from the "flash crash," nearly making it there but closing on the day's lows just above at 1,071.
Below is a 3 month daily chart of the SPX, you can see that we closed well beneath the 200dma (red line), and also below the green line which is a 20 year uptrend line. That uptrend line is important, it is the line that caught the lows in 2002 and 2003 but was broken in 2008 and now again today:
Let's zoom out to a 20 year non-log scale chart to view that green line in context… see how it stopped the decline in 2002 and 2003? This is a monthly chart, note that the 200 MONTH moving average is just below 1,050. The RSI is on a fresh sell signal and is exiting the overbought area. Finally note the falsely steep slope of the bounce and look at the range of this month's candle – it greatly exceeds the range of any of the last bull market's candles. That's because this is not and never was a bull market:
What's clear to me is that from the April 26th high we moved lower into the 1,066 low and bounced. That's wave 1 down and 2 up. For the past 6 sessions we have been moving downward in what appears to be wave 3 – it has all the characteristics. Wave 3s cannot be the shortest wave. Wave 1 was 155 points. If you subtract 155 from 1,173, you are left with a minimum target for wave 3 of 1,018 - minimum. Zooming further out we can see that there is support in the 990 to 1,020 area:
As you can see on this chart of the SPY, volume was not at panic levels:
The major indices except for the Transports and the RUT closed beneath their 200 day moving averages. That's bearish.
The Transports broke below, and closed below the May 6 pin lows. That sets up the potential for a DOW theory sell signal, needing only for the Industrials to break 9,870… some technicians would say it's already happened based on a closing basis as we closed below the prior closing low on both the Transports and the Industrials:
The RUT came very close to closing below the pin lows as well.
More ominous for me is that the entire globe is melting down. Europe, Asia – including Japan and China, Australia, Brazil… all are now moving significantly lower. The western world, awash in debt and false accounting is clearly in deflation mode once again. Note that the psychology is different during this decline. The latest trillion for the banks didn't help, it hurt. That's because they can't fall back on false accounting more than they already have with mark to fantasy. The added debt based money never was a solution that was going to work; it was simply the greatest robbery in the history of mankind.
What's worse, technically, for the world markets is that the Emerging Market Index not only broke below and closed below the May 6th lows, but it also broke below and closed below the February lows! So much for the theory that emerging markets were going to lead the world. This index is now back to where it was in July of '09:
The financials, of course, are sick and broken. Should defaults begin to occur in the global debt markets, the banks that hold those debts are toast, even with mark to fantasy. Thus, my conclusion is that this is the wave down that ushers in meaningful change. Unfortunately I think that people who currently hold power will not give it up easily. You are about to be distracted with "other events" that history says are coming.
You will be led to believe that there are no solutions other than austerity. That is patently false, it's only true inside of the debt-backed money box that supports their power structure.
Moving back to the markets, the currency markets are ringing alarm bells. The Point & Figure charts for the Dollar, the Euro, and the Yen are now all saying the same thing – that should worry you because what they are saying is that they still have about 30% further to travel. The Dollar, of course, has been strengthening and now has a target of 112:
The Euro has a bearish target of 92:
And the Yen has a bullish target of 151, or about 35% higher than here. That's a bad thing because most of the world has been short the Yen and the further unwind of the carry trade means more deflation for Japan and the world:
And that's the FEAR, isn't it? A self-reinforcing deflationary spiral? That's what the markets are saying, and it's exactly what Bernanke thought he could prevent. They can't because of the psychology shift. Never again will they be able to toss trillions at the mortgage market on behalf of the bankers – the people now are familiar with that game and they're tossing politicians who were bought and paid for enough to vote for it.
So now fear and volatility are back. During bull markets the VIX does not exceed 40… today it exceeded 46:
VIX 3 month:
VIX 2 year:
VIX P&F target = 56:
These are high levels and the CBOE Put/Call ratio went to 1.5. That's extremely high, a point at which market turns can occur… but yet these types of extremes are also where market crashes come from:
What happens in the markets tomorrow? It could be ugly, especially if markets overseas continue to descend. Be on the lookout for a high volume down move or intraday reversal that could mark an intermediate bottom.
I have been mentioning that I thought global markets are overvalued and clearly exhibiting signs of yet another bubble. I've been showing Hyman Minsky's bubble stages and that you should pay attention to those stage 5 "wise voices (who) will stand up and say that the bubble can no longer continue. They argue that long run fundamentals, the ratios and measurements, defy sound economic practices. In the bubble, these arguments disappear within one over-riding fact – the price is still rising. The voices of the wise are ignored by the greedy who justify the now insane prices with the euphoric claim that the world has fundamentally changed and this new world means higher prices. Then along comes the cruelest lie of them all, "There will most likely be a 'soft' landing!"'
A couple days ago I mentioned that it now looked like we were progressing to stage 6 with the insiders already sneaking out the exits… and here we are:
Stage Six – Financial Crisis/Panic:
A bubble requires many people who believe in a bright future, and so long as the euphoria continues, the bubble is sustained. Just as the euphoria takes hold of the outsiders, the insiders remember what's real. They lose their faith and begin to sneak out the exit. They understand their segment, and they recognize that it has all gone too far. The savvy are long gone, while those who understand the possible outcome begin to slowly cash out. Typically, the insiders try to sneak away unnoticed, and sometimes they get away without notice. Whether the outsiders see the insiders leave or not, insider profit taking signals the beginning of the end (remember who has sold their rental properties?).
Stage seven – Revulsion/Lender of Last Resort:
Sometimes, panic of the insiders infects the outsiders. Other times, it is the end of cheap and easy credit or some unanticipated piece of news. But whatever it is, euphoria is replaced with revulsion. The building is on fire and everyone starts to run for the door. Outsiders start to sell, but there are no buyers. Panic sets in, prices start to tumble downwards, credit dries up, and losses start to accumulate.
This is where you may see the "lender of last resort" who is usually the government. The government, although they were talking up a soft landing, are now forced to step in to prevent the crises from spreading to other sectors. Ironically, this is where the savvy investor who profited before, really profits now. With government backing, they are asked to step in and return "normalcy" to a now damaged sector.
The government's attempt to "put out the fire" usually works. However, the conditions beyond the year 2010 will require oceans of water that the government does not posses. You must be ready!
I wrote that in the year 2005 and now here we are, trillions are not enough. Folks, there are major global events and change coming. Our monetary system, not just our financial system MUST change. Again, the powers that benefit from them will not just let them go while they sit quietly by and watch. In Thailand the people are setting the power structure's buildings on fire. There's more of that coming, it's a legitimate fear.
