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Considering William and Mary's History with Slavery: The Case of President Thomas Roderick Dew
Brophy, Alfred L., The William and Mary Bill of Rights Journal
Amidst the recent apologies for slavery from the legislatures of Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Alabama, New Jersey, and Florida, there is significant controversy over the wisdom of investigations of institutions' connections to slavery and apologies for those connections.1 The divide over attitudes toward apologies falls along racial lines. This Article briefly looks to the controversy on both sides of the apology debates.
Among those questions about investigations of the past, universities occupy a special place. Efforts at recovery of their connections to slavery include a study released by graduate students at Yale University in 2001, 2 a report by Brown University's Steering Committee on Slavery and Justice,3 and the University of Virginia 's Board of Visitors ' spring 2007 apology for that institution 's connections to slavery.4
These efforts lead to a question about whether other schools ought to consider self-investigations. The College of William and Mary is a particularly good place to ask such questions. This Article focuses on Thomas R. Dew, first a professor, then president at William and Mary from 1828 to his early death in 1846. Dew is the author of Review of the Debates in the Virginia Legislature of 1831 and 1832, one of the most reprinted arguments on slavery in the years leading into the Civil War. He is also the author of one of the most comprehensive and important histories published in the United States in the nineteenth century, A Digest of the Laws, Customs, Manners, and Institutions of the Ancient and Modern Nations. ThroughDew we can gauge the intellectual connections to slavery, and then ask the important question: what - if anything - is an appropriate institutional response today? We can use Dew's thought to begin a discussion of the virtues and pitfalls of apologies and to assess the value of talk of the connections to the past.
In 1836, Nathaniel Beverley Tucker, recently appointed professor of law at William and Mary, published the novel George Balcombe to much acclaim.5 It tells the story of a graduate of William and Mary, William Napier, who went to Missouri to find a lost will that would allow him to recover his inheritance.6 He seeks to recover the money owed to him, but the novel is also about preserving a memory of his family and recovering connections with the past.7 For example, at one point George Balcombe realizes that he was once a friend of Napier's family and even knew Napier as a child.8 Balcombe explains, "So goes the world! We love, we toil, we fight, we give our heart, and purse, and blood for those who presently forget us, and whom we forget."9 Even within an individual' s lifetime - to say nothing of across generations - there is the struggle to remember. Issues of truth commissions and apologies seek a similar reconciliation with the past: like the hero of Tucker's novel, they are both forward- and backward-looking, and they seek a memory and an understanding of the connections of our common humanity.
There is much talk these days of the connections between universities, businesses, and the government to the sins of slavery and Jim Crow segregation. Historians have told us much about the violence that supports claims for reparations and their modest subset, truth commissions and apologies.10 Yet there is important work that needs to be done on the moral case. Some of the issues that must still be addressed are the connections of the government to slavery, the ways those crimes continue to have an impact today, and the reasons why the entire community might have some responsibility for these crimes.11
Even aside from the moral case - or perhaps because of the questions associated with it - there is substantial opposition. Poll data reveal that reparations advocates have a very long way to go to win public support. When the Mobile Register polled on reparations for slavery in 2002, the paper found it was the most racially divisive issue it had ever polled on. …


text: Fifteen students from El Dorado Christian participated in the 13th annual National Christian Home School Track Championships on Friday, May 9, and Saturday, May 10, in JKF Stadium, Springfield. A record number of athletes, close to 900, from all across the nation competed for the top medals. Ages 12 and under competed in five events in addition to a triathlon (three events) and were scored accordingly. Athletes, 18 and under, competed in a pentathlon (five events) and up to an additional five events for a total of 10. Each individual was scored by points earned. Those who placed in the top 10 in the nation in their age division were: 10 and U: Josiah Batson, 2nd place, 364 pts. and Jordanne Steuck, 3rd place, 659 pts; 12 and U: Brayden Housh, 10th place, 505 pts. and Ryan Wilkinson, 5th place, 763 pts.; 14 & U: Abigail Batson, 5th place, 1,213 pts., Mindy Harper, 9th place, 787 pts., Colten Pike, 3rd place, 1,941 pts. and Drew Steuck, 6th place, 1730 pts.; 16 and U: Ben Middleton, 5th place, 1,896 pts.; 18 and U: Christanne Middleton, 3rd place, 2,291 pts. Additional information, including individual and team scores can be viewed at www.nchclive.com. Pictured are (front row): Jordanne Steuck, Ryan Wilkinson, Brayden Housh, Josiah Batson and Mindy Harper; (Row 2): Colten Pike, Drew Steuck, Laine Dobbs and Jarid Keightley; (Row 3): Chaney Housh, Ben Middleton, Dayton Robison and Abigail Batson. Not pictured: Head coaches – Mike and Cammie Housh, Christanne Middleton and Ryan Owens.

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Researchers from Google surveyed billions of sites and analyzed 4.5 million web pages, showing the sheer volume of web-based malware.
Googles "The Ghost in the Browser" study reports that one in 10 web pages inspected are laced with malicious code. Of the sites the research team analyzed, 450,000 were capable of launching drive-by-downloads to install malicious code, like spyware and Trojans, onto users computers. Another 700,000 web pages were found to contain code that could compromise your PC.
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Vulnerability is the kryptonite of the journalist.
You're not supposed to see us cry. Not even flinch.
Reporters are known to sweat blood and eat the still-quivering flesh of our slain enemies.
Phone hacking, however, is going too far. Even for a journalist.
While most people bemoaned the shattered glass debt ceiling of the US government, I've been mourning the death of a tabloid.
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of the state Department of Public Health
From: Worried Anderson County taxpayers
Dear Mr. Davis;
We are absolutely thrilled to hear that you will make an appearance during the Anderson County Board of Health meeting, scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the lower level of the Extension building.
If you preserve it, revitalization will come.
