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WHAT IS rhinoplasty covered by insurance
So, rhinoplasty covered by insurance is an operation that allows to correct birth defects caused by injuries of the nose, as well as to change the shape of a healthy organ if for some reason it does not suit the patient.
The main types of rhinoplasty covered by insurance
• Septoplasty. A fairly common operation, during which the nasal septum is corrected. It is believed that only 20% of people have a perfectly smooth septum, but the operation is usually indicated only to those who have difficulty breathing.rhinoplasty covered by insurance
• Closed rhinoplasty. This operation is performed inside the nasal cavity, so that no external traces usually remain. Therefore in most cases this kind is used.rhinoplasty covered by insurance
• Open rhinoplasty. Used in the event that you need a serious correction, which is hard to do inside the nose. Surgeons try to avoid open rhinoplasty and most often resort to this method if secondary plastic is required.rhinoplasty covered by insurance
• Non-surgical rhinoplasty. This kind of plastics is quite new and according to statistics only 5-10% of patients are suitable, since with its help only minor imperfections can be corrected.rhinoplasty covered by insurance
Recovery period after rhinoplasty covered by insurance
The main problem of the postoperative period is swelling. Usually they pass for 7-20 days, depending on the amount of intervention and complexity of the operation. At this time, the patient needs to wear a plaster bandage. The final result of rhinoplasty covered by insurance is noticeable only a year after the operation, when the tissues are completely healed.
rhinoplasty covered by insurance costs
According to statistics published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons in 2014, the average cost of rhinoplasty covered by insurance is $ 4,694. However, this figure does not include other expenses, such as anesthesia and operating facilities, so the total price can range from $ 5,000 to $ 10,000
The breakdown of rhinoplasty covered by insurance costs is:
Surgeon is fee of approximately $ 3,500.
Anesthesia fee of $ 600 to $ 1,000.
Operating facilities fee of $ 700 to $ 1,100
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Barbecued Chicken Pizza with Peppers
A boxed crust mix and cooked chicken make this flavorful pizza a cinch to prepare. "It bakes up fast and is a wonderful way to please pizza lovers," says Autumn Ruhl of Montgomery, Michigan. TIP: "We like a dark molasses-based barbecue sauce and sometimes use refrigerated dough instead of the boxed mix," Autumn adds.
Total TimePrep: 25 min. Bake: 20 min.
Makes4-6 servings
- 1 medium onion, halved and thinly sliced
- 1 small green pepper, julienned
- 1 small sweet red pepper, julienned
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1 package (6-1/2 ounces) pizza crust mix
- 1 cup barbecue sauce
- 2 cups shredded cooked chicken
- 2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
- In a large skillet, saute onion and peppers in oil until tender; set aside. Prepare pizza dough according to package directions. Press onto a greased 12-in. pizza pan. Spread barbecue sauce to within 1 in. of edges.
- Layer with the chicken, onion mixture and cheese. Bake at 450° for 18-22 minutes or until cheese is melted and crust is golden brown.

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ROCHESTER — A tough little motorcycle manufactured in Rochester has made it to the big screen this summer.
Rokon International President Tom Blais said he was quite surprised when the prop master for the "Expendables II" movie called and asked to buy three of his Trail-Breaker motorcycles.
The all-wheel-drive Rokon motorcycle, and its logo, is featured in a memorable scene in the opening sequence of "Expendables II" featuring Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham. The two actors play Barney Ross and Lee Christmas, who drive into hostile territory in Nepal where Trench, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, is held hostage.
At the end of the sequence, Stallone launches the Rokon motorcycle off a cliff to blow up a hostile helicopter.
"I don't know how he does it," noted Blais, who said the Rokon can't fly, unless it's in Hollywood.
Expendables II was America's number one movie for two weekends in a row this summer.
Rokon, which can get through difficult terrain like no other vehicle, was built to be tough and rugged, and "To be associated with action stars who are tough and rugged — it's perfect for us," said Blais.
Rokons are used by hunters, farmers, rangers, border patrol, search and rescue, and military users all over the world.
Weighing about 200 pounds, Rokons are lighter and thinner than an average motorcycle, and while speed is not one of the motorcycle's strengths, it is known to thrive in tough terrain.
Blais said the all-wheel-drive, hand-operated motorcycle can ride over fallen trees, and even stone walls.
"You can go to more places on this bike than you ever could on a four-wheeler," said Blais. "We are in hostile terrain regularly."
A unique feature of the motorcycle is its hollow wheels, which can be used for auxiliary fuel or water. When the wheels are empty, the Rokon can float, making it much less likely to get stuck in mud or soft sand.
Since Blais became owner of Rokon International in 1991, he converted the motorcycle's two-stroke engine to a four-stroke engine, making it quieter and more fuel-efficient. Three years ago he also got a patent for a design combining all-wheel-drive with front suspension.
Blais said there are about 60,000 Rokons across the world.
About 80 percent of Rokon parts are produced in the U.S., and about 40 percent of Rokons manufactured in Rochester are exported.
Rokon International, on 50 Railroad Ave., has about 15 employees. It has about 65 dealerships across the United States, and 10 in Canada, as well as other locations across the globe.
In addition to the Expendables II movie, the Rokon had previously been featured in the 2010 "Trailbreaker" episode of the show Pawn Stars, as well as the movie "Icebreaker," which came out in 2000.
"It's such a boost to small business," said Blais.
Rochester Rokons have role in hit movie "Expendables II": Motorcycles featured in opening sequence
ROCHESTER — A tough little motorcycle manufactured in Rochester has made it to the big screen this summer.


