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Who would you like to take part in our next Twitter Q&A?
- Date
- 07 March 2014
LONDON: 2014 is The Climate Group's 10th anniversary. We're celebrating with a series of activities that highlight our past achievements, as well as drive forward our work to secure a thriving low carbon future for all. As part of our program we will be hosting a series of live Twitter Q&As with business, government and thought-leaders.
But who would you like us to host? And importantly, what topics would you like us to cover? Maybe you want more insight on China's climate policies, prospects for COP21 in Paris, answers from a sub-national government leader, or the opportunity to speak to one of our innovating corporate partners? Perhaps you want to learn more about climate financing, or solar PV?
Whatever your interests, you can tweet your suggestions to us at @ClimateGroup using the hashtag #10yearsof.
Through 2012-13 we hosted several Twitter Q&As with inspiring, international leaders, who answered your questions and shared their thoughts on a range of themes related to climate change and the low carbon economy.
In the weeks leading up to Rio+20 Earth Summit where we launched our Clean Revolution campaign, we hosted sessions with:
- Tom Burke, Founding Director, E3G and our CEO, Mark Kenber, on what we need to achieve a clean revolution
- Harry Verhaar, Senior Director Energy and Climate Change, Philips Lighting on driving an LED lighting revolution before 2020
- World Bank climate experts Lucia Grenna, Connect4Climate Program Manager; and Angus Friday, Senior International Climate Policy Specialist on the role the public must play in catalyzing climate action at higher levels
- Colin Calder, Founder and CEO, PassivSystems about affordable energy for all, with a focus on smart grids
- John Pflueger, Principal Environmental Strategist, Dell on the green ICT revolution
- Dr. David Bresch, Head Sustainability and Political Risk Management and Andreas Spiegel, Senior Climate Change Advisor, on climate adaptation
- Niall Dunne, Chief Sustainability Officer, BT on ICT for a better future.
Then throughout 2013 we hosted influential leaders who talked about an even wider array of topics, from climate action mobilization and urban resilience to green investment and clean technologies:
- Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary, UNFCCC, joined us on Twitter to answer your questions on achieving momentum towards a global climate framework
- Michael Liebreich, CEO, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, took part in our second Twitter Q&A of 2013, which was on the topic of clean energy investment
- Leading cleantech venture capitalist Steve Westly, talked about clean energy industry prospects
- Swiss Re's David Bresch and Andreas Spiegel, joined us again on Twitter to answer questions on urban resilience
- During the fifth anniversary of Climate Week NYC, we held a live Q&A with Harry Verhaar of Philips Lighting, on the future of LED lighting
- Connie Hedegaard, EU Commissioner for Climate Action, shared her insight on the EU's climate awareness-raising campaign, A world you like, with a climate you like
- We also hosted Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary, UNFCCC for a second session, to talk about the urgent need for business action at COP19
- And we ended the year with a Q&A featuring Kevin Moss, Programme Director Net Good, BT, to discuss the opportunity of 'Net Good' business.
As you can see, there is a lot to talk about around the clean revolution we need to achieve a global climate deal, a safer planet, and a more prosperous future for all.
So we want your input on what you want to hear more about--and from who. Please tweet your suggestions to @ClimateGroup using the hashtag #10yearsof.


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Another Hornby tale to be adapted
Johnny Depp is getting plenty of books for Christmas.Graham King's Initial Entertainment Group has bought the film rights to three tomes for Depp's production shingle, Infinitum Nihil. Depp's shingle and King will co-produce all three for Warner Bros. Pictures under King's deal with the studio. That's not the only action Depp's shingle is seeing under its three-year production deal with King's Initial. Warners and Initial have hired writer D.V. DeVincentis to adapt Nick Hornby's darkly comic "A Long Way Down" for Depp's shop. Infinitum was careful to stress that Depp isn't attached to star in the four projects. At the same time, any project set up at an actor's vanity shingle has the potential to turn into a starring vehicle.
- Initial and Infinitum are in talks with Peter Medak ("Romeo Is Bleeding") to helm the film version of Joseph Gangemi's tome "Inamorata," adapted by the author. Set in Philadelphia in the 1920s, book revolves around a Harvard grad student who falls in love with a beautiful psychic whom he is attempting to discredit as a fraud.
- The two companies have scooped up film rights to "Affected Provincial's Companion," a compendium of essays, diagrams and poetry written, designed and illustrated by Lord Breaulove Swells Whimsy as a treatise on the value of being a refined gentleman in today's unrefined world.
- Third book is journalist-author James Meek's "The People's Act of Love," set in 1919 Siberia. Storyline revolves around an escapee from a Russian prison camp who stumbles upon a Christian sect.

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Number of Reviews: 1070
Average Score: 65
After Class Adventures
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It's official. I went to the wrong college. Sure, mine had a good reputation, but if one of my teachers made me stay after class it was usually to give me hell for something. Now, if I went to the one depicted on After Class Adventures, staying after class would have meant that my sexy teacher was going to suck my cock and let me bang her. I wonder if it's too late to go back to college. (You can never have too much education, right?)
Upon entering the site, you'll find yourself on the Reality Gang network homepage and quite possibly wondering where all the AfterClassAdventures are. Don't worry, they're not far. Just click on the site's logo (you'll see it in the drop-down list at the top of the page) and you'll be taken to the 32 episodes that are currently available. Each one comes with a video and a photo gallery. That isn't a whole lot but they are updating - albeit only once every two weeks.
Most of the scenes takes place in a classroom setting with a sexy teacher finding a reason to keep one or two of her hunky students around after class (or a male teacher banging some hot female student). The scenes not in a classroom generally still have an "educational" premise featuring tutors and the like. The action follows all the standard hardcore rules with cock sucking, fucking in various positions and a nice money shot to close things out.
