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Image rights: Courtesy Galerie Valérie Bach, Brussels
Portrait of my father as a horseshoe bat, June - July 2017, Galerie Valérie Bach, Brussels
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Douglas White culls the detritus of society and compulsively churns it into uncanny, monumental sculptures. Driven by a fascination with discarded and overlooked materials and "finding something magical within the everyday and revealing it through an action an impulse," White's intuition-based practice incorporates things like exploded tires, ruined recycling bins, and decaying trees. He often subjects his materials to violent transformations, revealing inner or unexpected surfaces, structures, aesthetics, and fragility.
British, 1977 , Guildford, United Kingdom, based in London, United Kingdom


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My Highlights from SP-Arte 2014
Camilla Barella
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Los Angeles is an incredible world city and a visit here is one you will always remember. The City of Angels has it all - stars, shopping, parties and beaches. Famous for its huge film and television industry, many people visit here hoping to get a glimpse of their favourite star and to visit the iconic Hollywood sign. The city is a melting pot of cultures and is particularly Latino influenced, and this combined with the beautiful glamour of Hollywood have made the city a place like no other.
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 96 diseños de 21 diseñadores freelance.
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Target audience are iPad Fans and customers that are german speaking. People will be of all almost all age groups.. men and women
We ask you to redesign the Header of http://www.padmania.de.
We are just talking about the Top of the Screen with the iPad and the left and the "Padmania". on the right side. This complete Top Header (untill the start of the Top-Menue) should be completely redesigned.
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- Include any Facebook, RSS & Twitter Logo as on the header right now. Sizes and formats (round , square, rectangle) could be different, fitting to the new look.
It does not matter where the iPad is located or where the word "PadMania" is located. you can use the whole area.
- Padmania should look like a brand
Use any colors that would fit with the rest of the website
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Löfkvist claims overall race victory
A debut and a win have marked a strong beginning for IAM Cycling. Right out of the gates, the team is already celebrating its first victory by winning the Tour Mediterranean.
Thomas Lövkvist started the last stage 2 seconds behind the leader Maxime Monfort of team RadioShack. Although Jurgen Roelandts (Lotto-Belisol) would win the final stage to Grasse, the Swedish rider from IAM Cycling was able to seal the overall victory securing his first big win since 2009.
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"The first thing I had in mind after crossing the line was, "Finally!" I waited quite a long time for this and it is a real satisfaction. This morning I knew the stage would be hard and that we would have to be very good in strategy to win the race."
The stage was marked by an escape group of 17 riders. With Roy at 1:30 down on GC the gap never grew much beyond two minutes. The harmony within the group ended on the Passage au col du Tanneron, with the second category climb splitting the group. Behind, the peloton were mustering their charge as Roy, Kadri and Izaguirre broke free and dropped the remnants of the break.
"The attacks started quite early and very quickly 17 men were in front. Dominic Klemme, Matthias Brändle, Stefan Denifl, Gustav Larsson and Aleksejs Saramotins did a great job in the front, riding with the Radioshack-Leopard-Trek guys. I was with Matteo Pelucchi when we entered the final circuit and on the last climb I could tell Maxime Montfort was not at his best, that was a chance for me so I gave everything there and it worked."
"I wish to dedicate this victory to my team of course but also to all the people who have always been there for me: my wife for her constant support, my coach Michael Andersson and a special thought for my teammate Kevyn Ista - to whom I promised a bottle of Champagne if we would win the race - Kevyn I wish you'll be on the bike again soon, the bottle is on its way!"


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49 U.S. Code § 41722 - Delay reduction actions
§ 41722.
Delay reduction actions
(a)Scheduling Reduction Meetings.—The Secretary of Transportation may request that air carriers meet with the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration to discuss flight reductions at severely congested airports to reduce overscheduling and flight delays during hours of peak operation if—
the Secretary determines that the meeting is necessary to meet a serious transportation need or achieve an important public benefit.
(b)Meeting Conditions.—Any meeting under subsection (a)—
shall be open to all scheduled air carriers; and
shall be limited to discussions involving the airports and time periods described in the Administrator's determination.
(c)Flight Reduction Targets.—
Before any such meeting is held, the Administrator shall establish flight reduction targets for the meeting and notify the attending air carriers of those targets not less than 48 hours before the meeting.
(d)Delay Reduction Offers.—
An air carrier attending the meeting shall make any offer to meet a flight reduction target to the Administrator rather than to another carrier.
The Administrator shall ensure that a transcript of the meeting is kept and made available to the public not later than 3 business days after the conclusion of the meeting.
