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You know, I was recently reflecting on my last hospital stay. It began something like this: "OH MY GOD!!!! WHAT IS THAT STABBING PAIN IN MY CHEST!!! ACK! IT'S RUNNING DOWN MY ARM!!!!! GGGGGGGGGGAHHHHHHHHHHH!"
I had a heart attack; a goddamned myocardial infarction! It fuckin' HURT!
So I got to stay in the hospital for a few days while the doctors reminded me not to be a fat fuck and to quit smoking. I got a couple of stents put in and they released me the next day.
Let me tell you, friends, there are certain things that I wish I had understood back then about hospital visits. Very seldom is a trip to the hospital a pleasant affair, so here are some tips to help prepare you for the blessed event.
First of all, a trip to the hospital may not even be necessary. These days, we're surrounded by all manner of "holistic" treatment, like bee-pollen as a cure for brain cancer. If you are into that sort of thing, you can consider it as an alternative to the hospital stay. You just need to consider whether or not you actually want to get better . . . hippie.
It's inevitable that, at some point, they are going to stick a bedpan under your ass. They love that. There's nothing the hospital staff loves more than watching a grown adult struggle with taking a shit while they're in bed. I say: take the thrill away from them! Get some practice at home with your wok!
Then we have the subject of health plans. These days, you can't get adequate treatment without one. Well, I have a health plan that's unbeatable! When you're admitted to the hospital, just remember to bring about 500 dollars in fives with you to um, "grease the wheels", you know? You'll get your oxygen on time, that way.
It is also important to dress appropriately. You should wear clothing that is loose-fitting and comfortable....You know, clothing you can bleed in........a lot.


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The Ultimate Fighting Championships' long-expected Boston show is now set with today's official announcement of "UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn II."
The Aug. 28 event takes place at the TD Garden with a headliner and rematch between UFC lightweight champion Frankie Edgar and ex-champ B.J. Penn.
Other rumored bouts now official include Randy Couture vs. James Toney, Gray Maynard vs. Kenny Florian, and Rousimar Palhares vs. Nate Marquardt.
All four fights are part of a main card that airs on pay-per-view.
Additionally, five preliminary-card bouts are now official for the card: Jorge Rivera vs. Alessio Sakara, Terry Etim vs. Joe Lauzon, Nik Lentz vs. Andre Winner, Nick Osipczak vs. Greg Soto, and Amilcar Alves vs. Mike Pierce.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) previously reported all nine of the matchups.
(For detailed fight breakdowns, check out our UFC 118 section of the site.)
UFC 118 marks the promotion's debut in Massachusetts, which only recently began regulating mixed martial arts.
"Without a doubt, Aug. 28 will be one of the highlights of my career," UFC president Dana White stated. "I'm thrilled to bring the UFC to Boston for the first time in our history. Boston is one of the world's greatest fight towns. Fans only expect the best, and we are bringing it with the rematch between B.J. Penn and Frankie Edgar, and the octagon debut of boxing legend James Toney versus one of the greatest UFC heavyweights of all time, Randy Couture."
Tickets for the event go on sale beginning next week and range from $75 to $600.
UFC 118 also includes a UFC Fan Expo, a two-day fan festival held at the Hynes Convention Center from Aug. 27-28.
The latest UFC 118 card now includes:
- Champ Frankie Edgar vs. B.J. Penn (for lightweight title)*
- Randy Couture vs. James Toney
- Nate Marquardt vs. Rousimar Palhares
- Kenny Florian vs. Gray Maynard
- Marcus Davis vs. Nate Diaz*
- Jorge Rivera vs. Alessio Sakara
- Terry Etim vs. Joe Lauzon
- Nik Lentz vs. Andre Winner
- Nick Osipczak vs. Greg Soto
- Amilcar Alves vs. Mike Pierce
- Phil Baroni vs. John Salter*
* – Not officially announced
For more on UFC 118 event, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
(Pictured: Frankie Edgar)

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News - What is going on at bab.la?
bab.la is all about languages and living abroad. We aim to provide our beloved community of users with the most valuable and useful content they could possibly find online. Follow our progress to find out the latest news and trends regarding language learning and expat life. Whether it's launching a new dictionary or running a new contest, we will keep you up to speed at all times!
Latest news
- Top 100 Language Lovers 2017 Every year we present to you the most inspirational language bloggers around the world and let you vote and decide who the best are! Find out more
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- The bab.la Language World Cup 2016 The BLWC is a competition in which two languages face off with each other everyday until only one, the most popular language in the world, is left! Find out more


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CWS Policies
- 1 Child Workspace Policies
- 1.1 Child Workspace Creation
- 1.2 Work on a Child Workspace
- 1.3 Synchronization with Master Workspace
- 1.4 Making the CWS "Ready for QA", "Approved by QA" and "Nominated" for Integration
- 1.5 Setting a CWS to "Approved by QA"
- 1.6 Integration
- 1.7 Integrated CWS
- 1.8 Appendix
Child Workspace Policies
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These Child Workspace (CWS) policies define the rules for quality driven software development. These rules are based on current knowledge. They will be updated with further experience and will be adapted accordingly.
Child Workspace Creation
A CWS can be created unconditionally. Use the CWS to solve existing issues, when you fix something in a CWS make sure that a corresponding issue exists and is added to the CWS.
The Scope: How to group tasks
A CWS is associated with at least one issue. An issue should only be assigned to a single CWS. Multiple simple issue – e.g. minor fixes – shall be associated with a single CWS. A more complex issue – e.g. a new feature – has to be associated with its own CWS. There are several categorizations of issues possible:
- High-impact features: Features that change user interface (UI) or workflow significantly. This includes minor changes of frequently used features, e.g. main menu items, common shortcuts, and default tool bars. Typically needs support from the User Experience (UX) team. An implementation team (I-Team) will be formed with members from development, UX and Quality Assurance (QA). This team develops a functional software specification and a test case specification for this new feature.
- Lower-impact features: features which have limited impact on UI or workflow. This may include changes of less frequently used features, existing User Interface guidelines or other guidelines can be used.
- Bug fixes category A: code changes modifying the layout of the UI , with changes in workflow or other significant code changes.
- Bug fixes category B: code changes which can be verified best by developers.
- Infrastructure issues: task, which are not directly related to the Office or another product.
- Documentation: Changes in online help, README
- Translation: localization issues
Issues should be grouped in a way, that a meaningful categorization of the CWS as above described can be done. Tasks should be registered in a CWS with agreement of all members of the CWS.
The Team: How to group people
For all child workspaces at least the "four eyes principle" should be applied.
- High-impact features: Developers, UX, QA and Documentation.
- Lower impact features: Developers, QA.
- Bug fixes cat A Fixes: Developers, QA
- Bug Fixes cat B: Developers, QA role taken by Development
- Infrastructure issues: Developers, QA role taken by Development
- Documentation: Documentation, QA role can be taken by Documentation
- Translation: Translation, QA role can be taken by Documentation
regardless of this categorization any member of any group can volunteer to participate and request another categorization.
Build Configurations
A Master Workspace (MWS) is built and tested in it's "product" and "non-product" builds on the "standard" platforms – currently Linux(x86), Solaris(Sparc), Solaris(x86), and Windows (32bit). Unless a CWS has a multi-language scope, a CWS delivers single language builds. The default language shall be "01" (en_US). A CWS must be built on at least two platforms in the "product" version (Windows and one UNIX platform) unless platform specific code of another OS is changed, in this case make sure that this platform is also tested.
Work on a Child Workspace
- The CWS "owner" should coordinate the code changes in CWS.
- Issues can be added or removed to represent the status in EIS. See above on how to group tasks.
- There will be no minor versions in a CWS.
Synchronization with Master Workspace
Synchronizations are useful, or may even be required, when a CWS already exists for some time to follow up with the changes that have been integrated into the master workspace during that time.