The videos can be streamed in Flash format and they can also be downloaded as HD Windows Media files. Quality aside, another nice thing about the flicks is that they're all pretty long, averaging about 25-30 minutes. The photos aren't quite as impressive as the movies, but they're still very nice to look at.
After Class Adventures doesn't offer enough content to merit a recommendation on its own, but a membership might be worth getting if you're also interested in the 36 bonus sites, including Big Sausage Pizza, Nude Beach House and Jr College Lesbians. Not all the bonus sites are updating, but enough are to get you something new pretty often.
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The story behind the story that ended Dan Rather's career.
On the Daily Mail's dominance of England.
A profile of Rebekah Brooks, who started as a secretary at News of the World and became CEO of News International by 41, developing an incredibly close relationship with Rupert Murdoch along the way.


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Pop heroines and female icons : youthful femininity and popular culture
Hopkins, Susan (1999) Pop heroines and female icons : youthful femininity and popular culture. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
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Electrocorp Air Filtration Systems
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Electrocorp is a leading manufacturer of high-quality industrial air cleaners that are used by industries worldwide.Electrocorp Air Filtration Systems is a global innovator in chemical, odor and particle control and produces the most efficient and powerful air cleaners for industrial and commercial use. Electrocorp offers one of the most comprehensive lines of industrial ...
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Serving: New York
Web: www.trent-bailey.com
Blog: www.trentbaileyblog.com
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Twitter: trent_tweets
Dorthea Lange once said that "Photography takes an instant out of time, altering it by holding it still." I am humbled and truly honored to have the opportunity to capture the most beautiful moments of so many lives.
My work at it's essence is about blending fine art photography with real life moments of the wedding day to create beautiful photographs. With a south Louisiana upbringing and now living in New York, I am so often drawn to the simple moments of the wedding day.
In addition to wedding photography I also enjoy shooting editorial work for Rue Magazine. My work has been published in Martha Stewart Weddings and Weddings Unveiled as well as online at Wedding Chicks and many other wedding blogs.
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is it possible to convert or export a protege-OWL file to Protege database in protege 4.2 beta?
asked 27 Jan '13, 08:28
@nivi, welcome to answers.semanticweb.com. Please take a moment to read http://answers.semanticweb.com/questions/14494/welcome-to-answerssemanticwebcom, as it contains some helpful tips on how to use this site productively.
In particular, please consider that some questions may be easily answered by just typing them into Google and/or reading the product's documentation. Those kinds of questions should not really be asked here. Generally, in your question show that you've made some effort to find the answer yourself.
(27 Jan '13, 14:50) Jeen Broekstra ♦
sir,since i'm new to semantic web concepts i'm unable to frame my questions clearly...sorry for the inconvinience
(27 Jan '13, 23:39) nivi
Please do not edit your question to alter its meaning after it has been answered. This way, the answers that were previously given no longer make sense. If you have a new question, just create a new question instead. Thanks.
(28 Jan '13, 14:04) Jeen Broekstra ♦
(edit this was an answer to earlier version of this question, about the difference between .pprj and .owl files)
As explained on the Protege-OWL Getting Started page, under the heading "Understanding your project", a .pprj file is a project file, and the .owl file is the ontology source file. Your second question makes no sense: both files play different roles, you can't convert one into the other.
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sure sir...i'l ask new questions without editing...can u clear my doubt for the above que sir...
(28 Jan '13, 22:36) nivi
No need to call me 'sir' :) and I would help you if I could, but I have no experience with Protege's database backend I'm afraid.
(28 Jan '13, 23:51) Jeen Broekstra ♦
i ve just created an ontology for a tourism application..i'm willing to create a semantic based website but i dont know how to proceed further...the info i gathered based on databases says that the protege OWL when converted to protege databases a table wil be created with sub as primary key,and names and values of object and predicate in remaining columns will it helps me for my work...
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Manufacturers of Prefabricated Bulk Material Storage and Conveying Systems
An Introduction to Bulk-Store Structures Inc.
|Barrel Buildings
|Standard Domes
|In-House Lease
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|Past Customers
|Quotation Form
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Bulk-Store Structures Inc. is a Canadian company which manufactures and markets PATENTED prefabricated laminated wood domes, barrel buildings and material handling equipment. Rock salt, sand, potash, urea, phosphate, grain, raw sugar, petroleum coke - no matter what the product - the Dome is the world leader in covering bulk storage needs. Bulk-Stores' conveying systems are second to none and are designed especially to suit Bulk-Store Structures domes and barrel buildings.
Bulk-Store Structures Inc. operates under various Canadian and foreign patents. Our structures are widely used in North America and are exported throughout the world. Bulk-Store was established in 1972 and has a proven and trusted name in the industry.
Bulk-Store Structures has the required facilities, resources and experienced personnel to completely design, engineer and fully manage construction of any size bulk storage project including materials handling. We also offer an instant in-house lease program .
Domes can be built to handle virtually any amount of product. Standard domes range in size from 50 to 150 ft. in diameter and barrel buildings are limited only by the amount of land available. To determine what size dome is required for a given amount of product, see the sand/salt capacity chart on the Highway Sand/Salt Page or the fertilizer capacity chart on the Fertilizer Page. For a complete quote from our Engineering Department, fill in the quotation form or phone (519) 833-9681 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday eastern time. We will respond to your request promptly.
Bulk-Store domes and Barrel Buildings are readily accessible to trucks and loaders because of their high interior and clear span with no trusses or beams. Entranceways - as many as you need - can be made virtually any size and located anywhere on the perimeter of the building.