(Added Pub. L. 108–176, title IV, § 422(a), Dec. 12, 2003, 117 Stat. 2552.)
Effective Date
Section applicable only to fiscal years beginning after Sept. 30, 2003, except as otherwise specifically provided, see section 3 of Pub. L. 108–176, set out as an Effective Date of 2003 Amendment note under section 106 of this title.
Schedule Reduction
Pub. L. 112–95, title IV, § 413, Feb. 14, 2012, 126 Stat. 89, provided that:
"(a)In General.—If the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration determines that—
the aircraft operations of air carriers during any hour at an airport exceed the hourly maximum departure and arrival rate established by the Administrator for such operations; and
the operations in excess of the maximum departure and arrival rate for such hour at such airport are likely to have a significant adverse effect on the safe and efficient use of navigable airspace,
the Administrator shall convene a meeting of such carriers to reduce pursuant to section 41722 of title 49, United States Code, on a voluntary basis, the number of such operations so as not to exceed the maximum departure and arrival rate.
"(b)No Agreement.—
If the air carriers participating in a meeting with respect to an airport under subsection (a) are not able to agree to a reduction in the number of flights to and from the airport so as not to exceed the maximum departure and arrival rate, the Administrator shall take such action as is necessary to ensure such reduction is implemented.
"(c)Subsequent Schedule Increases.—
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After moving from Toronto, Michelle Montak was waiting on her residency papers so she could begin work in New York when she got involved in a friend's dog rescue work. "My life changed completely," she said, and soon, she had founded a not-for-profit of her own, Gimme Shelter Animal Rescue.
Since its inception three years ago, the organization, which Ms. Montak directs from her house in Sagaponack, has rescued over 500 dogs from what it calls "high-kill facilities," many in Marlboro, S.C. It relies on foster families as opposed to a shelter to help facilitate the dogs' adjustment from desperate living conditions to their new, better lives.
Ms. Montak takes as many animals as she has room for regardless of how easy or hard the recovery for each animal will be. "All breeds, puppies, senior dogs, dogs that need heart worm treatment, which is like $700. Some dogs cost me thousands of dollars. For dogs that have entropian eye' I get them surgery. Broken legs, mange, skin infections." The only animals she does not deal with are aggressive ones, because she doesn't have the facilities to handle them.
Gimme Shelter, which relies on donations, pays for dogs to be spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, and covers any medical attention dogs require before adoption.
Ellen and Chuck Scarborough, who have adopted two Gimme Shelter dogs, will host a benefit for the organization on Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. at their house at 520 First Neck Lane in Southampton. Bill Persky, an Emmy Award-winning comedy writer, will be a guest speaker and the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Loudon Wainwright will perform.
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I've been dating a guy for about a month now. We're not that compatible, and to be honest, I was mostly spending time with him to avoid the inevitable holiday loneliness. This sounds worse than it is. Who knows, maybe he's doing the same thing? So, my question is two-fold. One, since NYE is coming up, am I obligated to spend the evening with him? And two, how do you break up with someone you were only seasonally dating without making it obvious that's what you were doing? —Blue Christmas
Seasonal dating! This reminds me of working the holiday shift at Costco in high school. Meet my 20-percent-off boyfriend. He expires on Martin Luther King Day, but he came with this king-size box of Toblerone bars!
For the record, everything about your question depresses me. But in the spirit of charitable holiday good tidings, I'm going to remark no further on your layaway dating strategy and focus instead on the questions at large.
New Year's Eve is a throwaway holiday or tremendously important, depending on who you're talking to. It is a night both despised and delighted in, representing renewal and hope—as well as exorbitant cover charges and throwing up glitter. Like St. Patrick's Day and Cubs games, we celebrate NYE by drinking enough booze to sterilize Lake Michigan and responding to every question with "WOOOOO!" There's no ritual or tradition behind the holiday. It's a simple calendar switch, and yet, so much hype and pressure are placed on would-be revelers to have the best night EVER. If your NYE is anything less than life-changing (which it never is), then you're viewed as a personal failure somehow.
That said, the season technically ends January 7th, so you might as well make use of your disposable boyfriend for the midnight kiss come December 31. You're not obligated, of course, but The Rule—as revealed to me by Oprah and romantic comedies—urges you to comply with this preordained obligation. Isn't this why people get into relationships in the first place? So that they are not forced to look around awkwardly at 11:59, debating the pros and cons of swapping spit with the nearest sentient being? If you're wishy-washy about going out into the chaos and the funny hats and the slide whistles, then don't go out, especially if heavy drinking causes you to pick fights, cry in public, or sing Jimmy Buffett songs on the L (or anywhere in public, for that matter). I personally plan on staying home, drinking soon-to-be expired eggnog out of a measuring cup, and watching YouTube clips of Paula Deen babytalking a ham hock. Hello, 2012!
