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Back in the early 1990s, I was part of a group of journalists who were asked by the CFP Board (at my suggestion, if memory serves) to take the then newly revamped CFP exam. The idea was to generate publicity about the new, higher standards created by the then head of education for the Board, Dede Pahl, and her team of psychometricians (think over-educated testers), about which the Board was all atwitter.
None of us came close to passing, and yet, I had to admit in print (much to the dismay of the Board and its PR people), that I was less than impressed with the exam. Sure, it was hard; but anyone can create a test that's not easy to pass (e.g.—with apologies to Monty Python—What's the average air speed velocity of an African swallow?)
My concern was that the exam appeared to be almost entirely based on the rote memorization of arcane facts (which could easily have been looked up, even before Google), to the exclusion of things that would have made me feel better to know that my financial planner knew—such as how to create a well-allocated investment portfolio, or the size of the nest egg I'm going to need when I'm 70.
I was reminded of my exam experience when I read Jamie Green's August 20 story— CFP Board Floats Big Increase in CE Hours—about the Board's proposed increase in its continuing education requirement .
It seems that the Board wants to beef up the CE requirements for CFPs, by among other things, increasing the biennial total from 30 hours to 40 hours, allowing four of those hours to include practice management topics,and upping the ethics requirement from two to four hours. The question in my mind is whether this additional "education" will actually make anyone a better financial planner, or if the Board is once again playing politics, this time by jumping on the increased regulation bandwagon that our leaders in Washington, D.C. assure us will prevent the abuses that lead to the recent financial meltdown.
For instance, increased ethics education? Really? Does anybody (even on the CFP Board) really believe that with two more hours of learning about ethics Bernie Madoff or Judith Zabalaoui would have spared investors billions in losses? Do we really think that CFPs don't understand their ethical obligations, even under the Board's convoluted standard? Maybe it's just me, but perhaps the investing public (whom the Board purports to protect) and CFPs themselves would be better served if the Board were to adopt an ethical standard more closely aligned to that of the '40 Act (which many CFPs are already subject to), rather than the watered down fiduciary standard it currently uses, which raises more questions than it answers.
As for the increase from 30 to 40 hours, I imagine it reflects both the greater increase in the complexity of financial products and strategies, combined with the inclusion of practice management education. The addition of practice management education in the CE program is long overdue. Running an efficient and profitable practice is indeed client-centered: It not only increases the likelihood of good client service, it decreases the motivation for unscrupulous activities.
Of course, this could have been accomplished by simply adding "the planning, development and management of a CFP professional's business operations, office management, business model design, budgeting processes and leadership" to the list of topics currently approved for CE credit. And the Board's typically convoluted explanation sheds little light on its more complicated solution: the CE requirement for CFPs has remained "largely unchanged from its introduction in the 1990s." Meaning what? That education simply should be increased over time? (Need I point out that, for instance, both undergraduate and medical school requirements have been fixed at four years for more than a century?)
CFPs will have to decide for themselves whether being thrown the bone of practice management is worth the 33% increase in CE hours: Comments may be sent to the Board by e-mail or by regular mail to Michelle Warholic of the Board at 1425 K St., NW #500, in Washington, DC 20005.
With FINRA poised to assume regulation of independent investment advisors, it seems like an inauspicious time to be increasing the burden on financial planners.


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Hours: Mon-Thu 11am-3pm, 5pm-9pm; Fri 11am-3pm, 5pm-10pm; Sat 11am-10pm; Sun 11am-9pm
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|My new favorite restaurant, even though in lobby/bar eating as restaurant closed for work. Millennium's desserts better, but all else better here. Amazing breakfasts (polenta & enchilada), amazing dinners (manicotti, pizzetta, soup, homemade bread & spreads) & water infused w/fruits & edible flowers. A superb dining experience! Excellent & friendly service. Dinner all vegan, breakfast 90% vegan.
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|Went to the Stanford Inn this weekend and had a few meals at Raven's. The dinners were amazing. Fresh organic produce from their gardens. Innovative creations. All dinner selections are vegan. Most breakfast items are vegan, with a few vegetarian choices. I loved their breakfast waffle with fresh berry compote. Best waffle I've ever had! Can't wait to go back and use my Raven's cookbook!
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|breakfast at the ravens is perfection. many vegan options available--the stanford ranchero is a must. different fresh-baked vegan muffins every morning. i also appreciated the fresh flowers and organic produce from the inn's garden. dinner was very good--staff was super friendly and helpful. ravioli and pizza are great, as well as the soup of the day and the sushi appetizer. yum!
