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First of all, I'm disappointed the Twins didn't sign Brian Fuentes. I wish the Twins would have come at him aggressively early on and made it clear that they saw him as part of a Nathan/Capps/Fuentes/Mijares quartet that would rule the final three innings in 2011. To me, he could have been an end-game difference maker that the Twins didn't have in the other guys they let walk.
I'm also trying to imagine the howls if the Twins had signed Jesse Crain or Matt Guerrier to the three-year deals they sucked out of the White Sox and Dodgers. The system worked for those guys.
That being said, I simply can't get all worked up about the current state of the bullpen.
Concerned, yes. Wondering about Joe Nathan's return and Jose Mijares' maturity and how Matt Capps will do as a set-up guy for Nathan, which is the way things are supposed to work out. Right now, I'm wondering if Brian Duensing is a fine fit as the bullpen fourth and thinking that from the rest of the relief candidates -- Hoey/Neshek/Diamond/Perkins/Manship/Slama -- the Twins should be able to find two set-up guys and someone to eat the ugly innings of lopsided games.
I'm also wondering if the Yankees and Twins would have an interest in a Kevin Slowey-for-Joba Chamberlain deal. Both are struggling pitchers who have frustrated their teams with a lack of progress. The Yankees have become dismissive of Chamberlain, all the more when you consider that they need starting pitching and his name doesn't come up much when potential rotations are vetted.
Make that deal and the Twins would even cut a bit more than $1 million from the payroll while adding a heavy arm to the bullpen mix. I'm all about saving the Pohlads money, you know. (Wink. More on them later.)
Now, for a more serious message. I've been hearing and reading a lot about payroll and budgets as they relate to the Twins.
Can we agree on two things?
1. With Carl Pavano and Jim Thome back, an improved middle infield (let's assume that as the best-case scenario) and a revamped bullpen that's as good as the 2010 model (again, work with me, people), the Twins are in fine position to.... to... to... compete for another AL Central title. Did I just see a yawn?
2. If the Twins are that good, they'll still need an upgrade at the top of the rotation to battle through the postseason -- and almost certainly the closing months of the regular season in an improved division. Maybe Francisco Liriano will become a Top 5 pitcher who works as well in big games as he does in the other ones. But I'm skeptical. So that means the pressure will be on Bill Smith and the Pohlads, come summer, to make a Cliff Lee-type move. Otherwise, the Twins will be reduced to playing the hope card again, and I think even the most patient among us are starting to find that tiresome.
Twins management has the financial wherewithal to do pretty much whatever it wants. The tenant days at the Metrodome have been replaced by the ringing cash registers of Target Field and a business operation headed by the late Carl Pohlad's three sons that appears to function smoothly and aggressively. According to Forbes magazine, Carl was worth $3.6 billion in 2008 and the brothers sold off their soft-drink bottling and distribution business for $2.12 billion in 2010. It wouldn't at all be a stretch to continue investing in the baseball team, right?
The Twins will start the season with a payroll of about $113 million. Some are clucking about the $18.4 million that's tied up in the back end of the bullpen (Nathan and Capps) but that's an amount the Twins were backed into by Nathan's injury. The Joe Mauer legacy contract of $23 million per season is such a unique situation that I consider his salary a separate expense beyond payroll -- a business decision that had to be done and a baseball decision made with logic and crossed fingers.
So I'm quite comfortable arguing that the Twins were queasy about throwing out multi-year contracts to relief pitchers they felt could be adequately replaced. That was a baseball decision and didn't have anything to do with the Pohlads and their advisors getting dry heaves when looking at the team payroll. If they're OK with paying Capps $7.15 million, we probably shouldn't lose any sleep over it. If Crain, Rauch and/or Guerrier were going to be keys to a championship, they'd still be Twins. Among those four, I'll take Capps.
And I'm just as comfortable saying that when the Twins show themselves to be contenders come midseason, the pressure will be on Bill Smith to get the pitcher that will get them past the discouraging three-and-out syndrome that has become the story of October baseball in Minnesota. That would be a wise business (and baseball) decision.
If Smith and the Pohlads get to that point and don't come through, fans will have reason to howl.
To review:
1. Bullpen pitchers can be replaced.
2. Twins have no reason not to contend. (Sorry for the double negative.)
3. Top-line starter will be needed for late season and post-season.
4. Money for that starter is available.
5. Let's get the guys on the field.
If you're looking for something to do on Friday, January 28, let me suggest joining up with a bunch of us for the "Third Annual Last Hot Stove League Banquet and Charity Auction," a production of Julian Loscalzo and the Save the Met gang. Despite the name, the event dates back almost 30 years and this year's banquet will feature former Twins pitcher and broadcaster Jim Kaat. Tickets are $30 in advance and you can get 'em by mailing a check (made out to BPT) to 1141 Portland Ave., St. Paul, 55104. Event location is at the Carpenter's Hall, 710 Olive Street in St. Paul.


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Disturbing legacy: Race still affects Virginia's death penalty
By King Salim Khalfani and Stephen A. Northup
According to the most recent polling data, public support for the death penalty is at its lowest level in decades. Four states have ended capital punishment since 2007, and strong abolition efforts are underway in a number of other states.