As to your second question, under no circumstances is it ever OK to tell someone you were merely dating them to temporarily stave off the crippling loneliness of holiday-inspired malaise. I don't care what excuse you need to make, whether it's "I want to find myself" or "I've met someone else" or "It's not you, it's Meatloaf." Come dumping time, you had better lie your ass off. You've got to be pretty good at it by now anyway.
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In this exercise, you will define a complex selection statement to produce statistics by expanded race using the SEER Program's guidelines. You will also create selection statements using variables with unlabeled values.
Create a table showing frequencies and incidence rates (age-adjusted to the 2000 U.S. standard population) for malignant esophageal squamous cell carcinoma. Include only microscopically confirmed cases. Calculate these statistics for persons diagnosed from 1992 through 2015 in the SEER 13 Registries. Do not show statistics based on fewer than 35 cases.
Display the statistics by race and sex. Show data for males and females separately but not combined. Use the following races: "White", "Black", "American Indian", "Asian or Pacific Islander". Include standard errors and confidence intervals in the table.
Define squamous cell carcinoma as: Histologic Type ICD-O-3 = 8070-8078,8083-8084
Key Points
- This exercise requires that you create a complex selection statement to include the correct race and region combinations. When producing statistics using SEER Incidence data for American Indians, SEER frequently only includes cases that are in a Contract Health Service Delivery Area (CHSDA). The selection statement will use parentheses and the "OR" conjunction.
- Starting with the November 2012 submission, the CHSDA 2012 variable is used. In the November 2006-2011 submissions, CHSDA 2006 was used. Refer to the County Attributes (https://seer.cancer.gov/seerstat/variables/countyattribs/static.html#chsda) web page for more information.
- In this exercise, you will make selections by specifying a range of numeric values to define squamous cell carcinoma using the Histologic Type ICD-O-3 variable. In previous exercises, you selected values from a list of values with labels. The ICD-O-3 Hist/behav variable has labeled values and could also be used for this selection.
- Starting with SEER*Stat version 8.3.3, statistics based on a count of zero are suppressed when suppressing based on cell size. In prior versions, counts of zero were not suppressed.
Step 1: Create a new Rate Session
- Start SEER*Stat.
- From the File menu select New > Rate Session or use the on the toolbar.
Step 2: Select a Database (Data Tab)
- On the Data Tab select "Incidence - SEER 13 Regs Research Data, Nov 2017 Sub (1992-2015) <Katrina/Rita Population Adjustment>".
- Due to the impact of Hurricane Katrina on Gulf state populations, SEER has created adjusted populations for 2005. All databases that contain populations include "<Katrina/Rita Population Adjustment>" in their name, even if the geographies covered were unaffected (which is the case in this exercise). For more information, see Adjustments for Areas Impacted by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on the SEER Web site.
- Make sure the Age Variable is set to "Age recode with <1 year olds."
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- Databases distributed with SEER*Stat use names designed to describe the data. The various parts of this exercise's database name indicate the following:
- Incidence - The database contains cancer incidence data.
- SEER 13 Regs - The database contains data for the "SEER 13 Registries" as defined in SEER Registry Groupings for Analyses.
- Research Data, Nov 2017 Sub - This is the version of the database available researchers outside of the SEER program. The data was submitted to the SEER program by the registries in November 2017.
- (1992-2015) - These are the years of diagnosis for the cases included in the database.
- The suggested citation for the database selected on the Data Tab is shown at the bottom of the screen. For more information, see Citations for SEER Databases and SEER*Stat Software.
Step 3: Choose the Statistics to Display (Statistic Tab)
- Move to the Statistic Tab.
- In the Statistics box, select Rates (Age-Adjusted).
- In the Parameters box:
- Make sure that the Standard Population is set to "2000 U.S. Std Population (19 age groups - Census P25-1130)".
- Make sure the Age Variable is set to "Age recode with <1 year olds."
- Check the Show Standard Errors and Confidence Intervals box.
Step 4: Defining the Analysis Cohort (Selection Tab)
- Move to the Selection Tab. Specific click-by-click instructions for creating individual selection statements were given in previous tutorials (see Frequency Exercise 1a).
- Make sure that the Malignant Behavior option is checked in the Select Only box at the top of the tab.
- For this problem you will need to select based on race, CHSDA region, behavior, cancer site, histology, and diagnostic confirmation. Use the Find button to locate a variable based on its name or a format/grouping label. Type at least three characters in the Search Text box and any results containing that text will appear as you type. For example, if you search for "micros" you will find the label "microscopically confirmed" is in the "Diagnostic confirmation" variable.
