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The exhibition 'Out of this World – Wonders of the Solar System' will end on 30 December 2010. It has been the most successful exhibition held at the Gasometer in Oberhausen by far. The exhibition was opened on 2 April 2009 to mark the International Year of Astronomy. With roughly 430,000 visitors, it soon proved to be its most successful individual effort. Continued as an official RUHR.2010 project, the exhibition received more than 500,000 visitors during that year and became the culture capital project's most successful exhibition.
The exhibition, which was designed jointly by the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) and the Gasometer in Oberhausen, has run for almost two years, taking its visitors on a journey through the cosmos. 'Out of this World' shows fascinating images of distant worlds, priceless historical instruments and the latest space technology. One of the artistic highlights, swinging under the 100-metre-high ceiling of the Gasometer, is the 'Largest Moon on Earth' – a 25-metre-wide sculpture of the Moon.
Almost one million visitors
Johann-Dietrich Wörner, Chairman of the DLR Executive Board, summarises the event: "The 'Out of this World' exhibition at the Oberhausen Gasometer showed how space exploration, with its scientific findings and topical fascination with space, can contribute to major cultural events. The fact that we've had almost one million visitors over the last two years is proof that space has a recognised place in society."
Jeanette Schmitz, Managing Director of the Oberhausen Gasometer, says: "The overwhelming success has left us excited about what's to come, because we will continue to create challenging cultural projects even after culture capital RUHR.2010 has ended. We're already looking forward to the follow-up, 'Magical Places', an exhibition showing fascinating ways in which art, science and the beauty of our Earth can intermingle." The 'Out of this World' exhibition was curated by Professor Peter Pachnicke and Wolfgang Volz, with the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, as its patron.
The Oberhausen Gasometer is a landmark in the Ruhr region, an impressive testament to the region's history in construction and technology and Europe's tallest exhibition hall. The large exhibitions housed by the Gasometer since 1994 have played a thriving part in the cultural landscape of North Rhine-Westphalia, with more than four million people having visited the hall since. The spatial and acoustic experience inside this 'industrial cathedral' is quite unique. Up on the 117-metre high roof there is a panoramic view over the entire western Ruhr region.


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Mats has amazed us with his board a week projects, and now one of them could be yours! Today Mats is giving away four kits of Nu-Fithole and four USB breakouts, you can choose between a Mini- or Micro USB breakout.
He'll give these away to 8 random commenters, just leave a comment on this post with your preference.
The first is for four "kits" of my new batch of Nu-Fithole boards. I ran out of the old batch so I ordered some more. I also made a XL version of it with holes ranging from 2.4 to 3.5 mm. So each of the four kits are with one Regular and one XL board.
Then I also made a big batch of the mini/micro USB breakouts. I'll give away four of these as well. The USB mini connectors are already soldered, but you'll have to solder the pinheader (included) yourself. The boards for this giveaway only have one row of headers, not two as on the old board.
For more information visit the project's Tindie site.
Wow, great :D
Micro, thanks!!!!
1 Nu-Fithole board please… shaken, not stirred…
microusb breakout please…still don't know why they designed those damned connectors so that the pins are buried underneath to make it nearly impossible to hand solder :-P
Randoml comment for mini/micro USB breakout :P
Nu-Fithole board for me, thank you!
Micro USB please.
USB would be awesome, no matter if mini or micro. Would you ship those giveaways overseas anyway?
Greetings from germany!
Mini please :D
microusb breakout please
I would like one of the USB breakout boards
Woul love the Micro USB breakout
Greetings from Greece.! Nicely done pcbs mate ;)
Mats, very generous of you, and nice work! Mini for me, if I'm lucky enough to win the drawing.
A mini would be great! Currently experimenting for the first time with USB and PIC's.
Micro USB please!
micro usb please. thank you!
Either the mini or micro would be useful for me.
1 Nu-Fithole board please
Micro USB would be lovely, mini usb wouldn't be too bad either.
I would prefer the Nu-Fithole :)
A nice solution for everyday problems ;)
Micro USB please!
mini please
Nu-Fithole random access for me please!!
microusb breakout please
Although I appreciate the advantages of SMD, I'm always pleased to see experimenter devices with plug-in features.
Wuhu! Mini preferably but any will be awesome :)
Lovin the board a week projects. I prefer either one ;D
I like it micro!
Now its monday++ :)
The micro, please
micro breakout, thanks :)
I'd love a micro-usb version. Those are awesome!
A Nufithole would size me right. Please :>)
Mini usb breakout would be great!
Nu-Fithole please.
Love how small this is! Can't wait, I'd love to work with this!
I would love one :)
Mini-USB breakout Please :-)
Hi Mats! The Micro- breakout would be great for my modded, wirelessly controlled Telescope videocam! (Still have to connect it to a host to download the videos!) Thanks!
I like them mini/micro-usb thinga-ma-jigs
Micro would be cool. Thanks.
Micro usb!
Mini USB breakout board, please!! Very useful in my work, and I'm thinking in a new project to use it
Mini USB ;)
A mini USB breakout board would actually be quite handy for prototyping
I'd like a USB breakout please.
micro usb please. P.l.e.a.s.e.
These would be great. The number of times I have tried to use a micro usb socket without a breakout board and then dismissed it (hours later) as a bad joke
Micro-USB breakout, pretty please with a solder fume extractor on top.
Mini USB
a mini usb would be good for me
Hi ,
I Woul love the Micro USB breakout
I absolutely need to change my timezone :-(. Anyway I would love a MicroUSB breakout, too.
Micro would be great.
I'd prefer a micro, but will take anything ;)
Nice looking boards!