Due to their panelized construction our domes can easily accommodate top-end loading systems. The shape of the Bulk-Store dome means conveyors can enter the dome from any side, and can be suspended from the inside or supported externally. Domes can be efficiently filled with a front-end loader or with the use of conveyors. For more in-depth information on Bulk-Store conveying systems please go to our Conveyors Page.
The dome has large entrance canopies which allow loaders to drive inside the structure. Its vast clear-span unobstructed interior ensures easy loading and unloading operations. No pillars, trusses or beams to worry about. No unused storage spaces or waste from left over material hiding in corners.
All domes utilize a floating concrete wall, founded at grade, which can be
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This floating concrete wall also acts as a retaining wall for the stored product.
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The components of the dome - concrete, wood, asphalt shingles, galvanized hardware and other carefully selected construction materials - all make for a corrosion resistant storage system which requires virtually no maintenance. Bulk-Store Structures domes are built to withstand the most severe weather conditions.
In addition to our standard dome sizes, we also manufacture an elongated
building referred to as the "Barrel Building". The barrel building is formed
(conceptually) by cutting a dome in half, stretching it out, and filling in the centre
section with laminated lumber infill panels. These buildings can be made to virtually any
length and to handle any amount of product and no extra reinforcement is required to
support materials handling equipment. To see photographs of conveyor use in barrel
buildings, take a look at our Conveyor page.
The huge interior free span of these building allows both men and machines plenty of working room inside the structure. For photographs of existing barrel buildings check out our Fertilizer Page and Industrial Page.
Barrel buildings are used in many different types of facilities, they can store one product or many with the use of partitions.
The Bulk-Store Structures dome is the most cost effective non-corrosive bulk storage system available. Panels are prefabricated in our factory so construction time on site is at an absolute minimum. The building shape coincides closely with the natural pile of the product which minimizes the roof area required. The structures are designed to prevent expensive after market maintenance. To get an idea on what size dome is required for a given amount of product, see the capacity chart on the Highway Sand/Salt page. For a complete quote from our Engineering Department, fill in the quotation form or call our office at (519) 833 9681, Monday through Friday 8.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. Eastern Time. We will respond to your request promptly.
Bulk-Store Structures Inc. offers the following as part of our 'In-House
Lease Program'.
|Operating Lease or Lease Purchase Agreements
|Fast In-House Lease Approvals
|Competitive Rates
|Terms to suit customer requirements
|Quick turn-around
Our standard domes are closed top and are supplied with one door opening.
Optional features available include, but are not limited to:
|hatch at peak for top-loading conveyor
|second or multiple entrances
|extended canopy over entrances
|door; sliding, overhead, manual or automatic
|interior/exterior lighting
|interior divider wall
|doorway bulkheads
Listed below is a sampling (in alphabetical order) of companies who are now utilizing a Bulk-Store Structures Inc. product.
|Ministry of Transp. Ontario
|Alberta Public Works Department
|New Brunswick Power Corp.
|Brunswick Mining and Smelting
|Canadian Carborundum
|Noranda Mining & Exploration
|Canadian Rock Salt Co.
|Hydro Agri North America Inc.
|Cement La Farge Group
|North American Salt Co.
|Co-Op Federee de Quebec
|P.P.G. Industries
|Port of Oshawa
|Potash Co. of America
|Department of Defense Canada
|Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan
|Dept. of Transp. New Brunswick
|Sifto Canada Inc.
|Dept. of Transp. Newfoundland
|Steetley Industries
|Dept. of Transp. Nova Scotia
|Stegmann Fertilizer Co.
|DOW Chemical
|Sylvite Sales Inc.
|DuPont of Canada
|Terra Agromart Group
|Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
|Toronto Transit Commission
|Transport Canada (Airports)
|Hensall Co-Op
|United Co-operatives
|Westcane Sugar Co.
|Wirt Stone
|Kalium Chemicals
and numerous Cities, Counties, Municipalities & Toll Road Authorities.
|Canadian Offices
Bulk-Store Structures Inc.
20 Shamrock Road,
Erin, Ontario, Canada
Phone: (519) 833-9681
Fax: (519) 833-9344
|US Offices
Dome Corporation of North America,
5450 East Street,
Saginaw, Michigan, U.S.A.
Phone: (989) 777-2050
Fax: (989) 777-3477
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Fertilizer Page |
Industrial Page
Conveyors Page
Quotation Form | Sand/salt Capacity Chart | Fertilizer Capacity Chart | Privacy Policy
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Hundreds of area children dug out their Easter baskets and made their way to a local park to hunt eggs.
The city of meridian hosted its annual Easter egg hunt Saturday at Highland Park. Children ages three to ten were invited to participate in the search for over three thousand eggs, which contained several different prizes.
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Bridges says officials are already looking forward to hosting next year's Easter egg hunt at Highland Park.
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Northern Metal Roofing Limited is a supplier of profiled metal roofing and fibre cement sheet into the agricultural and light commercial building market.
A division of the Bradclad Group and sister company to Yorkshire Metal Roofing, the operation covers Tyne and Wear, Northumberland, Cumbria and northwards into Scotland.
Profiled metal sheeting is manufactured under the BRADCLAD trade name and is complemented by a range of products which together make up the complete roofing package
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Lee Ann's adapted Killer Chili
1 cup onions, diced
a couple of sprays of Pam
1 15 oz can of tomato sauce - I use organic with 3 grm less of sugar
1 15 oz. can of crushed tomatoes (I used a package of home grown large cherry tomatoes on the vine first, I run them through my food processor lightly, then throw in the pot)
1 15 oz. can diced tomatoes w/ liquid
1 medium zucchini, quarter vertically and then cut horizontally into 1/4 inch pieces
1 yellow squash, cut it the same as the zucchini
1/4 small head cauliflower-cut, broken what ever you want to make them roughly marble sized.
- you can use more or less of this or any veggie you like. I personally don't like too much cauliflower.
