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I've always liked when my birthday fell, in September (yesterday, the 13th), coinciding as it did with the turning of seasons and the returning to school, something all inside-the-line coloring types enjoy. We've been enjoying a break in the heat here in Los Angeles as well, so we can even pretend that our seasons have shifted (although god help us all when the inevitable heat wave that is early October slams us sideways).
So I've been thinking a lot about what I'd like to change, along with why I'd like to change it. Digging in and getting at the roots of things has proven much more useful than anything else for actually changing my behavior. For example, when I quit smoking, my third or fourth round of brochitis was struggling to gain purchase in my lungs; while "health" was a nebulous goal, staying out of the hospital and not feeling like I was being drowned were both wildly compelling. Ditto with getting on the SCD the first time: at barely 90 pounds, having suffered a horrible summer of illness capped by four weeks of riotous fever, stomach cramps and bloody diarrhea, the idea of food I could keep in me long enough to put on the weight that would make me ambulatory again was right up there with no-brainers like oxygen and shelter.
At officially-48, I'm dealing with the first serious signs of physical breakdown. My hair is thinner, I tire more easily and, most horrifying of all to me, I pack on weight I can't easily take off. I'm told I still look relatively young for my age and I still feel like a nimrod youngster most days, but the physical realities of gravity and hormone depletion are winning on too many battlefronts. It's time to take action, and that means tying action to meaning.
A lot of us who use our brains and our extended brains (i.e., The Google) for a living tend to be dismissive of the fact that we are not just a brain, but a body. Forget "spirit" or "soul", we fight the reality that at the very least, the pile of gray goop has to be carted around by muscles, tendons and bones. And that's not even getting into the idea that good food and rest and exercise can keep the gray goop itself functioning at a higher level for longer.
Most programs of change seem to focus on the subtractive, talking about how you must deprive yourself of this or that, just like they emphasize Massive Overhaul rather than tweaking. All well and good when, perhaps, you're really up against it, but what about when you're looking at something squishy and less pressing, like feeling better or taking the dog for a walk with more joy or something long-term-good like possibly better hair for a wee bit longer? Then you're looking at implementing the kind of long-term change that takes, well, long.
In his latest newsletter (which you really should subscribe to, it's as good as mine, only different), Chris Brogan talks about a simple reframing that seems to be working for him: adding good stuff in rather than taking bad stuff away. He's lost 20 pounds so far by doing stuff like adding water and adding a higher percentage of greens to his dinner plate. Is he really cutting back on Diet Coke and fatty carbs? Well, yeah, like I said, it's a re-frame. But it's a small reframe that seems to be working.
I've been thinking about how I might use this to get myself back on the SCD. Ordinarily, that means things like "no more pizza" and "so long, cupcakes." But I considered it and wondered if maybe I couldn't start making my way back by doing things like "carry SCD-legal snacks with me" and "switch morning walk to Trader Joe's": the former would likely keep me from falling off the wagon by keeping ferocious hunger at bay, and the latter would mean I could turn grocery shopping (kind of a chore to me) into a normal, semi-fun, fairly regular part of my routine.
I also have some thoughts about other small, additive changes that might enhance my life a bit, like the Leo Babauta-inspired music experiment I started (and subsequently stopped) earlier this year. But first this. There's enough other stuff swirling around right now, and the point is to make life easier, not more complicated.
In the meantime, I'm very curious to know what sort of luck other people have had with additive change, and whether it's been easier (and stuck longer) than the subtractive kind. What say ye: yea or nay?
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Q: javascript: Why does this return statement cause a syntax error? I'm using Apatana 3, i modified the JS code formatter a little bit to let it seem more clear, below is the code after format, it give me an error:
    copyOffset : function( index )
    {
        return
        {
            x : index, y : index
        };
    }

firebug give me:
SyntaxError: invalid label

if i change it to:
    copyOffset : function( index )
    {
        return{
            x : index, y : index
        };
    }

will be OK, Anybody who can tell me what's the diff between these two return statement?