Use the Environment Information System (EIS). Access to the EIS is given by the URL http://eis.services.openoffice.org/EIS2/servlet/Logon Provide the necessary information about your CWS in the EIS database: Owner, QA representative, tasks, etc. Using 'email@example.com' (the @openoffice.org is mandatory) as the user, and your openoffice.org website password, as password. Replace xxxx by your userid.
Making the CWS "Ready for QA", "Approved by QA" and "Nominated" for Integration
A CWS must meet certain required criteria in order to be nominated. A CWS should meet certain recommended criteria as far as possible, for example criteria which may depend on further experience. A CWS is nominated for integration in three steps.
- The CWS "owner" sets the state of the CWS to "Ready for QA", if the CWS fulfills all criteria described below.
- The QA representative is responsible for organizing the QA effort and either set the CWS back to "New", if problems or regressions against the corresponding MWS build are found, or set the CWS to the state "Approved by QA" or "Nominated" if all tests passed.
- There is also the role of a "Gatekeeper" , who watches out for process violations. He has the authority to stop a CWS even after QA approval, if the QA was not done according to the rules. The release manager (one or more members of the release status meeting) will do the final nominations on release code lines.
Making the CWS "Ready for QA"
As a major rule: Never introduce new known bugs into the master.
Check if all of the following points are fulfilled before setting the CWS to "Ready for QA":
Mandatory points:
- The CWS has to be consistent.
If, for example, a feature was added in the CWS that needs a new (or changed) description in the help, than the CWS has to include the module 'helpcontent2' and the changed help texts have to be there.
- Do a smoketest for each platform. (cd smoketestoo_native && build )
- Describe features, documentation and / or user interface changes in EIS under Changes-Mails->New external feature.
- Document any interface changes in EIS under Changes-Mails->New external API.
- Flag any modules with binary incompatible changes in EIS.
- Make sure that all implemented features and bugs fixes are registered at the CWS and that they are really implemented and fixed. If a task is fixed in other cws, it has to be removed from this CWS.
- Verify that all issues which are assigned to the CWS are fixed/resolved and reassigned for verifying.
- (Only if applicable) Make a specification available, see the Specification Guide at http://specs.openoffice.org.
Desirable points:
- Synchronize to the latest milestone.
- Don't introduce new compiler/linker/etc. warnings. Write OpenOffice.org coding guidelines compliant code.
- Get new and changed interfaces reviewed. This refers especially to IDL interfaces, but also to C++/Java etc. classes which will be used from more than one or two clients.
Nice to have points:
- "lint, or valgrind"- like code checks.
- Upload the install sets to: ftp.stardiv.de. Ask at firstname.lastname@example.com for details.
Some of above criteria may need some "flair".
Setting a CWS to "Approved by QA"
The whole approval process can be found at Approve a CWS. A check list for incoming CWS and a action list for verifying issues in a CWS are included.
A QA representative for your [[[CWS]] can be found at Find a QA representative. Main points from the approval process are the following :
Mandatory points:
- Complete the tests successfully.
- The QA representative decides when enough tests are completed.
- (Should for bug fixes) Make a test specification/test case available, including a check whether the test specification/test case might need an update.
- Ask developers to approve the test specification/test case.
Desirable points:
- Let any raised assertion make the test fail.
Integration into master workspace is done by Release Engineering.
Integration failure / later QA failure: If this is not resolvable, the CWS is rejected and the MWS returns to the last milestone before. A CWS cannot be reused. Once it is integrated back into its master, the CWS is dead.
Integrated CWS
Information about the integrated or deleted CWS will be kept in the EIS database.
Known pitfalls and other problems
Separation among "Developer" and "QA" does not make sense in every case. Code changes, which will not change the programs behaviour (class redesign, removal of warnings, porting stuff). These kind of issues should be reviewed and set to verified by a peer. In these cases the I-Team should think of requesting a full automated test. Several reintegrations are done at one time. In the ideal world there would be only one reintegration of a child workspace back into the master at a time and every child workspace would be resynced before reintegration. practice has shown, that:
- most of the child workspaces get nominated close to deadlines, so more than one child workspace get reintegrated at a time.
- QA does not have unlimited resources, this has the consequence that the time frame for nomination can last some days. Usually a CWS get resynced before QA approval, so that at nomination time several CWS got integrated into the MWS and the chance of conflicting merges will rise.
- resync and rebuild of a cws can last some time (depending on the amount of modules and the degree of incompatibility of the integrated CWS since the last resync).
- working with child workspaces gives the illusion that you're living on an island: you don't interfere with anybodies work outside your I-Team. But this will move the work into the reintegration phase: you will have conflicts !
Therefore it might be useful to:
- use cwsanalyse to determine potential conflicts. |Resolve them in advance without rebuilding your complete CWS.
- If you plan bigger changes in the code, please communicate this on the dev list for better scheduling of these kind of child workspaces.
In cases the master workspace is broken, there are two possibilities:
- the easy case: The problem is discovered quickly, a P1 issue has been filed and the fix is also already available. Coordinate with Hamburg release engineering on how to get this fixed on the master workspace.
- the more difficult case: defects are discovered late in the process, the problem has been handed down to derived child workspaces, it does not affect all participant (P2/P3 issue). If the fix for this case has been applied at one of the living child workspaces, it can last some weeks until it get integrated into the master. If you're dependent on that fix you have to apply it yourself or have to workaround this in the meantime. This will likely cause merge conflicts again at reintegration time and cause some pain to people concerned.
Take the idea of the I-Team seriously: Communicate with your QA-Rep and QA folks early and often: What is expected to be in the child workspace, where to get the installation sets to test, which build configuration to test, etc.
Reasonable exceptions from the above listed rules are allowed: they should be requested on email@example.com (of course with well thought out reasons ;) ).


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3 Factors In Battling Cancer
When I was undergoing treatment for cancer several years ago, it occurred to me that there are three very important factors that can enhance your chances for survival of cancer. In the years that have followed, I have given countless talks and presentations on the subject.
Those three factors soon came to be called "My Three-Point Recipe for Surviving Cancer." Following those guidelines won't guarantee that you will survive cancer, but they will certainly enhance your chances for getting through the challenge and living a happy, productive life after cancer.
Factor one is early detection. Nothing is more important. It is essential that you do regular checkups, know if something unusual is going on with your body, get to the doctor in time. If cancer is detected in its early stages today, survival is virtually assured. When my cancer was detected, I had only 30 more days and my cancer would have been fatal.
Factor two is second opinions. I had a third opinion. Second and third opinions give you, the patient, the mental assurance that you are doing the right thing when the side effects of treatment become severe. In the middle of my treatment, I wanted to quit but I realized three individual oncologists had agreed on my diagnosis, my course of treatment, and my prognosis for survival. Those three opinions persuaded me to continue.
My dear friend, the late Dick Bloch, preached the need for second opinions as well. His reasoning was that doctors are human and can make mistakes and it's best to have more than one oncologist involved in treating your cancer, when your life is at stake.
Factor three is support, support from family, friends, and faith. Surviving cancer is something you cannot do alone. I had strong support from family, friends, and letters of support from more than 2,500 televison viewers in the Kansas City area. Faith in God gave me the conviction that I would persevere and survive.
I am convinced to this day that the huge mail response from our viewers had much to do with my survival of cancer. Each day, especially on days when I was about to give up, there would be another huge stack of mail encouraging me to continue the fight, that I can make it through.
When I give talks today, I encourage those who may have a dear friend going through the cancer battle to set up a chain of support so that each day the patient might receive at least one or two pieces of correspondence encouraging him or her to continue the fight.
Surviving cancer is a difficult challenge, perhaps the most difficult of life's challenges. But it can be done and I know "My Three-Point Recipe" can help. I've seen it work many times. As I tell my audiences, "I made it through and you can, too!"