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ipsec - Internet Protocol Security Architecture
The IP Security Architecture (IPsec) provides protection for IP datagrams. The protection can include confidentiality, strong integrity of the data, partial sequence integrity (replay protection), and data authentication. IPsec is per- formed inside the IP processing, and it can be applied with or without the knowledge of an Internet application. IPsec applies to both IPv4 and IPv6. See ip(7P) and ip6(7P). Protection Mechanisms IPsec provides two mechanisms for protecting data. The Authentication Header (AH) provides strong integrity, replay protection, and data authentication. AH protects as much of the IP datagram as it can. AH cannot protect fields that change nondeterministically between sender and receiver. The Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) provides confiden- tiality over what it encapsulates, as well as the services that AH provides, but only over that which it encapsulates. ESP's authentication services are optional, which allow ESP and AH to be used together on the same datagram without redundancy. Authentication and encryption algorithms are used for IPsec. Authentication algorithms produce an integrity checksum value or "digest" based on the data and a key. The size of both the digest and the key are described in authentication algorithm pages. See authmd5h(7M) and authsha1(7M). Encryp- tion algorithms encrypt data with a key. Encryption algo- rithms operate on data in units of a "block size." The size of both the block size and the key size are described in the encryption algorithm pages. See encr3des(7M) for an example of block size and key size descriptions. Security Associations AH and ESP use Security Associations (SA). SA's are entities that specify security properties from one host to another. Two communicating machines require two SAs (at a minimum) to communicate securely. However, communicating machines that use multicast can share the same multicast SA. SAs are managed through the pf_key(7P) interface. For IPv4, automatic SA management is available through the Internet Key Exchange (IKE), as implemented by in.iked(1M). A command-line front-end is available by means of ipseckey(1M). An IPsec SA is identified by a tuple of <AH or ESP, destination IP address, and SPI>. The Security Parameters Index (SPI) is an arbitrary 32-bit value that is transmitted on the wire with an AH or ESP packet. See ipsecah(7P) or ipsecesp(7P) for an explanation about where the SPI falls in a protected packet. Protection Policy and Enforcement Mechanisms Mechanism and policy are separate. The policy for applying IPsec is enforced on a system-wide or per-socket level. Con- figuring systemwide policy is done via the ipsecconf(1M) command. Configuring per-socket policy is discussed later in this section. Systemwide IPsec policy is applied to incoming and outgoing datagrams. Some additional rules can be applied to outgoing datagrams because of the additional data known by the sys- tem. Inbound datagrams can be accepted or dropped. The deci- sion to drop or accept an inbound datagram is based on several criteria which sometimes overlap or conflict. Con- flict resolution is resolved by which rule is parsed first, with one exception: if a policy entry states that traffic should bypass all other policy, it is automaticaly be accepted. Outbound datagrams are sent with or without pro- tection. Protection may (or may not) indicate specific algo- rithms. If policy normally would protect a datagram, it can be bypassed either by an exception in systemwide policy or by requesting a bypass in per-socket policy. Intra-machine traffic policies are enforced, but actual security mechanisms are not applied; rather, the outbound policy on an intra-machine packet translates into an inbound packet with those mechanisms applied. IPsec policy is enforced in the ip(7P) driver; several ndd tunables for /dev/ip affect policy enforcement. These include: icmp_accept_clear_messages If equal to 1 (the default), allow certain cleartext icmp messages to bypass policy. For ICMP echo requests ("ping" messages), protect the response like the request. If zero, treat icmp messages like other IP traffic. igmp_accept_clear_messages If 1, allow inbound cleartext IGMP messages to bypass IPsec policy. pim_accept_clear_messages If 1, allow inbound cleartext PIM messages to bypass IPsec policy. Per-Socket Policy The IP_SEC_OPT or IPV6_SEC_OPT socket option is used to set per-socket IPsec policy. The structure used for an IP_SEC_OPT request is: typedef struct ipsec_req { uint_t ipsr_ah_req; /* AH request */ uint_t ipsr_esp_req; /* ESP request */ uint_t ipsr_self_encap_req; /* Self-Encap request */ uint8_t ipsr_auth_alg; /* Auth algs for AH */ uint8_t ipsr_esp_alg; /* Encr algs for ESP */ uint8_t ipsr_esp_auth_alg; /* Auth algs for ESP */ } ipsec_req_t; The IPsec request has fields for both AH and ESP. Algorithms may or may not be specified. The actual request for AH or ESP services can take one of the following values: IPSEC_PREF_NEVER Bypass all policy. Only the superuser may request this service. IPSEC_PREF_REQUIRED Regardless of other policy, require the use of the IPsec service. The following value can be logically ORed to an IPSEC_PREF_REQUIRED value: IPSEC_PREF_UNIQUE Regardless of other policy, enforce a unique SA for traffic originating from this socket. In the event IP options not normally encapsulated by ESP need to be, the ipsec_self_encap_req is used to add an addi- tional IP header outside the original one. Algorithm values from <net/pfkeyv2.h> are as follows: SADB_AALG_MD5HMAC Uses the MD5-HMAC (RFC 2403) algorithm for authenti- cation. See authmd5h(7M). SADB_AALG_SHA1HMAC Uses the SHA1-HMAC (RFC 2404) algorithm for authenti- cation. See authsha1(7M). SADB_EALG_DESCBC Uses the DES (RFC 2405) algorithm for encryption. See encrdes(7M). SADB_EALG_3DESCBC Uses the Triple DES (RFC 2451) algorithm for encryption. See encr3des(7M). SADB_EALG_BLOWFISH Uses the Blowfish (RFC 2451) algorithm for encryption. See encrbfsh(7M). SADB_EALG_AES Uses the Advanced Encryption Standard algorithm for encryption. See encraes(7M). An application should use either the getsockopt(3SOCKET) or the setsockopt(3SOCKET) call to manipulate IPsec requests. For example: #include <sys/socket.h> #include <netinet/in.h> #include <net/pfkeyv2.h> /* For SADB_*ALG_* */ /* .... socket setup skipped */ rc = setsockopt(s, IPPROTO_IP, IP_SEC_OPT, (const char *)&ipsec_req, sizeof (ipsec_req_t));
While IPsec is an effective tool in securing network traffic, it will not make security problems disappear. Secu- rity issues beyond the mechanisms that IPsec offers may be discussed in similar "Security Consideration" sections within individual reference manual pages. While a non-root user cannot bypass IPsec, a non-root user can set policy to be different from the system-wide policy. For ways to prevent this, consult the ndd(1M) variables in /dev/ip.
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes: ____________________________________________________________ | ATTRIBUTE TYPE | ATTRIBUTE VALUE | |_____________________________|_____________________________| | Interface Stability | Evolving | |_____________________________|_____________________________|
in.iked(1M), ipsecconf(1M), ipseckey(1M), ndd(1M), getsockopt(3SOCKET), setsockopt(3SOCKET), attributes(5), authmd5h(7M), authsha1(7M), encraes(7M), encrbfsh(7M), encrdes(7M), encr3des(7M), inet(7P), ip(7P), ip6(7P), ipsecah(7P), ipsecesp(7P), pf_key(7P) Kent, S., and Atkinson, R., RFC 2401, Security Architecture for the Internet Protocol, The Internet Society, 1998. Kent, S. and Atkinson, R., RFC 2406, IP Encapsulating Secu- rity Payload (ESP), The Internet Society, 1998. Madson, C., and Doraswamy, N., RFC 2405, The ESP DES-CBC Cipher Algorithm with Explicit IV, The Internet Society, 1998. Madsen, C. and Glenn, R., RFC 2403, The Use of HMAC-MD5-96 within ESP and AH, The Internet Society, 1998. Madsen, C. and Glenn, R., RFC 2404, The Use of HMAC-SHA-1-96 within ESP and AH, The Internet Society, 1998. Pereira, R. and Adams, R., RFC 2451, The ESP CBC-Mode Cipher Algorithms, The Internet Society, 1998.


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In autumn 1977, Ms. Agnes Roux disappeared. On August 13th 1983, Mr. Maurice Agnelet was suspected of her "murder" by an investigative judge, following the criminal complain of the mother of Ms. Agnes Roux. On April 23th 1986, the investigation chamber of the appeal court of Aix en Provence, confirmed the decision of the investigative judge to close the investigation without charging any suspect. On February 1st 1988, the supreme court (Cour de cassation) rejected the appeal of the mother of Ms. Agnes Roux (case 86-92512).
On December 20th 2000, Mr. Maurice Agnelet was again suspected of her "murder" by another investigative judge. On October 26th 2005, he was charged with "murder" by the investigation chamber. On December 20th 2006, he was acquitted by the criminal court of Nice. But the prosecutor appealed the acquittal (art.380-2 of the code of penal procedure). On October 11th 2007, he was found guilty of "murder" by the criminal court of Aix en Provence and sentenced to 20 years in prison. On October 15th 2008, the supreme court rejected his appeal (case 07-87723).