Count me in ;)
if it's not too late count me in as well.
PS. I Prefere mini
Micro USB breakout
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Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Enforcement Division Strike Force agents cited three Louisiana residents for alleged night hunting violations on the Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area (WMA) on Feb. 17.
Agents patrolling the WMA at night observed an all terrain vehicle (ATV) occupied by three subjects traveling the roadways and shining the fields and wood lines with a spotlight. When agents stopped the ATV, the subjects were in possession of a loaded 30-06 center fire rifle.
Agents cited Jordan M. Brister, 23, of Prairieville, Richard D. Magee, 23, of Denham Springs, and Justin L. Durand, 23, of Denham Springs, for driving an ATV on a WMA with oversized tires, spotlighting on a WMA, possessing a loaded firearm on an ATV, hunting with an illegal weapon on a WMA, hunting from a moving vehicle and hunting wild quadrupeds during illegal hours with artificial light. Agents also cited Magee and Durand for hunting without a WMA permit and Durand for hunting without a basic hunting license.
Agents seized a 30-06 rifle, spotlight and a Suzuki ATV.
Hunting wild quadrupeds during illegal hours with an artificial light carries a fine between $350 and $750 and up to 180 days in jail. Each violation of WMA rules carries a fine between $250 and $350 and up to 90 days in jail.
Agents participating in the case were Senior Agents Ronnie Engelhard and Cody Soileau.
For more information, contact Adam Einck at 225-765-2465 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Note to self: When eating at a New York-style deli for the first time, don't start with falafel.
OK, maybe I shouldn't have ordered falafel. But I was craving it, and I knew that Innabi's in Redlands was one of the closest places to get my fix.
In fact, they have several variations: as an appetizer, served over hummus; or as a sandwich, wrapped in pita bread (my choice, $3.75), served panini-style, or as a wrap.
Why, oh why, didn't I order the turkey panini instead?
It's not that the felafel wasn't good…it's just that I should probably have started with something a little more deli-like.
My lunch partner, Richard, made the smarter choice: the pastrami combo ($6.99), which came with a generous amount of lean pastrami on sourdough bread (they were out of the usual rye), steak fries and a soda.
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California Woman Fired, Under Investigation After Making Racist Comment About President Obama [POLL]
People say lots of things after the election when the feelings are still raw from the loss suffered by their candidate, but when has it gone too far? Well, Denise Helms from California is now under investigation for making a racist comment on her Facebook page that was followed by a statement the U.S. Secret Service takes very seriously. When it is so heated right after an election there is always a feeling of anything could happen. People can be very upset about the outcome of the election, so upset that it may be hard to predict their actions. The organization that protect the president, and even the candidate that did not win, are very cautious about keeping them protected during this time. The secret service are very weary of any comment or threat to the presidents life. It is their job to make sure nothing happens to the leader of this great nation.
It is never a good idea to even joke about assassination of the president. This is a federal crime to even threaten hurting the president. So why would you ever say anything that could be seen as a threat?
Well, not many people think that it will be taken seriously. A resident of Turlock, California is learning the lesson that you never mess around with the president's safety.
After making a terribly insensitive and racist comment on her Facebook page, Denise Helms is feeling the effects of such a bad choice. She has been fired from her job and is now facing a small investigation of her intentions for the safety of the President.
So, what did she say?
"And another 4 years of the ("N" word) maybe he will get assissinated this term..!!"
This status has become viral. She has been all over news websites and even has Facebook groups formed in either her support of in disgust of her words. What she believed wouldn't be a big deal, is.
Not only her racist comment have caught attention, her joke at Obama's life is going to be something she will forever hear about. After losing her job and being watched by the Secret Service, do you think she will regret what she said?
Here is a video with Denise Helms explaining herself, watch and then tell us what you think.
Now that you heard straight from the source, what do you think about her situation?


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Following six nights of fresh protests, some of which have been violent, in Belfast over a decision not to fly the Union Flag daily at City Hall, the DUP's Parliamentary leader called for talks with the Prime Minister.
Nigel Dodds, MP for Belfast North, said measures to increase participation were needed - and criticised Sinn Fein for its continued refusal to take up seats in the Commons despite winning constituencies. Mr Cameron said he was happy to take the meeting - but challenged politicians of all parties to help bring people together.
Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons, Mr Dodds said: "More than ever in Northern Ireland, we seek to continue moving forward, away from violence and create stability.
"I'm sure you will agree with me that full participation in and support for the political and democratic process by everybody so people's issues can be addressed and politicians address those issues is absolutely vital.
"In that context, and the context of what's happening, will you agree to meet with us to discuss the forthcoming legislation in Northern Ireland so we can look at measures to increase democratic participation by people in deprived communities?
"(We need to) look at the deplorable state of the electoral register and also deal with the discrimination against elected members of this House from Northern Ireland who play by the rules while others get money whilst not taking their seats. All of that needs to be addressed."
Mr Cameron replied: "I'm happy to meet with you... I would throw back though part of the challenge to you and your party, just as I would to others in other parties. We need to build a shared future in Northern Ireland where we break down the barriers, barriers of segregation that have been in place for very many years.
"I think that is part of the challenge to take away some of the tensions we have seen in recent days."
The Union Flag was flying over Belfast City Hall on Wednesday to mark the Duchess of Cambridge's 31st birthday.


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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Andy Murray has finally beaten Roger Federer at a Grand Slam.
The U.S. Open champion beat 17-time major winner Federer 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-7 (2), 6-2 Friday at the Australian Open, calling it a massive confidence boost as he attempts to win his second consecutive major.