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Rise Ye Sunken Ships
With its open-armed energy and elegiac grace, "AUGUSTINES" marks a colossal leap forward for Votiv/Oxcart recording group Augustines – no mean feat considering the extraordinary power of their breakthrough 2011 debut, "RISE YE SUNKEN SHIPS." Songs like "Now You Are Free" and […]
With its open-armed energy and elegiac grace, "AUGUSTINES" marks a colossal leap forward for Votiv/Oxcart recording group Augustines – no mean feat considering the extraordinary power of their breakthrough 2011 debut, "RISE YE SUNKEN SHIPS." Songs like "Now You Are Free" and the plaintive "Walkabout" are both immediate and engaging, joining joyously unrestrained arrangements with singer/guitarist Billy McCarthy's signature affective lyricism. "AUGUSTINES" marks a milestone on Augustines' amazing journey, the work of a gifted band ascending to new heights while simultaneously grappling with their place in the universe.
"You have to do some soul-searching when given the opportunity to manifest your dream," McCarthy says. "You're free to walk the walk you always said you could walk."
"If you struggle for a period of time to get something, there's obviously a feeling of pride that comes when you achieve it," says co-founder/bassist Eric Sanderson. "It's very freeing, but like with any kind of freedom, it comes with a sense of wonder and confusion."
Augustines was born upon the ashes of the Brooklyn indie rock band, Pela. That combo called an end to its collective trip in 2009, but founders McCarthy and Sanderson reunited to record a series of deeply personal songs chronicling despair, depression, and the untimely death of a close family member. They dubbed their intimate new endeavor, "Augustines," which trademark issues required be appended to "We Are Augustines."
"The name 'Augustines' resonates for us in many regards," Sanderson says. "The minute we gave the project a name is really when it birthed itself. To have that name taken away from us, or even modified in a minor way, was always difficult. Now we've come full circle."
"RISE YE SUNKEN SHIPS" – recorded and mixed by Dave Newfeld (Broken Social Scene, Super Furry Animals) – instantly set Augustines among modern music's most compelling new bands. Songs like "Juarez" and "Book of James" touched a collective nerve, their dark subject matter refracted and then elevated by Augustines' affirmative approach. Hailed by iTunes as 2011's "Best Alternative Album," "RISE YE SUNKEN SHIPS" was a critical and popular sensation, earning abundant praise and a fervent fan following. McCarthy and Sanderson enlisted the talents of British-born, conservatory-trained drummer Rob Allen and with that, Augustines became a fully-fledged band. The trio traveled the planet, performing innumerable headline shows, support sets, and show-stealing festival dates.
"We went touring together for two and a half years," Allen says, " Over two hundred shows…You can imagine the kind of bond you get from going on the road like that. You become a family."
By the end, Augustines felt akin to Archibald MacNeal Willard's "The Spirit of '76," bloodied but unbowed as they marched home from their long campaign. They paused to heal their dents and dings, with McCarthy embarking on an extended expedition that saw him visit such far-flung locales as Kenya, Turkey, Mexico, and Alaska. He eventually drifted back to the Applegate, California elementary school where he first learned an instrument. There he worked, observed by students and faculty as he put fingers on strings and pen to paper.
"I wanted to go back to the most stripped down form," he says, "to when and where music first touched me. It was very soothing, having been at this for 12 years, to limp back to this small town grade school."
Meanwhile, Sanderson and Allen worked on demos of their own, each still abuzz with ideas and experiences garnered on the infinite tour. In late November 2012, Augustines reconvened for a month of woodshedding at Temperamental Recordings, a converted 19th century country church in Geneseo, New York.
"It was like a music factory," Allen says. "You could just feel the creativity oozing. We'd been playing basically the same set for two years so it was just like an overflow of ideas, like lava from a volcano."
Fully armed, Augustines next headed to Bridgeport, Connecticut to record with co-producer Peter Katis at his residential Tarquin Studios. Katis (The National, Frightened Rabbit, Interpol, and – most importantly to Augustines – Jónsi) proved the ideal collaborator, helping focus the band's driven pace and ample vision.
"We needed to work with somebody that was mature and confident," Sanderson says. "Peter is very regimented and organized. He's level-headed and that helped us to be level-headed as well."
From the start, the sessions evinced a decidedly more optimistic point of view that the one which fired their heartrending debut, with songs like "Nothing To Lose But Your Head" and the buoyant "Kid, You're On Your Own" lit by positive vibrations and striking confidence.
"This was us moving on together," Allen says. "It was wonderful to come through the other end and record a new record. It was a huge accomplishment and looks towards a brighter future for us all."
"The depth and the place the first record came from is not something that is repeatable," says Sanderson. "It's not something one would want to repeat. We did everything we could — as artists, as men – to learn from that experience, to become better people and move on."
Where their first record was created in relative isolation, "AUGUSTINES" was made "with the awareness that we weren't going to be alone anymore," says McCarthy. "This is us handing it over to those people that sang our songs back to us all over the world.
"The first record was obviously very personal," he says. "It was really for us in many ways. There was almost an exchange – we turned from the interior and started considering some of the breathtaking moments that happened to us on the road, in different countries."