That's the hope of the historic district commission, an entity appointed by the city council in 2006 that seeks to establish an official historic district in Lawrenceburg, beginning at Carlton Street near the cemetery to just beyond the current Early Childhood Center.
The commission's purpose is the preservation of history, Commission Chairman George Geoghegan said. But what most concerns him is historic property in poor repair.
The Anderson County Fiscal Court voted unanimously Friday afternoon to increase the tax rate property owners pay by 3.25 percent.
The rate increased from $1.23 per $1,000 of assessed value to $1.27, meaning that the amount the fiscal court receives on a piece of property assessed at $100,000 will increase from $123 to $127.
The decision will give the fiscal court an additional $63,000 in revenue for the coming year, and represents what is called the compensating rate, the formula for which is provided by the state's Department of Local Government.
Saturday's National Guard bike rally at the Lawrenceburg Healing Field raised more than $28,000, exceeding the expectations of its organizers.
"It was fantastic for a first year's event," organizer Col. Charles Jones of the Kentucky National Guard said.
About 500 bikes lined up inside the Anderson County Fairgrounds, bringing more than 580 people for an afternoon of barbecue, live music, booths, raffle tickets and door prizes.
A L29 Cold War era jet made an appearance, flying over the heads of the rally goers.
The Anderson County man accused of watching a mother and daughter use the restroom through a two-way mirror in his gas station has agreed to pay them an undisclosed amount of money to settle a civil lawsuit.
John Ellis, owner of the Marathon station on US 127 just south of the Bluegrass Parkway, settled the case for what his attorney described as "nuisance" money two years after basically pleading no contest to a misdemeanor criminal charge in the case and being placed on probation.
On paper, Anderson County should be a big favorite in Friday's football season opener at Bryan Station.
Consider that the Bearcats are coming off a 9-4 year, are ranked in the Top 5 in Class 5A and have their sights set on Bowling Green and the state championship game.
Bryan Station? The Defenders are riding a 10-game losing streak and will be breaking in their third coach in three years, former Kentucky star and NFL player Craig Yeast.
If you have been around Anderson County football for more than the last 10-15 years, you had seen it happen so many times before when the Bearcats took on Danville.
Quick slant pass. Boom.
Then after holding on defense, the team is backed up after a good kick. It doesn't matter. Boom, this time with emphasis.
Then a turnover. And, of course, boom again.
It has happened so many times that you knew it was inevitable, just like it happened Friday night, with one exception.
All Anderson County boys' golf lost from its 2010 edition was undoubtedly one of the finest trio of classmates in the program's history.
Instead of crying, Bearcat coach T.J. Spivey is already looking forward to what a group he calls his "dark horse" team might be able to do when regional tournament time rolls around.
Rebuilding? Someone must have forgotten to tell Anderson County's girls' soccer team Saturday.
In their final tuneup for the regular season, the Lady Bearcats whipped Louisville Ballard 3-0. Senior Courtney Fallis led the Lady Bearcats with two goals.
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Spafax Malaysia launches Website for Malaysia Airlines' GOING PLACES magazine'
KUALA LUMPUR, December 10, 2014 – Spafax Malaysia held an exclusive Client Appreciation Night, launching the online edition of GOING PLACES, the in-flight magazine published by Spafax for Malaysia Airlines, on November 13, 2014 at an event attended by more 200 people. Read more »
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A day in the life of Ben Craig, Remarkable Content in-house journalist and senior writer
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Like so many other provisions of the tax code, estate taxes are caught up in the tangle of competing proposals in the rush to a year-end resolution of the nation's fiscal crisis.
Absent an agreement before the end of the year, inheritance taxes are scheduled to jump significantly in 2013, potentially drawing in tens of thousands of estates that would otherwise escape taxation.
Starting Jan. 1, estates would be allowed to pass on to heirs only $1 million free of taxation, and the top effective tax rate on inheritance would rise to as much as 60 percent. This year, in contrast, the exemption from taxation is a bit more than $5 million per decedent, and the top rate on taxable estates is just 35 percent.
Such a big tax increase may be unlikely, as most Republicans and many Democrats staunchly oppose the taxation of family wealth as it passes between generations and would most likely seek, at the least, to temporarily extend the current, relatively generous provisions pending a broader review of tax policies.
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If there is a compromise, it is impossible to know its terms yet.
President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner on Monday conferred by phone after a secretive exchange of proposals. Officials said the president had offered to reduce his initial demand for $1.6 trillion in higher tax revenue over a decade to $1.4 trillion.
Boehner accused the White House of "slow-walking" negotiations, but that was before he and the president talked by phone about attempts to avert a "fiscal cliff," across-the-board tax increases and cuts in defense and domestic programs that economists say could send the economy into recession.
The House Democratic leader, Rep. Nancy Pelosi of California, challenged Boehner to allow a vote on the president's proposal to extend most expiring tax cuts while letting them lapse at higher incomes.
She predicted it would gain "overwhelming approval," even in the GOP-controlled House.
Boehner is counting on fellow House Republicans Paul Ryan and Eric Cantor to provide the cover he will need to pass a plan with a majority of party members.
Ryan and Cantor may gain political benefits from staying close to Boehner during the budget talks: Ryan, of Wisconsin, gets a role in facilitating a potentially major budget deal as he weighs a 2016 presidential run. Cantor, of Virginia, can build an image as a team player as he maps out his next steps as a possible successor to Boehner.
Ryan's role as a Boehner adviser in the budget talks will help the speaker sell House Republicans on any deal he negotiates with Obama, said House Agriculture Committee Chairman Frank Lucas.
"He is one of the most respected and trusted Republican conference members amongst Republicans on these issues," Lucas, an Oklahoma Republican, said in an interview. "The more trusted input from the conference the better."
Cantor has supported Boehner's opposition to raising marginal tax rates and his demand for deep spending cuts.
While Boehner sought during his first year as speaker a consensus approach to solving debt and budget crises, Cantor became a spokesman for anti-tax House Republicans in favor of limited government.