So where is Virginia in this current national debate?
Virginia has a long and dark history with the death penalty. The first execution in the New World took place here in 1608 when Captain George Kendall was executed in Jamestown for spying. Throughout its history, Virginia has executed more than 1,300 people, more than any other state. Virginia has executed more women and the youngest children of any state. Since the resumption of capital punishment in the late 1970s following a de facto moratorium imposed by the courts, Virginia has executed 109 people, second only to Texas.
The average time between conviction and execution in Virginia is less than eight years, by far the shortest in the nation. Since the 1970s, 140 persons convicted and sentenced to death in the U.S. have been released from death row with evidence of their innocence; the 140 spent an average of 10 years on death row. Many of these victims of injustice– had they been convicted in Virginia– would have been executed before evidence of their innocence came to light.
Notwithstanding Virginia's rush to judgment in its capital cases, one innocent Virginian– Earl Washington– was released from death row in 1994 following his conviction and death sentence. And just last year, a federal judge vacated the conviction and death sentence of another Virginian– Justin Wolfe– because of misconduct by prosecutors at his trial. The judge also found that Wolfe was innocent of the murder-for-hire for which he was convicted.
While facts like these should be sufficient to cause any concerned citizen to question why Virginia chooses to persist in its use of capital punishment, we want to focus on one aspect of Virginia's use of the death penalty that is perhaps the most disturbing of all– the role played by race.
Without question, it's the single most salient factor in determining who is executed and who is not. For example, between October 1908 and March 1962, of the 236 people executed by Virginia, 201 were black males, 34 were white males, and one, Virginia Christian, was a 17 year-old black female. In February 1951, Virginia executed eight men in a 72-hour period. All eight were black, and seven (known as the Martinsville Seven) were executed for the rape of a white woman.
A number of studies have confirmed the significant racial disparity in the application of capital punishment. A 2003 report by Amnesty International entitled "Death by Discrimination– The Continuing Role of Race in Capital Cases" documented significant racial disparities in the race of persons who have been executed (predominately people of color); the race of victims of crimes for which death sentences are handed down (predominantly white); the race of prosecutors who seek the death penalty (overwhelmingly white); and the race of juries that return death verdicts (mostly white).
A report published in 2000 concluded that although Virginia's capital justice system is not as overtly racist as it was in previous times, "race continues to be a significant factor in capital sentencing" in Virginia. Among the report's conclusions based on an analysis of the 88 post-1976 Virginia executions that had taken place as of 2000 were the following:
1) In cases of rape/murder, the probability that the offender will be sentenced to death is about 19 percent if the victim is black and about 42 percent if the victim is white. 2) Blacks who rape and murder white victims are more than four times more likely to be sentenced to death than blacks who rape and murder black victims. 3) In robbery murders, a death sentence was more than three times more likely if the victim was white than if the victim was black.
It's no coincidence that the states with the heaviest use of capital punishment are located exclusively in the South, with its shameful history of slavery, lynchings, and Jim Crow. Fortunately, the worst of these practices are things of the past. Unfortunately, their legacy continues in some present day practices, including the use of the death penalty. It's time for Virginia to bring this shameful history to a close.
Khalfani directs the Virginia State Conference of the NAACP. Northup directs Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty.Read more on: death penaltyearl washington
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These "statistics" cannot be evaluated on race alone... what was the criminal past of the blacks who were sentenced 4 times "more likely"? What was the community outrage for the victims? Is it white americas fault if blacks simply tolerate black on black crime ? Are blacks helping prosecutions or are they refusing to "snitch"?
What percentage of rapes are committed by black men versus their percentage of the population?
What percentage of the black females who are raped are raped at the hands of a black male?
What was the nature and circumstances of the crimes?
When factoring in the "statistics" did anyone look at the crimes of passion between married couples and the cold hard kidnap rape robberies?
If we break it down and look at extremely similar crimes were they treated as differently as the numbers appear to show?
I can think of one way that blacks could stay off death row.....stop killing and raping....
In the meantime don't blame a jury for wanting to rid society of somone with a 20 year criminal history that finally got caught in the act.....
If a person is guilty then hang em high... if that means more whites are put to death then so be it....
@Ponce De leon You raise some interesting questions in your comment. "Is it white americas fault if blacks simply tolerate black on black crime ?" I believe the article is making the point that predominantly white juries are tolerating black on black crime. It says more blacks are executed for comparable black on white crime than black on black crime. ("2) Blacks who rape and murder white victims are more than four times more likely to be sentenced to death than blacks who rape and murder black victims")
Also, "In the meantime don't blame a jury for wanting to rid society of somone with a 20 year criminal history that finally got caught in the act....." If he has been finally caught then he couldn't have a criminal history of 20 years.
Cville eye... I agree that white juries probably punish black offenders harsher..but my take on it is that it is because their is only outrage for a black death if it is at the hands of a white person or a cop, The travon martin case is a perfect example... how many blacks were murdered in cold blood by another black that same week and it didn't get any further than a blurb on the 6 oclock news? Whos fault is that?