Indeed, tracks like the thundering "Cruel City" and the album-closing "Hold Onto Anything" demonstrate a distinctly outward shift in sonic scope, interpolating the holistic experience of West African music into Augustines' sweeping, multi-faceted sound.
"It's not musicians up on a pedestal," Sanderson – who studied music in Ghana – says. "The audience is singing, the audience is dancing, they're all making musictogether.." That's what we've been trying to do our whole lives as musicians, but only recently have we been able to embrace that."
"It's all about being inclusive," McCarthy says. "Interaction is the lifeblood of what we think music is."
Augustines are eager to bring their brilliant new album to a worldwide audience keen for their return. If "RISE YE SUNKEN SHIPS" provided much needed catharsis, "AUGUSTINES" now takes this very special band to an altogether new plane, transcendent and triumphant.
August 2013
- Billy McCarthy - Guitar, Vocals
- Eric Sanderson - Bass, Keyboards, Vocals
- Rob Allen - Drums
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Will Africa's Coffee Comeback Drive Up Latte Prices?
After a historic drought in Brazil caused the global coffee supply to fall and prices to rise, now, more African coffee farmers are cashing in on their crops. How will this impact your morning cup of joe? WSJ's Leslie Josephs discusses. Photo: Nicholas Bariyo/The Wall Street Journal
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Texas State professor's property targeted by feds
Federal prosecutors are trying to take two homes of a Texas State University professor as part of an ongoing money laundering investigation.
They filed a lawsuit this week in a San Antonio federal court seeking to forfeit the Kyle home of Sindy Chapa, 37, an assistant professor and associate director of the Center for the Study of Latino Media and Markets at Texas State's School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Chapa hasn't been charged with a crime, and an affidavit by an Internal Revenue Service agent explaining why the feds think they should have the house has been sealed. But in the public court filings, prosecutors allege the property was bought with proceeds of criminal activity.
Prosecutors are also seeking forfeiture of a house Chapa owns in McAllen.
Chapa said Wednesday she was unaware of the filings.
"I don't have any information about that," she said.
Chapa, who has degrees from universities in Mexico and the U.S., joined Texas State in 2008 and won the university's 2011-12 Presidential Award for Excellence in Service. A Texas State spokesman said the university was unaware of an investigation.
The house in Kyle, in the Plum Creek neighborhood, is valued at $272,910 and the house in McAllen is valued at $357,441, according to appraisal district records.
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Mexico now after ex-border governor
Secrecy now shrouds case involving Mexican pol
Official: Mexico seizes property of ex-governor
Mexico's former ruling party suspends ex-governor
PRI aiming to cut ties with ex-governor
Accused cartel front man had business in S.A.
Accused money launderer linked to Zetas indicted
Former Mexico officials with ties to Texas under investigation
S.A. ties to drug cash detailed
Another Mexican border state official arrested
Suspect on Zetas' hit list arrested
It's not unusual for San Antonio prosecutors to seal affidavits outlining why they want property forfeited, but in recent high-profile cases, the owners have been out of the country. This is a rare situation in which the property owner is in the U.S. and could potentially contest the forfeiture.
Last year, federal agents began a series of investigations targeting alleged money laundering in San Antonio and South Texas. At the top of their list has been Tomás Yarrington Ruvalcaba, the former mayor of the border city of Matamoros and ex-governor of Tamaulipas, the Mexican state that stretches along the Texas border from Laredo to Brownsville.
A Mexican Web site, Columna Tamaulipas, has identified Chapa as an ex-girlfriend of Yarrington.
Sources confirmed investigators in the U.S. have received similar information about that prior relationship, leading agents to claim that the houses were obtained with illegal proceeds.
Yarrington's Houston-based attorney, Joel Androphy, decried the government for sealing the affidavits, claiming it prevents anyone from questioning the truthfulness of the agents' sources of information.
"They're protecting the identity so we cannot question the person's credibility," Androphy said.
He did not agree with the alleged relationship between Yarrington and Chapa.
"What does that have to do with the criminal allegations?" Androphy asked. "When they spend time trying to tarnish one's personal life, it causes you to question the credibility of their allegations. It has nothing to do with the credibility of their criminal case."
Prosecutors in South Texas have alleged in court documents that Yarrington took millions of dollars in bribes from drug cartels and laundered them in Texas. As part of that investigation, they're seeking forfeiture of 46 acres on San Antonio's North Side.
Androphy said Yarrington left the U.S. earlier this year at the request of the government because his immigration status allowing him here had expired.
"The bottom line is they're spending a lot of time making general allegations against a gentleman that they asked to leave the country," Androphy said. "And then they turn around and start making these allegations. It's illogical you would allow someone to leave the country when they are under criminal investigation. The timing of the government's request that he leave the country and the timing of the allegations suggest they have no support."
"He never ran from the government. He'd still be here today if the government had not asked him to leave."
Asked where Yarrington is now, Androphy said he never keeps up with any of his clients' itineraries.