- In the "Race, Sex, Year Dx, Registry, County (Pop, Case Files)" box, use the conjunctions "AND" and "OR", and group lines using parentheses, to make the following selections:
- In the "Other (Case Files)" box, make the following case selections:
Race recode (W, B, AI, API) = White,Black,Asian or Pacific Islander
OR ({Race, Sex, Year Dx, Registry, County.Race recode (W, B, AI, API)} = 'American Indian/Alaska Native'
AND {Race, Sex, Year Dx, Registry, County.CHSDA 2012} = 'CHSDA' )
Note: Parentheses around a group of lines tell SEER*Stat to evaluate those lines first when processing the selection statement. When using parentheses, you must first create the selection statement lines and then add the parentheses. To add parentheses to a selection statement, click and drag your cursor to highlight the lines you want to work with, then click Add (...) to enclose those lines in parentheses.
{Site and Morphology.Site recode ICD-O-3/WHO 2008} = ' Esophagus'
And {Site and Morphology.Histologic Type ICD-O-3} = 8070-8078,8083-8084
AND {Site and Morphology.Diagnostic Confirmation} = 'Microscopically confirmed'
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- Through the use of the complex selection statements, you were able to define an analysis cohort which includes:
- All records for Whites, Blacks, and Asian/Pacific Islanders for all registries and years in the selected database (SEER 13 registries, 1992-2015)
- All records for American Indians within the CHSDA regions.
- When you selected the "Histologic Type" variable, the Values box in the Selection window changed format. The valid values for the Histologic Type variable are shown just above the Values box. It is not practical to list all values for variables with a large number of numeric values. If you want to specify a range of values for an unlabeled variable, use a hyphen to define the range and use commas to separate multiple values or ranges (e.g. 1-5,8-19).
- To learn more about the squamous cell carcinoma definition, the "ICD-O-3 Hist/behav" variable has labeled values for each ICD-O-3 code. If you are unsure of which ranges define squamous cell, this variable could be used instead in the case selection. The selection statement would be:
{Site and Morphology.ICD-O-3 Hist/behav} =
'8070/2: Squamous cell carcinoma in situ, NOS',
'8070/3: Squamous cell carcinoma, NOS',
'8071/2: Squamous cell carcinoma in situ, keratinizing, NOS',
'8071/3: Squamous cell carcinoma, keratinizing, NOS',
'8072/2: Squamous cell CIS, large cell, nonkeratinizing',
'8072/3: Squamous cell ca., large cell, nonkeratinizing',
'8073/2: Squamous cell CIS, small cell, nonkeratinizing',
'8073/3: Squamous cell ca., small cell, nonkeratinizing',
'8074/2: Squamous cell carcinoma in situ, spindle cell',
'8074/3: Squamous cell carcinoma, spindle cell',
'8075/2: Squamous cell carcinoma in situ, adenoid',
'8075/3: Squamous cell carcinoma, adenoid',
'8076/2: Squamous cell CIS with questionable stromal invasion',
'8076/3: Squamous cell carcinoma, micro-invasive',
'8077/2: Squamous intraepithelial neoplasia, grade III',
'8077/3: Squamous cell ca. & Grade III',
'8078/3: Squamous cell carcinoma with horn formation',
'8083/2: Basaloid squamous cell carcinoma in situ',
'8083/3: Basaloid squamous cell carcinoma',
'8084/3: Squamous cell carcinoma, clear cell type'
Step 5: Create User-Defined Variables to use on the Table Tab
For this exercise, you need to define two new variables, one for race and one for sex.
Open the Data Dictionary.
- Select the "Race recode (W,B,AI,API)" variable from the "Race, Sex, Year Dx, Registry, County" category and use the Create button to open the Edit Variable window.
- Change the Name of the variable to: "Race recode (W,B,AI,API) w/o unks".
- Delete the "Unknown" grouping in the Groupings box.
- When you are finished, click the OK button.
- Select the "Sex" variable from the "Race, Sex, Year Dx, Registry, County" category and use the Create button to open the Edit Variable window.
- Change the Name of the variable to: "Sex (no total)".
- Delete the "Male and Female" grouping in the Groupings box.
- When you are finished, click the OK button.
- Close the dictionary.
Step 6: Set the User-Defined Variables as Row Variables (Table Tab)
- Use the "+" symbol to expand the User-defined category in the Available Variables box at the bottom of the Table Tab.
- Select "Race recode (W,B,AI,API) w/o unks" from the "User-Defined" category, then add it as a row variable.