The answer is not to let black murderers get away with it , the answer is to punish white murders more. which means that the black punishment is not racist... the lack of white punishment is preferential. You don't let pitbull "a" back on the streets because the cops let pitbull "b" back on the streets when they both bit somebody. Figure out a way to keep them BOTH off.
and to your second point that is why I put the words "in the act" in there.... If you look at most murderers they usualy have a long history of lieneicy from liberal judges based on some stupid notion that you can fix evil by giving second third fourth fifth and sixth chances to try again....
Blacks do get harsher sentences but it is not because there are a bunch of KKK on the juries, it is because whites can afford better lawyers. The answer to the ratio is not to let criminals walk the streets to make then umbers look fair, the answer is for the government to step up its game and stop letting the lawyers get their clients off by outspending the system. It can be done.
My point is that people like the author of this essay want to keep racisim alive by fanning some embers instead of placing responsbility where it belongs... on the black community.
There is a tremendous black vote and financial powerhouse of blacks in this country and if they would focus more on themselves instead of blaming others more progress would be made. The black leaders of today like Al sharpton and Jesse Jackson are as guilty of racism as all the old white men everyone wants to point too. They are both has bems that represent an different era.
Want proof? Look at how many mixed race baies you see EVERYDAY in C-ville... and it is a southern city....
I think it is more about money than race. OJ Simpson got off because he was a celeb with tons of money. It would have been different if he had been some black guy from the local housing project.
Take two cases where both men accused were white. Steve Roach up in Greene County murdered his next door neighbor, an elderly woman who had been kind to him. Mr Roach was not wealthy-he ended up being executed.
George Huguely murdered his ex-girlfriend. He had a wealthy family. He gets second-degree which his lawyers on appeal may yet get reduced to manslaughter.
I rest my case that financial resources mean more than race, at least today.
@HollowBoy...I couldn't agree more. We get the justice we can afford in this country without a doubt.
I'm not certain if it's still the case, but New York put a moratorium on death penalty cases because countless people plea bargained for life in prison to avoid the hangman simply because they were going to receive hurried, "less-than-stellar" representation from the public defenders office. They agreed to spend there life in prison rather than die for a crime they may or may not have committed.
Make no mistake, I'm not a bleeding heart in any way. I just feel the laws are applied unevenly in our broken system. It's all about the money...
The authors' citation of Amnesty International is comical. They have as much of an agenda as the so-called law-and-order types implicitly accused of handing down death sentences.
The implication in all these types of articles continues to be that "the man" is trampling on the oppressed. Sadly, the reality is that crime in black (poorer) urban areas is indeed much higher than in white areas. This is due to a lot of factors: breakdown of the family, lack of value in education, lax sentencing so repeat offenders return to the streets, a climate of fear (no snitching) and, of course, the drug culture. The economic hardship is a result of the above; it does not cause the above.
I would love Amnesty International to go into American cities and do some studies on the breakdown of culture there: why the dropout rate is so high, why families break down, why drugs have such a foothold, why education is eschewed, and why liberal policies that were allegedly designed to help blacks have failed so miserably. Then AI can propose long-term solutions to these problems in the black community.
Then the black community can climb out of this self-imposed victim mentality that is so crippling its progress.
The simple formula is:
1. Go to school. Graduate high school.
2. Either go to college OR get a job.
3. Court a significant other (if you desire).
4. Establish yourself in your vocation.
5. Get married.
6. Then have children.
Sadly, that recipe is largely not followed in many cultures, and that is what cripples them.
R.I.P.: Redd Foxx
@Liberalace "Sadly, the reality is that crime in black (poorer) urban areas is indeed much higher than in white areas." I think "violent" belongs in here somewhere.
Your post paints too broad of a picture of black people here. Have you ever watched Judge Judy?


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Members of the state House Judiciary Committee appeared to be business-oriented Thursday when Janet Welch, executive director of the State Bar of Michigan, made a presentation on the Bar's recently released Judicial Crossroads Task Force Report.
The report offers suggestions on what can be done to fix the state's justice system during a massive state budget crisis, such as the state being responsible for funding an indigent defense system; making e-filing statewide; and a shared jurisdiction system that would reduce the number of judges.
Though the Legislature can only push for such legislation as court consolidation and indigent defense, the idea of a business docket perked the most interest.
Rep. Ken Horn, R-Frankenmuth, and Rep. Phil Cavanagh, D-Redford Twp., said they were intrigued by the three-year pilot program, which would be based in Oakland and Wayne counties, the state's most active court systems. It would involve two or three judges solely dedicated to business-to-business disputes.
When asked whether it would involve additional costs, Welch said once it's up and running, it would be a means of saving costs. She added that the business impact committee, which drafted the pilot idea, found that such a model would not take any resources away from each county's existing court system.
But actual cost numbers were what some committee members most hoped to review.
While Rep. Kurt Heise, R-Plymouth, called the report a "great first step," he added that he shared the same views as Rep. Bob Constan, D-Dearborn Heights, in that the two would have liked to see more specific recommendations with respect to court consolidations, pay cuts for judges and staffs, especially in southeast Michigan.
Essentially, "how we can see the kind of sacrifices of the judicial branch that, frankly, the rest of us are having to make, and, as we'll learn by the end of the day [following Gov. Rick Snyder's budget proposal presentation], that we're going to have to make even more of."