On December 11th 2008, Mr. Maurice Agnelet filed an application to the ECHR (see below) on the ground that the 20 years investigation and the prosecution after the expiry of the statute of limitation were both in violation of articles 6-1, 6-2 and 13 that the formal charge of October 26th 2005 didn't contain in detail the nature and cause of the accusation of "murder" (where?, when?, how?) in violation of article 6-3-a) and the 2 questions of the head judge to the jury on a new charge of "complicity to commit murder" on the last day of the trial was another violation of article 6-3-a).
He added that the ruling of the 3 judges of the criminal court on October 9th 2007 which stated that he "lied", was a violation of article 6-1, that the head judge refused to record the closing argument of the prosecutor on October 9th 2007 in violation of article 6-1, that the head judge had printed a decision where the jury found him guilty before its deliberation in violation of article 6-1 and that the criminal court judgment was groundless in regards to his guilt and to the length of his sentence in violation of article 6-1. On December 13th 2010 and August 17th 2011, the applicant submitted two additional briefs (brief 1, brief 2). The applicant is represented by Me Francois Saint-Pierre (Lyon/Paris).
On September 27th 2011, the 5th section of the Court ruled that the application was only admissible for the lack of ground of the criminal judgment, and communicated the application to the agent of French Republic with questions to be answered within 16 weeks. Surprisingly, the 5th section found that the formal charge of October 26th 2005 was not in violation of article 6-3-a) on the ground that it was a "93 pages brief" that detailed the "attitude of the defendant with the family" of Ms. Agnes Roux.


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A young LA couple are missing at Joshua Tree. Their car was found in the park near the Maze Loop and their cell phone last pinged on Thursday in the park. They were supposed to check out of their motel on Friday morning but never returned.
Really hope and pray the rescue teams find them soon. The couple were only day hikers and were not prepared to overnight. It's very hot. Their situation must be dire by now. My thoughts are with the rescue teams.
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While there's certainly nothing wrong with a little rental car abuse in the name of fun, we'd say 150 MPH Police chases in a car you didn't actually rent is a slightly different story.
According to KTVB Washington, it all began when a 23-year old Washington man stole a 2012 Camaro from a Hertz located at SEATAC International Airport around 11:30 PM Tuesday night. Police say they noticed a suspicious group of people gathered around a silver Camaro that matched the stolen car's description at approximately 2:30am Wednesday morning.
When police approached the group of people, a man immediately jumped in the car and sped off, setting in motion a high speed chase that resulted in the rental car destruction seen here. During the 50 mile pursuit the driver of the Camaro reached speeds of approximately 150 MPH.
Eventually a spike strip brought an end to the chase. The unidentified driver was surprisingly uninjured and arrested by the police. What really makes this story amazing is the fact that although this car was identified as an SS in the original story, it looks suspiciously like a V6 model to us.


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We believe that the best approach to our costumers is transparency and fairness, and therefore we have here gathered all the information you might need when you have bought a product from Bertoni.
We can tell you the story behind the blazer and how to best care and maintain your wool jacket. Under Style & fit you can find our different styles and what is special about each of them. Here you can find out if you need a Travel Suit or perhaps a Super Stretch Suit.
You can also find information about the various materials and designs we use at Bertoni. For example why you should choose wool as a material or what makes our Bamboo Suits sustainable.
In short, we have collected all our specialist knowledge here and now we pass it on to you! At Bertoni it is important that we know everything about our materials and designs, so we can pass it on to you.


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A Family Studies and Social Services degree provides students with a choice of emphasis: the Marriage and Family program or the Social Work program. A final departmental exam is to be passed by all majors at a grade level of C or above before graduation. The major objectives of the family studies and social services degree are:
1) to explore and develop a knowledge of behavioral theories, therapeutic models, research, and helping skills in marriage and family and social work fields (academic);
2) to acquire practical skills within the helping profession in order to be prepared for a variety of careers within the social services field (vocational);
3) to explore the impact of Christianity on the helping profession and to learn the importance as well as challenges of integrating faith within the social services field (Christian);
4) to a create a passion for civic engagement by gaining an appreciation for American ideals and the connection to the traditional family (patriotic)
5) to utilize a systemic approach in understanding the influence and interconnection of family, culture, and social structure on human behavior (cultural)
Dr. Stephen Bell is an Associate Professor of Family Studies and Social Services. Dr. Bell earned his Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. He earned his MS (Marriage and Family Therapy) and BBA (Professional Sales) Degrees from Harding University. Dr. Bell is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.
Dr. Bell's passion is to help create the next great leaders in the mental health field. His passion for teaching has been recognized through 2 teaching awards: Nerd Scholar's national professor award "40 Under 40: Professors Who Inspire" and "The Eugene Charles Wittick Teaching Excellence Award". Dr. Bell's focus is to strengthen the community one marriage/family at a time. In addition to Dr. Bell's work at the College of the Ozarks, he is a lead intensive therapist/speaker for Focus on the Family National Institute of Marriage and he is Co-Founder of Family Fanatics, LLC. Family Fanatics offers various services to strengthen marriages/families across the Ozarks.
Stephen Bell, PhD LMFT
Mrs. Tracy Bell is an Assistant Professor of Family Studies and Social Services. Mrs. Bell earned her MSW in Social Work from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She earned her BA in Family Life Counseling from Ouachita Baptist University. Mrs. Bell is a Missouri Licensed Social Worker and is a Nationally Certified Life Coach.
Mrs. Tracy Bell has a heart for children. Her training and work experience has focused on unprivileged, traumatized children. Mrs. Bell teaches most of the social work program courses. Two of these courses focus on the traumatized child. Her goal is to train the next generation of young clinicians with knowledge of how trauma impacts a child's brain development and to equip students with skills to help promote healing within God's precious gifts, children. She continues to make this endeavor a major focus of her continued education. She recently began her certification in Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics from the Child Trauma Academy in Houston, TX. In addition to her responsibilities at the College, Mrs. Bell is a speaker for Focus on the Family National Institute of Marriage.
Tracy Bell, MSW LMSW
FS (Family Studies and Social Services) Club:
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SAN DIEGO, CA — The American Council on Exercise (ACE) named the winners of its 2006 Achievement Awards last month at the ACE International Fitness Symposium in Las Vegas. Awards were presented for Personal Trainer of the Year, Group Fitness Instructor of the Year and Fitness Educator of the Year.
Top honors were awarded to Jonathan Ross, Personal Trainer of the Year; Shannon Griffiths-Fable, Group Fitness Instructor of the Year; and Len Kravitz, Fitness Educator of the Year. Each winner receives a $2,500 scholarship toward continuing education, ACE publications and the opportunity to represent ACE as a spokesperson.


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SONL plummer (pillow) block housings are designed for two methods of oil lubrication:
- oil bath lubrication with a pick-up ring
circulating oil
Oil bath lubrication with a pick-up ring
Housings should be filled with the recommended oil quantities listed in table 1. Markings on the inside of the housing base and on the oil level gauge indicate the correct oil level. To avoid leakage, do not exceed the recommended oil level. The oil pick-up ring enables a wide range between maximum and minimum oil levels. This results in a correspondingly long period between refills or oil changes.
The minimum and maximum levels indicated on the oil level gauge apply to standstill. The oil level may drop during operation and may vary even more during start-up. If oil is replenished during operation, keep the level 5 mm below the maximum mark.
Before start-up, the oil level should be filled to the maximum mark on the oil level gauge. This is even more important after longer machine stops to avoid the possibility of dry-running the bearing until the oil pick-up ring delivers a sufficient amount of lubricant.