Murray, who missed his chance to serve out the match at 6-5 in the fourth set, will play defending champion and top-seeded Novak Djokovic in Sunday's final. Djokovic cruised past David Ferrer in straight sets in just under 90 minutes — 2 1/2 hours less than Murray's semifinal.
Advantage Djokovic.
There was some controversy in that 12th game of the fourth set when Federer appeared to glare and say something to Murray when the Scotsman stopped momentarily behind the baseline during the rally.
Murray ignored it after winning the point, but conceded serve in that game and lost the ensuing tiebreaker before regrouping in the fifth set.
"I mean, it wasn't a big deal," Federer said. "We just looked at each other one time. That's OK, I think. We were just checking each other out for bit. That wasn't a big deal for me — I hope not for him."
While Murray came into the match with a 10-9 career advantage, Murray had never beaten Federer in their three previous meetings at a major — the finals of the 2008 U.S. Open, 2010 Australian Open and last year at Wimbledon.
"It's always tough against him, when he plays in Slams is when he plays his best tennis," Murray said. "When his back was against the wall at 6-5 and I was serving, he came up with some unbelievable shots. I just had to keep fighting."
Federer outplayed Murray at stages of the match, but the 25-year-old Scotsman appeared to have the legs and stamina over the 31-year-old Federer in the fifth set, including a service break to clinch the tense match.
"It's big. I never beat Roger in a Slam before. It definitely will help with the confidence," Murray said. "Just knowing you can win against those guys in big matches definitely helps."
Federer said he was playing catch-up all night.
"Definitely it was more of a chase," Federer said. "I think I had my chances a little bit. Obviously, you're going to go through a five-setter with some regrets. But overall, I think Andy was a bit better than I was tonight."
With a capacity crowd of 15,000 at Rod Laver Arena watching, including the Australian legend Laver himself, Federer opened the match serving and was in trouble early, losing a 28-rally point to set up break point for Murray. But Federer held the game with a stunning cross-court forehand that just looped over the net from the baseline.
Murray, who had not lost a set through five rounds at Melbourne Park this year, had the first service break — on his fourth break point — to lead 2-1. It came in unusually cool summer conditions in Melbourne — breezy and temperatures of only 60 degrees during most of the match.
The crowd was initially evenly split between Federer and Murray supporters — and at times, they were competing to be heard. At one point in the second set, a group of Murray fans wearing white shirts with blue letters spelling his nickname "Muzza" stood to chant Murray's name, while a group of Federer supporters with Swiss flags on their cheeks and shirts chanted Federer's name.
Earlier Friday, top-seeded Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci of Italy won the first title of 2013 at Melbourne Park, beating the unseeded Australian pair of Ashleigh Barty and Casey Dellacqua 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 for the women's doubles championship.
The 16-year-old Barty was attempting to become the youngest Grand Slam champion since Martina Hingis won the Australian Open singles title in 1997.
On Saturday, defending champion Victoria Azarenka plays sixth-seeded Li Na of China for the women's singles title. Li lost the Australian Open final to Kim Clijsters in 2011 two months before winning her first and only Grand Slam at the French Open.
"Last time was more exciting, (more) nervous because it was my first time to be in a final," Li said. "But I think this time (I'm) more calmed down, more cool."
Azarenka leads 5-4 in career matches, including the last four times they've played.
"I'm really hungry to defend my title," said Azarenka, who needs to beat Li to retain her No. 1 ranking. "I've put myself in the position to give it the best shot."
If Li win, Serena Williams will regain the No. 1 ranking.
Also on Saturday, American brothers Bob and Mike Bryan will play their fifth consecutive Australian Open doubles final and attempt to win their record 13th Grand Slam doubles championship. They'll play the Dutch pair of Robin Haase and Igor Sijsling.
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Please review our class policies before enrolling in a class.
Class Location
We hold group training classes in three locations at our Mission Campus!
- The Multi-Purpose Room at 243 Alabama Street (at 16th Street)
- The Training Annex at 251 Alabama Street (at 16th Street)
- The Training Loft in the Geraldi Building, located off of the 250 Florida Street parking lot (at 16th Street)
Training rooms have flooring designed for the comfort of dogs and people. The rooms are handicap accessible. Free street parking or lot parking is available for all classes.
Class Structure
Most classes are one-hour sessions held weekly.
Some classes include a mandatory humans-only orientation as the first meeting; in others, you and your dog begin training during the first class. Students are welcome to attend a New Dog 101, which is free, before starting our introductory classes.
What to Bring
- Dog (check class description to see if dog is brought to first class)
- Exercise and relieve your dog prior to class
- If class time is near dog's mealtime, feed only 1/2 meal and bring a hungry dog to class
- Edible and toy treats
- Soft, small, high-value dog treats work best, or ideally cut up small pieces of real meat, such as chicken or steak. Check with your vet before trying any new treats.
- Small toys (plush, tug or other) if your dog enjoys them as a reward
- Equipment
- Four to six-foot leash (leather or nylon) - No flexi or retractable leashes, please
- Flat collar (buckle or clip) - No prong, choke or shock collars, please
- Humane walking equipment such as a front attachment harness or head collar – (optional)
- Vaccinations
- Proof of rabies for all classes other than Puppy Manners and Adolescent Manners
- Proof of current DHLPP/DH2PP vaccine for all adult classes
- Proof of at least 2 DHLPP/DH2PP vaccines for puppy classes
- Optional (May be required by individual instructors. Please check any emails you receive from the instructor before class for details.)
- Mat for dog to lie on
- Chew bone for quiet time (only if easy to take away)
Class Policies
Discounts for Animals Adopted from a Shelter or Rescue Group
We offer a discount on almost all classes for dogs adopted from animal shelters or rescue groups. We may ask for proof of adoption at your first class. You will see the option to select your rescue discount when registering online.