- Next, select "Sex (no total)" and add it to the row dimension as well.
Step 7: Specify a Title and Hide Statistics (Output Tab)
- Move to the Output Tab.
- Enter the following title:
- Check the option to "Hide Statistics When Fewer Than 25 Cases", and change the limit from 25 to 35 cases.
Malignant Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Microscopically Confirmed Cases Only, 1992-2015
SEER 13 for White, Black, API
SEER 13 (incl. CHSDA only) for AI/AN
Rate Exercise 4a
Step 8: Create the Matrix and Re-order the Rows
- Use the or select Execute from the Session menu to execute the session.
- A dialog will display the progress of the job. When the job completes, a SEER*Stat matrix window will open containing the output table.
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Day approaching for free floating CNY?
Another important event is China's talk of widening the trading bands for its currency and liberalizing the CNY may be sped up. A free floating Chinese currency – if and when it happens – would be a very significant addition to forex markets given China is the world's second largest economy. CNY would no doubt quickly become a major reserve currency and would support China becoming a major financial center. USD/CNY would eventually become one of the most heavily traded currency pairs. But liberalization is likely to be many years away as China, like most other countries, doesn't particularly want a strong currency at this point, which would risk chocking off exports.
However, it was clear that there is plenty of tension simmering not that far beneath the surface at the G-20. South Korea is still very unhappy over Japan's re-inflation policies and there is deep division between the U.S. and Germany regarding fiscal policy. Many emerging market countries with more robust economies remain concerned over the distorting effects of aggressive QE activity from developed nations.


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My Favorite Nook: An Artful Entrance
Today's favorite nook is the landing space of a blogger I've been following for ages, Life Begins at Thirty, Right? The beautiful art, use of space and graphic rug just makes me want to come over and stay awhile.
What she said about it: "My favourite nook is our front entrance. It is a very narrow space and we recently repainted it white and added a long, narrow console table to make the most of the space. It is my favourite because it home to the fabulous giant scissors print by Alanna Cavanagh and it (hopefully) encourages guests to step out of the tiny vestibule into our home.
Read all about it on: Life Begins at Thirty, Right?
Take Away Design tip: Make the most of the space that is available. We used to have a small, half-moon table in the front hall that made the entryway feel cramped and blah. The new console table actually has the same depth as the old table, but the shape of it really makes the narrow hallway feel more spacious.
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Florida Biotech
Biomass Energy: Fueling a backlash
Delays in construction of biofuel plants fuels critics' appeals to dismantle Florida's Renewable Fuel Standards
Biofuel projects "are essentially science projects at the expense of the taxpayers," says Nick VandenBrekel, CEO of Agrisys, which initially tried to turn algae into fuel but became convinced the process cannot make a profit and cannot compete with petroleum. [Photo: Jeffrey Camp]
Bonita Springs-based Algenol says it has developed a process to turn carbon dioxide into ethanol using algae. Fueled by a $25-million grant from the federal government and another $10-million incentive from Lee County to build a plant near the Southwest Florida International Airport, the company's executives had predicted Algenol would be producing fuel at a pilot-scale biorefinery by last August.
The company didn't break ground on the plant until October, however, and now predicts the facility will begin operating sometime this year. Elsewhere in Florida, several other biofuel facilities that were supposed to be operating in 2011 — from global companies such as BP to determined Florida players such as Bradley Krohn and his Highlands EnviroFuels — remain delayed.
The past five years have seen generous policies, incentives and grants to jumpstart the business of turning biological materials — corn, sugar cane, yard and forest waste, algae — into ethanol or other fuels. Yet despite millions in state grants and many millions more provided by the federal government as part of the stimulus package, here's what Florida has to show:
Among several dozen biofuel plants that have been proposed across Florida, about a dozen have received a final permit to operate, according to the Department of Environmental Protection. Only one — a University of Florida demonstration plant — is running. None is producing biofuel yet.
Florida's biofuel push began under Gov. Charlie Crist in 2006. He and many others saw in ethanol the promise of lower greenhouse gas emissions, reduced dependence on foreign oil and a boost for Florida's agriculture industry, which might grow any number of fuel crops, from cane and sweet sorghum to jatropha and switchgrass.
But the fledgling industry was hammered when private investment dried up in the economic downturn. Algenol, for example, struggled to raise the money it needed to keep planning, hiring and building despite its government backing and partnership with Dow Chemical — at least in the U.S. Executives say they ultimately secured $100 million from foreign investors.
|"The industry can survive without a tax credit," says Bradley Krohn of Highlands EnviroFuels. "But all biofuels — corn and sugar and cellulosic and everything else — are dependent on that renewable fuel standard."