Welch said that there will be more specific numbers as concurrent jurisdiction plans go forward.
After the meeting, Rep. Mark Meadows, D-East Lansing, mentioned that there are bills ready to be introduced for indigent defense funding, and that stronger efforts would be made following last year's legislative collapse. In addition, Committee Chair Rep. John Walsh, R-Livonia, said that there would be a committee made up specifically for it.
Because of time restraints, Welch was invited to return to the next committee meeting for further questions on the report.
The report, which was written for members of the Legislature, the governor and the Michigan Supreme Court to review with the intent that they will consider making changes, can be found at http://www.michbar.org/judicialcrossroads.


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Here's a little something that might get you formatted-text nerds excited: Rich Notes, yet another new text-editing app, lets you write on the iPad in rich text. That is, you can italicize and embolden your words right there on the page. Yes, this works with some other apps, but Rich Notes lets you use keyboard shortcuts to do it. If you have an external keyboard hooked up, CMD-B and CMD-I will do just what they do in every desktop app.
Rich notes comes from the developer DenVog, who also makes the excellent Index Card app for iPhone and iPad. It's due to launch on February 20th. Let's take a look:
First, what Rich Notes is not. It's not a Markdown editor, and therefore doesn't come with a Markdown keyboard row. You can of course write in Markdown, just as you can anywhere that text is supported (hell, you could even write it on paper with a Sharpie, although conversion to HTMinL might be a little trickier than usual).
Neither is it meant for writing for the web. There's no built-in browser, no export to [chosen format here], and no preview. Rich Notes is a nuts-and-bolts text editor with formatting, and it does that job pretty well.
While the app is free, you'll have to pay to get all the fonts and formats using the in-app store. The best bet is to just spend the $2 for the Format Pack, which gets everything at once. I have mixed feelings on in-app purchases. On the one hand, they let you try an app before you buy, and even then you only need to pay for the features you want. It also keeps things simple, as there is only ever one download. It's like shareware for iOS.
On the other hand, you can't just buy the app and be done. And if you have multiple devices, you need to "restore" your purchases on each one, even as the download is pushed automatically to all of them. This is a pain.
Anyhow, you've bought the Format Pack for $2 instead of buying the Fonts, Highlighting, Strikethrough and Text Color packs for a buck apiece. What do you get? Here's the official list:
- Format text – bold, italic, underline (Free).
- Strikethrough, text color, highlight (In-App Purchase).
The app ships with Georgia and Verdana, but your purchase gets you the following:
This is a little cheeky as pretty much all of these are built into iOS. Still, that's a problem with in-app purchases: if the app itself cost $2, I wouldn't even have mentioned it.
It's Meant For Notes
Rich Notes uses a similar note-taking metaphor to apps like Plain Text and Simplenote, with a list of your notes on the left and a search bar at the top of the column for winnowing down long lists. And like any good note-taking app, it syncs. Rich Notes doesn't use Dropbox, though. It uses iCloud, which means that you'll be in sync with other instances of Rich Notes, but nothing else.
On the other hand, that's perfect for taking notes. And you can always choose to export via Mail.
Import and Export
Export is limited but simple. You tap the little sharing arrow (the arrow bursting forth from the mundane confines of a box) and choose from Mail RTF, Mail Plain Text, Copy Clipboard and Duplicate. Would it be nice to open in other apps? Sure, but the clipboard'll work just fine.
Import is a little more annoying. Rich Notes doesn't show up in the standard "Open in…" popover in other apps, neither for RTF files nor even TXT files. The only way to get files in is to copy and paste them, and then you lose all RTF formatting. To be fair to Rich Notes, you can't even copy formatted text from Mail into Pages, or vice versa. It's a limitation of iOS' pasteboard, it seems, rather than of the app.
The Interface
The Rich Notes' environment is pleasant, and easy to use. Sorting notes by date or by title is done by tapping little ABC or calendar icons at the bottom of the list, and the source list gets out of your way when you edit. In fact, if you wanted a "distraction free" writing app, then this one could do that job admirably. It also uses a kind of two-mode model: viewing and editing. When you're viewing, there's no keyboard. When you're editing, the keyboard pops up. This lets you use the full screen for reading, and entering editing mode is as easy as tapping in the text to get started.
The rich text tools are arranged as an extra keyboard row, and this also contains a forward-delete key (yes!), plus keys to move the cursor's position left and right by in increments of one letter or one word.You'll also find a dedicated undo button plus keys for single quotes (or apostrophe), double quotes and a single dash (' " and -).
The rub (isn't there always a rub?) is that the app nags the hell out of you. Every time you hit one of the non-purchased options from the extra keyboard row, or from a popover menu, you are whisked off to the in-app store. This is fine the first time, but for an app designed for writing, it's pretty annoying to be forced to dismiss a dialog box every time you hit the wrong key. It'd be much better if you could switch the extra, non-purchased functions off after the first showing.
What's Missing
- Dropbox
- TextExpander
- Mixed fonts
The developer seems to be taking the approach that built-in is better for most people, so we get iCloud and iOS keyboard shortcuts instead of Dropbox and TextExpander. Denvog:
Rich Notes does not support the TextExpander app. While it's popular, I've decided to stick with iOS shortcuts which are free and available to all the apps on your device.