Any budget deal with Obama would need Cantor's support to insulate Boehner from rebellion in Republican ranks as he experienced during debt-limit talks in 2011 and the votes to avoid a government shutdown.
There is no guarantee that Cantor and Ryan would stick with Boehner if a negotiated deal included higher income-tax rates for top earners and a smaller reduction in government spending than they seek. Obama and other Democrats insist that tax cuts for top earners must be allowed to expire at the end of this year. House Republicans oppose tax-rate increases for any income level, although some have said they would compromise as part of a comprehensive deal.
The president has suggested taking the estate tax back to where it was in 2009. That represents a middle ground, exempting inheritances up to $3.5 million ($7 million from a couple) and taxing the remainder at up to 45 percent.
The Senate passed legislation in July that would extend Bush-era tax cuts for incomes under $250,000, and Democrats, as well as some Republicans, are pressing the House to simply take up that bill, pass it and send it to Obama. But the Senate bill is silent on the estate tax.
So even if the House passes the Senate tax bill, the estate-tax issue would remain unresolved.
On Tuesday, a group of wealthy individuals, liberal policy experts and advocates of a progressive tax system called for something considerably stiffer than the Obama plan, but not as tough as what is scheduled to happen after the first of the year.
The group, called the Responsible Wealth Project, proposed that the exemption be set at $4 million per couple ($2 million per decedent), with steadily escalating taxes starting at 45 percent, raising even more money from the extraordinarily wealthy.
Taxes on estates have varied widely for more than a decade.
In 2001, Congress voted to phase out the estate tax and repeal it entirely in 2010. Ultimately, the tax was reinstated in the 2010 tax act, with an exemption starting at $5 million that could be doubled by a couple to pass on $10 million without taxation. The top rate was set at 35 percent.
But that was a temporary fix, and its time is about to run out, exposing thousands to the prospect of higher taxes. Under differing formulas, the amount of estate taxes collected over the next decade could swing by tens of billions or even hundreds of billions of dollars.
Whether the biggest benefits of estate-tax relief go to the very wealthiest or to relatively modest estates depends on whether any new formula focuses on expanding exemptions or lowering tax rates.
Higher exemptions focus the benefits on people inheriting relatively smaller estates, many of whom would owe no tax at all, while saving relatively little for people with the largest estates, which would pay tax on most of their wealth. Cuts in the top marginal tax rates, by contrast, could save the wealthiest heirs many millions of dollars.
So the fight, like the rest of the argument over a fiscal solution, is on two battlegrounds — how much revenue does the federal government need to collect, and from whom should it be collected?
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VisitEngland and cottages4you, which have partnered to promote cottage holidays in England next year, have unveiled an advert as part of their £1million marketing campaign by Red C.
Launching on Boxing Day and running through the main January to March booking period, the advert focuses on cottages located on the countryside and on the coast.
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Simpson's escort dateJessica Simpson accidentally hired a male escort for a blind date.
The 'Dukes of Hazzard' actress, ex-wife of Nick Lachey, has been scouring internet dating sites for a man ever since she split from singer John Mayer.
However, the blonde star was left red-faced after she unknowingly arranged a meeting with a 'professional hooker'.
A friend of Jessica's told Australia's New Weekly magazine: "Jessica logged onto the internet to find male company. She found a picture of a guy in Los Angeles she thought was ideal.
"They arranged to meet, but when she turned up, she found out the sad truth - he was only interested in a 'professional transaction'. The guy turned out to be a male escort!"
Jessica - who recently announced on US TV that she was "sexually frustrated" - quickly realised her mistake and told her date she wasn't interested.
The source added: "Jessica was horrified and told him to go to hell. She wasn't that desperate."
Jessica is now looking for a new way to meet men.
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Three has silently revealed that it'll soon be selling the BlackBerry Bold 9790, which looks set to hit shelves later this month.
We caught sight of the smartphone on Three's Coming Soon page, sitting alongside the soon-to-be-released Nokia Lumia 710. There's not yet any details on the Bold 9790's pricing or release date, but MobileFun claims that the phone will be available less than a week away on January 9.
The BlackBerry Bold 9790 was announced in November, as the sequel to the popular Bold 9780. On the spec-front, the phone boasts an improved 2.45-inch (360 x 480) touchscreen, alongside RIM's usual set of tactile QWERTY keys. More interestingly, it also runs the latest version of BlackBerry software, BlackBerry OS 7, equipping the phone with a revamped UI, improved web browsing and an updated version of BlackBerry Messenger.
Three customers eagerly awaiting the phone's arrival can also look forward to a 5 megapixel camera with VGA video, NFC, 8GB of built-in memory expandable to 32GB and fast HSDPA and WiFi connectivity.
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India's unusual tough stand on the arrest of its diplomat Devyani Khobragade has forced the US to initiate an "inter-agency review" to look into the lapses that happened in the high-profile case that triggered an uproar in India and strained bilateral ties.
The US departments involved in the review include the National Security Council of the White House, the State Department and the Justice Department.
"An inter-agency review is going on right now to look into the lapses that happened in the case," sources told PTI.
In a tacit acknowledgement of the fact that there was a "judgemental error" in handling this case, sources said the inter-agency team led by the State Department is "working 24X7" to get it resolved as quickly as possible.
Now that the matter has landed up in the judiciary, a lot depends on the judges too - for which the Department of Justice and the Southern District of New York is being actively engaged.
It is believed that the Department of Defense has expressed its displeasure over the manner in which the entire issue was handled.
At a time, when the Pentagon is busy reviewing its policy towards Asia Pacific region wherein India fits as a major player in its scheme of things and is eyeing to have a large pie in the modernisation programme of the Indian armed forces, the last thing it would like to see is any strain in its ties with New Delhi, officials said.
A 1999-batch IFS officer, Khobragade, India's Deputy Consul General in New York, was arrested on charges of making false declarations in a visa application for her maid Sangeeta Richard. She was released on a USD 250,000 bond.