After shorter machine stops, a sufficient amount of oil remains in the oil sump and in the bearing to provide lubricant during start-up.
In high temperature applications, where an oil pick-up ring is used, auxiliary cooling tubes should be installed (fig. 2). They use water, which has to be provided via an external system, to cool the oil in the housing. The pressure of the cooling medium should not exceed 4 bar.
Oil cooling tubes are available in different sizes (table 3). Depending on the need, one or two cooling tubes can be installed via the oil outlet holes in the housing base. Detailed mounting instructions are provided with the products.
Oil cooling tubes are identified by the basic designation AVA-0001 followed by a size identification, e.g. AVA-0001/3.
Circulating oil lubrication systems
SONL housings have two tapped holes in the cap that can be used as oil inlets. The hole in the centre of the cap should be used to lubricate spherical roller bearings with a relubrication feature (a lubrication groove and holes in the outer ring).
The housing base has four tapped holes that can be used as oil outlets.
In a circulating oil lubrication system, CARB toroidal roller bearings and self-aligning ball bearings, which are relubricated from the side, require another design compared to spherical roller bearings, to allow the oil to pass through the bearings. Therefore, SONL housings with the designation suffix RA (→ Housings for circulating oil lubrication systems) are recommended.
SONL .. RA housings have two tapped holes in the cap that can be used as oil inlets. For CARB toroidal roller and self-aligning ball bearings, always use the offset oil inlet hole in the housing cap, and two oil outlet holes on the opposite side of the housing, to make sure the oil has to pass through the bearing and to get enough outlet capacity.


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Jewish World Review May 27, 2013/ 18 Sivan, 5773
Patience is a virtue --- and a political strategy
By David Shribman
JewishWorldReview.com | PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- Don't be spooked by the dateline. Nothing going on here. Presidential race hasn't started. No cause for worry about debates, delegate counts, stump speeches. Not for a long time, maybe a very long time. Read on without peril.
Because this is a column about why the Democratic campaign, and thus maybe the Republican campaign, too, may be delayed indefinitely, why the person at the center of the speculation has no incentive to budge one inch, and why your fatigue with politics may perfectly match her strategic imperatives.
The politician we are speaking of is Hillary Rodham Clinton, late the secretary of state, before that the senator from New York. The political commentariat, including this foot soldier in those bedraggled and discredited ranks, has noted that she is in the unusual position of freezing the race. None of the Democrats will move -- not Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., not even this season's hugababy, Martin O'Malley, still so little known that it's bad manners to the reader not to append his title, governor of Maryland -- until she does.
Or doesn't.
This is not an everyday phenomenon. Consider the most formidable political figures of modern times: No other potential contender waited to gauge Sen. John F. Kennedy's intentions for 1960. Not a soul on Earth put his life on hold to see if Gov. Bill Clinton would run in 1988, when he didn't, or in 1992, when he did. Neither of the George Bushes scared anyone else out of the race in 1988 or 2000 or kept multitudes waiting for a decision from Kennebunkport. Jimmy Carter? You must be kidding. One of the reasons he carried his own grip was because he didn't have any supporters to do so.
The Clinton position in this race is without precedent. Andrew Jackson was the presumptive 1828 Democratic nominee from the start -- so much so that the party didn't even hold a nominating caucus -- but he had been the clear winner in both the popular and Electoral College vote in 1824 only to lose the presidency in the "corrupt bargain" that took John Quincy Adams to the White House in the only election ever decided in the House of Representatives. Nothing could deny Jackson the nomination four years later.
Even Grover Cleveland, who won the presidency in 1884, and then lost it in 1888, wasn't in as commanding a position as Mrs. Clinton when he sought (and won) another term in 1892. His views on the free coinage of silver, the signature issue of the party and the time, were out of sync with many Democrats, and he had the enmity of the Tammany forces in his own state. He won re-nomination on the first ballot by only a handful of delegates in a raucous, fractured convention.
The only political figure since the Civil War to have anything remotely resembling the Clinton effect was Dwight D. Eisenhower, who as a victorious general in Europe could have had the presidential nomination of the Republican Party and very likely the Democratic Party in 1948, and who would have breezed to the nomination of either party four years later.
So alluring a candidate was he that President Harry Truman suggested he would stand down in 1948 if Eisenhower wanted to run as a Democrat. As late as July 5, 1948, just 120 days before the election, Eisenhower issued this statement: "I will not, at this time, identify myself with any political party and could not accept nomination for any public office or participate in a partisan political contact."
Naturally, politicos being politicos, the phrase "at this time" attracted inordinate attention and, according to Jean Edward Smith in the most recent Eisenhower biography, "few doubted that the [Democratic] nomination would have been his if he wanted it."
But even in 1948 and 1952, Eisenhower's indecision, whether real or calculated, didn't make as much of a difference as Mrs. Clinton's refusal, whether real or calculated, to make an early decision. Those races went on anyway.
Eventually Eisenhower declared himself a Republican and powered past Sen. Robert Taft to win the 1952 Republican presidential nomination. But he didn't stop Taft from running hard -- far from it, for the Ohio senator won several important primaries, including Wisconsin and Illinois, and then engaged in a bitter convention battle that featured a now-forgotten contretemps over "stolen delegates."
Today, we know Mrs. Clinton's party affiliation but we do not know her political intentions. And until we do, there is no campaign.
But it is more than that. She's the favorite for the nomination -- can there breathe a soul who does not know who she is and what she has done? -- and so dominating a figure out of power, out of the public eye and out of the nastiness of today's politics, that she has no incentive whatsoever to weaken her position by dipping back in.
How long could this last? As long as she wants it to, and she very likely will want it to last a very long time.
Why? The longer it lasts, the less time her putative opponents have to build organizations in Iowa and New Hampshire, still the indispensable first two steps toward a presidential nomination, and the less money the other potential candidates will have collected as the first voting nears.
But perhaps most important, the longer it lasts, the less opportunity for Mr. O'Malley and a half dozen others will have to build support and even name recognition.
"She's the most qualified candidate in the field and perhaps in a long time," former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in an interview, comparing the depth of Mrs. Clinton's preparation to that of George H. W. Bush, who had served in the House, as director of central intelligence, as a diplomat in China and as a two-term vice president when he ran for president in 1988. "I dearly hope she runs. Here's someone immensely ready -- and she happens to be a woman."
But there's no hurry. In this case they also serve (their own purposes) who stand and wait.
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Young Theatre Royal P5-7
Young Theatre Royal P5-7
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Young Theatre Royal P5-7 Access
Access Booking line: 0800 912 6971
Access Performances
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- Relaxed Performances None scheduled
There are two wheelchair spaces in the stalls, dress circle, upper circle and balcony of the Theatre Royal. There is lift access to all levels.
We have an infra-red audio enhancement system in the auditorium. Patrons can choose between a headset or a necklace depending on their hearing needs. These are available from Front of House staff in the foyer. There are two devices available:
Induction Loop Necklace Suitable for persons wearing a hearing aid, the induction loop necklace is worn around the neck. Whilst wearing the necklace switch your hearing aid to the 'T' setting and the sound is amplified. The necklace has an adjustable volume control.
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Guide, hearing and other working dogs are welcome in all parts of the theatre.