Additional Resources:
Visit Kansas City's R.A. Bloch Cancer Foundation.The American Cancer Society


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OSCE Bodard Paper
Positioning Paper on Markup
Gabriel Bodard
(*in progress*)
- What is markup?
- Critical markup
- Consistency of markup
- Essential questions
What is markup?
When an editor "marks-up" a Greek or Latin text, whether in "deep" TEI XML, basic formatting (X)HTML, or even in Beta Code, she is adding a level of information to that text. At the simplest level perhaps this is information about paragraphs, sections, or line breaks, not much more than formatting information. A text in defined paragraphs will be represented with breaks between sections, a verse text will have line and perhaps stanza breaks. These breaks may be purely visual, but they may also affect the way in which a text is searched, for example: find me two words in collocation within two verse lines of one another.
There are several levels of added information that can be expressed with such markup. Structural information, such as line or section breaks, can be expressed with the simplest of markup, carriage returns in a text-only document, or a simple section escape mark in Beta Code (1), for example. Internal referencing information can probably also be expressed in this simple form, although some agreed siglum becomes necessary if the references are to be machine-readable; this can be as simple as employing an otherwise-unused bracket to surround a number, a combination of alphabetic and numeric characters as in Beta Code, or a fully unambiguous element or attribute value in XML.
At a further level down into the text, markup can be used to unambiguously express critical information about the nature of the text itself. In a sense the brackets and sigla used by epigraphic and papyrological editors who follow the Leiden conventions, or the similar conventions used by manuscript scholars, are doing exactly this. Square brackets represent characters restored by editorial conjecture from text completely lost; sub-puncted characters are visible but incomplete, etc. Beta Code extends this range of sigla to a very large degree, but (traditionally at least, although the TLG were trying to be more consistent when I worked there in 2000/1) it replicates the physical appearance of the sigla used rather than their semantic association. On the other hand, for example, the EpiDoc Guidelines for expressing epigraphic editions in TEI XML (2) recommend a fully unambiguous set of markup for representing the semantic meaning behind all of the Leiden sigla—including variants from Krummrey-Panciera to more idiosyncratic usages. Whatever the specific siglum used in a given edition or style sheet, it is the meaning of restored text (vel sim.) that is expressed in XML.
All of these levels of markup described above are considered essential by most projects, indeed should be expressed unambiguously even in traditional texts—although they may not always be machine-readable. A further level of information that many digital projects add to their texts, is to tag specific words (names, places, grammatical words, key subjects) within text. These words can then be extracted from the text and indexed, or made contextually searchable (find the string "ΑΓΓΕΛ" when it is part of a personal name), or even hyperlinked to a reference table or prosopography. It is here that XML is really the only feasible way forward, although at a bare minimum these keywords could be disambiguated in XHTML with classed anchors, I suppose. TEI allows one to tag a personal name, give a regularised spelling, give the nominative singular, and give a link to the database key or table id of the person to whom the name refers.
Beyond this, cross-references can be tagged, so that texts can point to other texts, or to other sections within the same text, either at the level of base text itself or of editorial comment, if this is part of the marked-up document. Other types of commentary, whether historical, philological, physical description, observation or conjecture can also be given explicit, machine-readable form in markup. Markup can also be used to give metadata about a text or edition, as well as about the electronic file itself, including revisions, authorship, and versioning information, in machine-readable form and inside the marked-up text. It is not my intention to go into great detail of all of these possibilities. Critical markup
Rather the question I would like to focus on for a moment is that level of markup which makes our text a true digital critical edition. That is to say, not merely a digital representation of a traditional critical text, but one where the markup itself reflects and enriches those elements that make an edition critical: the explicit recording of editorial decisions, critical apparatus, and notes. The nature of a digital critical apparatus depends somewhat on the kind of edition that is being created. Texts with a single exemplar, such as most documentary inscriptions and papyri, need to record editorial restorations, physical observations about damage, lacuna, and uncertainty, and detailed description of letterforms and scripts that can contribute to dating and reading, for example. A text that is a consolidated or ecclectic edition, such as a literary text with dozens of manuscript exemplars, needs to record different features: principally textual variants between witnesses. Individual lacunas and physical features are of less interest, and tend not to be included in the apparatus.
The TEI, with its strong support in the palaeographical and manuscript communities, has very good features in place for recording the second kind of apparatus information in XML. In fact the element <app> in TEI is extremely well-placed to record lemmata (<lem>), textual variants (<rdg wit="">), and multiple editorial restorations (<rdg resp="">). The lack of flexibility in both the P4 and the P5 guidelines for this element (<app> may contain one <lem> and must contain one or more <rdg>, with no top-level <note> or other free text element) highlights the fact that textual variants are considered the only use for the apparatus construction. The epigraphic or papyrological apparatus usage currently needs to either abuse the TEI elements and attributes somewhat, modify the schema for local use, or use a different mechanism: free paragraphs, for example. This need for adaptation may well lead to a wide variety in usage for marked-up critical apparatus, especially if there are no corpus-wide guidelines.
There are already several ways of marking-up critical apparatus within a TEI file. The traditional apparatus in a printed text appears as a list of notes either at the end of the edition, or as a running set at the bottom of each page, much like footnotes. Either of these visual layouts (or other electronic alternatives such as a sidebar or frame, a pop-up window, a tool-tip, modified mouse-over text, etc.) can be generated both from in-line and external apparatus markup. In-line apparatus is perhaps the less intuitive to a traditional philologist: it involves tagging the text itself, as it appears in the edition, with all of the variant readings or restorations associated with it. It is not even necessary to indicate a preference for one reading over the others—indeed some projects such as the OCP (3) eschew this artificial selection, prefering to offer all variants in an egalitarian apparatus. This in-line tagging allows apparatus features to be displayed non-traditionally, as pop-ups or dynamic text, for example, as well as extracting editorial comments and displaying them in the manner of footnotes or endnotes. External apparatus markup is closer to the traditional manner of keeping such comments outside of the text itself, but since the apparatus element is explicitly linked to the point in the text to which it refers, it is equally possible to display an external apparatus entry in any of the ways suggested above.
It is especially important in the case of critical apparatus remarks and variants that the markup in an Open Source Critical Edition be explicit and semantic, since this is information that affects the content of the text itself. A critical text that might be repurposed for a future publication or study, imported into a database for contextual searching, or otherwise used as source rather than merely output, needs to contain all of the text, including all feasible readings, somewhere in the encoding. Many scholars might be primarily or even only interested in searching the privileged reading that the editor prints on the page; choosing to trust, for example, West's judgement when studying Homer's use of the verb κηλέω. But a scholar re-using the Open Source text of Homer to create her own edition—with whatever slant or digital angle she brings to it—may need to examine every possible instance of this verb, even those occuring only in very few manuscripts or rejected by the consensus of the best modern scholarship. Not all digital editions will have the opportunity to list every single manuscript idiosyncracy in what may be a huge and complex tradition, but a truly digital critical apparatus will no doubt need to encode many such variants, even in the case of the most modest edition. Consistency of markup
Another important issue that I would like to address for the purposes of this meeting is the question of how much markup we should aim for in an Open Source Critical Edition. Indeed, if we are looking to build a distributed collection of compatible texts that can be handled, displayed, searched, and processed by a single corpus or database (or that can feed into more than one such engine), do we need consistency of markup at all? Clearly we need enough information attached to the text for it to be identifiable within the registry and protocols for identication, but these are issues that are being discussed by other sessions. How much does the structure of the critical markup need to be dictated by the collection?
It has been an assumption of my discussion of markup, above, that a sensible (perhaps the only reasonable) approach to marking up a digital critical edition would be to use TEI for the structural and semantic layers of markup (possibly with some stand-off solution to keep the base text clear for further modification). Would it be sufficient for consistency and interoperability that all the files validate to the TEI P5 schema for interchange, for example? There are often many different ways to tag the same phenomenon in TEI, depending on the editor's priorities and focus, for example, or the practice of a local interest group. Some of these varieties of practice might make a mixed collection of disparately marked-up texts less useful for global searching and processing, especially if "deep" features such as names and subjects are tagged.