A: The difference is that the first snippet is actually interpreted as...
copyOffset : function( index )
{
    return;
    {
        x : index, y : index
    };
}

It's called Automatic Semicolon Insertion: when JavaScript parser sees a statement that seems to be complete, but misses semicolon, it attempts to 'fix' it.
And yes, even though helpful at times, it can be quite annoying. This article explains this JavaScript feature in details.

A: Haha, this is a classical one;)
Javasript breaks on
return
{

because it treats { as a new block and implicitely inserts a semicolon:
return;
{

thus returning undefined:-D
The Problem is Javasript inserting a Semicolon at the end of a line when the statement makes sense. Since return can stand on it's own, Javascript interprets it as a complete statement and inserts the semicolon, thus breaking your code.
Actually, this is the reason, why in Javascript you alway should avoid those newlines and write:
copyOffset : function( index ){
    return{
        x : index, y : index
    };
}

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You know, I think I have to do this every week, just for the sake of keeping my head straight after two consecutive episodes of nerve wrecking Bridal Mask. I think this drama is making me dancing over the edge of my sanity and I feel really safe to watch it live only when I'm alone. Although we only got an episode this week, it's an awesome episode that you won't want to miss. Probably that's the reason why I was so devastated when my streaming got cut off during the most crucial moment. Oh, I think I might need a rehab after this drama ends, just to continue being a sane drama viewer.
GAKSITAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL! What have you done to me??


I am starting to put together an Ultramarines 1st company army after a LONG break from 40k, and I was wondering.... what is the precise organisation of the 1st company? I know that it is the veteran company, but how many terminators, veterans, chaplains, apothecaries, dreadnoughts, L.R.'s, and so on. What are the numbers on them? Also, what kind of Land Raiders does the 1st company employ, and who commands it? Thanks!
At the time it would have referred to regular Land Raiders, since GW hadn't invented the Crusader yet, whether they retconned it is anyones guess.
The current commander is Brother-Captain Agemman, but I don't believe theres a breakdown anywhere of the current composition of the company, though I believe there may be some fluff somewhere stating that a Predator has been made an honourary part of the company.
Thanks! That's good info. Would the captain and Chaplains be wearing Terminator Armor, Artificer Armor, or just regular Power armor? And who/what is Magister Primus, and what is his role in the company?
I believe the command staff would wear Terminator armor, per usual. Magister Primus, if I recall correctly, is the honorary title of the Chief Librarian.
I thumbed through the new Apocalypse Reloaded book the other day in a store and noted one of the formations being the 1st Company. If you get a chance, you may want to refer to this.
It does refer to the new types of veterens which are due out with the new marine codex soon.
Back in UK WD#195 , GW had every store in the UK paint a squad or two of ultramarines to build the entire chapter for games day display in 1995. The feature article displayed the entire chapter, in 2 2-page spreads. See attached pic. Basically half the first company is Terminator, other half Power armor. Article says the first company can field ten power armor squads or 20 terminator squads.
Alright, so does that include the Apothecary wearing terminator armor? Is that even possible? If Magister Primus is the Chief Librarian, does that mean that Tigirius is attached to the first company (in the case of the Ultramarines)?
Rico- Thanks! I will def. be looking through that book to get a little more in depth on this stuff.
Numbers are unreliable on how squads are organised within the 1st company. Generally it is accepted that it would be 50/50 temies/ power armour however different sources will tell you it can be 100% termies. Also be aware that power armoured vets were only organised as tac squads now they have assault squads aswell so the codex astartes has changed somewhat. I would imagine the officers taking to the field as either power armoured or termies as the battlefield situation determines but termie does seem more likely.
Magister means 'Master of' e.g. Magister Militum means Master of the Soldiers in Latin.
It has however been co-opted by alot of fantasy writers as being something sorcerous - since it look likes it shares a root with magic.
Magister Primus just means Master of the First, which makes sense in relation to the company we're discussing here. As such I would be surprised if it referred to a Librarian, especially since I've never seen any other references to such a title within the Ultramarines.
Leftenant Gashrog - have you got a source for your breakdown of forces?