TextExpander is so much more powerful than the built-in shortcuts that I'd say it's essential for any iOS writing app. In fact, it's probably not a stretch to say that anyone nerdy enough to want an RTF editor for their iPad is probably already a TextExpander Touch user. Still, this is V1.0, and many great apps shipped without TextExpander support at launch.
And given the lack of import/export options, maybe Dropbox syncing would just lead to frustration every time you want to open an RTF file in Rich Notes.
More annoying is that you can only use one font in a note. Want to put your headers in Helvetica but use a serif face for body text? Tough. Rich Text only lets you use one font at a time. Again, no real big deal for a notes app, but it is called Rich Text, after all.
Rich Notes has some neat little gestures to help speed things up.
- When in "reading mode," you can swipe left and right to switch between notes. When you get to the end, a cute little turned-up page shows the words "The End," to let you know there's nothing more to see.
- Pinching in and out will change the font size of the note.
- Like in any other app, tapping the status bar scrolls you to the top of the note list. But in Rich Notes, tapping the bottom toolbar scrolls you to the end of the list. Handy.
- Long-press on the text-color or text-highlight buttons to bring up a picker to change the color.
- You can protect the entire app with a passcode. Just switch it on in the apps's preferences.
- ICloud syncing can be toggled on and off in the Settings App.
Rich Notes is a pretty good v1.0 release, and does a great job of letting you take formatted notes. The lack of import and export options makes it almost useless for anything else, though, including the writing of long-form articles which could really benefit from a little RTF polishing.
For now, I'll stick with the majestic Writing Kit, which allows RTF as one of it's many export options (although you need to write in Markdown). But as a long-time user of Denvog's excellent Index Card, I know that he iterates constantly, and also listens to the requests of his users, which should mean that many of the currently "missing" features might soon be incorporated.
As it is, Rich Text is a great lens through which to see both iOS and the App Store. It really pays to release an app in a very raw state and — if it gains traction — put the work in to add new features. Otherwise you could work for a year only to see the app disappear into nothingness on launch day.
It also pays to use the in-app purchase "freemium" model, as people are seemingly too cheap to pay $2 for an app, even from a known-good developer.
And two additions to iOS would make everything better. First, rich-text support. It works in Mail, so why not everywhere? Second, a less annoying way to restore in-app purchases. When I reinstall an app I previously paid to upgrade, those upgrades should be unlocked automatically. I can;t see any reason not to do this.
So, go check out Rich Notes. It's free after all (and Universal).
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Susofrick wrote:Different sculptors on the set.
Mr. Cryns wrote:
How did you know this, Susofrick?
Perhaps the most surprising element of this set is the sculpting. Many years ago HäT intended to release some Spanish guerillas as set 6012, one of their 6000 series of sets with only four poses. That range was not well received by the market and instead the subject was finally covered by this very much larger product. Nevertheless the four original poses had been sculpted, and they are the Catalonians that can be seen on the first row. They are slim, elegant and very nicely done. Detail is great and they rate as excellent sculpting jobs. This is reminiscent of some earlier HäT output, but when it came to sculpt the extra figures needed for this set they were done by a different sculptor in the very different style, as demonstrated by the rest of the poses. The contrast is clear for all to see, regardless of which style you prefer.
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One question about basing: Irregulars should be based irregular - that's a common vision upon how to base irregulars for gaming, as explained in every rule set. What made you decide to base them so regular as twins in the exact centre of each base?
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I research and teach in the Zoology Department, and at St John's College.
During pandemic: some tables and analyses of the daily UK coronavirus data, as published by the DHSC.
Available here are
Statistics for the Life Sciences was published in 2002. It is a completely
revised version of the notes for the QM course. See the OUP page for publication
details (http://www.oup.co.uk/isbn/0-19-925231-9
for UK and Europe; http://www.oup-usa.org/isbn/0199252319.html
for US). The book is much more reader-friendly than the sometimes difficult
lecture notes, thanks to co-author Rosie Hails.
"Richard Dawkins: how a scientist changed the way we think" was published in 2006, under the editorship of myself and Mark Ridley, two of Richard's former graduate students. It is a collection of essays celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Selfish Gene in particular, and Richard's contributions to science and the body politic more widely. See the OUP page for further details.


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Our pre-conceptualizations are incorrect, based on two human misconceptions:
1. Animals are smarter than we realize, and
2. Humans are dumber than we realize.
It's the distributive law. In this particular case:
36 * 24 = (30 + 6) * (20 + 4) = 30 * 20 + 30 * 4 + 6 * 20 + 6 * 4
In general: (a + b) * (c + d) = ac + ad + bc + bd
That's all well and good as long as kids are also taught the distributive law and thoroughly understand it.
And that's the problem. Too many kids are taught the method, but don't understand the underlying theory which justifies the method. Either they were poorly taught or they were never taught.
There many times where dyscalculia resides within the teacher, not the student.
Brazil, if your goal is to make yourself irrelevant and appear ridiculous, you succeeded.
Interesting juxtaposition: Insurance firm Wellpoint pays $300,000 for criminally irresponsible late disclosure of its 470,000 medical record security breaches and RIAA is awarded $1,500,000 for 24 illegally downloaded songs.