One solution to this problem would be to recommend the use of a subset of TEI for use in Open Source Critical Editions, with specific options dictated for encoding various semantic distinctions, reference points, deep features, etc. This is the approach taken, for example, by the EpiDoc Guidelines and the constellation of epigraphic, papyrological, sigillographic, numismatic and other projects who take a similar approach. While EpiDoc is (mildly adapted) TEI XML, and while the Guidelines allow for a certain amount of flexibility of structure and editorial decision-making by individual projects and publications, in many cases the range of options available has been drastically cut down, reducing the opportunity for confusion and problematic variety. A search across a large corpus of EpiDoc or *Doc files will find more consistency, and therefore more useful results, than across a free corpus of TEI XML with no restrictions.
A second possible solution to this problem, one which allows for a more forgiving attitude to markup in an OSCE corpus, might be simply to have the specific decisions made about choice of TEI markup within a project documented in a machine-readable format. A TEI P5 schema declared in the RelaxNG language and built using the online tool Roma (4) will include an ODD file which documents in machine-readable form the decisions made in the definition of the TEI schema subset. It is not yet possible to use two ODDs to compare the schemas of two independant TEI projects and create a consolidated version of both with all diverging markup decisions normalised in a fully automated process, since the important information about element usage in an ODD is in the form of human-readable prose comments. Similarly, the statements about encoding in the <encodingDesc> of the TEI header are ultimately prose, even if tagged and structured prose, and it is hard to see how a machine will detect the equivalence of one project's <orig> to another's <sic>, for example. It might yet be possible to devise a secondary typology, using for example Leiden or Krummrey-Panciera numbered categories, to make this documentation more machine-readable. At this point, however, it becomes arguable that agreeing on such a typology is about as arduous as agreeing on a strict markup scheme in the first place. Essential questions
The important questions that I think we need to take away from this session include:
- Does an Open Source Critical Edition need to be marked up in TEI, or is a more relaxed approach to digital texts acceptable?
- How much attention needs to be paid to the apparatus criticus of a digital edition?
- How much consistency do we need to recommend for Open Source texts that we hope will be compatible with one or more large publication or search projects?
- How well can these hypothetical (and tangible!) large projects handle a mixture of deeply encoded and merely structurally marked-up documents in the same process?


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Athabasca Basin and beyond
Uranium news from Saskatchewan and elsewhere to April 17, 2015
by Greg Klein
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India's fast-emerging market becomes a Cameco customer
What was confirmed on April 15 had been anticipated all along—otherwise, why would Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall just happen to join the Ottawa announcement by Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi? Athabasca Basin heavyweight Cameco Corp TSX:CCO clinched a five-year deal to supply India with 7.1 million pounds of uranium.
The contract, valued by the feds at $350 million, completely overshadowed the day's other 15 bilateral announcements. Yet it's not all that big to a company that sold 33.9 million pounds U3O8 last year. Most importantly, the deal "opens the door to a dynamic and expanding uranium market," said Cameco president/CEO Tim Gitzel. "Much of the long-term growth we see coming in our industry will happen in India and this emerging market is key to our strategy."
Indeed Cameco described its new customer as the second-fastest-growing uranium market in the world. India's 21 reactors now produce 6,000 megawatts, only 3% of the country's consumption. Six new reactors should add another 4,300 MW by 2017, Cameco noted. By 2032 India's projected to have about 45,000 MW of nuclear capacity.
As for the impact on prices, Dundee Capital Markets analyst David Talbot told the Financial Post that the deal could cause a chain reaction for future contracts.
But the deal also aggravated an old wound. A group of anti-nuke activists meeting in Quebec—a province now considering an outright ban on uranium mining—denounced the sale to "a country that maintains an arsenal of nuclear weapons and has never signed the United Nations' Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty."
Attendees of the World Uranium Symposium reminded Canadians that "India has already broken its promise to Canada in the past by using a Canadian reactor given as a gift in 1956 to produce the plutonium for its first atomic bomb, detonated in 1974."
Gordon Edwards of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility added, "Despite rules specifying no military use of Canadian materials, some uranium from Canada could well end up in Indian bombs. At the very least, Canadian uranium will free up more Indian uranium for weapons production purposes."
Yet India plans to double its coal consumption by 2020, "overtaking the U.S. as the world's second-largest coal consumer after China," the Financial Post reported.
And as a supplier to India, Canada will hardly be alone.
Citing figures from India's Department of Atomic Energy, the World Nuclear Association stated the country had imported 4,458 tonnes of uranium since 2008, when India appeared to regain some of its pre-1974 credibility by signing the Nuclear Suppliers' Group agreement. Russia supplied 2,058 tonnes, Kazakhstan 2,100 tonnes and France 300 tonnes, according to the WNA. Several other countries, most recently Australia, have signed so-far unconsummated and not necessarily binding supply agreements with India.
Fission finishes winter work at Patterson Lake South
With another season of drilling wrapped up, Fission Uranium TSX:FCU reported results from multiple fronts at Patterson Lake South. The last few dispatches outlined progress at the R780E zone, as well as R00E and two areas of exploration drilling. R780E, mainstay of the Triple R resource, has been extended laterally, vertically and along strike. But four holes from R00E, scene of the PLS discovery, fell short of spectacular. Four exploration holes from Patterson Lake found no significant radioactivity while 20 others at Forest Lake presented a mixed bag of insignificant to anomalous radioactivity.
Released April 16, some step-out highlights from the eastern part of R780E showed:
Hole PLS15-330
- 0.66% U3O8 over 33 metres, starting at 142 metres in downhole depth
- (including 1.87% over 2.5 metres)
- (and including 8.78% over 1 metre)
- 0.42% over 40.5 metres, starting at 61.55 metres
- (including 2.87% over 1 metre)
- 5.4% over 4 metres, starting at 162.5 metres
- (including 14.07% over 1.5 metres)
- 0.23% over 7 metres, starting at 182.5 metres
- 1.6% over 10.5 metres, starting at 144 metres
- (including 3.71% over 4 metres)
- 0.37% over 12.5 metres, starting at 172.5 metres
True widths weren't available.
Four holes at R00E, 225 metres west of R780E, fell short of the project's high standards, with the best result showing 0.19% over 2 metres, starting at 67.5 metres.
About seven kilometres southeast of Triple R, four holes at Forest Lake intersected anomalous radioactivity on three basement EM conductors, Fission stated. Sixteen other holes didn't. Nevertheless, Forest Lake remains a priority.
Four other regional holes at Patterson Lake northeast of Triple R also came up empty.
Scintillometer results announced April 8 extended Triple R's high-grade area and increased the extent of known mineralization. The hand-held device measures radiation from drill core in counts per second. Its results are no substitute for the still-pending assays.
The standout was hole PLS15-379 which found, within a 105-metre section, a total composite of 8.01 metres above 10,000 cps, peaking up to 61,100 cps. Another five showed mineralization in areas that had little previous drilling. Of 11 holes in the April 8 batch, all found mineralization and eight hit intervals above 10,000 cps, the level once considered "offscale" due to the limitations of older scintillometers.
An April 6 batch of assays increased R780E laterally, vertically and along strike, with all 16 step-outs finding mineralization. The more outstanding assays showed:
- 1.91% over 33.5 metres, starting at 60.5 metres
- (including 14.09% over 3.5 metres)
- 1.41% over 22.5 metres, starting at 147.5 metres
- (including 12.03% over 2 metres)
- 3.13% over 13.5 metres, starting at 56.5 metres
- (including 8.14% over 5 metres)
- 0.92% over 5.5 metres, starting at 83.5 metres
- (including 2.29% over 2 metres)
- 0.53% over 27 metres, starting at 149.5 metres
- (including 4.31% over 1 metre)
- (and including 2.42% over 2.5 metres)
- 1.3% over 6.5 metres, starting at 160.5 metres
- (including 7.74% over 1 metre)
- 0.55% over 15.5 metres, starting at 183.5 metres
- (including 3.99% over 1.5 metres)
- 8.14% over 6 metres, starting at 215 metres
- (including 21.18% over 2 metres)
Again, true widths weren't available.