1 big package of sliced fresh mushrooms - I LOVE MUSHROOMS
2 stems of 1 stalk celery, diced
1 cup carrots, sliced.
1 cup Accu-Weight approved veggie broth
chili powder, to taste, about 1 small container.
Crushed red Chilli pepper
cumin powder, to taste, about 2 tablespoons.
salt, to taste
ground black pepper, to taste
2 - envelopes of sweet - n- low
Spray your pot with Pam and cook onions until clear and softened. If your pot get too dry, toss in a splash of veggie broth.
Add all 3 cans of tomato products. (or food processored fresh tomatoes) Add some salt, chili pepper (about 1/3 of the small container) and some fresh ground black pepper and let it simmer. Here's where I modified the
recipe - use the spices very very slowly - simmer and taste as you go. You will flavor it better to your taste.
Take carrot circles, diced celery and cauliflower bits, put in microwave safe bowl, add a splash or 2 of veggie broth and cover with plastic. Steam them in the microwave just long enough to soften slightly (about 5 minutes).
Add all raw and steamed veggies to the tomato mixture. Add more chili. (you can add the sweetner of your choice OR not any at all - I follow more a Cinncinati style and theirs is sweet with a little raw chocolate added).
Let it simmer about 45 minutes, stirring occasionally throughout, and taste. Now it�s time to slowly add more salt, black pepper and chili pepper all to taste. Very slowly add spices to your taste until perfect!
REMEMBER TO LET IT SIMMER BETWEEN EACH SEASONING. This means very low light for all you who are cooking challenged. - Do not cover the pot - low light, simmer, stir. Mixture should never boil rapidly.
The zucchini and yellow squash will break down and dissolve into the sauce � thereby thickening the stew. The longer it cooks, the thicker and more flavorful it becomes. Be careful, it�s easy to over season. Let it simmer at least 2 - 3 hours. 2 Hours was perfect for my adaptation. Depending on type of veggies you use It may need more.
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Education in Biological Sciences: National Science Foundation
University of California, Davis
September 30, 1996
Barbara D. Webster
NSF Biology Advisory Committee
The most valuable and farsighted concept to emerge
from the original Bush vision was that by supporting research in
the universities, the government would also be investing in the
education of the next generation-a beautiful and efficient concept.
In short, every dollar spent would be doing double duty. This integration
of teaching and research is at the heart of America's unique system
of research.
Charles Vest
Cornell University, 1995
Charles Vest
Cornell University, 1995
Biology is an experimental science and strong links
between research and education are natural and essential. One goal
of this workshop is to identify and evaluate the mechanisms by
which we take advantage of the linkages between research and education
in the design and delivery of our curriculum, both at the undergraduate
and graduate level. One outcome of the workshop will be to develop
a framework for creating a "research-centered" educational
process that will enable students and teachers at all levels to
use the principles and procedures associated with research and
discovery to learn the facts, concepts, and ideas essential for
modern biologists now and in the future. A specific challenge will
be to identify ways in which the research approach can be integrated
into an undergraduate curriculum designed for large numbers of
students with diverse backgrounds and diverging career expectations.
Issues to be addressed include: individual research experiences
for undergraduates; the role of laboratory and field courses; bringing
the research/discovery approach into the classroom; the role of
new technologies, especially computer technology; and the changing
expectations for graduate education.
Mark G. McNamee, Dean
Biological Sciences, UC Davis, 1996
Mark G. McNamee, Dean
Biological Sciences, UC Davis, 1996
On 30 September 1995 approximately 60 members of the UC Davis campus
community gathered at the Buehler Alumni Center for a day-long
workshop on Research-Centered Education in Biological Sciences.
Included in the group were administrators, faculty, staff, graduate
and undergraduate students from the Schools/Colleges of Letters
and Science, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Engineering,
Medicine, Veterinary Medicine and the Division of Biological
Sciences and of Graduate Studies. The program for the day had
three major components particularly germane to research and education:
research in the undergraduate curriculum; the changing face of
graduate education; and the impact of new technologies on teaching
and research. Each section of the program was introduced by a
panel of speakers describing new approaches, case studies or
overviews of the topic. These were followed by breakout group
sessions or general audience discussions. The workshop was moderated
by the Dean of Biological Sciences and the individual sections
and discussions were led by participating faculty. The outcomes
were summarized by a look to the future development of a research-centered
framework for biology education in the 21st century. (see Appendix
The Program
I. Research in the Undergraduate Curriculum
In his opening remarks, the Dean asked workshop participants to
consider how the curriculum might look if we designed it with
research in mind; and, given the fact that at UC Davis there
are approximately 3,600 undergraduate majors in biology, how
we might go about developing an approach to making research relevant
to education. This led directly to the first panel presentations
on examples of new approaches to individual research participation
of undergraduates and the teaching of large numbers of students
to "think like scientists". Salient points of some
innovative research-centered education programs developed by
biological sciences faculty are summarized in Appendix 2-A,B,C,
Some important points raised by panelists included:
In the breakout groups discussions which followed, two groups
focussed on what we expect an undergraduate to learn from a research
experience and what the goal is in the efforts to involve undergraduates
in research. Major conclusions were as follows:
Two other breakout groups discussed what is to be expected from
undergraduates in research-based courses and what the optimal size
and form of such courses might be. Among the comments were the
II. The Changing Face of Graduate Education
In an overview of graduate studies at UC Davis, the Dean reminded
the participants that there are nearly 3,000 graduate students
and approximately 2,200 professional school students on campus.
There are 80 graduate programs offering advanced degrees. Graduate
study is organized as departmental programs or as graduate groups.