Yarrington has not been charged with a crime in the U.S. and has maintained his innocence, but last week a Mexican judge issued a warrant for his arrest. He remains a fugitive.


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Properly timing the application of postemergence herbicides is critical, says Aaron Hager, University of Illinois Extension weed specialist. Recent precipitation, coupled with warm temperatures, will result in rapid growth of emerged weeds and possible reductions in corn yield if weeds persist too long.
"Unfortunately, it's not possible to accurately predict the specific day after planting or emergence when weed interference begins to reduce corn yield," Hager says. "This interval is influenced by many factors, and can vary based upon the weed spectrum, density of certain species, available soil moisture, etc."
Weed scientists generally suggest an interval, based either upon weed size (in inches) or days after crop/weed emergence, during which postemergence herbicides should be applied to avoid crop yield loss via weed interference. In corn it is often recommended to remove weeds before they exceed about 2 in. tall. The longer weeds are allowed to remain with the crop the greater the likelihood of crop yield loss, Hager says.
"It's important to remember that the labels of most postemergence corn herbicides allow applications at various crop growth stages, but almost all product labels indicate a maximum growth stage beyond which broadcast applications should not be made, and a few even a state minimum growth stage before which applications should not be made," he says.
These growth stages are usually indicated as a particular plant height or leaf stage or both. For product labels that indicate a specific corn height and growth state, Hager advises growers to follow the more restrictive of the two.
"Application restrictions exist for several reasons, but of particular importance is the increased likelihood of crop injury if applications are made outside a specified growth stage or range," he says.
Corn plant height is commonly used on many herbicide labels, but plant height may not always provide an accurate indication of the plant's true physiological maturity. Hager says determining plant height may seem relatively straightforward, but using different benchmarks for measurement can lead to different plant heights.
"Generally, corn plant height is determined by measuring from the soil surface to the arch of the uppermost leaf that is at least 50% emerged from the whorl," he says. "Be sure to measure several plants in a given field and average the numbers. Plant height is obviously influenced by many factors, including genetics and the growing environment. Adverse environmental conditions, such as cool air/soil temperatures, hail, etc., can greatly retard plant height and result in corn plants that are physiologically older than their height suggests."
Many agronomists agree that leaf number is a more accurate measurement of corn developmental stage. Counting leaves and counting leaf collars are the two primary techniques used. Leaf counting begins with the short first leaf (the one with a rounded tip) and ends with the leaf that is at least 40-50% emerged from the whorl.
Counting leaf collars also begins with the short first leaf, but includes only leaves with a visible collar (the light-colored band where the leaf joins the stem). Leaves in the whorl or those without a fully developed collar are not counted. The leaf collar method quite often stages a corn plant at one leaf less than the leaf counting method, he says.
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This is in reference to the posting by Nor_Cal_Dale on 04/23/2009. I am having a similar problem.
The history add-on manager worked great in OpenOffice 3.0. However, it does not work at all in OpenOffice 3.1. I even tried reinstalling it.
I did delete the recent documents list from showing up on the toolbar via Tools/Customize, but this does not clear the files from the history.
I did delete C:\Documents and Settings\Your User Name\Application Data\OpenOffice.org\3\user\registry\data\org\openoffice\Office\Common.XCU and the files are still in the history!
There must be some way to get rid of them! Any help would be appreciated!


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After rolling out RC2 for CM7.2 based on Android 2.3.7 a month ago, and nearly CM7.2 RC1 nearly three months ago, the CM team today has finally released the final version of CM7.2 for a bunch of Android devices. Compared to the last two RC releases, the final version of CM7.2 does not contain any new features. It mainly consists of bug fixes, and some stability and performance improvement. Some of these bugs have been plaguing quite a few Android handsets for a long time now including the popular ringtone disappearing from SD card issue.
Apart from this, the final version of CM7.2 brings support for tons of new handsets including Samsung Galaxy Ace, Mini, Motorola Atrix, Sony Ericsson Xperia Live, Pro, Active and more. While the development pace for CM7.2 did slow down heavily, the CM team made up for it by back porting some features from CM9 to CM7.2 including Smart Dialing, and ICS like animations. The whole change-log for the update can be found here.
Going forward, CM7.2 is going to be the last release for quite a few handsets that can perfectly run Ice Cream Sandwich including the Nexus S and Galaxy S II. However, development as a whole for CM7.2 won't stop as the developers will keep on trying to support as many devices as possible and fix any new bugs they come across.


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As it turns out, UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez (13-1 MMA, 11-1 UFC) wasn't suspended six months following his UFC 166 victory over Junior dos Santos (16-3 MMA, 10-2 UFC) earlier this month.
While the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation initially told MMAjunkie.com the champ was medically suspended six months due to a suspected broken jaw, a representative today said it was an error.
"After review of the UFC 166 information it has been determined the Velasquez/dos Santos suspensions were posted incorrectly," a rep wrote via email.