Fission ended the winter with 88 holes totalling 28,296 metres and lots more assays to come. While R780E's pre-eminence was confirmed by 50 mineralized holes out of a seasonal total of 51 on that zone, earlier results also brought renewed interest to the project's R600W zone.
Read about the Triple R resource estimate.
See an historical timeline of the PLS discovery.
Purepoint finds semi-massive pitchblende in the Hook Lake JV's last winter hole
A 40-metre step-out, the last hole of the season, added encouragement to Purepoint Uranium's (TSXV:PTU) Hook Lake joint venture in the southwestern Basin. Announced April 15, hole HK15-33 gave up an 8.6-metre intercept starting at a downhole depth of 344 metres, averaging 8,900 counts per second with semi-massive pitchblende peaking at 32,600 cps. Another interval in the same hole averaged 1,500 cps for 4.4 metres starting at 304.5 metres in depth. True thicknesses were estimated at 75% to 85%.
The hole was collared 35 metres west of HK15-27, which last month revealed 2.23% U3O8 over 2.8 metres. Purepoint said another hole, HK15-31, backed up 35 metres from HK15-27 and found two intervals of 3.4 metres and 4.1 metres just under 0.05% eU3O8 between 387 and 396 metres in depth. The Spitfire zone remains open in most directions, the company added.
Purepoint gleaned its results from a hand-held scintillometer that measures drill core for radiation in counts per second, and two downhole probes that measure uranium oxide-equivalent. Applicable is the usual disclaimer that scintillometer results are no substitute for the still-pending assays.
Purepoint holds a 21% interest in the 28,683-hectare JV, with Cameco and AREVA Resources Canada each holding 39.5%.
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Minutes: Thirteenth Meeting: July 10, 2009
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Secretary's Advisory Committee on
National Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Objectives for 2020
Phase II – Implementation, Evidence-based Actions, and Process for Choosing National Priorities
Via WebEx
Thirteenth Meeting: July 10, 2009
Committee Recommendations (Approved by Vote)
No formal votes were taken during the meeting.
Committee Decisions (By Consensus)
- The Committee should make the following recommendations to the Secretary:
- Population-oriented interventions should be made a priority for the comparative effectiveness research efforts that are underway at HHS.
- In the development of evidence through linkages to Healthy People objectives, it is critical that gaps in the evidence-base be filled.
- The evidence paper should be amended to address the following issues:
- Clarify priority public health and clinical preventive services for research to achieve greater equity in terms of who is being looked at and who is being served.
- Emphasize that approaches are needed that fit the different circumstances of populations. The need for tailored approaches depends on the type of intervention.
- Integrate the final version of the evidence report with the final priorities document.
- Concrete recommendations are needed for the types of interventions that will have an impact on the social determinants of health.
Next Steps
- The Subcommittee on Implementation will update their draft recommendations to reflect the proposed revisions. The Committee will vote on the final recommendations at their August meeting.
- The Subcommittee on Data and IT will finalize its recommendations in time for the next public meeting, when it will seek feedback from the full Committee.
- NORC will follow-up with Committee members to schedule upcoming subcommittee and Web-based Committee meetings. A meeting of the full Committee is planned for August 14, 2009.
- NORC will provide the Committee members with key resources mentioned during the meeting, including the link to the UCLA Health Impact Assessment Web site, the Carter Center report on Closing the Gap, a paper (to be sent by Dr. Kumanyika) that explains the concept of collective risk, and the report of the RWJF Commission on Building a Healthier America.
I. Welcome and Introductions
Dr. Howard Koh, Assistant Secretary for Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), welcomed the Committee and thanked them for their dedication and service. He noted that Healthy People, with its emphasis on prevention, is a critical effort for the Department and the country. As a physician, public health professor, and former state health commissioner, Dr. Koh has been familiar with the Healthy People process throughout his career. He was pleased to learn that a social determinants approach is being emphasized in Healthy People 2020, because public health needs to move in this direction. Prevention is often overlooked. Dr. Koh expressed support for renewing the Committee's charter and said he had spoken with the Secretary about this issue. Dr. Jonathan Fielding, Chair of the Secretary's Advisory Committee, thanked Dr. Koh for his support. He noted that the members had been serving in a voluntary capacity, and were delighted to hear from HHS leadership that their hard work would make a difference.
Carter Blakey, Senior Advisor, Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP), provided updates on the progress of Federal Interagency Workgroup (FIW). She explained that the FIW would begin meeting the following week to review individual proposed objectives for 2020 and noted that the process would involve lengthy, bi-weekly meetings through September 2009. The objectives would be posted for public comment in October 2009. ODPHP is planning a second round of public, regional meetings. Dates and locations for two of the meetings have been confirmed (October 22, 2009 in Kansas City, and November 7, 2009 in Philadelphia). The date for the third meeting had not been set, but would take place in Seattle, WA. ODPHP has reinvigorated the Healthy People Consortium, which has grown to almost 2,000 members. They are fleshing out the role of the Consortium to better leverage it as a resource for implementing Healthy People. Finally, she noted that they are looking into how to operationalize the Committee's recommendation to move to a Web-based format for delivering Healthy People objectives.
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Live + 7 Day Ratings: "Toy Story of Terror!" Grows to 16.7 Million/ABC Again Claims Most Top 10 Playback Gainers
Live + 7 Day Ratings for the week of 10/14/13 (Week #4):
Based on Nielsen's TV playback data among Adults 18-49, ABC grew to a 2.6 rating among Adults 18-49 in the final Live + 7 numbers, soaring 37% over its Live + Same Day number to stand as the week's biggest gainer among the major networks.
For the 3rd week in a row, ABC claimed the most Top 10 playback gainers of any broadcast network. With each show adding on more than +1.5 rating points in Adults 18-49 over their L+SD numbers, ABC had 5 of the week's 10 biggest TV playback gainers on the broadcast networks: Grey's Anatomy (+2.1 rating points), Modern Family (+1.8 rating points), Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (+1.7 rating points), Toy Story of TERROR! (+1.7 rating points) and Scandal (+1.6 rating points). ABC also had 5 of the 10 biggest overall gainers on the broadcast networks: Toy Story of TERROR! (+6.2 million), Grey's Anatomy (+4.2 million), Castle (+4.0 million), Modern Family (+3.9 million) and Scandal (+3.9 million).
ABC had the week's biggest drama gainer for the 2nd straight week on the broadcast networks among Adults 18-49 (Grey's Anatomy) and delivered the week's biggest overall gainer on any network (Toy Story of TERROR!). Growing to 16.7 million Total Viewers, ABC's Toy Story of TERROR! gained +6.2 million viewers in time-shifted viewing, qualifying as the season's 2nd-biggest increase in L+7 for any single telecast (behind only the second episode of NBC's The Blacklist).
· For the 3rd straight week, ABC's Scandal scored the show's largest-ever increases in L+7, tacking on another +1.6 rating points and +3.9 million viewers to grow to a 4.9 rating among Adults 18-49 and 13.4 million Total Viewers in the final Live + 7 Day ratings. In fact, Scandal drew its biggest-ever audience and hit a series high in Adults 18-49 (tying its season premiere) in the L+7 numbers.
· For the 3rd time in its 3 telecasts of the season, ABC's Scandal has delivered new highs in TV playback with each week. For the week, Scandal added on another +1.6 rating points and +3.9 million viewers to grow to a 4.9 rating among Adults 18-49 (matching its season premiere at a series high) and 13.4 million Total Viewers in the final Live + 7 Day ratings.