Class sizes are limited, and classes fill up quickly! You must register in advance for all classes by completing a registration online. You can also register over the phone by calling 415.522.3509 or in person by visiting one of our adoption centers. For our group training classes, all prices are per dog. Any human members of the household are welcome to attend with their dog. Please see below for our notes on children in class.
Payment, Cancellations, Refunds and Transfers
Payment is required at time of enrollment. We accept MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express, personal checks and cash. There is a $15 fee for all returned checks.
Class refunds or class transfers can be accommodated if we are notified at least two days before the first class session.
If, within the first three classes of a series, a dog is unable to attend the remainder of the series due to a canine injury or illness, you may receive a 50% credit toward a future class. No credits, transfers or refunds will be provided due to owner health issues or scheduling conflicts or any other reason after a class series has begun.
Playgroup refunds or transfers are not available with less than 24 hours notice for any reason.
For adopters who are required to provide proof of class registration at San Francisco Animal Care and Control in order to adopt, no refunds will be provided.
Makeups / Attendance / Missed Classes
New students will not be able to join a class after the first session has taken place.
If you miss a session, please contact the trainer to discuss what was covered/have your homework emailed to you.
Make-up classes are not offered, although students may audit (attend without their dog) another instructor's equivalent week class of a missed class, if pre-arranged via the Dog Training Program Manager.
Declines and Referrals
We reserve the right to decline entry to any dog who presents behavior issues that may be dangerous, disruptive or that may be exacerbated by participation in a group class. If behavior issues are discovered during the class and the trainer determines that it is in everyone's best interest for you to seek a private trainer, you will be provided with a qualified trainer referral and a refund.
Class Series Cancellations
If the minimum enrollment for a class is not met prior to the first session, the class will be cancelled. We will notify you at least one day before the class is scheduled to begin to see if you would like to enroll in an alternate class, receive credit toward a future class or receive a full refund.
Unaltered Animals
We welcome all friendly dogs, whether they are altered or not. However, female dogs in their estrus cycle may not come to class. If your female begins her cycle during the course of the class, no refund will be given. The only exception to this is the Reactive Rover class where dogs over two years of age must be altered in order to attend class.
Aversive Equipment
The SF SPCA uses solely positive-reinforcement based methods for training. These methods are based on the latest science of animal learning and behavior, and have the added benefit of being the most effective, most humane and most fun way to train! We will encourage our students to use humane walking and training equipment, including head harnesses, front-buckle harnesses, and flat collars. Prong collars, choke collars and shock collars are not permitted in SF SPCA training classes. If you attend class with one of these devices on your dog, you will be asked to swap it out for a humane collar in order to remain in the class.
Children in Class
Children and other family members are welcome to attend our classes. Please review our guidelines:
- Children must remain seated with their parents and under parental control at all times.
- Parents must supervise their children during the entire class. For children under 18, an adult must be present for the duration of each class.
- There is no running and yelling in the classroom.
- Explain to your children that all dogs are not socialized, friendly or comfortable around children. They should not approach or pet the other dogs in class.
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pickled sugar snap peas (!)
Summer has officially arrived in Portland. The sun has finally decided to show her lovely face.
I will admit, I was at my wits end – I thought that summer would never arrive. Every day I would wake up to clouds, rain, and gloom. Every day I would check on my sad little garden, which Mother Nature seemed to be intent on drowning.
And then one day, the doom and gloom was gone. The sun came out, my plants perked up, and my heart was happy. And all of the sudden, I had a happy garden that was ready for eating! After months of waiting, I now have ripe sugar snap peas, cherry tomatoes, rhubarb, lettuce, rainbow chard, and TONS of raspberries. I never knew that food could taste so fresh. There is just something magical about eating food that comes from your own yard (and your own hard work!).
That being said, I have a bunch of sugar snap peas right now. And, while I love sugar snap peas – I don't exactly know what to DO with them. They are delicious raw, in a salad, or in a stiry fry. But that is about all I know to do with sugar snap peas. I'm not complaining about my lack of recipes, they are just one of those veggies that you don't often see in other things. And I wanted to do something unexpected with them. And, then, I saw a recipe for pickled sugar snap peas.
I knew, long ago, that this would be the "summer of pickling". Pickling is a gardener's best friend, as it is a great way to preseve your produce (and make it last throughout the year). Plus, I just love the taste of all things pickled. This pickled sugar snap pea recipe looked really simple – and strangely delicious – and so I officially kicked off my summer of pickling with sugar snap peas. The peas are supposed to pickle for 2 weeks, so I can't officially comment on how they taste yet. But, being the impatient person that I am — I tried a couple of them after two days of pickling and they were delicious! Crunchy, sweet, sour, and spicy. I'm not sure I'll be able to wait the full two weeks!
In any case, even if you aren't growing snap peas – this is a great recipe to use if you can get your hands on some good peas. I was at my local farmers market yesterday and there were snap peas everywhere! They are very much in season right now and would be easy to get your hands on for this recipe.
Pickled Sugar Snap Peas
From Smitten Kitchen who Adapted from The Joy of Pickling
1 1/4 cups white distilled vinegar (I used 1 cup of white vinegar, and 1/4 cup of a fancy herbed vinegar my mother-in-law bought me)
1 1/4 cups cold water
1 tablespoon kosher or pickling salt
1 tablespoon sugar
1 pound sugar snap peas, stems trimmed and strings removed
4 garlic cloves, sliced
dried red pepper flakes, 5 or 6 shakes from a shaker jar if you like things spicy
In a nonreactive saucepan, heat the vinegar with the salt and sugar until they are dissolved. Remove from the heat, and add the cold water which starts the cooling process faster.