The 39-year-old diplomat was strip searched and held with criminals, triggering a row between the two sides with India retaliating by downgrading privileges of certain category of US diplomats among other steps.
The strong Indian reaction came as a "shock and disbelief" here, especially to those who have anything to do with the country's foreign policy, as they had never expected such a strong retaliatory measure from New Delhi.
Top officials of the Obama Administration - in particular those in the State Department, Department of Justice and White House - took it simply a matter of "enforcing" law of the land, which was exploited by Sangeeta to immigrate to the US. Those who matter in the India-US relationships including the government and the lawmakers have now started murmuring that


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News: Motivation key to winning Best Warrior Competition
Story by Staff Sgt. Emily Anderson
FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. - Crossing the finish line of the seven-mile road march, Spc. Cassie Kogle of Adamsfriendship, Wis., found herself drenched with sweat and rain but motivated by a slew of senior enlisted leaders and senior noncommissioned officers.
"I appreciate the sergeants major help and other sergeants," Kogle said. "That help is important and having people there to support always feels better at the end."
Kogle is one of nine soldiers competing in the 80th Training Command Best Warrior Competition hosted by the 102nd Training Division (MS) at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., April 16-20.
"This event has definitely been a challenge especially the road march," she said. "If it wasn't for the support for the leadership and my sponsor I wouldn't be here."
Sgt. Angelo Williams, Kogle's sponsor and a previous 2012 best warrior competitor, attests to the fact that it takes lots of preparation and motivation to compete in a best warrior competition.
"Soldiers have to be motivated and have to want it to compete," he said. "If you don't have the drive and motivation, it's pointless to tryout because motivation is key."
During the competition, competitors are expected to test their basic soldiering skills in different Army warrior tasks and are tested in 10 different categories such as leadership, code of conduct, Army history, and Army programs.
"It behooves any soldier interested in trying for best warrior to start training at least a year in advance," he said.
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On Thursday's Hardball, host Chris Matthews doubled down on his admission that the liberal media would "be rooting for Bernie" Sanders in a possible debate with Donald Trump because Sanders is "a true believer" and dreamed that the socialist candidate would use it to "give a wonderful soliloquy" about the need for universal health care.
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Angry, embarrassed Republicans went looking for a scapegoat and settled on a man who's more than a decade past the normal retirement age. That's essentially the explanation The Week's Paul Waldman gives for House GOPers' move to impeach 76-year-old Internal Revenue Service commissioner John Koskinen.
That effort, asserted Waldman in a Tuesday column, stems from Republicans' "frustration over the failure of [the IRS] scandal to take down Barack Obama...With every controversy during this administration…Republicans say to themselves, 'Now we've finally got him!'…And then it turns out to be a giant nothingburger."
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It didn't take long for ABC to go back to ignoring Hillary Clinton's growing e-mail scandal. A day after all three networks covered a "scathing" new report accusing the Democrat of violating federal rules, Good Morning America on Friday totally avoided the subject. In contrast, NBC's Today and CBS This Morning both stayed on the story. But the two networks couldn't agree whether Clinton was going on "offense" or staying on "defense." While GMA reporters couldn't be bothered to cover the e-mail scandal, the show devoted the entire last half hour to a concert by singer Flo Rida. For those who like to read their news, ABC allowed the Clinton scandal to appear in the crawl at the very bottom of the screen. Quickly appearing (and then disappearing) across the screen are the words: "Hillary Clinton to ABC News about the e-mail controversy: "If I could go back, I would do it differently."
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As of Thursday afternoon, no one was genuinely apologizing for anything. Stephanie Soechtig, the film's producer, employed a tired "I apologize if anyone was offended, but I didn't mean any harm" excuse — garbage which the Washington Post's Erik Wemple, as Tim Graham at NewsBusters noted, should cause anyone using it to lose "their standing as professionals." For her part, Couric issued a statement saying "I support Stephanie's statement and am very proud of the film." Early Thursday evening, however, Couric appeared to move into damage-control mode, but in a way that should forever earn her the nickname "Katie Coward."


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I've got the Santana literature and they make a good case for themselves as the premier tandem frame builders (leaving aside recumbents, I suppose).
Anyone ridden a variety of brands? What did you think? What did you buy?
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I've got the Santana literature and they make a good case for themselves as the premier tandem frame builders (leaving aside recumbents, I suppose).
Anyone ridden a variety of brands? What did you think? What did you buy?
Thanks much,
I just bought a Cannondale MT2000, after looking a several tandems. I test road a Burley Rumba and Bike Friday tandem traveller. I also thought Santana puts out a nice catalogue and was tempted, but you pay a premium for their bikes, even the most basic models (starting at about $2800). A nicely equipped Cannondale can run under $2,000 and is very light, stiff (yet comfortable) and handles very nicely. It is a lot of tandem for the buck. You might want to look at various tandem reviews on road**************** (check the tandem section). I was trying to fit my 7 year old as a stoker and the small stoker position on the C'dale was 16", which he could fit onto without need for kidback adapter or crank arm shorteners.
Thanks for the review site reference (somehow I hadn't found that one in all my looking)--one minor point: the site doesn't have an "s"--www.roadbikereview.com.
The info in the tandem section is rather light too. Let's all chip in our personal info to make this a more useful reference!
I think we've about settled on a used model as a way to keep the price down.
My girl friend and I also purchased a Cannondale MT2000 after test riding quite a few. The Santana's are beautiful bikes, but I feel the C'dale is a best buy for the money. light, responsive, good components etc. and less than $2000.
My girlfriends parents just bought a Bike Friday (Family Touring model) which we were able to ride last night.
It seems like a good bike for the money (less than a grand I think). Solid build with decent components. The only real problem with it I had was that the riding position seemed very upright for both of us (I'm 6', she's 5'4"). That can probably be fixed in the front with a longer stem, but I don't see a solution for the back.