The state also terminated a $2.5-million grant to Vecenergy because of a lack of progress on its Port Manatee project and let expire without funding a $2.5-million grant to Clewiston-based Citrus Energy, which also had financing troubles.
The industry's slow progress, its reliance on subsidies and other issues are fueling a backlash nationally and here in Florida.
Even some biofuel entrepreneurs doubt the industry's viability.
Nick VandenBrekel founded Orlando-based Agrisys with a business plan focused on turning algae into fuel. But he's since dropped the idea of producing fuel and now plans to use algae to make food products. VandenBrekel says he's convinced that algal biofuel can't make a profit and can't compete with petroleum in today's market. Most biofuel projects, says VandenBrekel, "are essentially science projects at the expense of the taxpayers."
Critics are increasingly vocal about federal support for the industry, which includes a 54-cent-a-gallon tariff on ethanol imports and a subsidy of 45 cents a gallon for blending ethanol into gasoline. Sweeping federal legislation passed in 2007 requires the nation to gradually increase its use of renewable fuels, from 15 billion gallons this year to 21 billion by 2015 and 36 billion by 2022.


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Auto dealers get more control with Senate billBy GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
March 22. 2013 12:50AM
CONCORD - By an overwhelming 21-2 vote on Thursday, the state Senate sided with local auto dealers over auto manufacturers in approving Senate Bill 126, or the Dealer Bill of Rights.
The bill changes business practices between manufacturers and their dealers and would give local auto and other vehicle dealers greater flexibility to run their franchises. All other states have similar laws.
During debate, several senator told of long-time auto dealerships that went out of business due to the demands of manufacturers.
"This will allow local owners to run their businesses as they see fit," said Sen. David Pierce, D-Hanover, "not as Detroit thinks it should be."
But Senate President Peter Bragdon, R-Milford, who was one of the two no votes on the bill along with Sen. John Reagan, R-Deerfield, said he believes the law changes too many existing business contracts between dealers and manufacturers.
"These are current contracts that are being changed unilaterally by the state," Bragdon said. "That was too much for me."
Earlier this month, the Alliance of Auto Manufacturers placed full-page ads in the New Hampshire Union Leader and several other newspapers in the state claiming that the bill is government overreach and intrusion into private business practices.
The ad calls the bill a lemon and says it will cost consumers more money.
"Why should our State House pick business winners and losers?" the ad asks. "And why should we in New Hampshire pay more than motorists in neighboring states?" At the time the state's auto dealers criticized "the out-of-state car makers" for trying to mislead the public and lawmakers about the bill.
The dealers say SB 126 would reduce costs by stopping manufacturers from forcing dealers to rebuild facilities every five to seven years and would allow dealers to buy tools and building materials and from local suppliers, instead of from out-of-state companies picked by Detroit or Tokyo.
"I want to do business with the people who do business with me." said Andy Crews, president of AutoFair, after the vote. "This bill goes a long way to making that happen."
The bill includes; A "buy local" provision, which dealers say will end mandates by auto makers to use out-of-state contractors and suppliers for work; Transparency in inventory and sales decisions made by auto makers; Market-based reimbursement for warranty work done by local dealers: Gives local dealers more control over decisions regarding major capital expenses, such as showroom renovations and new construction; and incorporates equipment manufacturers and farm equipment dealers into the bill of rights.
The manufacturers say the bill is bad public policy.
"We are disappointed the Senate chose car dealers over consumers, but are confident the 400 members of the House will demand a balanced compromise that protects the interests of all parties," said Alliance of Auto Manufacturers director of communication and public affairs, Daniel Gage. "The Senate version of this bill is bad public policy that unfairly extends the arm of government into private and voluntary business relationships."
Earlier Gage said the dealers can use local vendors if they want to do that, but manufacturers need to be part of the decision due brand consistency.
And he charged the dealers with driving up auto repair costs so they can receive the current market rate in New Hampshire for warranty work.
Gage said New Hampshire's warranty law allows dealers to charge manufacturers retail service rates for warranty work, which drives up the cost to consumers because the dealers bump up the rates to get more money. And he said the bill would also allow dealers to charge manufacturers the retail rate for parts, which is not the current arrangement.
Most states allow bulk rates for warranty work, Gage said, and allow surcharges on new auto sales to hold the escalating rates of service departments in check, but the bill would not allow that.
However, senators were not convinced the dealers have been treated fairly by the manufacturers.
Sen. Jeff Woodburn, D-Dalton, said there once were nine new car dealers in Coos County; today there are four. One of the remaining dealers works out of a barn in Lancaster, he noted, selling about 15 cars a month.