When the vinegar mixture is cool, pack the sugar snaps, garlic and flakes into a 1-quart jar and pour the brine over it. Cover with a non-reactive cap.
The original recipe suggests you store the jar in the refrigerator for two weeks before eating the pickled peas, but it is likely that you will start eating them the next day, and the jar will be gone a few days later. 🙂
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Rachael / Sep 3 2010 3:53 pm
SO GOOD. I made a half dozen jars of these. At my weekly family night dinner, I brought a jar. I poured them into a bowl and turned around to rinse the jar out. They were just about gone by the time I walked back to the counter to get a few for myself.


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Lockheed Martin and Kaman Aerospace's unmanned K-MAX has entered combat service with the U.S. Marine Corps in Afghanistan. USMC's Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Squadron 1 received the first K-MAX unmanned aerial system in early December, with the initial cargo resupply mission taking place on Dec. 17. The unmanned helicopter transported more than 3,000 lbs of food and supplies from Camp Dwyer to troops at Combat Outpost Payne in the Helmand Province—all in less than two hours.
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"We delivered cargo today that was supposed to be delivered by convoy, now that convoy has three pallets that it does not have to carry," noted Maj. Kyle O'Connor, the officer-in-charge of Squadron 1's cargo resupply detachment.
The delivery signifies the first step in a six-month testing period in Afghanistan, after which the Marine Corps may opt to use the K-MAX as part of its aerial resupply capabilities. The demonstration phase will "test the true capabilities of this aircraft and how well it can perform its job in a combat environment," O'Connor continued. "With every flight in theater we are collecting data, and at the end of the day we are going to look at all of that data and decide whether or not to make it a program of record."
The unmanned K-MAX is part of a joint venture involving Kaman Aerospace and Lockheed Martin. The UAV completed a five-day quick reaction assessment (QRA) for the U.S. Navy in mid-2011. The QRA was part of a $45.8-million contract awarded in December 2010 to test the UAV in a cargo resupply role for the Marine Corps.
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While setting dates to work on the budget, Marion County Commission set a goal of reducing property taxes by about three mills, or 4.4 percent.
Commission Chairman Randy Dallke was the first to propose that goal. He said the county may have to cut some services to reach that figure, though.
Commissioner Dan Holub said he didn't want to set a flat percent decrease each department would have to make, instead making a line-by-line review. He agreed with Dallke that a three-mill cut would be good.
The commission will meet June 3 for a preliminary budget discussion. Department heads will present their budget requests July 18. The budget will be published about Aug. 12, and a budget hearing will be held Aug. 26.
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The Environmental Health Department will sponsor a lawn care class at 6:30 p.m. June 20 at the county lake hall. Richards hopes to decrease the amount of lawn fertilizer that washes into the lake. Nitrogen and phosphorous, such as from fertilizer, increase the growth of dangerous blue-green algae, which forced the closure of the lake to swimming and other activities for much of last summer.
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Question: Will Dianne Feinstein Investigate Her Own Leak Of Classified Info? Will She Face Espionage Act Charges?
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So, we just discussed how it appears that Dianne Feinstein accidentally confirmed what was widely suspected: that the NSA is tapping the internet backbone to get access to emails. This is interesting on many levels, not the least of which is that Feinstein herself has been famously harsh against any kind of leak, regularly arguing that the leaks themselves are more damaging than what the leaks may reveal about US government abuse. In the past, Feinstein has raged against leakers:
In a televised interview Wednesday, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein repeatedly vented her ire over leaks of classified information and she signaled that she favors a more aggressive crackdown on those who are passing national security secrets to the press.Similarly, she has argued that Ed Snowden is a "traitor" for revealing information, though unlike her, he didn't reveal this particular program (or at least it hasn't been reported on yet).
"What we're seeing...is an Anschluss, an avalanche of leaks. And it's very, very disturbing. You know, it's dismayed our allies. It puts American lives in jeopardy. It puts our nation's security in jeopardy," Feinstein (D-Calif.) said on CNN's "Situation Room" program.
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The Senate Office of Security and the House counterpart are charged with investigating or coordinating investigations of suspected security violations by employees. In addition, investigations by the House and Senate Ethics Committees of suspected breaches of security are authorized by each chamber's rules, directly and indirectly. The Senate Ethics Committee, importantly, has the broad duty to "receive complaints and investigate allegations of improper conduct which may reflect upon the Senate, violations of law, violations of the Senate Code of Official Conduct, and violations of rules and regulations of the Senate." The panel is also directed "to investigate any unauthorized disclosure of intelligence information [from the Senate Intelligence Committee] by a Member, officer or employee of the Senate."If, for example, Senator Wyden had ever actually revealed the details of any classified program (as some had urged him to do), you can rest assured that such an investigation (along with a public tarring and feathering) would likely have occurred. It's also unlikely that he would be allowed to remain on the Intelligence Committee.
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I have a nephew who's a bit of a sneaker enthusiast. He's done the whole line-up-at-midnight-for-new-Dunks thing, despite the fact that he's got size 14 feet. He's also a gamer and I took him to see a demo of NBA 2K12 earlier this year. And, while he was polite enough not to ask about the in-game footwear in this year's edition of 2K Sports' b-ball franchise, I know he was burning to inquire. There was smoke coming out of his ears. Well, Tony, this one's for you.