It's the first tandem I've rode, so I couldn't say too much for it, but it seemed like a great bike for weekend rides and such. I didn't feel that it would be comfortable for long tours, though.
I think it is imperative that the stoker must be very satisfied with the fit and feel of the bike. If the stoker's not happy, aint nobody happy
We bought a Santana Visa, looked at the co-motions and a couple of other Santana's. I loved the co-motion, but my wife didn't care for the soft ride beam, hence the Visa.
The plural of "anecdote" is not "data".
We have had a year 2000 RT3000 Cannondale for six months now and really love it. However, I had to replace the Coda seat immediately because it was so uncomfortable. Now we are having major problems with the Coda rear suspension post which is close to seizing after being in the rain only twice.
I previously owned a Burley Samba Softride. My stoker disliked the beam so we sold it and are ordering a Calfee Tetra Tetra custom carbon tandem. We test rode Santana, (Al and Ti) Seven Ti, Co-Motion steel, and several Calfee's before deciding on this one. The Calfees ride is the smoothest we experienced, on par with the Seven Ti. The Calfee has quicker steering geometry than most other tandems on the market. I recommend it highly if cost isn't an object and you prefer sporty riding to touring.
The bike will weigh approx. 30lbs.
I saw my first Calfee in Pendelton earlier this summer. What gorgeous bikes! Let us know how you like it. Are you going to use it for racing, time trials or ??? I am trying to get my stoker to do a couple of time trials with me on our Santana this summer. She loves the speed, but needs to ditch that heart rate monitor - or learn to really enjoy that anaerobic zone!
The plural of "anecdote" is not "data".
We're going for the ultimate beauty. Spec includes that "shade-shifting" pain that will change color from a silver-blue to magenta depending on the sun's angle. We're going to leave the forks and rear stays clearcoated carbon. DaVinci crankset, Ultegra, XTR, Mavic CXP-33's and Phil hubs.
WE don't do any formal competition, just like to ride fast and my stoker likes having "the best" in her bikes. We do century rides a few times a year. I might be able to convince her to do the Davis Double on the Calfee next year. We'd trade off stoking.
I did a TT once on my single, but I don't like pushing that hard. DC's are my most extreme form of self-punishment except for an occasional 6hr. Mtb Team race.
The paint job I saw on the Calfee was Superb! Very attractive bike, nice lines, clean joints, impeccable paint. Id be afraid to put one on my roof rack! Always good to have a stoker with taste.
Youd trade off stoking for a double century? We dont have that option due to the size difference. My rear admiral is starting to trust my judgement a little more, but Id love to have her up front (for limited periods of time) .. Im sure it would be fresh perspective for both of us.
The plural of "anecdote" is not "data".
Yes, the cable routing (in frame, a'la Klein) is a nice touch, and all those sexy bulges... I think the color shifting paint is going to be awesome on it.
My stoker is 5'4" and I'm 5'8". We're having the frame sized as a slight compromise for standover in front (a little short for me and a little tall for her).
She took me on a 35 mile club ride, once for my birthday, as the stoker. It was great. You should have seen me dive for the brakes at the first stop-sign. LOL! Some habits are so hard to break!
We figured, on the DC, that trading off would help keep us "fresher" than being stuck in one place all that time.
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We (wife and I) just got a CoMotion Supremo. WOW. Our first outing was the NW Tandem rally. We got it to replace our 8 year old CoMotion Double Espresso. They're made right here in Eugene and we wouldn't really consider anything else. We both felt that if we never rode the bike again, we got our $4000 worth in that one weekend.
I've heard that Trek will be re-entering the tandem market next year. Should be interesting to see what they do this time.
Rode the Santana (Alum. with couplers, and Ti), Seven Ti, Several Calfee Tetra Tetra's (Carbon), Co-Motion steel, ibis cousin itt and I owned a Steel Jeffrey Richman Custom and a Burley Samba Softride.
We jsut took deliery of our own Calfee after months of anticipation. It was a real close call between the Seven and the Calfee. The Carbon tandem's ride is incredible. Strong, stiff in the right places and bump absorbing in the right places. It's a hard to describe sensation.
We were willing to pay ridiculous amounts for what we felt was our ultimate lifetime tandem.
IMHO the Calfee is the quickest handling tandem on the market.
Santana is at the other extreme with a really stable but slower steering geometry. CoMotions and the Burly Paso Doble are great mid-priced (compared to the Ti and carbon offerings), well built and still pretty sporty bikes.
Maury - did you get the Tetra built up yet? Link us some photo's eh? We are on hold with replacing the Visa until we test ride the RT 1000 Frame. It's been a long few months without a twofer.
The plural of "anecdote" is not "data".
I've had three tandems in the last 35 years all bought used. The first was a Gitane with double lateral frame (old style) but the heavier tubes actually gave it a fair amount of stiffness. Next a short wheel base, Bob Jackson curved seat tube, 531single bike tubing, again double laterals but thin pencil stays. Very responsive, very light (for its time) and a little whippy unless you are very steady riders and don't try to stand up while climbing. The short back end was good for my short wife. Then an older Santa: longer, very stable, stiff enough to climb out of the saddle but not as much fun. The new ones are more responsive, I believe, as are the Co-motions.
90' Burley Duet, Cannondale Rt3000, then a Supremo. Got the hot's for one of those lightweight Calfee's, 22.86lbs.
We rode an aluminum Santana Sovereign for 4 years and then purchased a Calfee Tetra.
The Santana was a great bike, stiff and stable.
The Calfee steers a little quicker (more like a single bike) and is much more comfy on chip sealed roads her in SW Idaho.
I would suggest steel over aluminum if your roads are rough.
I have never ridden a co-motion but see lots of happy owners on them.
The descision was easy after a test ride. We also test road a built up Seven tandem that was nice but it was not set up for a rear disc brake, which is what we wanted. In the end the stoker selected the bike and we rally enjoy it.
Have ridden 30-some brands/models of tandems in our 35 years as tandemistas.