Graduate groups, which are self-governing organizations of faculty,
include 18 in biology. The Dean then challenged workshop participants
to reflect on structural differences among graduate programs
and graduate groups and to evaluate successes and challenges
of graduate studies, which tend to have an intense focus on research
(perhaps at the expense of the educational component). See Appendix
As examples of innovative approaches to combining research and
education in graduate studies, training grant programs, including
that of the UC Davis NSF-funded Science and Technology Center,
were described by principal investigators of the programs. See
Appendix 4A-E. The general discussion which followed compared and
contrasted departmental graduate programs, graduate groups and
graduate training grant programs. Major points made by the speakers
and the audience were as follows:
III. Is New Technology Really Going to Change Teaching and Research
in Biology?
The final segment of the workshop program was a wide ranging discussion
of new technologies and the extent to which teaching and research
in biology might change with incorporation of new technology. The
audience listed technologies which they felt had the potential
to improve or supplement the way in which we now teach and do research,
including, e.g., the web, Internet, computer simulations, 3-D animation,
genomics, data acquisition, interactive modules, the "virtual
university", statistical packages. All of the above were deemed
to have potential to improve or supplement the way in which we
teach biology; the choice of technologies, it was noted, is up
to the individual and selection may be based both on ease in use
or because the subject cannot be handled without the technology.
A limiting factor in employment of some technology was felt to
be accessibility by students. Students come to the university expecting
to have access to various technology. This needs to be widely,
easily and cheaply available.
Two final and particularly interesting
perceptions were noted by workshop participants: first, that
dependence on technologies may lead to more solitary, rather than
more interactive, pursuits among faculty and students; and second,
that extensive use of technologies may minimize dependence on people
IV. Workshop Summary
The final workshop summary viewed the discussions of the day as
constituting a framework for future directions in the biological
sciences at UC Davis at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
By bringing together a diverse and campus wide group of people
interested in research and education, it established a foundation
from which a vision of the future in biology can develop. One
of the most impressive outcomes of the workshop was a recognition
of the enthusiasm and versatility of the faculty in organizing
and implementing innovative programs in research and education
in biology. It is evident that the biology faculty looks to the
future with a willingness to put forth extraordinary efforts
to develop a research-centered education in biology. It would
be shortsighted indeed to fail to capitalize on such willingness.
Hardcopy Appendices for this report may be obtained via email from
Mrs. Peggy Weber; by phone (703) 292-8400 or by writing:
Peggy Weber
Biological Sciences, Rm. 605 North
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Glen Boese - May 18, 2012
Glen L. Boese of Springfield, S.D., left this world to be with his Heavenly Father May 18, 2012.
Born Nov. 28, 1928, to Gustav and Katy (Ries) Boese, he was raised in Turner County, South Dakota. The family moved to Springfield in 1945, where he met Phyllis Thomas; they married Aug. 18, 1951.
Glen was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, farmer, teacher, mentor and missionary. He was a longtime member of the Friedensburg Bible Church, Avon, S.D.
After graduating from Freeman Junior College and Sioux Falls College, he received a master's degree from Mennonite Biblical Seminary (Chicago) in 1956. In 1958 he moved his family from Chicago to the farm his parents owned northwest of Springfield, where he farmed and taught school until 1984.
In 1982 he was recognized as the Outstanding SD Industrial Arts Instructor of the year. He loved learning and continued to take various postgraduate courses, seminars and workshops throughout his life.
Glen believed in the brotherhood of mankind and lived the principle of "live simply so others may simply live." After a career of farming and teaching he served in missions: 8 1/2 years in Zaire, Africa, followed by a 4 1/2 years at the Hopi Mission School in Kykotsmovi, Ariz.
Glen passed away peacefully at the North Central Heart Institute in Sioux Fall, S.D., surrounded by his wife, all of his children and many of his grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Robert Boese; and sister, Violet (Boese) Ruppelt.
He is survived by his loving wife, Phyllis; five children, Theodore (Cindy) Boese, Freeman, S.D., Thomas (Doreen) Boese, Rockford, Ill., Dori Regier, Imperial, Neb., Vincent Boese, Springfield, S.D., and Steven (Jan) Boese, Ottawa, Kan.; 14 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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This was an excellent, easy crust. I did not have pastry flour on hand, so I used white whole wheat flour instead. I had some trouble cutting the butter (had been storing it in the freezer), so I used a cheese grater to reduce it to small pieces. Rolling the crust between two pieces of waxed paper worked perfectly - it came together much more quickly and easily than I had imagined it would. Yay!
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Concerned over flight seats going empty, the government has asked Indian carriers why could they not charge low spot fares on the travel date to fill up about 30 per cent of their seats that go vacant.
Observing that highly exorbitant rates were being charged closer to the travel dates, Civil Aviation Ministry officials, however, made it clear that the government had no intention to decide airfares which have to be determined by the market.
They pointed out that the average passenger load factor for all Indian airlines hovered around 70-75 per cent, implying that the remaining seats on a flight go empty.
The officials, at a meeting of the Civil Aviation Economic Advisory Committee here yesterday, suggested that the airlines could charge last minute spot-fares at low fares to fill up their seats.
Maintaining that the government would not determine airfares, they said the Ministry and aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) would continue to closely monitor the movement of airfares, particularly to check both predatory and exorbitant pricing.
The meeting came in the backdrop of a Supreme Court directive last month to DGCA to examine the tariff structure of Indian airlines in view of the wide range of the base prices of air tickets.
The apex court had expressed concern over the massive differential between the lowest and highest air fares on the price bands.
DGCA sources said efforts would be made to compress these wide price bands, ranging from 12 to as high as 22 set by different airlines on each sector, and make air fares more transparent so that the travelling public was clear about the cost of travel.
While there was a need to make the price bands more transparent, there should also be some rationale behind the huge differences between the highest and the lowest air fares in these price bands, they said.