That fear, by the way is not just psychological. Many market callers have written about "animal spirits" and market psychology, but what they don't write about is the very REAL underlying triggers. When the rule of law does not mesh with nature, eventually the system breaks down and animal spirits are required to enact meaningful change. For example, the math of debt backed money doesn't work – that's REAL and there are limits. It is destined to fail. Likewise, the planet only has so much easy to get oil and a population and energy demand that is growing exponentially. There's a REAL limit in there – we are not taking care of it properly, so animal spirits are required to enact the change that's necessary.
While I have seen these events coming, I see that eventually mankind will take a leap forward. Unfortunately we may have to traverse those other events in the here and now. My advice is to get ready for those events… pray that they don't come, but be mentally and physically prepared, be careful, and act conservatively.
Robert Prechter from just this afternoon (ht RRH):


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HP Is in a Jam and Please Pass the Gravy: Top 10 Tips for Talking Tech This Turkey Day
We at AllThingsD have put together a list of digestible, dinner-table-conversation topics to get you through Thanksgiving Day.
Bon appetit!
1. First, demonstrate that you know the difference between Microsoft's Windows 8 and Windows 8 RT. As Walt Mossberg points out here, Windows 8 comes in two versions — one for standard PCs, and one called RT, for tablets. Windows RT will only run on devices running ARM processors from companies like Nvidia and Qualcomm. Windows 8 will run on devices powered by Intel chips.
On Intel-based PCs, you can run both old Windows apps and new tablet-style apps. On the tablets, or RT devices, you can't run traditional Windows apps, except for a new version of Office (which doesn't include Outlook). Confused yet? It's wise to offer up this gem before you've had a few Thanksgiving cocktails.
2. The bad news: BlackBerry maker RIM is missing the key holiday season with its late launch of BlackBerry 10, which is expected in the first couple months of next year. The good news? Some wireless carriers seem to be giving early positive feedback on BB10. While discussing BlackBerry, argue for/against tactile keyboards on smartphones.
3. "HP is in a jam." Say this with authority, then point toward Tuesday's earnings call and the developing Autonomy fraud story. Note: Don't pretend to be too much of an authority on HP or you will, at some point, be asked to fix a relative's printer.
4. Zynga is in a jam, too, except even worse, if possible. Key executives are leaving, and the company cut 5 percent of its workforce in October. Also, the company needs a new hit game. (Admit it, you got bored with Draw Something pretty quickly.) Pro tip: Turn the sound down on your phone so the Words With Friends chime doesn't give you away. If that fails, move on to Groupon's failings.
5. "Why would I go to stores on Black Friday? I do all of my shopping online." This might sound pretty familiar by now, so take it a step further: Specify that you do all of your shopping on mobile. Argue that "favoriting" things on Pinterest on your iPad late at night counts as mobile shopping.
6. A favorite topic of discussion: Should you buy your mom/brother/child/significant other an iPad mini? What about Amazon's new Kindle Fire or the Google Nexus tablet? Read Walt's review of the iPad mini; this chart will help you figure out some of the specs of the others. And for a great retrospective of Apple devices throughout the years, check out this skit from Jimmy Kimmel.
7. There's a new and improved Jawbone Up — the techie wristband that suffered technical problems its first time out of the gate. Launch a full-blown debate about which is better: Up or the FuelBand from Nike, a brand that's more likely to resonate with most people. Talk about how motivating activity trackers are, right when you're on your third piece of pumpkin pie.
8. YouTube is no longer just about cat videos. It's true! Just read this. Full disclaimer: Many people sitting around you still might not believe this. Not my chair, not my problem.
9. The launch of the new Nintendo Wii U, which has been in development for a few years, hasn't gone very smoothly. And The Wall Street Journal's Katherine Boehret said in her review of the new gaming device that "despite the Wii U's refreshing features, its sluggish behavior makes it a product I can't fully recommend." For fun, quiz others around the table to see who remembers the old Contra code (Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start).
10. Take photos of the turkey with your phone, especially if you've purchased the new iPhone 5/Samsung Galaxy S III/Nokia Lumia 920 and need a reason to casually pull it out of your pocket. Blast-share the best pic with your social networks using a new app that you believe is the new Instagram-meets-Socialcam-meets-Twitter.
Bonus: Get ahead of the times by dropping some knowledge about the government investigating Google for anticompetitive behavior around how its search engine ranks its own sites above competitors' sites. News on that is likely to drop right after the holiday. But be careful: Talking antitrust could turn into talking politics, and in some families that's a recipe for disaster.
Double bonus: Free food! Free smartphones! Free air! Yes, Marissa Mayer, Yahoo's new CEO, is a magical unicorn executive who will make you quit your Gmail and go back to Yahoo Mail. Keep repeating to your clan until it's true. (Warning: This might actually take a few quarters.)
Now put your phone down and actually enjoy the holiday.


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I have 2 Nearly Isogenic Lines (NILs) in pepper. The NILs are different in phenotype and segregate in a mendelian pattern. The introgression is few Mbp long and I need a gene!
Be aware that capsicum is poor in markers and a genomic sequence so I'm kind of stuck here.
I thought about 2 strategies:
• From an F2:NIL-1xNIL-2 population- take 2 phenotypic pools of RNA and sequence them in order to find few differential genes which might include my gene within the introgression.
• Same as previous only make a DNA pool and sequence in order to produce new markers based on polymorphism within the introgression.
Has anyone been dealing practically with such? and could recommend a short path towards a gene?
few Mbp will probably contain more than one gene.
With RNA sequencing, you will see also differences in genes not included in your introgression. Thus, the question is, are you interested only in that part or do you want all differences?
It's my PhD thesis, so I need a gene in the shortest time=most efficient method.
and true probably there are few dozens of genes within that segment.
The question stays, are you interested in what makes the lines different or in what is in the introgression?
sorry for bein away…
I wish i could find the actual gene that is the cause of the difference.
then go for the mRNA profiling


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Mike Tyson scraps UK promotional appearances
LONDON (AP) — Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson has scrapped promotional appearances in London because previous convictions bar him from entering Britain.
Tyson, 47, was due in London this week as part of a promotional tour for his autobiography "Undisputed Truth."
His publisher, HarperCollins U.K., said in a statement Tuesday that it had been "unaware" of recent changes to U.K. immigration law and for that reason Tyson had to reroute to Paris.
Under Britain's immigration rules, anyone sentenced to more than four years in prison is barred from entering the country.