It makes sense. Why does it make sense?
It makes sense because Insurance firms and RIAA have bought off Congress, which makes the laws, and the criminal justice system, which enforces the laws.
O Canada, you did the right thing.
Yes, it's a preposterously large judgment, which Guerbuez will never pay. And that's not final judgment. It'll be orders of magnitude smaller.
But while Guerbuez is desperately trying to weasel out of paying, Canada and the United States will be aggressively pursuing his assets, which will keep him extremely busy, which will severely curtail his spamming.
So I'm all for this judgment, no matter how preposterous.
Am reminded of a line from Earth Girls Are Easy: "Finland knows what you want."


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Many Americans have ancestors from Germany, but are unsure how to find what area of Germany they came from, and who made up the earlier generations of the family. Strategies to begin your research will depend on what you know so far.
The first thing you should do is talk to your relatives to see if there are records or memories of where in Germany the ancestors came from. And about when. And where they settled in America. If relatives don't know a great deal, you can search ship passenger logs or try to obtain the naturalization papers for the earliest male to arrive.
Or you can use Interlibrary Loan at your local library to get the relevant volumes of the Germans to America series and look up the family. There are 67 volumes covering 1840 to 1897. Click to see the full list of volumes.
Depending on when your German ancestors arrived, the census records can contain references to specific areas of Germany, rather than just Prussia or Germany.
For my research, the 1870 Census for Calumet County, Wisconsin, contained an invaluable clue. The elder Ferdinand Hachez, who settled in New Holstein in 1854, was recorded in the 1860 Census as being from Holstein, as so many of the settlers there were.
But in 1870, he told the German-speaking census recorder that his actual place of origin was Bremen, a free city in Germany. With help from an expert genealogist in Germany, I have found his family in Bremen, a exciting moment in my research. Click for more about the Hachez family.
Depending on when your German ancestors arrived, these sites are worth searching:
> Castle Garden immigration: http://www.castlegarden.org/
> Ellis Island immigration: http://www.ellisisland.org/
When you have a pretty good idea of where the family originated, you can join one of the genealogy email discussion groups for that part of Germany — and ask for assistance. Most of the genealogy email discussion lists are in English or in both English and German — and the genealogists who help people in the USA speak and write English very well. For example, here are all the Rootsweb mailing lists for different areas of Germany
You might have luck with a list member knowing of your family. Or you may find a genealogy researcher on the list who offers to help, for a fee. I have had excellent assistance from Klaus Struve, an expert genealogist in Schleswig-Holstein who also has a splendid Web site about people who emigrated from that far northern area of Germany. He now has 63,000 names of emigrants listed. See his Rootdigger site here for a wealth of resources.
With his help, I now have this branch of my family back to the 1700s. The money spent was worth it, for I received transcripts of each of the German originals, followed by an English translation.
Finally, there are additional resources on German Americans — including books on German American genealogy — to be found on this Web page about German Americans and genealogy.
Best wishes in researching your roots!
This is one in a series of genealogy and family history research articles to help you find your family and ancestors, often for modest or no cost.


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Hello! This is Hanna Seabrook from GADABOUT Creative and I was so thrilled when Paloma asked me to be in her "My Favorite Room" series!
My husband and I have been renting this old house in downtown Charleston for 8 months while he finishes medical school. When we moved in we knew we would only be here for a little while, but still, we wanted to make it look as finished as possible. Since the beginning, my favorite room of the house has been our living room. The floor space allows for easy entertaining, the windows are large and open to the porch, and the architectural elements are so beyond our age we feel lucky to look at them. Our goals for decorating this room were to work with what we had and make sensible (and hopefully stylish) purchases for everything else. Because we are 25, we tried to pick pieces that were traditional enough that we wouldn't tire of them and added low budget personal touches with coffee table books, $2-20 antique shop finds, and old family photos. We also lucked out that we are recently married and received some wonderful wedding gifts from our family and friends. When we are "finished" decorating this room (though I truly believe you are never really finished decorating) I hope it feels welcoming, relaxed and not over-worked. Here is a 360 degree view of our living room that I took with my iPhone this weekend (excluding the not so cute television). I really hope you enjoy it!
Thank you again Paloma for giving me an excuse to buy fresh flowers! So sorry that the photos were only iPhone quality!
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Potential Natural Gas Drilling In Md. Brings Debate
Reserve In Western Maryland Has Some Excited, Others Concerned
Legislators got a briefing Wednesday on extracting natural gas reserves from Marcellus shale, a type of rock found in western Maryland.
Supporters argued tapping the reserves will save energy costs, help the economy and create jobs, but controversy has erupted over the drilling method and its impact on people and the environment.
Maryland is part of the Marcellus Shale Formation, which has 363 trillion cubic feet of natural gas trapped inside it. The reserve stretches from New York to Tennessee.
Experts said the amount of natural gas that lies under the rock is enough to supply the entire United States' energy needs for the next 15 years.
A homemade energy source could mean less dependence on oil products, experts said. For western Maryland, tapping into it means jobs and economic development.