Instead, Velasquez, whose rep subsequently told MMAjunkie.com the fighter's jaw was fine and that the suspension confused them, has been suspended 15 days for precautionary reasons. That means his return could come a lot sooner than originally expected.
UFC 166 took place Oct. 19 at Houston's Toyota Center and aired on pay-per-view. In the heavyweights' rubber match and the night's main event, Velasquez scored a fifth-round TKO victory over dos Santos.
Dos Santos remains suspended indefinitely barring clearance from a physician for his nose and jaw injuries. Even when cleared, the ex-champ faces a minimum suspension of 180 days.
For complete coverage of UFC 166, stay tuned to the UFC Events section of the site.
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Unlike most manufacturers, Allied has on-staff homescape professionals who can assist you in creating a design, choosing the right materials, determining cost and providing referrals to qualified contractors.
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Light mounts to a wall on top of a crack sticker (included) making it appear like it has broken into or smashed through the wall.
Place directly above crib, bed or anywhere in the room.
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Official OS version version 126.96.36.1998 has been released for the Bold 9790 from STC Saudi Arabia. If you have a Bold 9790 its time once again to get out that USB cord and give your device a fresh new OS. As always please remember to let us know your findings/fixes.
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Enter, the wet bag.
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Wet bags, you've heard of 'em, right? It's basically just a regular old zipper pouch that's lined with some kind of waterproof fabric.
I've seen tutorials for wet bags floating around blogland that use shower curtains or cheap plastic table cloths as liners. These seem fine for toting swimsuits around, but since I knew I'd be using mine on a regular basis, I wanted something a little more hearty and, more importantly, something that I could throw in the wash along with the dirty diapers. You know, wash out all the smell and bacteria. Seems like a good idea.
So I asked you all what to use and you wisely suggested PUL. Thank you! I haven't actually had a chance to wash it yet, but I will be doing that soon. Very soon. And, once I do, I'll come back here and update you all on how it goes. But I expect it to go just fine. Because everyone I've asked who's used it says it washes just fine. Anyone want to back me up on that?
Okay, so let's get back to the awesome wet bag I made. I actually made two, one travel size one and one different one, but we'll get to the other one tomorrow.
I was going to type up more about the bag, but... why? These pictures speak for themselves. Enjoy.
A few FYI's-
-This bag works great.
-I made it before I actually bought the diapers and thought "It is huge! It is too big!" I was wrong. It is a little big, but not so big. Actually, it's just about right. Just big enough for two dirty cloth diapers.
-PUL can be tricky to sew with. Well, only on the sticky-ish side. But only sometimes. It was frustrating on this bag when I was sewing the top stitching next to the zipper. The bag I'll show you tomorrow caused me no grief whatsoever. So who knows. But if you happen to luck out and have one of those frustrating experiences, tissue paper is the answer. Get some white tissue paper that you can kind of see through and just put it on top of the PUL. Then pull it off when you're done.
-You can buy PUL at Jo Ann's. It's about $10/yard. It's about $5/yard when you use your 50% off coupon. Why would anyone ever pay full price for anything at Jo Ann's?
-I bought a yard of PUL and it was enough to make this bag and the large bag I'll show you tomorrow. With a little bit left over.
Wet bags. That is the answer to stink-free diaper bags.
See you tomorrow for more cloth diapering adventures!
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To the states out there that plan to disregard the No Child Left Behind Act, the Education Department says this: Not so fast.
Idaho, Montana, and South Dakota so far have notified the department that they do not plan to follow the federal accountability law, and instead will use their own accountability systems. But that's not going to fly, department officials say. If Congress does not rewrite the law, either Education Secretary Arne Duncan will enforce the existing law, which he has called "broken," or he will allow states to earn waivers in "exchange for reform." (That's plan B.) There is no plan C.
Spokesman Justin Hamilton said this today when I asked him about the states that plan to disobey the law: "We all agree NCLB is broken, and the best way to fix it is for Congress to send a bipartisan bill for the President to sign by the start of the school year. If Congress needs more time, our plan B would be to offer relief in exchange for reform to states who desperately want flexibility from NCLB's broken provisions. This will give all states the option of either complying with existing law, or participating in plan B. One way or another, we need to enforce the law or change it."
But states, and Congress, are still waiting for details on that supposed plan B. In fact, the department apparently didn't meet the July 1 deadline set by Rep. John Kline, R-Minn., the chairman of the House education committee, to cough up more details on Duncan's waiver plan.
Hamilton said, "We are in touch with Rep. Kline's office about the letter and are working to get [a response] to them soon."


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|editShibi Aburame [1][2]
|油女シビ Aburame Shibi
|Volume #16, Naruto Chapter #137
|Naruto Episode #79
|Naruto Shippūden the Movie: The Lost Tower
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Shibi Aburame (油女シビ, Aburame Shibi) — "Gen" (ゲン, Gen) in some pieces of Naruto media — is a jōnin, and the head of Konohagakure's Aburame clan.