Tyson served three years of a six-year sentence in the 1990s for raping a teenage beauty-pageant contestant. He also has been convicted of assault and cocaine possession.
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The murder of Meredith Kercher occurred in Perugia, Italy, on 1 November 2007. Kercher, aged 21 at the time of her death, was a British university exchange student from Coulsdon, South London. She shared an upstairs flat with three other young women. She was sexually assaulted and stabbed, and property belonging to her was stolen.
Rudy Guede, a resident of Perugia, was convicted on 28 October 2008 of the sexual assault and murder of Kercher. His fast-track conviction was upheld, and he is now serving a reduced sentence of 16 years. Raffaele Sollecito, an Italian student, and Amanda Knox, an American student and a flatmate of Kercher, were convicted of sexual assault and murder in a separate trial on 4 December 2009. They were given sentences of 25 and 26 years respectively. Knox and Sollecito have appealed. Their appeal commenced in December 2010 and is scheduled to end in late 2011.
The case has received much media attention in Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States. It has been widely described as controversial, with questions raised over the validity of the convictions, coverage in the news media and the conduct of the police investigation and prosecutor.


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Solo to Symphony is sad to say that Director, Jody Harrison, feels it is time to have a less competitive and anxiety free life! She is very happy that Perth offers musical talent through other professional companies.
Jody is very proud to have directed such a talent filled WEST Australian company and thanks all the musicians who supported her. The talent that WA produces is a constant source of pride for her and she will enjoy watching WA musicians take on the world for the rest of her life!
Jody also thanks her clients who, obviously, kept this West Australian company employed!
She also thanks the other entertainment companies in Perth who, like Jody, know what integrity is and who cherish this small but amazing city we live in.
So now - go all of you and let the world know how amazing WA musicians are!
Find the right performer for my:
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Libby Hammer Quintet
The music of this quintet ranges from sophisticated cocktail music to downright funky grooves, from heart rendering ballads to light Latin moods, from the sublime to the ridiculous, but always with a great sense of humour and taste.
My father has specifically asked me to pass on his praise and appreciation for Libby and the band. He and all his friends loved the music very much and were raving about it last night. They loved Libby's voice and style. Dad particularly loved the trumpet and said that it was quiet to begin with and really came out at the end showing great prowess. I really appreciated how the band's level was very complimentary to the situation of a party in a house. They were not over powering at all. They were just perfect and of course very lovely and accommodating to work with. Thanks.
Fran Tinley – 80th birthday party - June 2012
It was fantastic! Libby and her team were brilliant - of course the music was outstanding but equally with their customer service and attention to the event. I had people coming up to me the whole night asking who the band are and saying how terrific they were. The sound guy was great too - Not one thing went wrong which was amazing!
Sarah Wilson – St John Of God Hospital Subiaco - April 2012
Just a quick note to say thankyou. Libby and the band were awesome on Friday evening at our Volunteers event. We have had a lot of positive feedback and I will be sure to book Libby again in the future.
Kate Schilling – City of Melville – November 2011
The band were fantastic thank you. We received great feedback on them and we all really enjoyed the night.
Kira Cardenosa – Calibre – October 2011
I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU for the awesome performance and entertainment at the PSDS's Hullabaloo Ball last week! Everyone I heard from gave great feedback on the band and the atmosphere on the night (and as chairperson, swing dancers aren't afraid to let me know if they aren't happy about something).
Libby, the international teachers from the US said you were the best female vocalist that they have heard in a long time. And that is saying something since they average at least two lindy festivals a month so they hear A LOT of jazz bands! They were very impressed to have a band where the vocalist was the feature, not just an add-on.
Fiona Kemp - Hullabaloo Swing Dance Ball – April 2011
For more info and sound samples, check out www.libbyhammer.com.au


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…the flu --- yep we got it…I don't know if it is the h1n1 'it' or just an 'it' it – but we're not feeling great here.
So…might not hear from me for a bit. I don't feel like bloggin (& I always feel like bloggin!) Instead – I want to snuggle with my kiddos (who are also sick) on the couch & lysol everything!!
But I did want to pass along a wonderful bit of news:
I've been awarded my first award!! Yippee – yahoo!
The wonderful PK from Room Remix has nominated my little ol blog for the Kreativ Blog Award
With the privilege of being awarded – there is a bit of follow up to then recognize others. (But this work isn't daunting – without the support of others where would we be? Pay it forward…)
Here are the 'rules' for PASSING ON THE AWARDS:
1. Thank the person who nominated you for this award in your blog post.
2. Copy the logo and place it on your blog.
3. Link to the person who nominated you for this award.
4. Name 7 things about yourself that people may not know.
5. Nominate 7 Kreativ Bloggers.
6. Post links to the 7 blogs you nominate.
7. Leave a comment on each.
There are so many fantastic blogs out there & so many fabulous posts – this was hard to pick only 7.
I've linked to one of each blogger's projects that caught my attention recently (in no particular order):
Sunny Days – this girl is just so stinkin cute!! and her blog – great displays with wonderful colors & great combinations of items!
Fiona & Twig wonderful style – great colors
Moody Girl - check out this little stool tutorial – cuteness for her kiddos!
Salvage Dior – look what this girl can do with stuff from the dollar store!
From House to Home – for lovers of older homes this is the site for you!!
Beyond the Picket Fence – hello – can you say vintage charm and ingenuity? Check out this post about a new vision for an old drawer!
Buzzings of a Queen Bee – Numbered Pumpkins – pure genius & just gorgeous!
& here are 7 things you don't know about me:
1. I live in the northern tundra (not really the tundra but feels like it somedays) but I ADORE the warmth of a beach. I wish I could have the change of season AND mild weather all the time!
2. I'm always cold – thus…why I long for the beach as noted in #1 above
3. I've always loved home decorating….my mom always checked out home decor books from the library growing up & I poured over them even as a little kid
4. I really ENJOY cooking for people who enjoy EATING
5. I love living in the country & the solitude that brings but I CANNOT be too far from a town (a Target MUST be close by!)
6. My least favorite chore is grocery shopping…I like making the list & the planning but dread the time spent collecting all the items at the store & then paying (well - that part is particularly distasteful these days!)
7. We bought a riding lawn mower this summer & (shhhh - don't tell my husband!) but I actually enjoy mowing the lawn…that fresh clean, orderly feeling after it's done is very satisfying!