That includes all major and many custom US brands, Euro and Asian twicers, from the $400 real steel to $13,000 titanium.
Our personal tandems have included:
1. Follis, French steel production, put about 5,000 'learning miles' on that one.
2. Assenmacher, US, Reynolds 521, cuistom, 64.000 miles.
3. Colin Laing, US, again 531, custom, 56,000 miles.
4. Co-Motion, US, Tange Prestige, custom, 57,000 miles.
5. Zona, US, carbon fiber, custom, 30,000+ miles (so far!)
Our choice for freame:
1. Carbon fiber, 2. steel, 3. titanium 4 aluminum.
Have not yet ridden bamboo tandem (did ride a Calfee single: great) or magnesium.
If price is not an overbearing issue: carbon fiber.
Pedal on TWOgether!
Rudy and Kay/zonatandem
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Yes, have ridden several models of Santanas throughout the years. Actually spent 3 months riding a 'tana; rode like a Cadillac but it just had no 'oomph' when stepping on the pedals; handling was way to neutral/slow for us and it was a bit on the heavy side. Their sales hype is a bit egregious and even annoying. Do they build a good tandem? Yes, but others build just as well, if not better.
Ride and compare . . . you are the ultimate judge.
I have a Santana and love it. However, if you're going to spend between $3k and $12K for a bike, take a trip to a place that has several different bikes that you can try. Only then can you make a good decision.
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Two new Chemistry degree programs at Kettering expand academic and professional opportunities for students.
Two new Chemistry degrees at Kettering have been instituted to replace the original Environmental Chemistry degree program, and a third may be on the way, according to Dr. Diana Phillips, associate professor of Chemistry and program director for Chemistry. The new degree programs are Chemistry and Biochemistry.
Phillips is also working on a proposal for a degree program in Chemical Engineering. "We have many of the classes necessary to meet ABET guidelines," she said. ABET, Inc., formerly the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, is a non-profit organization that serves the public by accrediting U.S. post secondary degree programs in applied science, computing, engineering, and technology.
"This is the first year Environmental Chemistry is not listed as a degree program in the course catalog," said Phillips. The change in programs is designed to expand opportunities for students interested in science degrees and careers, and integrate better with other Kettering degree programs.
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"The major difference in the programs is that a degree in Biochemistry is a jumping off place for students interested in medical school," Phillips said. "Biochemists are knowledgeable in how biological systems interact. Many people with Biochemistry degrees are found in drug companies, pharmacies and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, she added.
For Kettering students, a Chemistry or Biochemistry degree is attractive to co-op partners, such as the FBI, who are looking for people with good analytical skills. "Chemistry majors would be ideal in such positions," said Phillips.
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Phillips is also exploring ideas in an attempt to identify a niche to make Kettering's Chemistry program stand out from other Chemistry programs. "There are so many changes in science recently and overlapping of disciplines, that scientific study has become more integrated, she said. "We'd like to be pro-active in integrating our program with other disciplines to prepare our students for the new marketplace."
One example of that overlap at Kettering is between Chemistry and Physics and the study of nanotechnology. Both programs use surface analysis instrumentation to work in a nano-scale. The Chemistry Department owns an Electron Spectroscopy for Chemical Analysis (ESCA) which is housed in the Physics Department, enabling Physics faculty and students to use the equipment in nano-technology research.
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Blending in another new technology, fuel cells, the Chemistry program has developed a fuel cell Chemistry class that will use both the ESCA and the Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope (ESEM) for research.
Phillips' proposal for the Chemical Engineering degree is another way to find a niche in the field of Science. The proposal includes offering a class in Arabic language because many chemical engineering positions involve work in the petro-chemical industry and include overseas postings. "I'm trying to think outside the box," she said, "and develop programs that stand out.
One marketplace advantage is the University's close collaboration with industry. Because of the cooperative education program, the Chemistry Department has an advisory board of professionals from industry who can offer advice about elements of the degree programs. This real world input is invaluable.
Already different than most science-related degree programs because of the co-operative work experience, Kettering Chemistry degrees are unlike other Chemistry programs in that they have a research requirement as well. All Biochemistry and Chemistry majors have to complete two terms of research with a faculty member to graduate, in addition to a fifth-year thesis project.
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"The fact is that there are dogs and cats and all kinds of animals roaming around the streets. Very often people buy dogs, buy cats – they see them as toys or as fashion accessories. They get bored of them and they … throw them out of the house. That's a very horrible thing to do," said Imran in an exclusive video for PETA.
Imran, who made his debut with "Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na" in 2008, adopted his dog Tony after his friend found him wandering in the streets. Imran filed a complaint with the police and learned that the person Tony had been living with had thrown him out of the house.
"Ultimately it boils down to how much you care. I care a lot about animals. If I see an injured animal, sick animal and essentially any animal I feel I could help in some way, I do that," added the actor, who hopes to open his own animal shelter some day.
According to PETA, around 25 million homeless dogs struggle to survive on the streets in India.


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As I wrote under http://www.zimbra.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8141 I have some serious troubles with my ldap directory.
So I decided to initialize a completly new directory. I made a backup using slapcat but in the result ldif file there are some entries missing... With ldapsearch on root I could make a full backup of the directory.
How can I restore these information to have a working ldap? Using ldapdelete didn't helped because I can't delete some nodes, so I thought it would help to initialze a fresh installation and then use ldapadd on the backup ldif file.
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I found this interesting take on the location of future Big 12 championship games and thought I would post it for others to look at. Everybody has their thoughts and this is just another one to throw into the mix.
Big 12 Championship Game Site Not Permanent - Yet - Nebraska Football
Seems like self promtion because by keeping it in the North he's implying KC - as that is the only attractive site in the North.
Originally Posted by Chipper
Seems like self promtion because by keeping it in the North he's implying KC - as that is the only attractive site in the North.
Denver and St. Louis would also be viable options. St. Louis was the site of the first Big XII Championship.