"This will provide a huge infusion of cash to farmers for leases and receiving the amount of royalties that is expected," said Delegate Wendell Beitzel, R-Allegany and Washington counties.
The process to extract it is called hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and it drills straight down, then sideways into the Marcellus shale, which lies anywhere from 4,000 to 8,500 feet below.
Water is then injected along with some chemicals through a pipe, which causes mini earthquakes that fracture the rock, releasing the natural gas sealed inside.
The process has many people worried. It's an abstraction method that has created serious environmental and safety problems in states such as Pennsylvania.
Bill Eely, of Dimock, Pa., said he lives next to a shale drilling operation. State officials confirmed his well water is contaminated and even catches on fire.
Horror stories from Pennsylvania and other states made their way into Wednesday's Environmental Matters Committee meeting.
"We are concerned about contamination of drinking water. We are concerned about our creeks and rivers from that area," said Kim Kobel of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
State officials briefed legislators on the status of drilling for the gas in Maryland. Two companies have applied for numerous permits, but they are a long way from getting permission.
"A more vexing problem for which answers aren't readily available requires, in our view, more work and assessment," said John Griffin of the Department of Natural Resources.
Delegate Heather Mizeur, D-Montgomery County, introduced legislation that puts a moratorium of sorts on drilling until all concerns are addressed.
"We don't want to end up like Pennsylvania, where our tap water catches on fire. This natural gas -- we can wait a few more years until we get it done right," Mizeur said.
Beitzel is sponsoring legislation requiring the state to come up with regulations by the end of this year that, in effect, expedite the process.


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Best Coconut Chocolate Cake
Total TimePrep: 35 min. Bake: 20 min.
Makes35 servings
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup butter, cubed
- 1 cup water
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 can (12 ounces) evaporated milk, divided
- 1-1/4 cups sugar, divided
- 20 large marshmallows
- 1 package (14 ounces) sweetened shredded coconut
- 2 cups slivered almonds, toasted, divided
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking soda and salt. In a small saucepan, combine the butter, water and cocoa. Cook and stir until butter is melted; add to dry ingredients. Combine the eggs, buttermilk and vanilla; add to chocolate mixture and mix well.
- Pour into a greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
- Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, combine 1 cup evaporated milk, 3/4 cup sugar and marshmallows; cook and stir until marshmallows are melted. Remove from heat; stir in coconut. Immediately sprinkle 1 cup almonds over cake. Spread coconut mixture over top. Sprinkle with remaining almonds (pan will be full).
- In a small saucepan, combine butter with remaining milk and sugar. Cook and stir until butter is melted. Remove from the heat; stir in chocolate chips until melted. Drizzle over almonds. Cool on a wire rack.
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May 29, 2016
Everybody loved this cake!!! I did not use all of the drizzling sauce, and next time will cut the recipe in half for it. This cake is delicious but very rich and a little goes a long way. It slices much neater if thoroughly chilled first.
May 1, 2016
Delicious!!! Delicious!!
May 1, 2016
For LindaMaria -- a 15x10x1 is commonly called a jelly roll pan. Not hard to find at all.
May 1, 2016
Sounds yummy, but that pan size is odd, I don't have a pan 15x10x1'' I wonder how it would come out in a 13x9 inch pan??? I'll try it and add 5 min to baking tme...Love this flavor combo.
Nov 22, 2015
This is absolutely the best cake I have ever made, and I have made many over the years. The flavor is swoon-worthy, and I find that I close my eyes after the first bite, take another bite and repeat, and then finish it off before reaching for another. A friend of mine put it better: "I think that I need to step outside and have a moment." I would cut WAY back on the chocolate drizzle, for the amount that this makes just takes away from the perfection of the flavor. I put a little bit of drizzle on the top and then tossed the rest, otherwise it just becomes frosting and would cover the lucious coconut layer.
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Nov 11, 2013
Love it! My grand kids (ages 4, 7 & 10 girl and boys) loved them too. They kept saying they didn't like "stuff" (coconut & almonds) on cake, but I've found if they help make something they always eat it and this was no exception. What a fun day we had making and eating these.
Sep 30, 2013
Delicious! Cutting back on the sugar content is highly recommended, but this is a great cake for chocolate, coconut and almond lovers. I will make this again and again!
May 13, 2013
This cake is delicious and very easy to make. It is also very, very, very sweet. I will definitely make it again but reduce the amount of sugar going into the marshmallow topping (or use unsweetened coconut flakes). Just my personal preference. Also, you can safely cut the drizzle ingredients in half, as the recipe makes a lot.
Mar 4, 2013
This was excellent! The only thing I changed was I poured the entire pot of chocolate sauce over the top instead of drizzling. YUM, very decadent


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- Series: Royal Marsden Manual Series
- Paperback: 456 pages
- Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell; 1 edition (November 12, 2018)
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Katherine + Johnny in my mind had the quintessential Brooklyn wedding…a gorgeous ceremony under the Brooklyn Bride, reception at a fabulous eatery, and lots of wonderfully handmade details! I am DYING over her gorgeous dress and veil, made by her talented friend Bobby!