8. I am a list maker. I LOVE crossing off (even mundane) things from my to-do list.
9. I want to live on a farm someday with a big barn!
10.I get my energy from the sun--- I'm much more productive on a sunny day (even if it is cold) than on a dreary gray day.
ooops that was 10 things (I was only supposed to do seven- it's the delirium of the flu setting in I think!) PASS IT ON (the support of fellow bloggers not the flu!)
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Chocolate Pudding Covered Cake
(Çikolatalı Puding Kaplı Kek)
5 eggs, room temperature
1 1/2 cup sugar
250 gr unsalted butter, room temperature
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 cup flour
1 cup rice flour
1/2 cup cocoa powder
1 tsp baking powder
Cake mold with a hole in the center
1 1/2 cup milk, cold
Beat the butter with sugar, egg and vanilla extract using a wooden spoon (or mixer) in a large bowl. Then add flour, rice flour, cocoa powder and baking powder. Mix for a few minutes. Pour into the oiled mold.
Preheat the oven to 375 F (190 C). Place the mold on the middle rack. Bake for about 50 minutes until the toothpick comes out clean. Wait for 15 minutes, then pour the cold milk slowly all over the cake. Then place the cake on the plate. When it cools down, pour Chocolate Pudding all over. Sprinkle some crushed pistachio on top, then serve.
Chocolate Pudding:
1 + 3/4 cup = 425 ml milk
1/2 or 3/4 cup sugar
4 tbsp corn starch
1/4 cup water
1/3 cup cocoa
Melt the corn starch in the water in a medium-sized pot. Add sugar, cocoa and milk, and stir constantly on medium-high heat. When you see the bubbles on the surface, cook for one more minute. Don't stop stirring. Pour all over the cake.
* If you use Piyale Kakaolu Puding use 425 ml milk instead of 750 ml.
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Recently I've been thinking about how we want our brigade's to fight. Now, that may seem laughable in some ways due to the fact that we have no recent experience in deploying an actual CMBG and our CMBG's aren't really resourced to fight as a formed formation. Having said this, the army says that a brigade is a fighting formation and we train them as such during UNIFIED RESOLVE and, depending on the year, at MAPLE RESOLVE.In the past few weeks I've had a conversation with one of our brigade commanders on his experiences thus far, read Close Engagement, and read an article on US brigades going through JRTC (https://www.benning.army.mil/infantry/magazine/issues/2018/Oct-Dec/pdf/11_Buzzard_BDE.pdf) and compared that against an article written by MGen Julian Thompson on his time as Comd 3 Cdo Bde in the Falklands as well as my own correspondence with him.What the Bde Comd told me was that you can fight a Bde as a big Bn or a small division. I thought that was an interesting approach to answering the question of how a Brigade should fight. The Canadian Army view is that the Bde is the first level where JIMP actions can take place. The US article above talks about effective Bde's not getting fixated on the "shiny object" of the close fight. They should work in conjunction with Div/Corps/JTF to fight the deep battle. This deep fight sets conditions for success in the close fight and the Bde enables this success through the deep fight, provision of enablers, RAS and reconnaissance to identify the enemy main effort and vulnerabilities. Lastly the Bde should be managing transitions from tactical activity to the next. The Canadian philosophy maybe even more demanding in that the HQ needs to be able to integrate all the potential JIMP assets, and people/personalities. This in my opinion is a description of the "small Div" approach.Alternately, once 3 Cdo Bde was landed and shed its requirement for dealing directly with the HQ back in the UK it was very much focussed on tactical execution in the close fight. It had little if any deep fight. What I think is most telling is the small size of 3 Cdo Bde's HQ, the speed of its decision making and planning, and the activities of its commander. Comd 3 Cdo Bde would move forward with a recce group, similar to a BG Comd's recce grp, to conduct personal reconnaissance of the ground and enemy before pursuing a decision making process that is fairly similar to our Battle Procedure drill. I would also look at brigades, both US and UK, in Desert Storm that advanced in formations as a formed whole and executed battle drills. I would suggest that this is an example of the "big Bn" approach.I don't think there is any one right way. It's a matter of what is expected of that brigade and its headquarters to achieve and how large it is, particularly what enablers it has organically or attached. Theoretically, we could take away the JIMP requirements from the Bdes and place them with 1 Cdn Div. I think this approach would be more in synch with our allies, however, if we're sceptical about a deploying Bde then deploying 1 Cdn Div seems just as or even less likely. What I'm thinking right now is that the JIMP enabled Bde that integrates all these enablers and can operate dispersed over a large area of operations is likely the worst case scenario so we should aim to be prepared for that (we've been ordered to anyway). The risk of this is that Bde HQ's are likely to be too big, slow, and vulnerable to operate against a more capable opponent.
I have no doubt you're right. I think whether you're fighting "big battalions" or "little Divs" our Bde's need more fire power starting with more artillery.
Viewing this as a choice between "big battalions" or "little divisions" is probably an over simplification. I think a lot of factors dictate what need or need not be in a brigade's sphere of influence and control.In a near peer fight, the brigade needs to be able to really focous its attention on its assigned fight. It cannot do that if it is also CIMICing/IAing every encounterd town and village as it advances up the trace (that CIMIC and IA have become usable as verbs is telling of other problems).But, if we are in a theatre with massive overmatch but conducting operations with relatively few dispersed troops, then the brigade has the time (if given the appropriate staff) to manage more of the problems in its battle space.
How to Fight - the Tank/ Mech Infantry TeamSlightly cheesy, impressive 70s mustaches, but some timeless lessons about the combined arms team:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uc-wTlD-_U
35 years ago, doctrine defined "CMBG" as "Corps Mechanized Brigade Group" and this was coincidentally the role filled by 4 CMBG.
I recommend that anybody in a Brigade or wanting to discuss the Brigade Fight should read the fairly new Canadian "Brigade Tactics" publication. It serves as a useful startpoint.
I think that if things are organized in a close to "doctrinal" way, a Brigade will fight much more similarly to a Division that it would to a Battalion. I believe that the Brigade is the first level that can truly plan and fight at the same time. The Brigade truly has a deep fight, whereas the Battalion/Battle Group does not really have the assets to have one. The Brigade will have a deeper time horizon/scale than the Battle Group. The Brigade in certainly more interested in the close fight than the Division, but the Battle Group lives the close fight. The various manoeuvre units in a Brigade will rarely be in a position to conduct fire and movement etc due to the size of unit footprint, whereas this might be normal in a Battle Group. Passing a company through a company is not particularly complex. Passing a battle group through a battle group is quite different. Battalion tactics can be scaled up Platoon tactics. That model fall apart, though, at Brigade level. Now, a Brigade that has a single Battle Group and a single artillery battery might fight in a manner quite similar to a large Battle Group that has an artillery battery and a full Plans shop. I would call those "edge cases", but those are also things that we have certainly seen in the past twenty years!