Justifying the high price bands, airline industry sources said that they have to take into account, apart from the actual costs of air travel, the variable costs on inputs like jet fuel, whose prices continue to rise, and staff costs.
While most of the major carriers have 13-14 fare levels on most sectors, no-frill carrier GoAir has as many as 22 one -way basic fares ranging from Rs 3,770 to Rs 24,200 for one- way travel between Delhi and Mumbai in December last year.
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On Tuesday, May 27, 2008 an unpatched (at time of writing) 0-day vulnerability was discovered in Adobes Flash Player.
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Cuba Gooding Jr has inked a deal with 20th Century Fox TV to develop a half-hour comedy set in a boxing gym, based on his own love of the sport, which will be co-executive produced by Gooding alongside Jason Winer's Small Dog Picture Company, although whether Gooding will also star in the project isn't public yet.
The untitled project will be set in a newly-gentrified neighborhood, in a gym where pro boxers, along with amateurs and wannabes, gather to practice.
Screenwriting duties are out to potential writers, as a search for a showrunner is underway as well.
No other information is available at this time.
Gooding can next be seen in Clement Virgo's much-anticipated film adaptation of author Lawrence Hill's award-winning bestseller, "The Book of Negroes," will premiere at MIPCOM at Cannes, on October 13 as the opening night gala. It'll then head to BET in early 2015.


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Alesis' last flirtation with mini reverb units was back in the days of their Microverb I and II, but since then technology has marched on, making it possible to build more flexibility into a smaller, cheaper box. From what I can tell, the Nanoverb runs similar reverb algorithms to those used in the Midiverb 4 (reviewed in SOS February 1995), and like the original Microverbs, it uses 16 preset effects as the basis for its repertoire. Unlike its ancestors, though, the Nanoverb is fitted with an Adjust knob which provides control over the most important parameters of whatever effect is currently selected.
Around the size of a fuzz pedal, the Nanoverb is a stereo-in, stereo-out processor with connections on unbalanced jacks optimised for -10dBV operation, though you can work at up to +10dBu output level before your headroom account becomes overdrawn. The inputs have a high (1M(omega)) impedance, so that guitars can be connected directly to the inputs when necessary. For mono-in usage, the left input is normalised to the right input, but not vice versa.
In reverb mode, the stereo ins simply pass the dry sound to the output in stereo, and the effects are generated from a mono sum of the two inputs in the time-honoured way. The chorus and flanger settings are, however, true stereo, with independent processing of the left and right channels. Metering is courtesy of a bi-coloured LED which shows green for nominally OK signals and red for clipping. For live performance, a rear panel footswitch jack accepts an optional, momentary-action bypass footswitch. Power comes from the familiar Alesis adaptor, and a front panel Power LED confirms the unit is up and running. Levels are set using the usual Input, Output and Mix controls with a 16-way rotary switch to select the preset effects. That just leaves the Adjust knob, which controls the main effect parameter. And that's all there is to it.
Foremost, the Nanoverb is a reverb unit, but it also includes a few delay and modulation treatments (including two Chorus/Room combinations), all with an effects bandwidth of 20Hz to 20kHz and a 90dB-plus dynamic range, courtesy of the 18-bit, delta-sigma oversampling conversion system. There are three different Concert Halls, three Real Room presets and three Plates, all of which sound similar to their Midiverb 4 counterparts. The Adjust control sets the decay time to create an effect ranging from a slight ambience to a trailing cavern lasting over 30 seconds. Usefully, pre-delay is built into some of the presets.
Moving round another notch, there's a non-linear reverb preset, which provides the familiar gated sound with variable gate time. The chorus programs are also interesting in that the Adjust knob balances the rate and depth of the patch, so that as you speed up the effect, the depth is reduced appropriately. This produces a well-balanced chorus effect at any speed from a slow swirl to a brisk tremolo. Flange is variable in speed from a very slow sweep to a fast warble, and has a very aggressive character which works well on distorted guitars, harmonically-rich synth sounds, or vocals.
Delay is strictly mono, and has a fixed amount of feedback to create gently repeating echoes; the delay time -- 1.27 seconds at maximum -- is continuously variable, enabling you to match delay to tempo where required. Two variations on Chorus/Room utilise a fixed chorus effect combined with a variable decay reverb (one version includes repeat delays), while Rotary provides a passable simulation of a rotary speaker, with rate switchable from a slow drift to a fast vibrato. The Adjust knob selects the fast or slow speed setting and the modulation rate ramps up or down over a period of a second or two, just like the real thing.
What really counts is the sound, and the reverbs are particularly excellent. Given the low cost of the unit, they create a real sense of space and decay smoothly with no ringing or grittiness. All stand up to scrutiny very well and the tonal balance has been chosen to suit most applications, but my favourite is still Real Room, which sounds extremely convincing. This seems fuller and more dense than the halls, and has a more pronounced early reflection structure. For that vintage sound, the plates all work very nicely, with a good combination of edge and warmth. Plate 1 at maximum decay setting works almost like an infinite room patch, with little perceptible decay at all.
There's less circuit noise than from early Alesis reverb units, but I think the Midiverb 4 is quieter than the Nanoverb, and appears to have a slightly more 'open' sound. Even so, the subjective sound is very close.
The chorus effects are pretty standard, but suitably smooth and musical nevertheless, though the flanger suffers a little from inflexibility. You can change the rate, but the effect might be too strong for some applications, and there's no way to water it down by reducing the amount of feedback. Delay is fine, with just about the right amount of feedback, and although the rotary effect doesn't sound exactly like the real thing, it's very usable. Having a delayed speed change is a very nice touch on a budget unit such as this one. Finally, the composite chorus/reverb algorithms are useful general treatments for use on backing vocals, keyboard pads, guitars and suchlike. Though the Nanoverb isn't really a multi-effects unit, the two multi options provided are very useful in a wide range of contexts.