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In general, I ignore the spate of market predictions that experts issue at the start of each year. There are exceptions, and after reading Jason Hsu's outlook for this year, I am pleased to recommend it to readers. Dr. Hsu is the Chief Investment Officer at global money management firm, Research Affiliates. I found his article both insightful and appropriately skeptical of all forecasts. How can you not appreciate a money manager who starts his prediction for the year ahead with John Galbraith's quip that "the only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable"?
I am going to mention a few of the elements of Hsu's outlooks and add some thoughts. Hsu first examines the drivers for bonds and then equities. I will follow this structure.
Government Bonds
In the section on bonds, he starts by considering bonds in the developed markets (DM) vs. those in the emerging markets (EM) separately. He asserts that EM governments' primary concern is managing inflation risks, while DM governments are focused on stimulating growth. While developed countries can force down their yields as the Fed has done, and still find buyers, this is not the case in emerging markets. Investors in emerging market bonds assess the risks of high inflation and, potentially, default at such a level that EM bonds currently yield far more than DM bonds. Hsu's position is that EM bonds are under-valued relative to DM bonds, even in light of the additional risks associated with EM bonds.
Hsu makes a very interesting argument about the relative value of credit ratings to investors in government bonds. He asserts that the ratings agencies are too slow to adjust their ratings and thus have little value for investors looking at the future. In particular, he suggests that emerging market bonds are probably unfairly penalized vs. developed market bonds by the ratings agencies.
Overall, Hsu concludes that investors are likely to get a better deal with government bonds from emerging economies than developed ones. This is not, in truth, a shocking assertion. At the most basic level, bond investors are weighing three factors: yield, default risk, and interest rate / inflation risk. EM bonds tend to have higher default risk and higher inflation risk, as well as substantially higher yields, than developed market bonds. At some point, the yield spread is high enough that EM bonds are a better bet. With many DM government bonds yielding less than their local rate of inflation, it is not unreasonable to assert that DM bonds have moved to an unprofitable range.
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Largely due to the very low yields on government bonds, Hsu foresees investors choosing corporate bonds as a better alternative. His thesis applies not only to investment-grade bonds but also—and perhaps even more strongly—to high-yield bonds. This is not a shocking position given the historically-low yields on government bonds. Investors shifting from DM government bonds are shifting from a pure bet on interest rates and inflation to instruments that have both default risk and interest rate risk. Hsu makes the argument that high-yield bonds (HYG and JNK are two representative ETFs), despite having fairly low yields compared to historical averages, look attractive on a relative basis. While bonds tend to decline in the face of rising rates, Hsu asserts that high-yield bonds tend to have a positive correlation to interest rates. This makes high-yield attractive as an inflation hedge. This attribute of high-yield bonds is due to the fact that much of their risk is default risk rather than interest rate risk. In general, I agree with this argument in favor of high-yield bonds, but the case was much more compelling back in 2011. Back then, I wrote about the fact that high-yield bonds provided a modest hedge against rising rates, but yields were above 8% (this was for HYG). Today, the yield on HYG is at 6.5%.
One area in which I wish that Mr. Hsu had expanded his argument is that of correlations. While it is clearly the case that government bond yields have unattractively-low yields, it is also true that government bonds have extraordinarily low correlations to equities. For this reason alone, they deserve some level of allocation. In other words, even if they have zero or even slightly negative returns net of inflation, government bonds provide a powerful risk offset to other asset classes. Precisely because we do not know what will happen in the future, maintaining an allocation to government bonds is valuable.
In the second part of Dr. Hsu's outlook, the section that deals with equities, the focus is on earnings and dividends. In particular, he discusses price-to-earnings (P/E) and dividend yield calculations of the markets as ways to estimate whether the broad stock market is over-valued or under-valued. On the basis of these measures, U.S. equities, DM equities, and EM equities look fairly expensive as compared to the long historical record (he uses 1881-2012) and fairly cheap compared to recent history (he compares to 2005-2012). His use of eight years (2005-2012) for his 'short-term' period is pretty arbitrary, but we will take it at face value. On the basis of dividend yield and P/E, the overall market looks a bit expensive but the market as a whole seems to have converged on higher P/E levels in the last decade and more, which tends to make the current prices look more reasonable. He concludes that emerging markets and non-U.S. developed markets have higher expected returns than U.S. equities. Neither of these forecasts are much of a stretch.
Aside from current valuation of stocks, there is also the question of how fast future earnings will grow. While the prices reflect some assumption of discounted future earnings, this is the most uncertain part of valuation. Dr. Hsu suggests that global demographics, with DM countries going gray, suggest much slower economic growth in the U.S. and other developed markets and faster growth in developing economies. He believes that the markets are not fully reflecting this and other factors (mainly stronger household and government balance sheets) that favor more robust growth in emerging markets than in developed markets. While he argues these points succinctly, I certainly hope that most readers will have encountered these predictions previously.
In his summary, Dr. Hsu coins a phrase that I will certainly quote in the future: "forecasters use statistics as drunks use lampposts, for support rather than for illumination." Be that as it may, he does a good job with the statistics in creating a case for 2013 and beyond. The good news is that we can use portfolio design to hedge many of these risks. Without having a great deal of confidence in any forecast, it makes sense to combine emerging market stocks and developed market stocks in a portfolio. Given that it is impossible to forecast with any confidence when interest rates will rise, some exposure to government bonds makes sense simply as a diversifier. While money managers need to get their directional bets correct, it is enough for investors to hedge their bets with exposure to many asset classes. To the extent that one wishes to express a belief with a portfolio tilt, Dr. Hsu's outlook would be a reasonable basis upon which to do so. This would entail being over-weight in bond classes that have more default risk (corporate, high-yield, munis, and emerging market bonds) and being under-weight Treasury bonds. In equities, one would favor emerging market equities more heavily relative to developed market equities.