In the event of war the intent was to attach it to either II German Corps or VII Corps. It trained with both. Going mostly off "War Without Battles", its likely task would have been to establish a block on some good terrain in depth against a Soviet penetration.
I believe that the Brigade is the first level that can truly plan and fight at the same time.
The Brigade truly has a deep fight, whereas the Battalion/Battle Group does not really have the assets to have one.
I don't think tube artillery qualifies a formation to conduct deep operations. If a CMBG is going to employ its artillery, it'll be aiming its piddly 8x howitzers in support of its lead unit. Our tube artillery cannot really reach into an enemy's depth in any significant way.While I understand the framework of close, deep, and rear could be applied to CMBG planning, I'm not really sure it is helpful, or useful. Land Ops states that deep operations must be long range (probably not what I'd define a M777 as...) and protracted (probably not something 8 tubes could deliver, even with a leaflet drop from a CH-146 layered over it...). I'm not sure a Brigade is the right organization to manage and coordinate such widely dispersed tactical engagements. The CMBG, and I'd argue most (all?) brigade-sized formations are designed, scaled, and resourced to fight the "close battle," dealing with the problem to their front. We should probably avoid teaching or training Brigade Commanders and their staff to go out trying to fight a "deep battle."
If I haven't been branded a cynic on this forum a long time ago, then do it now.Does anyone here really think or plan on going to war with an 8 gun artillery regiment to support a brigade? Hell when I started in this business we had eight gun batteries to support a battalion who had eight mortars of their own. Brigades had 32 guns and we still felt ourselves (and were in fact) outgunned by our opponents. Don't even get me started on anti-armour.I'm truly in awe of all of you who are serving now and not ripping your hair out in despair.


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Pop superstar Taylor Swift slipped into Auckland in the wee hours of yesterday morning, ahead of three concerts at Vector Arena, and avoided the ever-present paparazzi photographers and amateur snappers. She was announced music's top money-maker this week, earning US$35 million ($43 million) in the last year from album sales and touring. Swift is big business.
The 22-year-old is in town for her Speak Now tour which she performed in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. She is understood to be staying on the top floor at SkyCity Grand Hotel with a large security team.
Pictures of the young star, who has more than 11 million Twitter followers, could fetch more than US$20,000 with international photo agencies. Getting access is key.
While U2 took sanctuary at Michael Fay's private Mercury Island, and Chris Martin and Eddie Vedder avoided the snappers at Neil Finn's Piha bach, Swift was not publicity shy on the Australian leg of her tour. She was snapped in a bikini on Perth's Cottesloe Beach, strolling on the sand at St Kilda, and sailing up Sydney Harbour.
"The photos of Taylor in that black-and-white bikini in Perth went all around the world. Every tabloid news agency ran them. It would have generated big bikkies for the photographer," a source said.
Taylor has become the queen of the earners according to the 2012 Billboard Money Makers poll. The six-time Grammy winner pocketed more than US$35 million last year, finishing ahead of U2, Kevin Chesney, Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne, who rounded out the top five. She earned more than Katy Perry and Adele combined.
So, where can we expect to find her? Vinnies restaurant in Herne Bay is courting. "Hear you're a foodie. Would love to host you for some fine NZ dining whilst in Akld," the eatery tweeted Swift.
Reps at Universal Music, distributors of Big Machine Records, Swift's label, couldn't comment on the pop superstar's private plans in Auckland. "We haven't been given any information by the promoter," a publicist said. A rep for the promoter said they were in the dark too.
Adult fans of Swift, however, were a little more willing to share. "Swelling excitement in this house for the [Taylor Swift] concert on Sat. 6 kids plus us," Kate Hawkesby said on Twitter.
Models paraded in jackets and skimpy suspenders at Trelise Cooper's corporate collection launch on Tuesday, but MP Nikki Kaye was having her own crisis of conscience.
Nigel Morrison, SkyCity's top brass, announced that the Auckland Central politician and the MP for Napier, Chris Tremain, would jump off the Sky Tower. Kaye's lip quivered.
She told The Diary: "I was keen to promote Auckland tourism and was thinking of taking the associate minister, Chris Tremain, to feed the new baby giraffes at Auckland Zoo. Instead, he suggested jumping off the Sky Tower!
"I told him I'm petrified of heights so it would be a very tough ask. Naturally I was surprised to hear Nigel announce I was jumping off the tower. To be honest, it gives me chills riding the lift up there, let alone jumping off."
Fellow Nat Judith Collins, who was also present at the announcement, said jumping off New Zealand's tallest building was not on her agenda.
"No, I'm somewhat busy dealing with the ACC privacy breach. However, I'm sure Nikki can bounce once or twice on my behalf."
Is TVNZ facing a management crisis? The announcement on Wednesday that Richard Sutherland, TVNZ director of coverage, had quit came as a blow for the state broadcaster's news and current affairs division.
He is the fifth news man at the company to leave in as many months, with insiders saying One News is in a serious state of management flux.
Two weeks ago, daily news programmes editor Paul Patrick quit TVNZ to follow former boss Anthony Flannery to Channel Ten.
Aussie Ross Dagan, who starts at TVNZ next month, takes up Flannery's spot and Michele Romaine from the BBC is holding the fort in the meantime.
Patrick's role is unfilled. Cliff Joiner and Guyon Espiner have also left vacancies, exiting to rival MediaWorks. There is serious concern more key people will be poached by the opposition if they're not tied down during this interim phase.
Sutherland, a former NewstalkZB editor and Sky News manager, is jumping ship to rival TV3. He will be deputy director of news and current affairs under Mark Jennings, who told The Diary, Sutherland "is a big loss for them and a big gain for us".
"Richard is a top operator and he has been on my radar for quite a long time, in fact, I offered him a job about 10 years ago, but he was too chicken to take it.
"Finally, he has seen the light."
TVNZ's state of management flux extends to the top. Rick Ellis, who left this year to run digital media at Telstra in Australia, leaves the CEO job empty.
The Diary understands two prominent names have made the board's final recruitment shortlist - a broadcasting exec and a manager from the technology industry.
Our money's on Lynley Marshall, the director of commercial operations at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and Kevin ("KK") Kenrick, Telecom's former chief operating officer.
An announcement is expected soon.
Celebrity Jaquie Brown's book, I'm Not Fat, I'm Pregnant, is a rulebook for mums-to-be, and a funny read.