Source: The Nielsen Company, as dated. Network averages based on all programming. Program rankers based on original telecasts only.
Season-to-Date TV Playback (9/23/13-10/20/13):
Based on TV playback data for the 2013-14 season, ABC claims 4 of the Top 10 biggest gainers among Adults 18-49 on the broadcast networks: Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. (+2.1 rating points), Modern Family (+1.9 rating points), Grey's Anatomy (+1.8 rating points) and Scandal (+1.5 rating points).
· With larger playback gains than Fox's Sleepy Hollow (+2.0 rating points) and NBC's The Blacklist (+1.9 rating points) among Adults 18-49, ABC's S.H.I.E.L.D. is the season's biggest gainer for any freshman series (+2.1 rating points). In fact, S.H.I.E.L.D. stands as the season's biggest broadcast drama gainer in young adults.
· S.H.I.E.L.D ranks as the season's #1 new show and #1 broadcast drama in the key young adult demo (5.5 rating). The new ABC drama is also Tuesday's #1 TV show this season with Adults 18-49, beating NBC's The Voice by 12% (5.5 vs. 4.9).
· ABC's Modern Family is the new season's #2 scripted series among Adults 18-49 on the broadcast networks (6.0 rating).
Source: The Nielsen Company, as dated. Program rankers based on regular, original telecasts only.


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Kim Kardashian Stays in Shape and Plots Her Next Big Move
Kim Kardashian and her mom, Kris, hit the boardwalk in Santa Monica yesterday to film a commercial for Skechers Shape-Up shoes. It's the latest product in Kim's endorsement empire, after she's touted items ranging from Campari liquor to Charmin toilet paper, QuickTrim diet pills, and even Carl's Jr. fast food. It wasn't all work and no play, as Kim tweeted a few kind words about being able to shoot with her mother. She wrote, "Couldn't have been a better day!" The posing jobs, in addition to her variety of E! shows like Kourtney & Kim Take New York, have Kim flying between the East and West Coasts regularly. She's in NYC today already and is evidently planning to plant some roots in the Big Apple for a while. Things between her and her New Jersey Nets player boyfriend, Kris Humphries, are so serious that Kim wants to move to New York to be nearer to him.


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I have plenty of patients with migraines. I do my best to treat them. I have an arsenal of medications to work with.
But, if you prefer more touchy-feely ways of treating them, there's now this:
Yes, they are what you see: Goggles you strap to your face, with moving magnets on stems that rub you around your eyes. Batteries are even included!
Last week I polled 10 random migraine patients who came to the office, and all of them thought this gadget looked closer to being a torture chamber than a migraine treatment. One said "It looks like an iron maiden for the face!"


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Summertime is when Hollywood hits us with its biggest and best movies -- at least the blockbuster special effects powerhouses.
Yes, with its rich history of giving us both barrels this time of year, summer has indeed become a time for movies.
But beyond just going to the movie theater, you can turn the act of going to a summer movie into an event in and of itself. The movie you see needn't be at the top of the summer movie charts.
You can do something very simple and easy, or you can make it an extravagant affair. There are a lot of ways you can make your summer movie viewing a memorable event. The important thing is that you make it a fun occasion for you, your family and friends.
Is movie fun on a budget even possible?
No. 5: Go cheap
Going to the movies isn't cheap. By the time you pay $9 to get in and then get hit with another $15 for popcorn, candy and pop, you've already burned through your entertainment budget for the year.
But you can still get the theater experience without going broke.
Discount (or second-run) theaters can help you catch up on the world of cinema -- but to get that discount you usually have to wait a few weeks.
Normally, a movie gets shown at first-run theaters, where you pay big bucks to see it. But after it's had its run in "regular" theaters, it trickles down to the discount theaters where sometimes you only pay a dollar to see it.
If you're looking for quantity to your summer movies, discount theaters can help you get your fill.
No. 4: Take in a movie in the park
Many cities and their parks departments have movies in the park.
True, it won't be the theater experience with 3D zombies coming through the screen or surround sound or any of the other technological bells and whistles that we get at the theater, and you certainly aren't going to see the latest "Harry Potter" installment, but movies in the park give you a chance to watch an old favorite in a mellow, comfortable environment.
Plus, if the kids get bored, they can run off and start their own de facto soccer game in a nearby field.
The movie is usually shown on the side of a building or on a screen erected for the event. If you pay anything for it, it'll be cheap, but you can bring a cooler, throw down a blanket and enjoy an old classic.
No. 3: Theme a party around your movie
The great thing about technology these days is that more and more of us have kicked-up home theaters. Giant plasma TVs and Blu-ray players are pretty common, so why not invite your friends and family over for a party?
You can go all Martha Stewart and base a party theme on the movie you select -- dress up in your '60s or '70s finery, serve chocolates and shrimp and have a "Forrest Gump" party.
If you want to make your kids happy, get them dressed up as their favorite toy and have a "Toy Story" themed party.
If you were really adventurous, you could turn the themed party into a festival: Rather than just watch one movie, why not watch all the "Star Wars" movies? If you have some especially geeky friends, the costumes alone will be priceless.
No. 2: Go to a drive-in movie
In the late 1950s, drive-in movie theaters were everywhere. But, so were guys putting grease in their hair and women wearing poodle skirts. While we don't need to bring back everything from the '50s, some of it is still fun.
They are few and far between, but if you look around, you might find a drive-in nearby. And if that's the case, you can put your friends in the car -- don't forget to sneak in a couple your smallest passengers in the trunk just for old time's sake -- load up a cooler and make tracks to the drive-in.
Need a break between any of the three movies? A lot of them have playgrounds for the kids (assuming they are still awake past the first movie) and their snack bars are nothing short of awesome.
No. 1: Create your own drive-in
Regrettably, not every park department is going to offer movies in the park, and drive-ins may not be an option. In that case, why not combine all these ideas -- drive-in, movie in the park and theme party -- into one and make your own?
If you own a video projector (or know someone who owns one), you can have your own hybrid party right on the side of your house. There are even companies that will rent you a projector.
Set up the projector, throw out blankets, fire up the grill, and have some sweet summer fun.
For instance, one film enthusiast with a freeway noise barrier wall behind his house broke out his video projector and showed Pink Floyd's "The Wall" on said wall.
You may have noise laws that you have to work within, but it can be a great way to get in some summer movie fun in a creative way.
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Earlier this week, Amazon announced that its new line of Kindle Fires will come equipped with features like 4G LTE, HD displays, extra RAM, and front-facing cameras, bringing it closer in hardware specs and features to those of an iPad. On the software front, the Kindle Fire OS has retooled its e-mail application and gives access to more multimedia, such as audiobooks. Its 7" and 8.9" form factors will make it easy on the hands to hold and use.
Apple's iPad continues to be the most commercially successful device, but that success has encouraged more competition from other device makers. There are now many competitor tablets to choose from, with companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google vying for some of Apple's territory. But as consumers have started demanding more tablets, there are also new form factors and user experiences to choose from.
The Surface's keyboard cover may provide a new experience for those looking to type on actual hardware. Smaller devices like the Google Nexus 7 offer lighter form factors and longer battery lives than an iPad. Some tablets also make use of a stylus, which some users seem to enjoy. Even if Apple sells the most units of tablet-like devices, the definition of a tablet is changing. But what does the Ars OpenForum think about Amazon's vision of tablet computing?
This debate about tablet dominance been picking up steam for many months. On the Ars OpenForum, user YoungHov kicked off the discussion back in 2011 in a thread called So, now that the Xoom has flopped, can we finally agree that "tablet" means "iPad"? YoungHov said, "I've said all along that so long as you allow Apple to define what a tablet is, you have NO hope in hell of ever competing with it. It's frankly embarrassing at this point. So that's the Xoom dead and the Galaxy Tab on its death bed. Let's wait for HP's attempt, but we know how that story will end too, don't we. Anyway, that's my contention. If it has the same basic form factor and gestures as an iPad, it will be considered a cheap knock off and will thus die accordingly. If you want to compete, come up with a different form factor and a different UX paradigm."