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August 13 - Tikhon of Zadonsk, Theologian, Monk, Called to Follow
Tikhon of Zadonsk was born to poor peasants in Russia in the 18th century. He was a gifted and intelligent child who would grow up within the loving arms of the Church. His talent and intellect were identified early and, after feeling a call from God to service, he was encouraged to pursue a clerical life. For Tikhon, he understood his calling as being to the monastic world. His strong desire to be a monk made other vocations unappealing to him, at first. His intellect and earnestness earned a scholarship for him to attend seminary and so he did. At the age of 30, he was ordained a priest.
As a recently ordained priest, it is likely that he was joyful of his indubitably imminent calling as a monk and mystical servant of God in some distant and disconnected monastery. This was, for sure, a high calling and one that Tikhon was suited for given his desire to pray and increase the spiritual quality of the surrounding people. Further, Tikhon desire silence and solitude so that he might have peace and comfort in a busy world full of hurting people. And, yet, this was not where Tikhon was assigned. Instead, he was assigned to teach theology.
Many people may have railed against the power structure of the Church at this point and insisted that God had called them to a monastic life. It wouldn't be surprising if Tikhon refused to serve in a position where he wasn't comfortable. Instead, though, Tikhon became a teacher of theology and devoted himself to doing it well even if it wasn't enjoyable for him, at first. Though he became a gifted theologian, he still harbored a strong calling to the monastic life. Seven years later, he was called as bishop of Novgorod. He protested that he felt this wasn't the best use of his skills and reminded his mentors that he felt called to the monastic life but they insisted thatthey needed him--the Church needed him--as a bishop. This is an odd experience given that many priests have eagerly sought this kind of power. Rather, Tikhon was seeking the solitude and life of prayer that he had, initially, felt called to. He did, however, consent to be bishop.
Tikhon was a gifted and skilled bishop. He would go on, two years later, to become the Bishop of Voronezh. He was highly respected as a leader and holy man. His priests looked up to him as a mentor and inspiration. Through his work, he strengthened the spirituality of not only the clergy in his congregations but, also, the families and lay-people under his care. Further, Tikhon couldn't see how poverty was still possible within a land so saturated by the Church. Once, he wrote: "There ought to be beggars and destitute persons no longer. All should be equal." In Tikhon's estimation there was plenty of ministry to be done within the Church even as the Church was doing ministry for those without it.
Several years later, Tikhon became ill and was, finally, allowed to enter a monastery near Zadonsk. Though Tikhon had served wherever God had called him, he was finally at the place that God had initially called him to. Often, we forget about the path between us and our eventual goal and forget that God has called Christians to be ministers along the path and not just at the goal. For Tikhon, happiness was found in the simplicity and regularity of the monastic life among poverty-stricken peasants. As a monk, he kept an open door and--perhaps because of the path he took--it was always well used. People came seeking Tikhon from all around and seeking spiritual formation and counsel. As a minister of God--regardless of current location or perceived calling--Tikhon offered this to any who would come. Tikhon grasped something that so many of us miss: to be a minister of the Kingdom of God is not about place or profession but, instead, is about being a different kind of person--clerical or lay--in a world that detests difference and blessed assurance.
Tikhon is, ultimately, wrapped up in his own quote: "For love does not seek its own, it labors, sweats, watches to build up the brother: nothing is inconvenient to love, and by the help of God it turns the impossible into the possible...Love believes and hopes...It is ashamed of nothing...As an animal cannot exist without bodily warmth, So no good deed can be alive without true love; it is only the pretence of a good deed." Tikhon got it. Tikhon understood that the Christian life is about the everyday living and loving and not about works or accomplishments. Tikhon of Zadonsk was, truly, called and, truly, willing to follow.
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(HOUSTON) -- Mark Castellano, the Houston computer technician who has been charged with killing his ex-girlfriend, Michelle Warner, referred to her in the past tense during an interview with TV talk-show host Phil McGraw two days before allegedly confessing to police investigating her death.
In an exclusive interview to be aired on the Dr. Phil show Thursday, McGraw spoke with Castellano, 37, in Texas days after police say he snapped Warner's neck in the apartment the two shared while their 3-year-old son, Cayden, was in the next room.
Dr. Phil show spokeswoman Stacey Luchs released a statement Monday confirming the taping of the interview with Castellano in Texas last week.
"Mr. Castellano sat down for an interview with Dr. Phil in Texas just before his confession to law enforcement, late last week," she said in a statement. "Dr. Phil also conducted an interview with Ms. Warner's family for this show, which is currently scheduled to air on Thursday."
Luchs did not say whether Castellano confessed to the crime in the interview with McGraw. However, a later news release by the Dr. Phil show noted, "Castellano at times referred to her in the past-tense and even showed Dr. Phil her car, which is the very place he now claims to have kept her body for two days."
Det. Fil Waters of the Houston Police Department said Castellano shared the same information when taping the interview for the show that he had been sharing with investigators.
"I thought he was kidding, but it was the real deal," Waters said. "He talks to Dr. Phil, provides Dr. Phil, as I understand it, with the same information he's been providing everyone else."
Castellano was charged in court late Monday with killing Warner and only spoke once, requesting a court appointed attorney, ABC News' Houston affiliate KTRK-TV reported. He is being held on $150,000 bond.
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A missing persons report was filed by the family of Warner after they hadn't heard from her for several days. The 31-year-old's family told police that Warner disappeared after she and Castellano, with whom she was living but was no longer romantically involved, got into an argument on Sept. 22. He then left Houston with their son to drive eight hours to see relatives in Odessa, Texas, according to Houston police.