There are 2 accessible toilets in the stalls area and one in the basement, dress circle, upper circle and balcony of the Theatre Royal. There is lift access to all levels.
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By Car
Glasgow City Council operates a supervised 24hr, pay-on foot (credit cards accepted) multi-storey car park one block from the theatre in Cambridge St. Parking after 6pm costs £2.50 and this charge entitles you to park until 8am the following day. Leave the car park on foot by the Cowcaddens Rd exit, follow Cowcaddens Rd for one block and the Theatre Royal is on your right. If you have an orange or blue badge you can park free of charge for as long as you wish in surrounding Pay & Display spaces. There are other car parks at Dundasvale and Concert Sq. Eastbound on the M8 Exit at J19 and follow signs for the City Centre. At the 1st set of traffic lights turn left into Pitt St. At the 2nd set of traffic lights turn right into West George St. Turn 1st left into Douglas St then continue (Blythswood Sq on your right) until you reach Sauchiehall St, having crossed both West Regent St and Bath St. Turn right into Sauchiehall St, then left into Rose St at the beginning of the pedestrianised area. Turn 1st right into Renfrew St then 1st left into Cambridge St. The car park is on your right. Westbound on the M8 Exit at J17. Turn left at the 1st set of traffic lights into West Graham St. Turn right at the major traffic lights into Cowcaddens Rd then first right into Cambridge St. The car park is on your left.By Train
Queen St Leave Queen St station by the Dundas St exit (to your right from high level trains). Walk straight ahead across the taxi rank and into Dundas Lane. Turn right into Buchanan St and follow the pedestrianised area into Sauchiehall St then turn right into Hope St. The Theatre Royal is around 100yds on your right after you cross Renfrew St.
Central Leave Central station by the main entrance. Turn left into Gordon St then first right into Hope St. The Theatre Royal is at the top of Hope St 100yds on your right after you cross Renfrew St. For full timetable information call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 484950 or visit Network Rail's website.
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Leave Cowcaddens station & turn right. Walk alongside Cowcaddens Rd for around 200yds & turn right into Hope St. The Theatre Royal is in front of you.
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A wide variety of local bus routes stop close to the Theatre Royal. Longer distance services arrive at Buchanan Bus Station. Leave the bus station by the clock and head up Killermont St. Turn right up Hope St and the Theatre Royal is on your right. For timetable information call Traveline on 0870 608 2608. For other bus info call 0141 423 6600 8.30am- 6pm Mon - Fri and 8.30am- 12.30pm Sat.
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Coaches may drop off but not park in front of the theatre. Coach parks are located at High Street (call in advance 0141 552 7276) and Buchanan Bus Station (call in advance 0141 333 3762). Charges apply.
Calls cost 7p per minute, plus your phone company's access charge.Groups Bookings : 0333 009 5389
Calls charged at local rate.Access Bookings : 0800 912 6971
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ATG continues to make the safety and security of its customers and staff a priority. As such, please bear in mind that we may undertake bag checks, so recommend you leave extra time to avoid queues, and refrain from bringing suitcases rucksacks and large bags into the Theatre. Please note than any alcohol and/or unsealed bottles containing liquid will not be permitted into the theatre.
Many thanks for your cooperation.
The Theatre Royal Box Office (282 Hope Street) open 10am - 6pm, Mon - Sat, operates advance sales for both the Theatre Royal and our sister venue, the King's Theatre.
On show nights the Theatre Royal box office will open 90 mins before curtain up offering counter sales for the evening performance only and no advance sales for future performances after 6pm. If you are collecting tickets we recommend you arrive at least 45 minutes prior to the start of the show.
All under 16s must be accompanied by an adult and be supervised at all times. There must be 1 adult for every 10 children. Children (aged 18 months to 15 years inclusive) require their own ticket and seat. Children under 18 months can sit on your lap. However, please note that children under 5 years will only be admitted to shows they may attend (children's shows and panto) and we may ask for proof of age. This is for you and your child's safety in the venue. If you are not sure if the show is suitable for your child, please check the show page of our website or call us.
To pick your own seats for Young Theatre Royal P5-7 at Theatre Royal simply find the performances you'd like to see from the listings below and you'll be given the option.
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with the "polite" approach being to echo the other nonentities
Their point of view is that bad webcomics should be ridiculed, and while they're a bad review site, they're at least willing to criticize the comics they read. I'd much rather read the BWW than read any nonentity.I dunno, it'd be hard for me to find a site with less of a point of view than Bad Webcomic Wiki. i mean by definition that site is edited by various people, so any point of view is basically a consensus, a compromise. Bad Webcomics Wiki largely attacks regular targets, be they webcomics with small fanbase or popular webcomics that also have a large base of haters, like DD or Waqsi square. Aren't they, then, just following the line of internet's hate-speak, criticizing safely what everyone's already been criticizing. When you criticize DD, are you offering something new, or are you just tapping in Solomon's fanbase?
I know this is probably spinning your words in a way you didn't intend, but this seems to go with my conclusion a lot. Yes, it's easy to express opinions online, and that's my point: self-conscious people are treating reviewing as being more difficult than it really is. And I'm not particularly bashing positive reviewers in this instance, since they're just bad entities. I'm criticizing so-called "reviewers" who try to hide their opinions and point of view as much as possible.I don't think you should mistake internet bashing for having a point of view or participating in a discussion. Critics on internet are too often going along the lines of opinions that are pre-approved for criticism - that is more analogous to abstaining from speaking in real life - you have anonymity, you have lack of fear of consequences and, most importantly, you have approval of your peer group. If you thread on grounds such as bad webcomics wiki, criticism is the easier way to earn badge of coolness than expressing positively about something.
The difference is objectivity vs. subjectivity. People hate the BWW because of the way they present their subjective perspectives. If the BWW trashes a comic that isn't really that bad, or is even kinda good, then they'll aggravate people. And if they make personal attacks against creators that are considered inappropriate, then they'll aggravate people as well. You're right, though, that some group-think's inevitable within the entity subcultures. For example, if someone's a scholar (per Burns-White's definition), then they'll probably think that scholarly writing is more intellectual and interesting than reviews. It'd actually be great if these subcultures were more developed. It kinda sucks that we're stuck with analyzing the BWW, since it's so banal.but it depends on non-entities you're surrounded with, what kind of response is going to be considered the "eccho", right? From your own quote we may conclude that expressing negatively about a comic is the "polite approach" in a place such as Bad Webcomic wiki. So it's contributors are actual non-entities in this case.
The thing is, I'm looking ahead past all this. If webcomic criticism's going to go anywhere, it's going to be due to the efforts of a handful of talented individuals. My focus is on what would attract those people to this field. El Santo's a good example, as while he wasn't a great reviewer, he definitely started to help push the field in the right direction.Internet often feels like a reverse mirror of real world, never more than in the kind of manners that can bring you approval of peer group. Bad Webcomics Wiki is a conclusive proof that hate talk can be just as unimpressive and white-washed as excessive politeness can. Comments on any message board (let's say, for the same of discussion, comments above roughly 30% of youtube clips) are another proof. Easiness with which freedom of expression comes means that expression itself loses value in the eves of the one who has that freedom, so people end up thinking very poorly through what they're about to express.