On balance, this is an excellent low-cost effects unit for somebody who needs simplicity and cost-effectiveness, but who doesn't want to sacrifice the quality of the effects. I think it's also fair to say that the unit will be more appealing to studio users than to live performers, because in live situations, you have to change the Adjust knob for each patch. It can also be awkward to see what preset you've selected unless you're looking square on to the front panel.
I'd go so far as to say this is the best-sounding budget reverb unit I've yet heard. If you want more flexibility or need MIDI control, then by all means save up and buy a Midiverb 4, but if what's on offer meets your needs, I don't think you'll have any qualms about the quality.
Great reverb sounds.
Operating systems don't come any simpler.
True stereo chorus and flange effects.
Limited control is frustrating on some of the modulation effects, especially flanging.
You have to be careful the weight of the leads doesn't pull the unit off the table!
A super-sounding budget reverb unit that will allow anyone to add professional-sounding reverb to their recordings.
£ £169 inc VAT.
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Crash blocks A4 at Marlborough (From This Is Wiltshire)
Crash blocks A4 at Marlborough
4:43pm Sunday 29th June 2014 in By Annie Richards, News editor
Rescue services are at the A4 in Marlborough freeing a passenger trapped after the car in which she was travelling turned over on its roof.
Police say the car clipped a car parked on London Road and the momentum was enough to cause the first car to overturn, blocking the A4.
Officers say the driver was able to get out of the wreckage but his passenger, understood to be his wife, was trapped.
Two fire crews are on the scene and police say the victim's injuries are not thought to be serious. The operation to free the woman is complete.
The Wiltshire Air Ambulance landed in the nearby Elcot Lane recreation ground and, within this minute, has taken off.
Police are operating diversions along Elcot Lane and the unmade up Barnfield lane, but delays are inevitable
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Overturning a car on flat ground, on a 30mph road. Some how I think a bit more speed would be required to manage that.
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|MITIGATING INTERFERENCE IN A SIGNAL - A method and receiver are disclosed for mitigating or substantially canceling signal interference between signals detected at the receiver. Once a presumed interfering signal(s) is acquired, parameters are determined that allow the interferer(s) to be modeled. The phase invariance of the process eliminates the need to acquire the interferer's phase. An orthogonal projection (for projecting onto a detection subspace which is orthogonal to a subspace spanned by the interferer(s)) is applied to the composite of all signals (y) for thereby projecting y onto the detection subspace. The interference subspace is non-orthogonal to a representation of desired (but interfered) signal of the composite signals. With the receiver properly equipped to perform this projection operation, interfering signals, multipath, multipath-like, and structured jamming signals can be effectively diminished.


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The site looks it hasn't been touched since the May 2008 announcement that WIP was shutting down.
At that point, "Slumdog" was still a Warner Brothers product, but when WB closed its spec division and had to accommodate a bunch of New Line films into its schedule when it folded, "Slumdog" was in limbo. Its incredible to consider now, but it was looking possible that the best picture frontrunner would go direct-to-DVD. Fox Searchlight ended up entering a joint deal to release the film with WB, and the rest is history.
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Back in June, I penned an article where I warned that consumers should be wary of 0% financing offers [3]. I wrote that post because oftentimes (I would almost go as far as saying always but universal statements always come back to haunt you) deferred interest continues to accrue even though the loan balance doesn't change. Well, my same as cash loan [4] (for my windows and sliding door replacements) paperwork just came in, financed by GE Money Bank, and it's just as I expected. I have $0 in monthly payments for six months but deferred finance charges continue to accrue at an annual percentage rate of 18.24%. If I don't pay off my home improvement loan before the promotional period, I'll have to pay $2,944.30 in deferred interest. Windows and doors that I purchased for $7,000 (great deal!) would actually be $9,944.30 (ho-hum deal!).
This same paradigm applies for any 0% promotional financing offer out there – so unless you're able to pay off the full price before the promotional period (or you can secure better rates), you're better off not taking the promotional offer because of its awful rate (18.24%!). If you have the cash on hand, you can stick that money into a high yield savings account [5] and treat it like a 6 month balance transfer.
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Richard Davis: Waterboy for the Progressives, BYU Professor.
Wow. Just, Wow.
- 3:30 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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Wow, could the author use anymore of the WH talking points or does he just get
his stories written there and forwarded to him? Nobody has even seemed to ask
if there is any legal authority in the ACA for the President to arbitrarily,
under his authority, change the date of enrollment?
This is still going to create all kinds of problems for insurers trying to figure how many other features will arbitrarily change when the President figures his poll numbers are so low he has to unilaterally do something. I'm sure that the President just lost a whole bunch of supporter from executives from insurance companies that now have to re-instate policies the law told them to cancel. Also, how many of those re-instated policies will have their premiums raised. How many folks will not be able to afford the re-instated policies? This is the most gigantic load of manure ever foisted on the American people since Nixon and G.W. Bush.
- 3:46 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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Change is hard and propaganda works.
Now were Romney and Newt communists plotters when they came up with mandatory health insurance as a plan?
The new conservatives (neocons), Tea-party if you will, can't even agree with the conservative ideas from 20 years ago.
- 3:47 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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I get it that some plans are not so good. I get it that some insurance
companies lie and cheat the consumers.
But why are the state insurance commissioners not capable of dealing with that stuff? Why does this have to be a federal government issue, and why do we need a "one-size-fits-all" approach?
I don't think this adequately explains why the State Governments are not in a better position to deal with the issues of insurance problems.