Johnny and I were married on June 12 in our beloved Brooklyn. We wanted to have a low-key wedding and a great party to celebrate with our family and friends. We planned everything ourselves, using internet resources like this one for inspiration. It took a lot of work and some networking skills (thanks friends and family!) but we think we achieved our goal of an intimate, personal wedding with fun details that did not totally break the bank.
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Le 06 mai 2013
That was some last game of the season, packed with excitement, emotion, and some excellent rugby for good measure 11 tries in all. The day started with bright blue sunny skies and a match to celebrate 10 years at the top level, the players who gained promotion from the Pro D2 into the then TOP 16 in 2002/3, played a game on the newly named Stade Eric Bechu to celebrate Montpellier's access to the elite, of course captained once again by Didier Bes… Then there was the last game of the season against down the road neighbours USAP, Montpellier still had a remote chance of playing at home in the already qualified ¼ final play-offs, a game full of emotion, the retiring Drikus Hancke was given the captaincy for the day and he led the team out accompanied by Julien Tomas who for 18 years has been a loyal and superb servant to the club, befitting there was a full house to honour this superb occasion
The match was played at 100mph, Montpellier needed 5 points and they looked capable to get them right from the very start. The first try a penalty try, was awarded by the ref as the home pack decimated their opposition, Drikus Hancke went on the score board instead of the pack but no one was going to argue about that, another 2 first half tries by Benoit Sicart and Alex Tulou were scored and Montpellier already had their hands on the bonus point they needed for that all important 4th place finish, with Martin Bustos Moyano on form with the boot the scores at the pause were Montpellier 22 USAP 0.
The second half saw Montpellier continue the onslaught on the opposition try line, further tries were added by MBM (2) the young Taleta Tupuala got his very first try in his relatively short TOP 14 career, and the Little Big Man Benoit Paillaugue finished off the affair with a try of his very own side stepping around the visitors with comparative ease. Perpignan did get on the score board after a virgin first half, with tries from Puikala, Taofifenua, Guitoune, and Catala, Battle added one transformation, the final score Montpellier 50 Perpignan 22.
The two biggest cheers of the afternoon were the standing ovations given to Drikus Hancke and Julien Tomas, the former deciding to hang up his boots after serving 8 years with the club when he only came for 8 months as a medical replacement, and Julien is on his way to Castres next season after 18 years with the club, a true and valiant servant to his cause and the rugby club. They are not the only players who will not be present next season, but a massive thank you is be given to all who will not be wearing the colours of Montpellier, without them the club would not be where they are today. Many new faces are ready to take on the combat in the years to come but all the focus and attention is next Saturday afternoon 11th May when once again (3 years on the trot) Montpellier have the perilous task of beating Castres in their home fortress of Pierre Antoine. KO. 14.40.
Fabien Galthie in his post match interview did invite the Laurents of Castres Labit and Travers to play the match at Montpellier, with good seafood restaurants, beaches, pretty girls, and lots of sun, and of course a bigger capacity for the match, is it possible they could not refuse!!!!!!!!
Steve Whittell.
Interview with Alex Tulou:
Steve Whittell: That was a magnificent last home game of the season Alex Tulou...
Alex Tulou: Yes for the final game we wanted to win, but win well we needed the 5 pts for a possible home tie but what Castres did we had no control over, so we got our 5 pts and we got them well. We have been working hard all week and with that slim chance always in the back of our minds we gave it everything.
Steve Whittell: You even got on the score board again!!!
Alex Tulou: Always good to score a try but the forwards have to be credited today, they fought hard throughout the match and we certainly dominated up front, most of the tries came from close quarters so that gives you an idea how well the forwards played.
Steve Whittell: Do you want to know the 1/4 finals?
Alex Tulou: More than likely I guess its Castres away!!!
Steve Whittell: Exactly!!!!
Alex Tulou: What we did today has to be carried over to next week, last year we lost in the ¼'s against Castres so we need to turn that around, we have to go there and take it too them, if we attack from the very first whistle especially up front there is no reason why we can't have a place in the semis but we can't go there as tourists and this week I am sure the coaches will get us ready for that combat. We have done well all season and no way can it stop next week no one is ready for a holiday just yet, and it would be great for the guys retiring or leaving, today was very emotional for a couple of players and it would be excellent for them and the club to continue. Nobody needs to worry we will give next week our best shot.
Steve Whittell: Cheers Alex join Drikus and Julien for that Lap of Honour you all deserve.
Drikus Hancke's last words during his Tour of Honour.
Steve Whittell: Drikus just keep walking, what do you think to this reception you are getting from the supporters.
Drikus Hancke: Unbelievable what an honour I feel so proud with my wife and kids coming around with me it's just fantastic, I have had 8 wonderful years and have so many people to say thank you too, I only came for 8 months and finished staying 8 yrs but I feel very Montpellierean now, the club, the supporters, players just everybody has been so good to me. Today has been an emotional one and every one has been so kind what a way to finish your career!!!
Steve Whitthell: Whats more you got the first try, well it was your name the speaker announced!!
Drikus Hancke: Not sure about that but if it's true I will take it I would again just like to thank every one its been a wonderful day and it's far from over, could be a long night as well.
Steve Whittell: Thank you Drikus for everything you have done for the club, and it has been an honour knowing you, enjoy the rest of your day and your next adventure. You are a Gentleman!!!!!!
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