When Shikuro Aburame died, Shibi became the guardian of his son Torune. During this time together, Torune and Shibi's son Shino formed a sibling relationship. Danzō Shimura would confront Shibi on one occasion expressing his desire to recruit another young member of the insect-using clan for Root, expressing interest in Shino. Shibi tried to diffuse the situation by asking to talk with the Third Hokage, not wanting to give up his son, however, Danzō noted that he already had full authority to take Shino. Before making Shino's recruiting official, Torune offered himself, not wanting his childhood friend to live such a lonely life. He was able to appeal to Danzō by revealing who his father was.[3]
Shibi is just as stoic and silent as (if not even more so than) his son. He is described as a "self-possessed figure, and the pride of Aburame".[1] Like his son, he is cautious by nature and also believes in never underestimating an opponent, no matter how small or weak they may appear. Despite his stoic personality, he is shown to care deeply for his son as shown when he tried whatever he could to prevent him from being recruited as a member of Root and was the first to aid him when he was poisoned during his fight with Kankurō.
Shibi, like all members of his clan, has his eyes obscured by dark glasses which feature a single tassel hanging down from one-side. He has very spiky short black hair and a moustache. He typically wears a high collared outfit, while carrying a gourd on his back that is used for holding more kikaichū. He also tends to keep his hands in his pockets a lot, another trait he and his son share.
During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Shibi is now sporting a goatee and wears a hooded variant of his regular high collared outfit; similar to the one worn by his son. He also wears the Allied Shinobi Forces' forehead protector.
Considered the "pride of Aburame",[1] and being a jōnin, Shibi is undoubtedly a powerful shinobi. As an Aburame, he lives in coexistence with a special breed of insects, the kikaichū, which he can use to cover the enemy and drain their chakra.[4] He could also use the insects to suck out poison, as seen when he rescued his son Shino from the poison Kankurō used on him.[5] Further attesting to his skills, he was even put in charge of a team tasked with stopping Naruto from escaping from the Island Turtle during the Fourth Shinobi World War.
Part I
Konoha Crush
During the Konoha Crush, Shibi used his kikaichū to draw out the poison that afflicted his son's body.[5] Following the invasion, he attended the Third Hokage's funeral.[6]
Sasuke Recovery Mission
Shibi went on a mission with his son around the time Sasuke defected from Konoha.[7]
Part II
Pain's Assault
Over the course of Pain's assault on Konoha, Shibi joins Muta, his son and another unnamed member of his clan in confronting Konan. They use their kikaichū to eat the paper that Konan had wrapped several shinobi in while Katsuyu healed them. He then advises his son to give it everything he's got.[8] The anime expands on this battle and the Aburame can be seen launching a surprise overhead assault on her, however this turns out to be just a clone. As they look up they realise that they are surrounded by clones of Konan who descend on them. Shibi and his clansmen send their bugs to destroy the clones who, to their surprise, detonate. Shibi tells his son to get away after realising that explosive tags had been placed in the clones. As they narrowly escape the explosion, Konan, who had drenched herself in water to counter the effects of fire and mixed herself in with the clones can be seen walking out of the flames. Later, after the invasion's conclusion, he returned to the devastated village in order to celebrate Naruto Uzumaki's defeat of Pain.[9]
Fourth Shinobi World War: Countdown
In the anime, Shibi is present at the war council meeting that Tsunade convenes.
Fourth Shinobi World War: Confrontation
During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Shibi was sent to the Island Turtle alongside several other Konohagakure shinobi, to ensure that Naruto remained within the confines of his training room. When Naruto attempted to leave the temple, Shibi tried to convince him to stop by proposing that they talk once he had returned, however, Iruka interjected that he would do it instead.[10]
In spite of his conviction and the assistance that he provided to Iruka's fictitious story, by asserting that Yamato's absence was due to his abilities being required elsewhere, Shibi's attempt to deceive Naruto ends in failure and results in the violent eviction of his entire team from the temple. Now outside, Shibi reluctantly allows Iruka to describe a truthful account of current events but this too fails, causing Shibi to disperse his kikaichū in order to stop Naruto. However, after the chakra of the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox proves too much for his bugs, Shibi orders Temui to alert the Barrier Squads in the area, while everyone else continues with the pursuit.[11]
Kaguya Ōtsutsuki Strikes
Ultimately, Shibi, along with Iruka and the rest of the world, were freed from the Infinite Tsukuyomi genjutsu by Naruto and Sasuke after they ended the war. He later attended the mass funeral held in Konoha.
In Other Media
Naruto Shippūden the Movie: The Lost Tower
Shibi was assigned to a team with Minato Namikaze and Chōza Akimichi to intervene in the crisis that was occurring in Rōran, where a Konoha missing-nin from the future called Mukade was building a Puppet Army using the power of the Ryūmyaku — an ancient chakra flow deep underground the city, and plans to change the future to his favour, conquering the Five Great Shinobi Countries. Minato asks the Third Hokage's permission to bring his student, Kakashi Hatake, and the Hokage agrees. During the mission, Shibi used his kikaichū to attack the giant puppet Mukade had created, though the insects were unable to devour all the chakra supplied to the puppets with the Ryūmyaku.