That thread has resulted in over 7,000 posts that discuss the impact of various devices by Samsung, Apple, Microsoft, and more, on the tablet landscape. If tablets are emulating both Apple's user experiences and form factors from the iPad, does this mean that Apple continues to define the market? Younghov seems to think so: "It's this constant chasing of tail-lights by Apple's competitiors that allows Apple to define the future of consumer technology."
Right after the announcement of the new Kindle Fires, lookmark posted to the thread with his positive impressions: "A bunch of new software features that make it more competitive against iOS as well (Whispersync for games, and parental controls), though the UI design looks a bit pedestrian. Seemingly nicer HW design as well, as well as some alluring Wi-Fi improvements. A very impressive lineup."
But gypsumfanatic actually finds the Google Nexus 7 to be a worthy rival to the iPad: "if there's any device likely to change the definition of "tablet" to not mean "iPad", it's this. When Google said they were doubling down on tablets, they weren't lying. The Nexus 7 is a great device: beautiful, well-made, with a fast, responsive UI, and a clean, minimalist look and default setup."
Redleader agrees, and he cites some seamless user support that rivals Apple's. He describes setup: "It's actually even better than that if you're already an ICS user. When I first booted up my Nexus 7, Google had already loaded my user info and wireless network settings via my Galaxy Nexus. I was actually really impressed, I generally don't expect that level of polish from them."
Later on, lookmark shares his thoughts on Amazon's fight for tablet market dominance. "I think [Amazon's] going to commandeer the Android tablet market much in the way Samsung commandeered the Android smartphone market, if not more so. Between the Fire and W8/RT, Google-sanctioned Android on tablets may well find itself in a tough place. I do think the new line of Fires put a lot more pricing pressure on Apple than last year. The Fires are more media-centric, but Whispersync for games + parental controls + a new bundled e-mail client make them a bit more competitive with iPads."
Echohead seems to think that despite Samsung's efforts in the tablet space, Amazon still has certain advantages. "Samsung could lose it overnight really. Nothing really holding them there. Amazon has price as their big thing, and Amazon content."
Lookmark and Johnsonwax continue to debate the finer points of Amazon's strategy, which is heavily dependent on content licensing and delivery through the tablet. But is that all there is to defining a tablet? Y3k-Bug adds, "The discussion lookmark and johnsonwax are having is what I find so puzzling about the Kindle strategy: the hardware is a loss leader at worst, break even at best. They can't be making a significant amount off digital content either as the lion's share of the money paid goes to content owners. So what is the goal of these devices?"
Johnsonwax suggests that the Fire as a loss leader can help Amazon in the long run, but that it eventually needs to make money: "Bottom line, you need to make real money someplace. You can use that to subsidize other parts of your business, but you can't use low-margin divisions to subsidize no-margin divisions. That's basically what Amazon is doing. It's why they have a PE of 300. They're growing revenues but not profits, so I have no clue why investors keep rewarding them. There's no possible way Amazon will ever grow profits to match that PE based on anything they're showing us now."
Johnsonwax suggests that the definition of a tablet as a true work device might be changing based not on marketing by the companies that make them, but by the habits of the people that use them: "And kids will write papers on the iPad. My son types faster on the iPad than he does on his laptop. Tablet typing is slow for you and I because it's not how we learned. For people that learn to type on those kinds of devices, they can be remarkably fast. I'd put him at 40-50 WPM on the iPad, which is more than acceptable for school. He'll never hit 100 WPM like I can do on my laptop, but that's not a goal kids need to hit anyway. He's faster on the iPad because his hands are small and he can reach the letters without major arm movements—which he needs to do on a standard 101 and which throws off his accuracy. 101s were designed for adults, not kids."
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It's become a family tradition for the Bells. Francis Bell has operated a tax preparation service for many years in Morenci and now his son, Jeff, has opened his own business.
Although the business is new, tax work is nothing new for Jeff. He's worked with Francis for about 15 years.
"We have such a large client base built up," Jeff said. "We wanted to move into a separate location for more convenient access downtown."
Jeff has a full-time job at Sauder so he'll be in the office only during evening hours and weekends. His wife, Kelly, will keep the business open in the day during the busy tax season.
Jeff is a certified tax practitioner—a rating acquired by attending IRS-required continuing education seminars—and the business accepts e-filing.
Bell's Tax Service also offers tax planning and tax advising to help with inheritance, gifts and preparing for the next tax year.
Jeff is concerned that people might have difficulty finding his Main Street business because the sign above the door still reads "Don's Sporting Goods." The sign will be repainted when the weather warms.
Look for Bell's Tax Service advertisement in this week's Observer.


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XFC | eXtreme Fast Control Technology: XFC represents a control technology that enables very fast and highly deterministic responses. It includes all hardware and software components involved in control applications.
XFC technologies: The crucial factors for the control process are: minimum response time, deterministic actual value acquisition (i.e. exact temporal calculation must be possible), and corresponding deterministic set value output.
XFC performance data: XFC is based on open standards, which means that any engineer or programmer can develop very fast control solutions with high performance based on standard components (i.e. without special hardware).
XFC components: TwinCAT, EtherCAT, EtherCAT Terminals and IPCs form an optimised control and communication architecture for highest performance.
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EtherCAT Terminals: Full Ethernet compatibility, maximum utilization of the large bandwidth offered by Ethernet and remarkable real-time characteristics at low costs – these are the outstanding features of the EtherCAT I/O system from Beckhoff.


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Belen Rivera
Liberty women's tennis head coach Jeff Maren has announced the addition of Belen Rivera to the Lady Flames' roster. Rivera, who was born in Bolivia, currently resides in Salta, Argentina. This past season, Rivera competed for the Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
While playing for the No. 29 ranked Golden Hurricane, Rivera posted an 8-1 singles record and a 7-7 doubles mark. Rivera was ranked as high as No. 3 in Bolivia during her junior career and No. 568 in the ITF world junior rankings. Rivera holds a 20-6 career ITF singles record, including a victory against No. 3 Texas A&M's Ines Deheza, who was ranked No. 9 in the ITF world junior rankings at the time of the match.
Rivera was a part of the Bolivia Fed Cup Team in 2012. She won a pair of ITF singles tournaments and made one other finals appearance. Rivera reached two ITF doubles tournament finals as well.
Rivera on Signing with Liberty: "Liberty is a great university where strong academics and college sports are combined. I am really excited and proud to be part of the team and become a Lady Flame. I am looking forward to seeing how far we can go as a team, as well as personally, helping Liberty on and off the court."
Maren on Rivera: "In the short time that I have known Belen, I have witnessed tremendous character and dedication to her sport and her studies. I have also seen a strong desire to maximize her God-given talents. Belen will fit in perfectly with our team and will be a major contributor for us as we pursue our lofty goals."
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Sugar Rush: The Best Blended Espressos and Mochaccinos
Starbucks Frappuccinos were an obsession of mine until I moved to New York and realized just how many other better blended icy coffee concoctions there are in this city of ours. I've been drinking my way through many of New York's offerings, and have narrowed down my favorite espresso-based blended drinks to two places.
First, the Espresso Granita from Joe the Art of Coffee, which we've Sugar Rushed in the past. And second, the version from ChikaLicious Dessert Club, which goes by the name Espresso Smoothie ($3.95). ChikaLicious' creation is creamier and smoother, a delicate sister to Joe's icy, in-your-face blast of sweet espresso. Both are excellent—it simply boils down to preference, in terms of texture and intensity.