With confessional gems like: "I was standing naked in front of the mirror in the bedroom today, sort of examining, marvelling and gawking at the shape of my body now, and [Guy, my husband] pipes up with, 'You look like a silverback gorilla'. A silverback gorilla???"
Brown tells The Diary it was important the book was honest and candid.
"I wanted answers to, like, 'is it OK to have an orgasm while you're preggers'?"
PS: In a week where Jock Hobbs was called the saviour of rugby, the Dunedin City Council tried to trump that by wiping the Otago Rugby Football Union's $480,000 debt. Are they rugby redeemers or have they just set a dangerous precedent?


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First, visualize the Thought Structure™ behind this: I am tying together 3 separate tangents that touch as bubbles in like some sort of 120° degree arrangement.
With that being said, as someone who 1) can watch anything about history and conspiracies for hours on end and who 2) wants to bring about the most positive change possible through my writings and work, I have to say I am at a loss to tell you about a video I ran across last week.
It's called Earthlings, and I could only watch the first fifth of the movie, it disturbed me so much. Basically, the Movie points out the fact that all creatures on this planet, from the lowliest worms, bacteria and viruses to the great all powerful human beings, and all things in between, are Earthings, Earthings first. The film then goes into a shameful demonstration of "Man's Inhumanity to Earthlings" and shows example after example of humans just being horrible in every way possible to our fellow travelers in this particular existence.
I still ate meat and even had Steak and Eggs for breakfast Sunday, but… I am seriously rethinking my diet after watching this movie. I recommend it highly—but I can't watch it. Very disturbing. Needless to say I was pretty depressed and downtrodden after I saw this.
By Coincidence ( of Course! ) Oprah had a show on last Friday titled "Amazing Animals", which I happened to catch because I was taking the day off. Some of the video examples on the show were so remarkable, so uplifting. I was going to post a sample video from the show, but I went to Oprah's site to see if I could get something to show you, and… too complicated. So here is a lame-ass promo from the show, sorry about that…
Different animals taking care of each other, unbelievable friendships between man and beast—it again renewed my faith in us humans pulling our heads out of our butts, righting our ship as a species and joining the rest of the Real Civilized universe, that is watching, waiting for us to figure it out.
I have to think that overcoming this hurdle of understanding is a part of all of our development as members of our earthling community, and where we place ourselves in the Omniverse™ in general. Hindsight is 20/20, but I have to think that the consensus is who had the more "advanced civilization" back when Europe was "Re"—discovering the New World is debatable.
And I have to remember to keep top of mind this fact, how long have we been truly self-aware, and what real knowledge has been suppressed from our larger history, that has shaped this reality we now inhabit. It's only been the blink of an eye, in the grand scheme of things.
I often think that if there is some sort of "un-earthling" type presence observing us from hidden bases either on other the other planets in our solar system, on our own satellite the moon, or even among us here on earth, I'd like to think that a group of these benevolent beings are observing and noting, with all our faults, that we are all for the most part good "creations". I'd like to think that we are moving towards Positive Thought Structure™.
AND – not to be too long, but in Obama's commencement speech at Notre Dame, he touches upon this tangent in the last third of his speech, which I will reference here…
As much as I am suspicious of how political an animal Obama is, It is my hope that his convictions match this speech. It reinforces what I was discussing in the previous paragraphs. If this is the direction we are now going, I am glad for this change of direction of temperment. Because it is a direction, towards the ultimate good as opposed towards ultimate evil. Hopefully it will spread into not only how we treat each other as Human Beings, but also how we treat our fellow Earthings as well.


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This page was created when I was taking ECE597. Now I've graduated Rose with a MECE and a BS CPE. I also worked on another project using the BeagleBoard to control a walking four legged robot.
Most of my work is with the BeagleBoard hardware. I helped with pages on PWM on the BeagleBoard and I2C on the BeagleBoard. I created the page on Interfacing with the BeagleBoard hardware. This page contains a variety of information on how to make a board to interface with the BeagleBoard, including dealing with power and level shifting.


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Your Brandbook is the future of cloud-based brand management. A must-have for creative studios and their clients. Manage all aspects of the brands you design and manage. Improve your productivity and save money. Inform and educate your clients and peers.
Peng Ying Shui is my own Kung Fu school that I run with my best friend Jeroen Kroll. The name 'Peng Ying Shui' means 'The powerful way of the water'. The anchient traditions, filosophy and classical trainingsmethods from the Chinese martial arts are the solid foundation of Peng Ying Shui. Kung Fu for us means passion, respect and tradition.
Vizited is the result of my personal frustration with never finding the bookmarks I need. I'm a knowledge driven person, and bookmark every little thing that inspires or interests me. So over the time I've collect thousands of bookmarks that need to be organized. From the people around me I hear very often that their bookmarks frustrate them and they've tried all the available solutions out there. So I came up with a solution called Vizited.
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In an April that brought record-breaking cold to much of the U.S., the Twitterati hunkered down and finished their taxes, and the Federal Open Market Committee had a relatively uneventful meeting in which its tapering of asset purchases continued as scheduled.
Meanwhile, Stephen Colbert snarked on Sheryl Sandberg's book, "Lean In," reporter Kevin Roose found a group of regulators tougher than the SEC, and Stefan Cheplick and Bloomberg View publisher Tim O'Brien showed, in two separate charts, what market cycles really look like.
On General Economic Topics
Clicked on "help" button on website and under directions was a link that read "click here for help using help."
— Bond Girl (@munilass) April 10, 2014
No matter the gen @sama: "i think the new generation is great, and the world is going in the right direction" -said no old person, ever"
— April Rudin (@TheRudinGroup) April 14, 2014
If @SherylSandberg really believes women should Lean In, why isn't her entire book printed in italics?
— Stephen Colbert (@StephenAtHome) April 10, 2014
Saying you're having children for the tax breaks is like saying you want a mortgage for the interest deduction. http://t.co/IQYed6u4Fj
— Jason Hull (@hull_j) April 30, 2014
The people who regulate rich white guys in basketball are way tougher than the people who regulate rich white guys in banking.
— Kevin Roose (@kevinroose) April 29, 2014
As Investors, you can't blindly accept everything you hear as truth, nor can you cynically reject everything. http://t.co/VrMlWy96oL
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On the FOMC meeting
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The pension fund for New York City schoolteachers has sold its stock in companies that make guns and ammunition.
City Comptroller John Liu said Friday that the move came after a thorough review of the fund's exposure to such investments.