Castellano remained in contact with investigators in Houston, and agreed to fly back from Odessa to meet with them Sunday. It was then that he admitted to his role in Warner's death, police said.
Castellano told police he choked Warner and heard her neck snap, and then stuffed her body in a closet with a plastic bag around her head.
Det. Waters said Cayden had walked around the corner and saw Warner's feet hanging off of a bed. Castellano said that he told the boy that "mommy's asleep."
"We had an argument," Waters said Castellano told them. "Couldn't take it anymore. I grabbed her around the throat, pushed her on to the bed, and I hear her neck snap."
Castellano told the Houston police that he then drove back to the Midland-Odessa area where he attempted to bury her body in an oilfield.
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Lee and Deanna Moseby of Evansville recently celebrated their silver wedding anniversary.
Mr. Moseby married the former Deanna Heeke Aug. 4, 1990, at Tell City Church of Christ.
They are the parents of two children, Breanne (John) Benton of Chicago and Bryce Moseby, who lives in Washington state. Their daughter and her husband also recently celebrated their one-year anniversary and the two generations of couples celebrated together with a family gathering that included cake and punch. Lee and Deanna are also planning a Caribbean cruise.
Bill and Judy Rhodes of Tell City will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Friday, Aug. 7, 2015.
Mr. Rhodes and the former Judy Peak were wed Aug. 7, 1965, at St. Paul Catholic Church in Tell City.
They have a daughter, Missy (Rick) Rhodes Wilgus of Tell City and a grandson, Ross Wilgus.
Bill is retired from Aleris in Lewisport, Ky. Judy was a waitress and hostess at the Patio Steak House in Tell City and at the Briar Patch in Owensboro, Ky.
Hubert and Darlene Etienne of Washington will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary July 24, 2015, with their family.
Hubert and the former Darlene Thomas were married July 24, 1965, at Sacred Heart Church in Magnet.
They are the parents of Teri (Mike) Dunlavy of Wilkinson, Brett Etienne of Washington and Leigh (Derek) Latshaw of New Harmony, and the grandparents of Brittany and Tony Backer, Justin Dunlavy and Cade and Danner Latshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Etienne own Etiennes Farm Market.
Earl and Sandy Malone of Newburgh, formerly of Tell City, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Saturday, June 20, 2015.
A party will be hosted by their five children at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Sally and Bart Mulzer.
Earl and the former Sandy Heitkemper were married June 25, 1955, at St. Paul Catholic Church in Tell City.
They are the parents of Scott Malone, Sam Malone and Stacy Larsen, all of Cincinnati, Ohio; Steve Malone of Bloomington and Sally Mulzer of Newburgh.
They have 10 grandchildren.
Jerry and Mary Ann Weatherholt of Tell City celebrated their golden wedding anniversary June 12, 2015. A party, hosted by their children, will be held Aug. 15.
Jerry and the former Mary Ann Mansfield were married June 12, 1965, at St. Paul Catholic Church in Tell City.
They are the parents of Jennifer (John) Hall of Troy, Jerry (Cheryl) Weatherholt of Indianapolis and Aaron (Tricia) Weatherholt of Newberry, Fla.
John and Phyllis Bender of St. Meinrad celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family vacation at the Bearadise Cabin in the hills of Sevierville, Tenn.
John Bender and the former Phyllis Lasher were united in marriage May 22, 1965, in St. Johns Catholic Church in Perry County, with the late Rev. Ralph Stasshelm officiating the ceremony.
They are the parents of Melissa Hoffman (Keith) of Santa Claus, Vicki Bolin (Chris) of Tell City, Sara Vaal (Aaron) of St. Meinrad and Andrew Bender (Tonya) of Newburgh.
Russell and Juanita Knieriem will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Monday, June 15, 2015. The day will also be Mr. Knieriem's 80th birthday.
Mr. Knieriem and the former Juanita Sturgeon were married June 15, 1955, at First United Methodist Church in Tell City.
The Knieriems are the parents of Danny Knieriem (Paula) of Wilburn, Fla.; Michael Knieriem (Dianne) of Youngs Creek; Jeffrey Knieriem (Melody) of DePauw; Tamara Hubbard of Kennesaw, Ga., and the late Carolyn Sue Knieriem.
Raphael and Vivian DuPont of Tell City will celebrate their 74th anniversary Sunday, June 7, 2015, with a family dinner.
Raphael and the former Vivian Howell were married June 7, 1941, at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Leopold.
They are the parents of Douglas DuPont of Sebring, Fla.; Mary Carparelli of Helena, Mont.; Janice Etienne of Leopold and Jim, Mike and Daniel DuPont of Tell City and the late Christopher DuPont. They have 25 grandchildren, 52 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great-grandchildren.
Gordon and Frances Taylor of Bristow will celebrate their golden anniversary with an open house beginning at 4 p.m. Saturday, May 9, 2015, at the Bristow Community Center.
Mr. Taylor and the former Frances Seibert were married May 8, 1965, at St. John's Catholic Church in Bristow.
The couple has three children, Gregory Taylor of Birdseye and Darrell Taylor and Sheila Borden, both of Troy.
They have eight grandchildren.
Gordon retired from Perry Central Community School and Frances retired from General Electric.
J.R. and Beverly Dowell will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Friday, Feb. 20. The couple was married Feb. 20, 1965, at Cloverport Wesleyan Church in Cloverport, Ky.
They have two children, Lisa (Chris) Jordan and Kimberly (Tim) Harper. They have four grandchildren, Tara, Tyler, Jackie and Jake, and five great-grandchilden, Addison, Emma, Bailey, Hayden and Liam.
The couple plans to celebrate with a trip to South Dakota in August.
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