You're right that another round of "We hate BWW/Solomon/SWC" probably isn't going to help anything. But webcomic criticism needs a catalyst, and I figure it could come from the webcomics community. I think there's potential to plant the seeds for something, even if that something is, realistically, a long ways off.I'm definitely not big on folks who just want shock me. If they have something to say after they've got my attention, ok, right? If they don't, then it amounts to them trying to raise attention to themselves. Without ever actually putting any effort or creativity. Do they raise a dialogue? May be, but very often that's not the kind of dialogue they intended. Very often it's the dialogue along the lines of "what good is the freedom of expression if you don't have anything to say?" Yeah, shitty webcomics has successfully rose a conversation about whether it should be allowed for sheltered fratboys to be mysogynist assholes in public... but do we need such conversation? Isn't it something that we should all answer right now with a resounding "no"?
I can go to Piperka.net and get a list of the most popular webcomics. xkcd is No. 1, so that's enough of a reason to check it out. A nonentity telling me that it's a stick figure comic isn't providing me a "social service." This isn't like print comics or movies, where people have to spend money (or pirate it) to see what's in it. It costs time, sure, but a review shouldn't just be pointing out things that are super-obvious. It's like the medium's used as an excuse to not try at all.On the other hand, reviewers who do outlines of plot as encyclopedists, I don't think they are as much non-entities as you think. For one, they are indeed expressing their view through the choice of comics that they decide to feature. They are championing comics that they choose to, albeit not as agressively as a full-on praise would. Their social service (or the nearest to social service that you can have in webcomics) is evident - they allow you to asses how interesting a comic is for you without needing to read it first; they have their place is a process of webcomic selection. That they are not making a critical assessment of comics is even less important in environment where every critical assesment is of a hobbyist, dubious, very often even semi-literate kind. I'd consider them simply a different kind of reviewers from you. Maybe not even reviewers, more like encyclopedists, but not something that's neccessarily bad.
Solomon made a big impression, and the bad entities often write like bad Solomon impersonators. If a star scholar or reviewer emerges and makes a big impression like that, it could help a lot. However, we're not going to get any stars unless everybody has a voice. It's the same philosophy behind free sites like Comic Genesis and Smack Jeeves, which have so many awful webcomics but are also a place for actually good cartoonists to get their start.They may not have much to say... but I find that often your "entity" reviewers don't either. Rather, they choose to bullshit through ten paragraphs of text, making only a few of the most obvious points they could make... the thing that puts me off opinionated reviewers is, often they turn out to be sadly underqualified for writing a limeric, let alone assessment of quality of a work of art. I am not sure I don't prefere a silence.
If a list contains obscure webcomics, then it might be kinda interesting. But if a list is "xkcd, Oglaf, Gunnerkrigg Court, Questionable Content, and Order of the Stick," then what's your point of view? That you like things that a lot of people like? It seems like some kind of ironic joke. Also, I don't get a sense that readers are gravitating towards nonentities. They're all very obscure compared to entities. The only exception might be Lauren Davis, but that's just because she's part of io9, which is a fairly popular site.Basically you have two different formats there. You obviously prefere one format over the other, but it seems that, as is often the case with issue of formats, it matters more how thoughtfully they're used. Why I could express a consistent point of view just by listing a selection of webcomics, in much the same way how audiophiles in 80ies were able to express themselves solely through making a mixtape. Whether someone would be able to interpret that point of view, that's up to them.
Sure, but we also don't need a fifteenth review saying that Oglaf's funny, or a twentieth review saying that Ava's Demon has good artwork. That's what I meant by my remark about "polite" reviewers. Instead, they could look at good webcomics that aren't known that well and could really use the publicity. I mean, like, Homestuck's getting over a million page views a day, so is it going to matter if someone says it's a good comic? I'm guessing that people think reviewing popular webcomics will get them more traffic, which is largely what I was referring to in my post about having a social media mentality.My opinion, truly, is, that when it comes to webcomics, positive reinforcement values much, much more than negative. Webcomics should be filtered through championing good comics rather than stomping the bad ones. I have a feeling that many reviewers choose the negative approach (besides obvious psychological reasons) because they feel that way they can have more impact. One vitriolic review can make a comic a really bad rep, or discourage the creator, or whatever. Good reviews - you need an accumulation of them to have an impact. Choosing the negative approach therefore seems like kind of cheating, rather oposite from the cummulative process of selection that I prefere.
I know he did 1/0, which is partly why his reviews are disappointing. Actually, I just re-read the beginning of his review, and it's pretty similar to some of the stuff I was just saying. He criticizes people "that bill themselves as reviewers, but who are actually recappers," and I think "recappers" means the same thing as what I mean by nonentities. And this is a good way of saying what I was just writing: "I also think, however, that a review needs to be more than two sentences and a rating out of five stars. Different people have different tastes and different priorities, and '4.5 out of 5, mature audiences only' doesn't really give me enough information to determine whether or not I'd like something." So, it starts off good, but he screws everything up by choosing to review his friend's comic. And even though he just complained about "recappers" and "objectivity," his review has too much summarizing.Incidentally, Tailsteak was a creator of one of the best, most intelectual, quietly philosophical webcomics I've ever read, way back when webcomics were not expected to be good, let alone deep.
Well, Chris and you deserve all the credit, as I'm just commentating objectively. I kind of regret not writing more, especially about the art, but the post is already pretty long, and anything I'd write would be similar to what's already in my review of Crux. If I have anything to add, it's that it's great that you're still experimenting and continuing to improve despite already making art at such a high level.Humbug wrote:Awesome! Thanks for the positive review.
I'd actually prefer it if he focused on improvement. While the comic's better than Crux, it has the same issue of being carried by the artwork, and it'd be an unremarkable fantasy story if the visuals didn't enhance the writing so much.Humbug wrote:Still, Chris is happy that he's doing things right.
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Time To Go: Why EU Commissioner De Gucht Has Disqualified Himself From Handling ACTA
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Even though the European Commission has referred ACTA to the European Court of Justice, the European Parliament continues to examine the treaty in its various committees. Earlier this week, the one dealing with International Trade met for a preliminary discussion. One of the key speakers was the Commissioner responsible for ACTA, Karel De Gucht, who naturally tried to make light of the many problems that have been raised in recent weeks.
But as the text of his speech makes clear, he did a poor job. For example, in an apparent attempt to distract attention from the real issues, he brought up the irrelevant and widely-condemned DDoS attacks on the European Parliament, perhaps hoping to spread around a little guilt by association.
Another passage reveals De Gucht completely at sea when it comes to the online world:
I think it's probably fair to say that everyone in this room knows someone who, without paying for it, has downloaded onto their computer a song, an album or an episode of a television series.
The first two statements overlook the fact that there are hundreds of millions of digital files online that can be downloaded without paying quite legally -- De Gucht seems unaware of Creative Commons licensing. He continues with the classic error of treating non-rivalrous digital goods as if they were the same as rivalrous physical ones. It's hard to believe that De Gucht, who trained as a lawyer, doesn't understand the fundamental distinction between copyright infringement and theft. True, he does say there is no "moral" difference, but it's a perverse view that sees creating more copies of a digital file as morally equivalent to stealing someone's bicycle.
I cannot, in good conscience, condone that action. I know there are some people who see this differently, young people in particular. But for me there is no moral difference between taking something that is not yours in the physical world and doing so in the virtual world. Illegal file sharing means money that should have gone to some of the most creative people in our society does not. It is a disincentive to their work.