Video Games
Shibi Aburame is a playable character in the following video games:
|Game name
|Japanese release
|English release
|Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Blazing
|14 July 2016
|24 August 2016
- According to the databook(s):
- His favourite phrase is "Even a tiny insect has half a soul" (一寸の虫にも五分の魂, Issun no mushi ni mo gobu no tamashii).
- In an omake for Naruto: Shippūden episode 173, Shibi is suggested to be just as forgettable as his son is; the Ino–Shika–Chō invites him to lunch, but quickly forget that they did so, remembering only that they invited someone. When Shibi arrives at the restaurant, the waiter also forgets him, causing him to wait two hours for his order.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Second Databook, page 21
- ↑ Fourth Databook, page 22
- ↑ Naruto: Shippūden episode 317
- ↑ Naruto: Shippūden episode 275
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Naruto chapter 137, page 11
- ↑ Naruto chapter 139
- ↑ Naruto chapter 182, page 17
- ↑ Naruto chapter 427, page 14
- ↑ Naruto chapter 450, page 5
- ↑ Naruto chapter 534, pages 16-17
- ↑ Naruto chapter 535, pages 1-15


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FCC votes to overturn net neutrality rules
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The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to overturn rules that force ISPs to treat all data traffic as equal.
Commissioners at the agency voted two-to-one to end a "net neutrality" order enacted in 2015.
Ajit Pai, head of the FCC, said the rules demanding an open internet harmed jobs and discouraged investment.
Many Americans and technology firms filed objections to the FCC's proposal prior to the vote.
"This is the right way to go," said Mr Pai ahead of the vote on Thursday.
In a statement, the FCC said it expected its proposed changes to "substantially benefit consumers and the marketplace". It added that, before the rules were changed in 2015, they helped to preserve a "flourishing free and open internet for almost 20 years".
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The vote by the FCC commissioners is the first stage in the process of dismantling the net neutrality regulations.
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This call for comments is likely to attract a huge number of responses. Prior to the vote, more than one million statements supporting net neutrality were filed on the FCC site.
Many people responded to a call from comedian and commentator John Oliver to make their feelings known.
Separately, some protestors also used software bots to repeatedly file statements on the site.
Many fear that once the equal access rules go, ISPs will start blocking and throttling some data while letting other packets travel on "fast lanes" because firms have paid more to reach customers quicker.
US ISPs such as Comcast, Charter Communications and Altice NV have pledged in public statements to keep data flowing freely.
Despite this public pledge Comcast, along with Verizon and AT&T, opposed the original 2015 rule change saying it dented their enthusiasm for improving US broadband.
Facebook, and Google's parent company Alphabet as well as many other net firms have backed the open net rules saying equal access was important for all.


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The 18-year-old posted a very seductive pic on her Instagram from a recent photo shoot, in which she's wearing a see-through black top that just gives a glimpse of her nipples.
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FAA plans to lay off 10 percent of air traffic controllers
Furloughs could mean air travel delays for travelers
The Federal Aviation Administration said it will furlough 15,000 air traffic controller positions.
"I think most of the controllers here were just hoping that it wouldn't come to this," said John Bratcher, a representative for the Air Traffic Controllers Association. "Controllers like coming to work and moving airplanes. When you tell them, 'You can't come to work,' it hurts."
Bratcher said the Air Traffic Controllers Association is doing everything in its power to stop the cuts.
"We've been working with aviation industries to educate Congress that this is going to have a huge impact," he said.
Bratcher says it won't be just air traffic controllers who will be feeling the burden of the furloughs.
"It's going to affect everyone from the business traveler who is trying to get to a meeting, to somebody going to Miami trying to catch a cruise," said Bratcher. "It's going to affect people getting packages. FedEx, UPS and the U.S. mail -- those are all transported through the aviation system."
Bratcher said the public could be seeing the effects of the furloughs as early as Monday.
In addition to the air traffic controller furloughs, the FAA plans on closing 149 unfunded air traffic control towers across the country starting June 15.
Two of those towers are in Arkansas: Drake Field in Fayetteville and Texarkana Regional in Texarkana.


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Detroit at Washington The second half is underway and my Redskins are still kicking ass. Mike Sellers is absolutely destroying people (video of this to come) and he even managed to steal a touchdown away from all of the Clinton Portis fantasy owners. Washington is dominating on both sides of the ball. Jason Campbell has been precise, the offense has held the ball, and the defense hasn't let Jon Kitna get comfortable. The Super Bowl bound Redskins lead 14-0! Alright, enough homerism, the rest are after the jump.