If, however, you're looking for chocolate to also play a role, head to the many locations of Financier throughout the city for a Mochaccino ($3.50). They don't use chocolate syrup, but instead tiny shavings of chocolate that are blended straight into the drink, leaving little bits of actual chocolate that melt on your tongue with each sip. It's not so intensely chocolate-heavy as to cancel out any taste of coffee, but this one is more of a dessert, while the drinks from ChikaLicious and Joe's could easily be a daily morning affair.
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Burnt food causes scare in Torrington
TORRINGTON >>> The Torrington Fire Department and a Haz-mat truck slowed traffic on Water Street Monday afternoon, as firefighters responded to a call at an apartment behind Alfredo's restaurant.
Alfredo's employees evacuated the restaurant as firefighters cleared smoke that was coming from a microwave, after a man burnt his food.
Capt. Dave Rogers said there were no injuries and the Haz-mat truck was in replacement of a command vehicle.
The incident occurred around 1:30 p.m.
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CHICAGO — Any Illinoisan who's not registered to vote had better hurry if they want to cast a ballot in the March 18 primary elections.
Tuesday is the deadline.
Voters will have a chance to vote for their party's nomination for governor, among other statewide elected offices.
This is the first year that 17-year-olds will be able to vote. They must be 18 by the Nov. 4 General Election to qualify.
Cook County Clerk David Orr says nearly a thousand 17-year-olds have registered to vote in Cook County alone.
Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn is seeking re-election. He faces a primary challenge from activist Tio Hardiman.
Four Republicans are running for their party's gubernatorial nomination. They are Treasurer Dan Rutherford (ROOTH'-ur-furd), businessman Bruce Rauner (ROW'-nur) and state Sens. Kirk Dillard and Bill Brady.


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While the vast majority of Democrats strongly support Social Security, the folks who finance the campaigns do not.
The Washington elites apparently believe that we are in the worst downturn since the Great Depression because of free spending seniors running wild with their Social Security cheques. What else could explain their obsession with cutting Social Security benefits?
The fashionable cut these days is adopting a "chained" consumer price index for the annual cost of living adjustment. This chained index would reduce the size of the adjustment by 0.3 percentage points annually. This cut is especially pernicious. Since it is cumulative, it would hit the oldest of the elderly hardest. Beneficiaries would see their cheques cut by 3 percent 10 years after they start collecting benefits, by 6 percent after 20 years and beneficiaries in their 90s would see cuts of close to 9 percent.
Of course, Social Security is supposed to be off-budget so it really should not even be included in budget negotiations. From the standpoint of its own finances, it's hard to see how any defender of the programme would support these cuts.
Burden on the economy
In the long-term, Social Security is projected to face a shortfall that will have to be dealt with in the decades ahead. Presumably this would involve some additional revenue and probably also some spending cuts. Why would any supporter of Social Security agree to these benefit cuts now, without getting anything whatsoever on the revenue side?
But the bigger question is why the President and Congress are even discussing such nonsense at all? Contrary to the hysterical shrieks from the Washington elite, we do not have a deficit problem at the moment. As can easily be shown, the large deficits of the last five years are because the collapse of the housing bubble sank the economy: Full stop.
Over the longer term, we have a problem of a broken healthcare system. We already spend more than twice as much per person for our health care as people in other wealthy countries. If this gap rises to three or four to one, as projected, then health care costs will impose a huge burden on the economy and the budget. But the answer is to fix health care, not to whine about budget deficits.
|US economy struggles to regain footing
These facts are not in dispute, so why is the leadership of both political parties so anxious to cut Social Security? This may not be hard to answer for the Republicans. The party has long been controlled by interest groups who are hostile to government social programmes. The Republican party is pretty open in pushing the case for making the rich richer.
The perhaps surprising part of this picture is that the Democratic party leadership seems to share this agenda. This is not surprising for those who remember the most important maxim of American politics: Follow the money.
While the vast majority of Democrats (like the vast majority of Republicans) strongly support Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, the folks who finance the campaigns do not. People like former Treasury Secretary and Goldman Sachs and Citigroup honcho Robert Rubin are happy to see cuts to Social Security. And Robert Rubin and his friends contribute serious money to Democratic campaigns.
Current political situation
Democratic politicians are perfectly content to turn to their base after they vote to cut Social Security and ask them where else they plan to go. Democratic politicians are not prepared to ask their funders where else they plan to go. They know that their big funders could easily turn to funding Republicans or at least use their money for ventures like the Campaign to Fix the Debt. They don't need to use their money to support Democratic candidates for Congress.
This is the reality of the current political situation. In the three decades after World War II, we were able to enjoy a long period of broadly shared prosperity based on a progressive coalition led by labour and industrial capital. The latter was prepared to accept a situation in which workers shared in the gains of growth, both because it would not have been easy to beat back labour, given its strength, and there was plenty of prosperity to go around. The rich of that era, like the people who ran General Motors and US Steel, were content to have their share of a rapidly growing pie.
Today, we have a re-distributional rich based in finance. People like Robert Rubin and Mitt Romney are looking to get an ever larger share of a pie which they don't especially care whether it grows or not. Our bloated financial sector derives its wealth at the expense of the productive economy.
For today's elites, a dollar paid out in Social Security benefits is a dollar that could be in their pockets. This goes even beyond any potential tax savings. There is also the matter of the vast sums that can be siphoned off in 401(k) fees if workers can increasingly be forced to rely on the private financial sector for their retirement income.
Until we can find a substantial segment of the elite whose prosperity depends on the well-being of the economy and society we can expect the attacks on Social Security and the living standard of ordinary working people to continue. The re-distributional rich can never be satisfied.
Dean Baker is a US macroeconomist and co-founder of the Centre for Economic and Policy Research.


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I've accepted a new position as VP of Products at FirstFuel Software. FirstFuel Software is a venture-backed energy data analytics company that works with utilities and government institutions to identify energy savings (using remote audits and other techniques), to engage building owners and operators (through traditional and web-based programs), and to track projects and savings. Customers include Pacific Gas & Electric, Department of Defense, U.S. General Service Administration, and others. I'm delighted to join such a talented team. My role as VP, Products is to lead the product planning and product management efforts.
This move was attractive for several reasons. Careerwise, it's a move back to a technology products company (my career experience before Groom Energy) instead of a services company. It also fits with two common themes we saw at Groom Energy: the importance of utilities working as a partner with energy and facility managers through incentives, rebates, financing, and advice and the criticality of a cost-effective source of energy cost and use (monthly and interval) data.
Groom Energy continues to do very well (it had a fantastic growth year in 2013), and I value my time and friendships there. Groom Energy is an implementation partner at FirstFuel, so I look forward to continuing to work with the team.
There are several transition items. In terms of the market and vendor research (Enterprise Smart Grid, Enterprise Energy Management Software, Enterprise Carbon Accounting), it is not yet clear if this will continue. There remains much interest and value in this research, and it may continue at Groom Energy or another firm depending on staffing.
The email and blog will continue from my new role at FirstFuel Software. It has been a fascinating experiment from the first email sent December 9, 2008, to 24 people to this email, the 168th, sent to 5,123 people in 2014. While the utility of Twitter for business remains elusive (at least for me), the value and cost-effectiveness of relevant emails and blogs remain high. I'm proud of the small community we have created through the sharing of hundreds of emails and many email introductions, and I plan on continuing this practice.
Going forward, the vision for this email and the blog changes only slightly. It will continue to focus on trends and best practices for energy efficiency for commercial, industrial, and government organizations, but more emphasis will be on the motivation of organizations and teams actually implementing projects (I call it the "propensity to act," which is an important dimension to the "savings potential" for each facility). I believe these topics will continue to be important to corporate energy, facility, and sustainability leaders. Discussion of the differences among vendor solutions will no longer be covered (and while I am very proud of the technology at FirstFuel, the email and blog are not intended to be a vendor promotion vehicle).
I hope you continue to be a reader of the blog and the email as we learn together.


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