Maybe he's basing that perspective on the claim that illegal file sharing deprives creators of revenue; but he offers no evidence for that statement. And there are studies that show the reverse -- that file sharing increases sales. The fact that the entertainment industries are all thriving suggests this anecdotal evidence might be representative of the larger market.
De Gucht then goes on to discuss one particular aspect of ACTA:
Maybe some of you in the back of your mind are worried that the people you know may be subject to fines or jail as a result of ACTA. But today's law is quite specific here. Because to steal even an apple remains a crime that can be reported to the police. However, to share a song without paying for it, while strictly speaking illegal, is not a criminal offence. Damages may be awarded by a judge but there is no possibility of punitive action unless the activity were to be carried out at a commercial scale. This is why today, for example, the people behind and profiting from sites such as 'Megaupload' now find themselves in the spotlight of the law -- and not the tens of thousands of end-users worldwide. This is common sense!
Even if it's true that ACTA doesn't criminalize anything that is not already a crime, it does set minimum levels for punishments, and encourages through its enumerated possibilities far harsher penalties than are currently imposed. One consequence is that signatories lose the power to change their laws regarding enforcement as they wish: ACTA ensures that future implementations can only be made stricter.
That will not change under ACTA. So if this is one of the reasons that you are having doubts, perhaps in the back of your mind, let me be clear: ACTA will not criminalise anything that is not already a crime. Thousands of young people will not be hauled before the courts because of it.
This is what ACTA says about the damages that De Gucht refers to:
In determining the amount of damages for infringement of intellectual property rights, a Party's judicial authorities shall have the authority to consider, inter alia, any legitimate measure of value the right holder submits, which may include lost profits, the value of the infringed goods or services measured by the market price, or the suggested retail price.
As can be seen, this grants the right holder wide powers to submit "any legitimate measure of value", including ones like "lost profits" that are impossible to calculate sensibly in the case of digital files shared around the Internet. This could easily lead to exorbitant fines of the kind that people are indeed worried about, but which De Gucht dismisses in such a cavalier fashion.
Criminal enforcement is even worse. As De Gucht says: "there is no possibility of punitive action unless the activity were to be carried out at a commercial scale". But what he omits to mention is that "commercial scale" is nowhere defined in ACTA, and has no minimum level specified to exclude ordinary users:
Each Party shall provide for criminal procedures and penalties to be applied at least in cases of wilful trademark counterfeiting or copyright or related rights piracy on commercial scale. For the purposes of this Section, acts carried out on a commercia scale include at least those carried out as commercial activities for direct or indirect economic or commercial advantage.
Notice the word "shall" -- this is not optional. The key phrase is "indirect economic advantage". For example, consider a site that carries Google Ads, and that also occasionally links to commercial sites offering unauthorized downloads. In doing so, it provides a service to its visitors, who are thus more favorably disposed towards the site, and return there more often, boosting ad revenues: in other words, it has gained an indirect economic advantage. Because it is commercial, it becomes subject to criminal enforcement measures for "aiding and abetting" copyright infringement (another ACTA requirement.) And that means extradition treaties might become relevant, with people running small-scale Web sites facing the threat of being hauled off to America, say, just for including a few links in their blog posts.
ACTA may not criminalize what is not already a crime, but it certainly increases the reach and severity of enforcement. So contrary to what De Gucht claims, those "young people" may well find themselves facing the courts -- or worse -- and all thanks to ACTA.
De Gucht's recent statements show that he lacks a firm grasp of the online world he is seeking to regulate, while his one-sided explanations of how ACTA's civil and criminal measures will work gloss over major problems with the text. Taken together, that pretty much disqualifies him from the crucial task of helping the European Parliament understand the full implications of ACTA, as it seeks to come to a fair and balanced decision about whether to ratify it or not. It's clearly time for De Gucht to move on to other things.
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The USGS National Assessment of Coastal Change Project provides accurate representations of pre-storm ground conditions for areas that are designated high-priority because they have dense populations or valuable resources that are at risk from storm waves. The project also developed a geomorphic (land feature) coastal classification that, with only minor modification, can be applied to most coastal regions in the United States.
A Coastal Classification Map describing local geomorphic features is the first step toward determining the hazard vulnerability of an area. The National Assessment of Coastal Change Project's Coastal Classification Maps present ground conditions such as beach width, dune elevations, overwash potential, and density of development. In order to complete a hazard vulnerability assessment, that information must be integrated with other information, such as prior storm impacts and beach stability. The Coastal Classification Maps provide much of the basic information for such an assessment and represent a critical component of a storm-impact forecasting capability.
The map of states bordering the Gulf of Mexico at right shows the areas covered by this project. Click on any of the location names or outlines to view the Coastal Classification Maps for that area.
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Robin Facts
|Scientific Name
|Erithacus Rubecula
|Size (L)
|12.5cm - 14cm (5in - 5.5in)
|20cm - 22cm (8in - 9in)
|16g - 22g (0.5oz - 0.7oz)
|Top Speed
|29km/h (18mph)
|1 - 3 years
|Conservation Status
|Brown, White, Orange
|Skin Type
|Favourite Food
|Woodland, farmland and hedgerows
|Average Clutch Size
|Main Prey
|Worms, Insects, Fruit, Berries
|Cats, Dogs, Raccoon, Foxes
|Distinctive Features
|Small body size and bright red chest of males
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RobinThe robin is a small bird, originally found in only Europe and Asia. The robin today can be found across the world in parts of Africa, North America and New Zealand but all of these robin species are believed to be subspecies of the European robin.
The European robin has a bright orange/red chest and is the most distinctive bird of the robin family. Despite the bright chest of the European robin, other species of female robin are fairly plain and brown in colour. The female robin is very similar in both size and appearance to the nightingale and the two are commonly confused.
The New Zealand robin and the North American robin look fairly similar to the female European robin, and all these robins are brown in colour. The North American robin is not to be confused with the American robin which is actually a member of the thrush family rather than being a species of robin. The American robin is named after the European robin due to it's brightly coloured orange chest.
There are thought to be more than 45 different species of robin found on the Australian continent including Australia, Papua New Guinea and numerous other islands in the South Pacific. These birds are known as Australasian robins and are all small sized, with a stocky build and rounded head.
Robins are omnivorous birds feeding on a mixture of both plants and animals. The robin primarily eats insects and worms, which it does so by swooping down on them from the perch it has been watching it's prey from. Robins sit on tree branches and in hedgerows watching their prey moving around on the ground before they suddenly fly down to eat. Robins also eat fruits, seeds and berries when they are in abundance during the warmer months of the year.
Generally, robins do not migrate (particularly those found in the UK). It is known however, that those robins that inhabit areas within the Arctic circle, such as Scandinavia, do migrate south to the warmer climates of the United Kingdom and parts of Europe to escape the bitterly cold winters.
Robins mate in the late winter to early spring. Female robins build a nest not far from the ground generally in trees or dense hedgerows. It is not uncommon however to find robins nesting is slightly strange places such as holes in stone walls and even in letter boxes. The female robin lays 4 or 5 white coloured eggs that hatch after an incubation period of just under 2 weeks. Although the male robin does not help to incubate the eggs, male robins are known to bring the female robins food whilst they are sitting on their nest.
When the robin chicks hatch they are a brown colour and do not develop the bright orange chest of their parents until they are older. The female robin regularly leaves her chicks in order to help the male robin collect food. Both parents are known to feed their robin chicks for the first month, although robin families are known to abandon their original nest after two weeks of the chicks hatching and find somewhere new where food is in greater supply.