The business has been in the family for three generations and needs to be protected, he said.
Sen. Pierce of Hanover, told of a Claremont dealership selling Chevrolets since 1958 that was told by General Motors it had to build a new facility to separate it from its Toyota operation. The owner could not afford that and lost the GM dealership.
Senate Majority Leader Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, said the local auto dealer in his community has closed and now he has to travel to Laconia, Rochester or Conway for a dealership.
"I want to get my service in Wolfeboro," Bradley said. "This is about convenience and costs."
The bill now goes to the House for action.


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In his remarks at the inaugural opening, Miguel Fluxá, executive chairman of Iberostar Hotels & Resorts, expressed the company's optimism for the future of this region and its people.
"Riviera Nayarit is a land that, to the extent you know it, you love it more," said Fluxá.
The Riviera Nayarit region has not been without security concerns over the last several years, however. But Fluxá and Iberostar recognized early on what now seems apparent to all: Mexico has made huge strides in reversing the recent spate of security concerns, especially in the State of Nayarit. At a recent press conference during the resort's grand opening, Fluxá addressed this along with Nayarit State's governor, Roberto Sandoval-Castañeda, who noted that Nayarit had Mexico's second-highest reduction in crime last year.
Also on hand for the opening ceremonies was Carlos Joaquín, sub-secretary of tourism for the Mexican government. Together with Fluxá and Governor Sandoval-Castañeda, the three men expressed optimism for Nayarit's future, citing the unique partnership between government and private enterprise that brought this development to fruition.
Most significant was construction of new highway from Guadalajara to Nayarit that Fluxá saw as essential to Nayarit's future and Iberostar's commitment. The new highway will include a freeway from Jala, in northern Nayarit State, to Puerto Vallarta, and should cut the current three-hour drive in half. With Mr. Fluxá's urging and Sandoval-Castañeda's support, the project was approved and work began last year on the initial phase of construction.
Sandoval-Castañeda also pointed out Nayarit's commitment of $15.3 million for infrastructure development.
"We are very convinced that the growth we will have with this Iberostar hotel … is the tip of the arrow that we need in Riviera Nayarit," said Sandoval-Castañeda.
The governor and Fluxá also acknowledged the crucial role of Mexico's central bank, Banco de Mexico, in financing the project which totaled $136 million. Fluxá also said that improvement in the U.S. economy has added to Iberostar's interest in the Mexico's Pacific coast.
"I feel confident the U.S. economy will improve due to government intervention," Fluxá said.
Additionally, Fluxá cited rising prosperity in Mexico and its growing middle class for Iberostar's confidence in the future of Riviera Nayarit. Iberostar currently holds an additional parcel of land near its Playa Mita property, located on the opposite side of the Litibu Golf Club.


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In the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Resource Kit, I read about a procedure that checks all databases for options that you should avoid. I understand why I should avoid options such as offline, DBO-use only, statistics off, truncate log on checkpoint, and so on. However, two of the options—autoclose and autoshrink—puzzle me.
Autoclose. Closing a file when it isn't in use sounds like a prudent thing to do. Yet I see files opening and closing all the time in the SQL Server error log, even when I know that I never use the database except for demos. Does viewing a list of databases in Enterprise Manager make the files open? Autoclose makes intuitive sense on databases that I use only occasionally as import staging areas and which I access for only a fraction of the time my online transaction processing (OLTP) database is in use. SQL Server Books Online (BOL) says that autoclose is automatically set to YES for the SQL Server Personal Edition and to NO for all other editions. Has this option been included only for the Personal Edition?
Autoshrink. The autoshrink option also sounds helpful. However, would using autoshrink on my import staging areas, where I bring in quantities of data for short periods of time, keep these areas small for backups?
Autoclose is available on all SQL Server 2000 editions. The amount of memory you save by using this option is relatively small but might be important on memory-constrained systems that use the Personal Edition. However, I wouldn't enable autoclose for the other editions because every time you try to access the database, the query will be slowed by the amount of load time it takes to mount the database. As for the question about your files opening and closing, yes, when you enumerate a database in Enterprise Manager, you access the database.
I don't recommend that you leave on autoshrink for production systems unless you really need to because it might kick in when your system is otherwise busy with production work and slow down the system. However, enabling this option is a good idea for desktop or remote systems that don't get a lot of DBA attention and whose databases could grow out of control before you have time to detect the problem.


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Activision has announced that Call of Duty: Black Ops II earned more than $500 million worldwide during its first 24 hours on sale. To put that in perspective, last year Modern Warfare 3 earned $400 million in the US and UK on launch day and Halo 4 earned $220 million from its launch last week.