Arizona at St. Louis Matt Leinart and Kurt Warner are a combined 15/27 passing the ball with one interception coming from the morally questionable one. The old one actually managed to rush for a one-yard touchdown joining Edgerrin James in the box score. Larry Fitzgerald has already gone well over 100 yards without Anquan Boldin playing. On the other side St. Louis is hanging tough. Gus Frerotte did what Marc Bulger hasn't been able to in a while, throwing a touchdown to a receiver. 23-13 Arizona leads.
Atlanta at Tennessee DeAngelo Hall asked for forgiveness in his own special way, returning a LenDale White fumble all the way for the score. After that Tennessee started giving the ball to Chris Brown who's found the end zone once himself. Aside from that it's been the crappy field goal battle everybody expected. Vince Young is not doing his part to make the game more interesting, he's already turned it over twice. Atlanta's on top 13-10
NY Jets at NY Giants After the Giants opened up the second half with a touchdown drive ending in a Brandon Jacobs 19-yard run the Jets answered right back. Leon Washington took the kick back almost the entire length of the field to reestablish a double digit lead. Chad Pennington has played well with one touchdown and an interception to match but Eli Manning has been absolutely putrid. Fortunately for the Giant faithful the running game looks stout once again. Derrick Ward and Brandon Jacobs are both moving the ball with ease. 24-14 Jets in the best game so far today.
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It's been a bumper two weeks for MemShrink.
Gregor Wagner tweaked the JS garbage collection heuristics on B2G so that collections occur more frequently. This prevents too much garbage from accruing, which is important on low-memory B2G devices.
Justin Lebar disabled sync on B2G, because it isn't used.
Justin also implemented the ability to dump GC/CC logs when a particular signal is received, which is particularly useful for B2G.
B2G's Operation Slim Fast is in full swing. Please see the tracking bug for details about what is happening. While there are a number of important fixes in the pipeline, memory consumption is still a critical issue for B2G simply because the devices don't have much memory in the first place. Any additional help from Mozilla developers will be greatly appreciated. For example, if anyone can help identify unnecessary compartments, that would be helpful.
Memory Reporting
Boris Zbarsky improved the reporting coverage of style sheets. We've seen this improved coverage account for over 1% of explicit on desktop and over 2% of explicit on B2G.
I fixed some double-counting of style sheets, and slightly improved the reporting coverage of style sheets and JS compartments.
Nathan Froyd added memory reporting for telemetry.
Justin Lebar fixed some over-reporting of the JS stack. Justin also added to about:memory the ability to read JSON memory report data from the clipboard.
I renamed DMD as DMDV, in preparation for its in-progress, non-Valgrind replacement to take over the original name.
Testing With Valgrind
Gary Kwong has done some heroic work recently getting Valgrind tests passing on Tinderbox. (Strictly speaking, the tests run Memcheck, which is the default Valgrind tool and is synonymous with Valgrind) His blog post about it is well worth reading.
This is important for MemShrink because Memcheck can detect an important class of memory leaks — ones where all references to a block of memory are lost and so the block leaks forever. But it's also important for Firefox as a whole because Memcheck can detect a slew of other memory-related errors, such as writing unaddressable memory (e.g. buffer overruns) and using undefined values in dangerous ways. These are the kinds of defects that cause crashes, security vulnerabilities, and other major problems.
The tests are currently hidden on TBPL because they only run on mozilla-central once a day, which is generally not enough for a test suite to be reliable enough to be worth unhiding. Having said that, the ability to write suppressions for errors found with Memcheck complicates considerations; see bug 800435 for further discussion.
Gregg Lind fixed things so that our Aurora/Beta users are certain to get an up-to-date, non-leaky version of the Test Pilot add-on. (Version 1.1.2 was the leaky version; version 1.2.0 or later has the fix.) This was a longstanding MemShrink:P1 bug.
Erik Vold fixed a zombie compartment in Scriptish. Version 0.1.8 has the fix.
Josep del Rio fixed a zombie compartment in Speed Dial. Version 0.9.6.10 has the fix.
Boris Zbarsky fixed a bad zombie compartment leak relating to expandos. This was a recent regression, and the fix is present on Aurora and Beta. The problem was first reported in the comments of my MemShrink report from four weeks ago — many thanks to Alex for reporting it and preventing it from reaching an official Firefox release!
Bug Counts
Here are the current bug counts.
- Unprioritized: 13 (-1/+11)
The unprioritized count is high because we spent the first part of today's MemShrink meeting talking with Gavin Sharp, Jared Wein and Felipe Gomes about the upcoming social API, and then spent some additional time discussing B2G with David Clarke. As a result we didn't have time to triage the 23 new MemShrink bugs. We've scheduled an out-of-band MemShrink meeting for next week to get on top of the bug list.
Visiting Mountain View
I'll be in Mountain View all next week for the JS team work week. I'll be happy to meet up with anyone who wants to talk about memory consumption!


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