Teachers union head Michael Mulgrew said selling the stock was "the right thing to do" after the school shootings in Newtown, Conn. Similar reviews of gun-industry holdings are under way at pension funds across the country since the massacre.
Liu says the $46.6 billion New York City Teachers' Retirement System is the largest pension fund to sell its gun industry holdings so far.
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It's no secret. Climate change is happening, and skiers are paying attention.
"I want my kids to be skiing. I want their kids to be skiing," says pro skier Julian Carr. "It's completely conceivable that within a few generations, they could not be [skiing], at the rate we're at."
The U.S. government is now taking aim at the greenhouse gas emissions that fuel climate change. In early June, President Obama and the Environmental Protection Agency proposed regulations to slash carbon pollution from power plants by 30 percent from 2005 levels by 2030. Produced mostly by fossil-fuel-fired plants, carbon pollution is the main source of greenhouse gases in the U.S.
"Climate change, fueled by carbon pollution, supercharges risks to our health, our economy, and our way of life," Gina McCarthy, EPA administrator, said in a statement.
For the winter sports industry, climate change looks abysmal. In scientific research and on once glaciated peaks, the evidence seems to be clear: decreasing snowpack, shorter seasons, warming winter temperatures, and erratic weather patterns, including extreme storms, droughts and precipitation. "A way of life for millions of people is at risk of simply melting away," says Phil Huffeldt, coordinator for Snowriders International, a Denver-based nonprofit group working to preserve winters from climate change.
The proposed EPA regulations are headed to a public comment period the week of July 28 in Atlanta, Denver, Pittsburgh, and Washington, D.C., and will likely face challenges in court and Congress. The proposed rules also provide states with some flexibility on how they meet pollution-reduction numbers. Some states have already taken action by reducing coal plant emissions, installing energy efficient power plants, and taxing pollution producers.
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These environmental changes affect the winter sports industry—and the economy. For example, the $12.2 billion winter tourism industry lost an estimated $1.07 billion since 1999, resulting in fewer hires and shorter operating seasons, according to a University of New Hampshire study commissioned by the NRDC and Protect Our Winters.
Chris Steinkamp, executive director of Protect Our Winters, the California-based nonprofit aimed at mobilizing the winter sports community against climate change, says low-elevation resorts, particularly in the Northeast, are suffering from climate change.
"It's the inconsistency that's really starting to hit these resort communities," Steinkamp says. "They can't plan on a really strong Christmas season; they certainly can't plan on a strong Thanksgiving season. When you don't have that kind of planning involved, it's really hard to make money."
To ultimately save mountain town economies, says POW's Steinkamp, winter has to be stabilized. And he says the EPA's proposed regulations are a big step forward.
In lieu of consistently snowy ski seasons, 88 percent of ski resorts use snowmaking machines—but that process accounts for as much as half a resort's operating costs, according to the NRDC report. Daniel Scott, professor of geology and environmental management at the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, points out that while more and more resorts are relying on snowmaking to keep their slopes viable, that solution may not last forever as temperatures increase. Optimal snowmaking requires a temperature of 23 degrees Fahrenheit, Scott says, and resorts with warming winter temps may not consistently meet that threshold.
But he says climate change won't cause the end of skiing—at least not yet.
"You'll have a contraction of the ski industry in terms of number of ski areas that are sustainable," Scott says.
Not just a local's problem.
While the proposed regulations are a step in the right direction, Scott says, they will have a minimal impact on snow levels.
"That initiative on its own won't matter much to the future of the ski industry," Scott says. "It's positive. It helps. It's part of the solution, but it's not the solution."
Unless the issue is addressed on a global scale, climate change will continue. "The atmosphere doesn't care where the emissions came from."
Perhaps the U.S. will act as a trendsetter, suggests Mark Williams, University of Colorado geology professor who's affectionately dubbed the Professor of Snow.
"The new EPA rules are a tipping point," Williams says. "They show the world that the U.S. is serious about dealing with greenhouse gases and climate change. The rest of the world has already taken notice."
In fact, China announced a cap on emissions shortly after the EPA proposal was announced.
"I'm much more positive that humans are starting to address climate change at a global level," he says. "And that makes a difference to the future of snow, ice, and snow sports."


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"…We're witnessing the same analytical errors today that were made in the post-tech bubble analysis: the willingness to inflate an even greater bubble for the cause of mitigating the pain from the so-called deflationary risks associated with a bursting of THE bubble. And with each reflation comes a heightened governmental role in both the markets and real economy – to the point where Washington is essentially backstopping the financial and economic systems."
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Travelers aren't the only ones who should be worried about Congress' next big economic crisis.
Political analysts and groups with an interest in the outcome are starting to become anxious about the battle brewing this summer over the Highway Trust Fund – and they're not convinced any of the likely solutions being floated on Capitol Hill will solve the problem one leading lawmaker has dubbed a potential "construction shutdown."
The Highway Trust Fund, which is financed by gasoline taxes and pays for transportation and infrastructure projects, is set to run out by the end of the summer. The federal highway money will begin to dissipate at the beginning of next month and stop altogether by Sept. 30.
In a letter to state transportation officials sent Tuesday, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said funding for transportation projects would begin to be affected Aug. 1 if Congress does not take action. Foxx also warned states should expect about a 28% cut in federal funding for construction projects.
The fund is headed towards insolvency because the government now spends more money on those transportation and infrastructure projects than it collects from the gas tax, which has not been raised in over two decades. If the fund dries up, it could have dire consequences for the economy and cost the country hundreds of thousands of jobs, according to some estimates.
These consequences make the fund's expiration date one of a few deadlines, including the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank's charter, that has analysts worried about the economic headwinds coming out of Washington this year. These fears intensified when House Majority Leader Eric Cantor stunningly lost his Republican primary battle to a Tea Party insurgent.
In an email to Business Insider, Guggenheim Securities analyst Chris Krueger indicated the so-called construction shutdown is one of the main potential economic headwinds coming out of Washington this year. He also described the climate on the Hill as the "new hysteria" and warned it could make a solution "difficult" to reach.
"The new leadership slate has a difficult challenge in the ~140 days to the midterms, with many conservative/Tea Party groups pushing for a more aggressive/confrontational leadership style," Krueger wrote. "Thankfully for the markets, there are few fiscal fights on the horizon this year, though. However, the highway bill and the Export-Import Bank could well fall prey to this new hysteria, as both face expirations before the midterms."