Due to their small size, robins have a number of natural predators in the wild including cats, dogs, foxes, raccoons and even larger birds. Other animals such as rats and snakes are known to eat the eggs of the robin if for some reason the female robin cannot protect them.


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While Google's new WiFi TV receiver, Chromecast, may be lacking content right now -- that condition may not last for long. Hulu, HBO and other content providers are showing in interest in the $35 dongle.
Chromecast is compatible with Android, iOS, PCs and Macs, which makes it even more attractive to content providers, but for right now it's limited to Netflix and Google's own Google Play and YouTube content, according to the Los Angeles Times. To make Chromecast a success, Google needs more heavy hitters to offer apps and that's where Hulu and HBO could save the day.
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"At Hulu, we're constantly innovating to provide our users with access to their favorite TV shows anytime, anywhere, on any device," the company told Variety.
HBO said something like it to the entertainment industry newspaper. "We are actively exploring supporting Chromecast as another way for our subscribers to enjoy HBO Go, but at this point we can't comment on specific plans regarding timing," a spokeswoman for HBO said to Variety.
Other video content providers looking into Chromecast apps are Vimeo, Plex and Redbox Instant.
Google gaining Hulu would be a bittersweet victory. It spent months, maybe even years, trying to buy Hulu -- its top offer was $4 billion in 2011 -- before the deal fell through. Now with only a $35 dongle, Google may get what it's been waiting years to own.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -The Lipscomb Lady Bisons golf team heads north Monday and Tuesday for the SIUE Doubletree Intercollegiate at the Sunset Hills Country Club in Edwardsville, Ill.
Also in the field are Creighton, Eastern Illinois, IPFW, SIU-Carbondale, Tennessee State, Evansville, Nebraska-Omaha and South Dakota.
Buddy Harston is concentrating on his duties with the women's team. Will Brewer was hired this year to work with the men. Harston likes having the opportunity to work with only one team.
"Now I have the time to make sure that our golfers are doing what they are supposed to do," Harston said. "We have always worked on drills, but when I was coaching both teams I didn't have the opportunity to concentrate on just one team."
Miriam Parker, a freshman from Jackson, Miss., is the only new face for the Lady Bisons. Harston likes the way Parker approaches the game.
"Miriam has a lot of talent," Harston said. "She has a good foundation. She wants to be a good player. I like the way she goes about her business as far as practicing.
"Her strong point is putting. She is getting over the newness of playing in Division I. I look for her to get better with each tournament."
Junior Savanna Schubert returns as the top player from last season and is expected to lead the team again.
"Savanna has a really good, natural swing," Harston said. "She has a good short game. She is a good putter. She has some fundamentals she has to polish and we are working on those now."
Harston is also expecting good performances from sophomore Samantha Khan.
"Sammy worked real hard this summer," Harston said. "She has improved her swing fundamentals and her chipping and pitching fundamentals.
"Nobody wins a tournament without a good short game…period. You have to be able to get the ball in the hole from 100 yards and in."
Junior MacKenzy Carter is expected to be the No. 2 or No. 3 player after having shoulder problems last spring.
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Do you or a loved one get kidney disease treatments? Do you ever wonder if you're getting quality care or what Medicare does to make sure you're getting quality care? To make sure you're getting the best quality care, Medicare has a new Value-Based Purchasing "Quality Incentive Program." This program encourages facilities to provide excellent care, which is best for your health and safety.
Medicare is paying dialysis facilities for providing quality care
When Medicare pays a facility for your care, it expects that care to be of good quality. Starting this month, dialysis facilities that don't meet treatment standards, or improve from their past results, will have their claims payments reduced. What this means is that facilities have an incentive to provide you with better quality care.
Look for a certificate in your dialysis facility
The next time you visit your dialysis facility, you should see a certificate posted showing how well the facility did in the Quality Incentive Program. Facilities are rated on measures important to your treatment, including:
- management of your low red blood cell count (anemia) by dialysis and medications
- effectiveness of your dialysis (how much waste, or urea, is removed from your blood)
You can view a facility's certificate online using Dialysis Facility Compare, and also see other information including what services are offered, whether the facility has evening hours, and if they offer training. You can use this information to find a dialysis facility that meets your needs.
Learn More
The Quality Incentive Program will improve care for all patients. Talk to your dialysis care team about what these results mean for your care. Read about Medicare's coverage for dialysis and kidney disease education [PDF, 1503 KB], and find a dialysis facility near you.


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Nearly one in 12 American stroke survivors may have contemplated suicide or wished themselves dead, according to a study presented at the American Stroke Association's International Stroke Conference 2013.
The proportion of stroke survivors who contemplated suicide was striking, compared with patients with other health conditions, said Amytis Towfighi, M.D., lead author of the study and an assistant professor of Clinical Neurology at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles and chair of the Department of Neurology at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center.
In a nationally representative sample of the U.S. population, 7.8 percent of stroke survivors reported suicidal thoughts, compared to 6.2 percent of heart attack survivors, 5.2 percent of diabetes patients and 4.1 percent of cancer patients. "Given the high prevalence of suicidal thoughts among stroke survivors, perhaps regular screening for suicidal ideation, in addition to depression, is warranted," Towfighi said.
About 7 million U.S. adults have a history of stroke, according to American Stroke Association statistics. About one third of stroke survivors develop depression, but there is little data on suicidal thoughts, Towfighi said.
Researchers investigated how many stroke survivors had recent suicidal thoughts, as well as the characteristics of these patients using data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys (NHANES) conducted from 2005 to 2010. During that time, an estimated 6.2 million U.S. adults were stroke survivors.
NHANES is an ongoing series of elaborate, cross-sectional surveys providing a snapshot of Americans' health. This study focused on participants' responses to the following question: "Over the past two weeks, how often have you been bothered by thoughts that you would be better off dead, or of hurting yourself in some way?"
Stroke survivors were more likely to have suicidal thoughts if they had a higher depression score, were younger, had higher body mass index, lower education level, lower poverty index, were single and were women.
Among the stroke survivors, 17 percent suffered from depression. Depression is the most common psychological complication after stroke. "Post-stroke depression can be associated with poorer functional outcomes, worse quality of life, higher mortality, low psychological well-being, suicidal ideation and suicide," Towfighi said.
The researchers haven't calculated what percentage of all NHANES participants, stroke survivors or not, might be suicidal. But Towfighi cited previous studies which found an annual suicide rate that was nearly double the expected figure for the population as a whole.
The cross-sectional design of the study didn't allow researchers to determine cause-and-effect relationships between stroke and suicidal thoughts. Additionally, the NHANES data didn't include information about how recently people's strokes had occurred, or whether the strokes were due to a ruptured blood vessel (hemorrhagic stroke) or a blocked blood vessel in the brain (ischemic stroke). The study also didn't account for patients' varying levels of disability.
Co-authors are Daniela Markovic, M.S., and Bruce Ovbiagele, M.D., M.Sc., M.A.S. Author disclosures are on the abstract.
Follow news from the ASA International Stroke Conference 2013 via Twitter @HeartNews; #ISC13.
To reach a suicide crisis center in your area call -800-273-TALK or visit hopeline.com. Learn more about life after stroke.
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