- 4:06 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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i was a democratic voter until Obama lied and wanted for me to pay for pack a day smokers and could keep the insurance I had and I have already checked after obama's new speach that price has increased and is still effected by the ACA of which i supported and had high hopes for. I for one have read much of the act which has taken 87 hours and i am not done if my opinion does not count no american's should and i am changing from a registered democrat to independant leaning toward republican due 100%to the ACA and what has happened to my family due to it.
- 4:19 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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Obamacare is a failure. They announced another "delay" until after 2014 for the individual mandate. How many "delays" do there have to be before this thing gets repealed. They just did this so it takes place after the midterm elections.
- 4:25 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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@ patriot
You got it exactly right. I recently watched a speech Bush delivered to congress after 9/11. It was genuine and patriotic. He even called key democrats his friends and thanked them. Oprah and other media members always try to get Bush to badmouth Obama. He never has taken the bait.
Compare that to Obama's so called "Apology" for misleading the people about keeping their insurance. The only apology Obama has made is to other countries for being American.
Bush may not have been the smartest president, nor did he make all the right decisions, but he showed more class than Obama ever could.
- 4:33 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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Obama has lied 5 times about people being able to keep their insurance plans. What makes you think he is telling the truth now?
- 5:00 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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(I didn't plan on having children, or even if I did I planned on 'gasp' - paying for it out of my own pocket)
Ok, So how is that a straw man argument? If you plan on paying for a baby on your own the cost will somewhere between 6,000 and 10,000. Let's pretend you can pay that on your own(most people can't, but i'll assume you've done well for yourself.) What happens if the baby is born 2 months early? Most of the time a baby will be in the NICU until around their original due date. That's at least another $30,000 worth of hospital/doctor bills. If you don't pay them, because you didn't chose insurance(and again, even if you personally could pay, most people can't), me, and every other insured person pays that bill in increased hospital rates and premiums. Or the hospital lets those who can't pay die. Joe, either we mandate payment for services upfront or everyone needs some sort of coverage. The system you propose isn't working, and hasn't for a long time. If not Obamacare what's your solution?
- 5:06 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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airnaut (3:11 p.m.),
I expect the government to fulfill its promises. I had no choice about paying into Social Security and Medicare. The government forced me to participate. Everyone who has been forced to pay for promised services has the RIGHT to receive what he has paid for.
You may want to give someone else your benefits. You may be able to live off your savings. My savings are the payments that I made to Social Security. The government left nothing for me to invest. After paying 15% (yes, the full share) all of my life, the government took money from me to pay for their Ponzi scheme. It appears that you're in favor of them taking another 18% from your gross income to create another Ponzi scheme.
How many times will you be forced to pay for something that will be spent and replaced with I.O.U.s before you learn that government borrows money from China to pay for the services that it promised.
- 5:17 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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Let's just looks at some events of this presidency.
Obama promises to cut deficit in half. Literally does the opposite.
Promised to reform immigration policy.
Benghazi, he says he knew nothing about it. He said he found out on the nightly news.
IRS Targeting Conservative groups- No clue.
He says you can keep your insurance, he says this will help the poor
Oops, I guess you can't keep your insurance.
He delivers his terrible apology.
All in all you have an imcompetent, dishonest, disengenuine, socialist president.
- 5:45 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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Re: "Check the exchange. Don't just tell everyone you did because you
hate Obama, then quote the price you got from your insurance company, and say
it's the exchange price. Thanks Obama!"
You should be thanking me.
My premiums jumped nearly 400%, so yours could be subsidized.
Thanks, Obama. And vitaminfrog.
- 11:22 p.m. Nov. 14, 2013
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Personally I think (but have no proof) that when the insurers issued these non grandfathered often junk health insurance policies, they knew full well that they would have to be cancelled and that the cancellation notices that were sent out would quickly become public to contradict the president's "you can keep it" promise and create a political conundrum. It must not be forgotten that the insurance companies were doing very well under the old system and had to be brought kicking and screaming to the ACA. And now, bought and paid for politicians are paying the debt they owe to them.
- 7:12 a.m. Nov. 15, 2013
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Obamacare may not be as bad as critics say - but it doesn't matter. It is far far far far worse than supporters promised. That is the only salable fact
- 11:18 a.m. Nov. 15, 2013
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Health care and health insurance are two different issues. Many people have
relied on health insurance to help cover the cost of their health care. Some
have not. Some people find the cost of health care - especially in times of
health crisis - to be overwhelming. Some are forced into bankruptcy because the
cost of health insurance didn't seem to be worth the risk. If everyone is
forced into buying health INSURANCE, the risk is spread over a greater
population, with a more likely lowering of the cost of health INSURANCE. I
don't think that having more money to pay health CARE will necessarily
drive down the cost of health CARE. The costs of health CARE may continue to
increase, based upon other factors.
Government mandated health INSURANCE is a scam. Those who claim that insurance companies are greedy and are ripping them off deserve to see the consequences of socialized ripping-off of those who entrust their health CARE to a governmental bureaucracy. Be careful what you wish for, you may get it.
- 2:35 p.m. Nov. 15, 2013
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@Tyler Ray
"Obama promises to cut deficit in half. Literally does the opposite."
Actually with this years' projected deficit of 700 billion, that is almost a cut in half from the 2009 deficit. You're confusing deficit with national debt.
"Promised to reform immigration policy."
Tell Boehner to vote on schedule a vote on the senate bill...
"IRS Targeting Conservative groups- No clue."
They targeted liberal groups too, in fact a liberal group was the only one to get its tax exempt status revoked.
"He says you can keep your insurance, he says this will help the poor
Oops, I guess you can't keep your insurance."
The subsidies do help the poor. The Republicans wanted to get rid of those by defunding it. The vast majority of people can keep their insurance, the ones being thrown off it can find plans on the exchanges that are basically the same, or they had junk policies that were no good trash as soon as anyone got sick.
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