Thus far, Congress has failed to agree on a solution, and the federal government has begun amping up its warnings to states. The Obama administration has estimated as many as 700,000 jobs could be lost and about 112,000 active construction projects could be affected by either being delayed, deferred, or halted. Sen. Patty Murray (D-Washington), who has been the Democratic leadership's point person on the issue, has warned of the potentially disastrous "construction shutdown."
President Barack Obama, sounding rather exasperated on Tuesday, pushed the four-year, $302 billion plan his administration has advocated as a solution to the problem — which has no chance of passing through Congress.
"It's not crazy, it's not socialism," he said in remarks in front of the Georgetown waterfront with the Key Bridge in the background. "It's not the imperial presidency — no laws are broken. We're just building roads and bridges like we've been doing for the last, I don't know, 50, 100 years."
During testimony before the Senate Finance Committee earlier this year, Joseph Kile, the assistant director for microeconomic studies at the Congressional Budget Office identified two possible solutions to what the CBO has described as an "impossible situation." Kile suggested Congress could either drastically cut spending in the fund's two accounts or increase the gas tax by at least 10 cents per gallon.
In an election year, lawmakers are loath to support either of these options. The gas tax hasn't been raised since 1993. Last month, two senators talked about the unthinkable solution — they introduced a bipartisan plan to save the fund by incrementally raising the 18.4 cents-per-gallon gas tax. But with voters heading to the polls this November, the prognosis for the proposal is grim as there little political appetite for raising taxes on drivers among both the Republican-controlled House and the White House.
The most likely solution is a short-term extension to boost the fund through the end of the year. Right now, the proposal that has the most "energy," according to one Senate Democratic aide, is one unveiled last week by Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden. Wyden's proposal would infuse about $9 billion into the fund through offsetting methods aimed at increasing revenue through tax compliance and higher taxes on heavy trucks, among others. Senate leadership is open to a short-term solution.
In an email to Business Insider, Murray, the No. 4 Democrat in the Senate, expressed support for a short-term fix for the Highway Trust Fund.
"The most important thing we can do right now is prevent this looming and completely unnecessary crisis, so I'm hopeful Republicans will push aside the Tea Party fringe, and find a way to get a deal with us that would, at the very least, avoid a construction shutdown this summer," Murray said. "And as soon as we've ensured workers and businesses across the country won't pay the price for another manufactured crisis coming out of Washington, D.C. we should absolutely look for a longer term solution."
However, Wall Street analysts are unconvinced a short-term solution would do much to solve the overall problem.
The reason: States cannot plan any long-term infrastructure projects in a three-month window, which they would be working with if the Highway Trust Fund is extended only through the end of the year. There would be no guarantee federal dollars would continue to flow to the states for these projects in 2015. Krueger said this would effectively kill any largescale infrastructure projects for the time being.
"This means state departments of transportation are basically left filling potholes because it takes a lot longer than three months to build large bridges, overpasses, etc.," Krueger explained.
Furthermore, even a short-term plan to save the fund might not be able to get off the ground.
The Senate Finance Committee is expected to vote on Wyden's measure soon after they return next week from Congress' July 4 recess. There is no guarantee, however, it will pass muster with the Republican-controlled House, whose leadership until recently had pushed a plan that would have offset a new cash infusion to the Highway Trust Fund by limiting U.S. Postal Service deliveries on Saturdays.
That plan fizzled amid resistance from conservative groups and some of the House's more conservative members. House Speaker John Boehner is waiting to see a plan from Republican House Ways and Means Committee Chair Dave Camp (R-Michigan) next week.
Like the Ex-Im Bank fight, the debate over replenishing the Highway Trust Fund has created some strange alliances in Washington. Conservative groups like the Club for Growth and Heritage Action oppose throwing more federal money into the Highway Trust Fund, viewing it as another broken program in Washington. They have advocated devolving highway funding to individual states to let them decide their own infrastructure needs.
The White House, meanwhile has found common ground on the issue with Republican-leaning, business-friendly groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce that have strongly advocated finding a solution. The Chamber even put out an explainer on its website about the issue that pushed Foxx's message.
It seems only one thing is certain as Congress barrels towards its next big economic crisis — the business world is worried.
"If Congress does not act, states should expect to see reduced and delayed reimbursements for projects," the Chamber's explainer read.
"Some states have decided not to start construction, due to the probable chance that there will be bills they can't afford and unfinished projects without funding. By failing to improve transportation systems, the conditions of roads will not improve, let alone be maintained. Not only will the population be in danger, but the economic opportunities that highways provide will suffer, too."
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An Internet company offering inexpensive live broadcast television online doesn't violate U.S. copyright law, a divided federal appeals court ruled Monday.
The 2-to-1 ruling by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way for Aereo Inc.'s expansion of a service that had been limited to New York City until this year. The company has announced plans to expand to Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington and 18 other U.S. markets. Broadcasters including Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC and others had sued, saying Aereo copies and retransmits their programs as they are first aired without permission.
The ruling came in a preliminary stage of the case in federal court in Manhattan. More evidence must be presented to a lower court judge before she issues a final decision. Other legal challenges have been filed elsewhere against a budding industry that stands to challenge the dominance of cable or satellite companies that offer their licensed programming to consumers.
The appeals court agreed the service does not appear to violate copyright law because subscribers are assigned to their own tiny antennas at Aereo's Brooklyn data center. The antennas grab free over-the-air broadcasts and Aereo streams the video to subscribers over the Internet.
The appeals court relied in part on an earlier court case in which judges found that Cablevision System Corp.'s digital video recorder did not violate copyright law by copying and storing programs for each customer's use. The majority said to rule against Aereo would conflict with its earlier decision in the Cablevision case.
In a forcefully written dissent, Judge Denny Chin said Aereo violates the Copyright Act and called the company's individual tiny antennas a "sham." He said the company's system was a "Rube Goldberg-like contrivance, over-engineered in an attempt to avoid the reach of the Copyright Act and to take advantage of a perceived loophole in the law."
Mr. Chin said the company is able to broadcast things like the Super Bowl live to tens of thousands of subscribers because each subscriber has an individual antenna and a unique copy of the broadcast, thus enabling it to be considered by some in the eyes of the law as a private performance rather than a public one.
"Of course, the argument makes no sense. These are very much public performances," he wrote.
Dennis Wharton, executive vice president of the National Association of Broadcasters in Washington, said the group was disappointed by the ruling.
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"We may be a small startup, but we've always believed in standing up and fighting for our consumers," Mr. Kanojia said. He added that the decision "sends a powerful message that consumer access to free-to-air broadcast television is still meaningful in this country."


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