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I like the idea of permanent locations. Dallas should get it for football and KC for basketball. Both sites have great venues and to be truthful, the south cares about football and the North cares about basketball.
Also, Arrowhead is not the place to be holding your conference championship game in December. Maybe if you can get the game to St Louis then it would be acceptable.
Knowing the big 12 theyll put football permanently in Dallas and BBall permanently in OKC.
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That could actually be a viable option, people from the South wouldn't like it but hey it'd work well for the North Teams imo.
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My daughters talking abilities
I live in South Africa and 20 month little girl, talks over 150 english words, over 50 afrikaans words and about 5 in Swana. She talks in sentences from 2 -10 words. Is this right? Should she talk and know more or less?
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In the US the usual benchmark is that a child should have at least 10 words and at least one two-word phrase on his or .her second birthday. Your daughter is well beyond that and she still has several months to go. So it sounds to me like your child is doing just fine.posted 07/19/2013 by pkujayhawk
I think it is pretty normal. Around 18 months children start to differ very much in their development, so it isn't worthwhile to compare your kids with others. Some kids will be more skilled (focus on more) physical abilities while others will be better talkers or thinkers. Basically you want to push your child to do the best that they can, and try not to compare your kid with someone else's the same age, because each child developed differently. Good for you, teaching your kid three languages!posted 07/10/2013 by keilahrose
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Carrot Casserole for Three Recipe
"I use carrots dug fresh from our garden to make this colorful casserole," writes Blaine Baker from Kelseyville, California. "Its creamy, buttery texture makes folks 'root' for this comforting side dish."
- 4 medium carrots, sliced
- 1/3 cup finely chopped green pepper
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons butter, divided
- 4 teaspoons all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 can (5-1/2 ounces) evaporated milk
- 1 teaspoon minced jalapeno pepper, optional
- 1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon dried savory
- 2 tablespoons dry bread crumbs
- 1. Place 1 in. of water in a small saucepan; add carrots. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 7-9 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain and set aside.
- 2. In a small skillet, saute green pepper and onion in 2 tablespoons butter until tender. Stir in the flour, salt and pepper until smooth. Gradually add milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- 3. Stir in jalapeno if desired, parsley, savory and carrots. Transfer to a 2-cup baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- 4. In a small skillet, melt remaining butter. Add bread crumbs; cook and stir until toasted and browned. Sprinkle over casserole.
- 5. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until bubbly. Yield: 3 servings.
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After back-to-back home and home weekend series, the Chicago Cubs and St. Louis Cardinals meet just once more in late September.
Just one week ago to day, the Cubs were shut out for the second straight day on Ron Santo's induction into the Hall of Fame. Friday's afternoon matchup sure felt like Chicago's woes against the Cardinals were still in effect with the long ball.
St. Louis belted a home run off of starting pitcher Travis Wood in each of the first five innings on Friday. Matt Holliday, Yadier Molina, Lance Berkman, Matt Carpenter and Allen Craig all homered for the Cardinals, respectively.
Down one run heading into the home half of the first, David DeJesus led the Cubs off with a triple to the right field corner with Starlin Castro's game-tying single. The very next batter, Anthony Rizzo, blasted his sixth home run of the season for a 3-1 Chicago lead.
Despite the five home runs, Wood's worst effort came in the second as Molina's 2-run homer followed by a walk and, later, a Daniel Descalso RBI triple put the Cardinals out in front 4-3. A sacrifice fly completed a four-run inning for St. Louis.
The bottom half of the third felt like déjà vu from the first-inning with Castro leading the Cubs off with a triple and scoring on Rizzo's single. Alfonso Soriano followed with an RBI-double, moving to third on the throw. Geovany Soto's single tied the game 6-all, but that was as close as the Cubs would get on "Ron Santo Day" at the Friendly Confines, falling in the series opener 9-6.
In game two, both offenses scored early as Soriano came up with the big hit in the first, a two-RBI triple, putting the Cubs in front of St. Louis 2-1 after an inning of play. Both starters settled down until the Cardinals tied things up 2-2 on Descalso's sacrifice fly.
After the seventh-inning stretch, the Cubs took the lead for good on Reed Johnson's suicide squeeze, as Tony Campana came sprinting home for the eventual game-winning run that ended a five-game losing streak to the Cardinals.
On Sunday's rubber-match, Chicago seemed primed to take the weekend series from the defending World Series champions, jumping out to a 2-0 lead after two innings. But a Tyler Greene sacrifice fly in the seventh followed by a solo blast from Home Run Derby participant Carlos Beltran in the eighth tied the game 2-2.
A two-out grounder to the St. Louis second-baseman meant that this series finale was going to extras. It would be a quick extra frame as reliever James Russell had a 13-pitch inning to bring the Cubs back to the plate with the heart of lineup due up.
Castro got aboard with single and came home on Rizzo's first career walk-off home run, as the entire Cubs bench cleared to mob the rookie phenom at home. Even though the Cubs lost on Santo's day at the ballpark, he'd be more than happy to wait for the Cubs future young star to hit a game-winning blast against the Cardinals any day of the week.
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Huawei takes the fight to HTC's M7 with the Ascend P2
Huawei has a handset up its sleeve that's said to best HTC's upcoming M7. It's called the Ascend P2 and it'll be rocking a 4.5-inch 1080p display once launched
The Huawei Ascend P2, tipped to launch at MWC 2013, will feature a 4.5-inch 1080p display that's designed to feature a higher pixel density than the upcoming HTC M7, according to reports.
HTC set the bar high with its DROID DNA/Butterfly handset in Asia and the US and is set to do the same in Europe on February 19 with the launch of the M7, which is expected to feature a pixel density of 468ppi.
That's basically an insane level of detail for a smartphone display, especially when you bear in mind Apple's iPhone 5 has a pixel density of 326ppi.
HTC's M7 display is suspected to be a 4.7-inch 1080p setup. But Huawei's Ascend P2, which is said to be packing a smaller 4.5-inch display, should have a slightly higher pixel density – potentially as high as 489, according to our calculations.