"With first day sales of over half a billion dollars worldwide, we believe Call of Duty is the biggest entertainment launch of the year for the fourth year in a row," said Activision CEO Bobby Kotick. "Life-to-date sales for the Call of Duty franchise have exceeded worldwide theatrical box office receipts for Harry Potter and Star Wars, the two most successful movie franchises of all time."
While Activision hasn't revealed the specific number of copies sold, we know that at least 1 million copies were sold at GameStop midnight launches when it launched on Tuesday. Black Ops II will be released on Wii U on November 18th.
Andrew Goldfarb is IGN's associate news editor. Keep up with pictures of the latest food he's been eating by following @garfep on Twitter or garfep on IGN.


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While everyone else was sitting around making jokes about horses and bayonets, the 'Autotune the News' folks were working hard to turn Monday night's debate into a song. This is what they came up with.
We think it's pretty good — it's about as catchy as the first song they did, but it lacks the dance moves of the VP debate. It does have a little something extra-special though — moderator Bob Schieffer waving around a bottle of Hennessy. That would've made for a much more interesting debate.


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The chilling and stylish and aggressively creepy "Stoker" begins at the end and takes us on a shocking and lurid journey before we land right where we started, now seeing every small detail through a different lens.
It's disturbingly good.
Some might say the focus on psychopathic behavior exploits and glorifies the acts of violence splattered all over the screen here. No doubt some audience members might feel compelled to walk out after several scenes, including a shower sequence in which a woman masturbates while flashing back to a murder. But in the tradition of films such as "In Cold Blood," "Badlands" and "Natural Born Killers," this is a story about murders committed not by monsters in masks or gun-wielding gangsters, but by damaged souls who were either born without a conscience or left it behind along the way.
Mia Wasikowska (the title character in Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland") plays India Stoker, a pale, teenage outcast who is so serious and mysterious, she could be the sister of that pale, teenage outcast from "Beautiful Creatures." (They should SO be Facebook friends and follow each other on Twitter.) India's beloved father dies in a car crash on her 18th birthday, bringing about a visit from her dad's brother — an uncle she never knew she had.
Uncle Charlie (Matthew Goode) is just back from business in Europe, and he strikes an immediate connection with India. Like without talking. As in he can maybe hear her thoughts, and she can read his.
But "Stoker," the first English-language film by Korean director Park Chan-wook ("Oldboy"), is no supernatural thriller. It's much more frightening than that — asking us to accept that some people can kill as easily as they can turn off a light, and that they may have been that way even when they were children.
Chan-wook clearly has off-the-charts talent, which he can't help flaunting to the point of distraction in some instances. Some shots, e.g., the close-up of a bright-red curlicue of a pencil shaving after the pencil has been used as a weapon, are darkly funny and brilliantly executed. Other times, you wish he had a friend in the editing room to ask, "Do we really need this guitar solo right here?"
Mostly, though, he is spot on, creating unbearable tension, sexual and otherwise, as Uncle Charlie smoothly inserts himself into the family dynamic. India's cold and distant mother, Evie (Nicole Kidman), warms up in Charlie's presence, even though she should know better. Jacki Weaver shows up as Charlie's aunt, who seems to want to warn India about Charlie's true nature but is scared to do much more than breathe in his presence. (Weaver's character and her questionable actions represent some of the rare missteps in a script by actor Wentworth Miller of "Prison Break.")
As Charlie seduces mom and daughter with very different approaches, we're not sure if India is a damaged, exploited young woman, or if she's been waiting her whole life for Uncle Charlie to show up and validate her pitch-black soul. Maybe it's both.
"Stoker" only occasionally acknowledges the world outside the twisted Stoker family and their lockbox of secrets. As is almost always the case with stories such as this, the horny guy with a crush doesn't know when to stop, the cops are slow on the uptake, and the neighbors are invisible no matter what's happening inside the house. What sets "Stoker" apart are the exquisitely grotesque bursts of death, which usually occur only after an effectively maddening series of tension-building scenes.
Kidman, at least partially free of the constraints of whatever modern medical face-freezing tricks she's been employing to stave off the natural aging process, is wonderful playing a character who could have been written by Tennessee Williams. Wasikowska is more effective as the mousy India first finding her way than as the person who India becomes.
As for Matthew Goode, I remember seeing him opposite Joseph Gordon-Levitt in "Lookout," one of the best movies of 2007, and thinking him capable of winning an Oscar someday. This won't be the role, because a film like "Stoker" will be long-forgotten come nomination season, but it won't be for lack of talent. This guy can bring it.
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