It's worth pointing out, however, that at this higher a resolution picking out differences in quality between the M7 and the Ascend P2, despite the latter's potentially higher pixel density, will be impossible – the human eye, from a normal viewing distance, simply cannot detect pixels at that level.
Other suspected specs for the Ascend P2 are as follows:
- Huawei's own quad-core 1.8GHz processor
- 2GB of RAM
- 13-megapixel camera
- 3000mAh battery
- Android 4.2
Lets just hope this device doesn't go the same way as Huawei's Ascend D –Quad, which was launched at MWC 2012, lauded as the fastest handset on the planet, and then never launched here in the UK.


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The Norwegian Jaerhon chicken breed is rather unique. They are small in stature, actually almost the size of a Banty,but their hens are excellent layersof large white eggs.
Size: Standard Male: 5 Ibs. / Standard Female: 3.5 Ibs.
Comb, Wattles & Earlobes: They have a small single comb, wattles, and earlobes. The comb and wattles are red and the
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Dark Brown: They have primarily brown plumage with uneven barring. The brown can vary from light on the head
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Light Yellow: They have cream and yellow plumage with dark, uneven barring.
Place of Origin: Norway
Conservation Status: N/A
Special Qualities: A small bird that lays large white eggs.
The Jaerhon is the only breed that is credited to Norway. It was developed around 1920 by breeders around the town of Stavanger on the Southern Atlantic coast of Norway. The breed first made its way to North America only recently, aroundthe turn of the century.
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City police reported the following incidents:
n Police arrested two men Wednesday on drug charges following an investigation by the city's Police Anti-Crime Unit and Drug Task Force.
Police said Robert Lee, 50, of 470 Madison St., was arrested Wednesday after a search of his home yielded heroin that was packaged for sale. Police said they also seized an additional amount of heroin, as well as proceeds from drug trafficking.
According to police, investigators also tied the alleged drug trafficking to George Wormly, 37, of Montclair, N.J., who was also arrested by police.
n Police are investigating a burglary that happened sometime between Dec. 16 and Saturday, in which a rock was thrown through a home's window.
Police said a male victim on the 200 block of South Franklin Street told police a large rock was thrown through his window while he was out, and the alleged burglar took off with an Xbox 360 and accessories for the system.
Police said the suspect also flipped over a coffee table and left knives on the floor.
Man wanted in N.J. arrested in Kingston
Shyeim Thompson, 19, was arrested Sunday after Kingston police discovered he was wanted by the Middlesex County, New Jersey sheriff's office for burglary and other charges, police said.
According to Kingston police, officers stopped the vehicle Thompson was in on Market Street after police found the vehicle's registration had expired.
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Yemen's vice president Abdu-Rabbo Mansour Hadi has visited the Ministry of Human Rights. During his visit, Mr. Abdu-Rabbo met with the minister Amat al-Alim Al-Soswa and senior officials. According to <i>SABA</I>, issues related to refugees problems, children trafficking, and juveniles situation and Yemeni relevant laws were discussed during the visit.
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The team helped decorate and setup for the party and served and ate dinner with the participants. They also played bingo, danced to holiday tunes and took pictures with Santa and the group.
"I am so grateful to have had the privilege to spend my evening with the special populations group," Baker freshman outfielder Sloane Brady said. "They brought me so much joy and are all truly beautiful people on the inside and out."
The Special Populations group is for adults with developmental and physical disabilities and gives them the opportunity to socialize and interact with the community.


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Miss and Mister Bayern (Bavaria) 2013 took place on 08 December. Julia Althammer, 19, won the Miss Bavaria 2013 title, while Stephan Schwindtm 31, won the Mister Bavaria 2013 title.
And in Brazil, another of our favorites, Miss and Mister Sinop 2013, took place on 14 December. Priscila Rauber, 18, was elected Miss Sinop 2013, and Felipe Augusto, 20, was elected Mister Sinop 2013. Runners-up for the Miss Sinop title were Brena Ferneda and Camyla Marques. Runners-up for Mister Sinop title were Josué Lima and Gilvandro Sonalio.


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C-17 Globemaster III aircrew members walk toward their aircraft with equipment in-hand prior to a mission at the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia, Oct. 13, 2013. The Globemaster III is capable of rapid strategic delivery of troops and all types of cargo to main operating bases or directly to forward bases in the deployed locations. The C-17 crews assigned to the 816th Expeditionary Airlift Squadron are deployed from Joint Base Charleston, S.C. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Bahja J. Jones)
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I'm new to log4net, so hopefully this is a really easy question for someone?!
I've got log4net working with the RollingLogFileAppender for my web application. I'm using logging to try and find where some performance issues are coming from. In order to do this, it'd be useful to include the ASP.NET SessionID in the log output so that I can make sure I'm looking at log entries for a specific user.
Is there any way I can do this through the
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Think You Know Your Organics...
Better yet, check out Dr. Philip H. Howard's Organic Industry in motion. The results will shock you. See for yourself:
Now, earlier today my buddy Tara Parker-Pope from Well called Dr. Howard. From her post, When Big Business Eats Organic, here's a bit:
"These relationships aren't very apparent,'' said Philip H. Howard, assistant professor in the department of community agriculture, recreation and resource studies at Michigan State University and the creator of the graphic. "If you look at a product, a lot of times this ownership is not at all noted, even on the Web sites at times.''Could this simply be junk food producers trying to CASH in on the organic food trend, or, a sincere effort? You decide.
Obviously, there's nothing inherently wrong with a big company buying an organic brand. But Dr. Howard notes that many consumers seek out organic foods, in part, because they don't want to buy foods from multinational food companies.
"Often organic consumers are interested in supporting smaller scale farms and food processors,'' Dr. Howard said. "In the marketing of a lot of these organic brands the firms try to evoke that image of a small pastoral farm.''