Whistler's proposal for a community forest was not among the first four community forest pilot sites announced this week by Forests Minister David Zirnhelt. However, Zirnhelt promised more community forest projects would be chosen in the coming weeks as part of the government's forest action plan to promote diversification in the province's changing forest sector. Whistler was attracted to the community forest proposal because it originally seemed to present an opportunity to manage the local forest and all its competing activities, including logging, commercial backcountry operations, tourism and gravel extraction. Currently these areas are managed by different ministries or different departments within ministries. Whistler's proposal for a community forest is one of only 27 applications that was received by the Ministry of Forests in January. Early indications, several months ago, were that Whistler was one of the front-runners. However, Whistler submitted a proposal which takes a holistic approach to forest and ecosystem management and asks for greater control of all forest resources than the ministry has indicated it may be willing to give up. The Whistler plan has the support of the Lil'wat Nation and Western Forest Products, the company with the largest annual timber harvest in the area. But the District of Squamish had indicated its lack of support for the plan, which calls for a reduction in the annual harvest rate from its present 62,000 cubic metres to approximately 30,000 cubic metres, or 60 hectares, per year. Bill Barratt, director of parks and recreation for the municipality, and forestry advisor Don MacLaurin will be discussing Whistler's community forest proposal at the Whistler Chamber of Commerce luncheon June 16. Although the pilot program initially called for three projects, Zirnhelt announced four pilot sites with a commitment for more in the coming weeks. The first four successful proposals are: o Bamfield/Huu-ay-aht Community Forest Society which proposed 418 ha of Crown land next to the communities of Bamfield and Ana'cla; o District of Fort St. James, which proposed 3,583 ha of Crown land next to the community of Fort St. James; o Village of Burns Lake, which proposed 19,862 ha of Crown land next to the community of Burns Lake; and o Esketemc First Nation, which proposed 15,000 ha of Crown land and 2,500 ha of Native reserve land next to the community of Alkali Lake, 50 km south of Williams Lake. A subcommittee of the community forest advisory committee evaluated proposals based on criteria developed by the committee. These evaluations guided the forest minister's decision. The criteria included community involvement, administrative authority and structure, as well as stewardship and management objectives. Before awarding any of the tenures, the ministry will hold open houses or community meetings to verify that public, First Nation and stakeholder concerns have been addressed. The term of the pilots is five years, after which the communities may be eligible for a long-term agreement of 25 to 99 years.


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Multiple examples of state noncompliance with UNCLOS
For reasons of space, I cannot attempt here any detailed or comprehensive survey of non-compliance with the LOSC, nor is it necessary to my case to do so. It is sufficient to give a number of varying and persisting examples to show that non-compliance continues to be a problem.
Some States parties, including Bangladesh, Egypt, Myanmar and Viet- nam, have drawn straight baselines in ways that do not meet the require- ments of Article 7, even on the most generous interpretation of the admittedly imprecise provisions of that Article.1
Four States parties (Benin, Philippines, Somalia and Togo) still claim a territorial sea with a breadth in excess of the 12 nautical miles permitted by Article 3.
12 States parties, including China, Haiti, India, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, have included security as one of the matters in respect of which they claim to exercise jurisdiction in their contiguous zones, contrary to Article 33.
A few States parties, including Japan, have sought to delimit an exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and continental shelf from uninhabitable rocks, contrary to Article 121(3).
A considerable number of flag State parties are in breach of their obliga- tion under Article 94 to exercise effective jurisdiction and control in respect of the seaworthiness of ships having their nationality, as revealed by the record of inspections and detentions of unseaworthy ships carried out by port States under various regional Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) on port State control. In particular, such States include those on the black list of flag States, and possibly even those on the grey list, pub- lished each year by the Paris and Tokyo MoUs.2
The biennial reports on the State of World Fisheries and Aquaculture published by the FAO show that for the past decade or more nearly 30% of fish stocks are over-exploited.3 This indicates that some coastal States parties (notably the European Union (EU))4 are in breach of their obliga- tion under Article 61(2) to ensure that the maintenance of the living resources of their EEZs is not endangered by over-exploitation; and that some States parties are in breach of their obligation under Articles 117– 119 to conserve the living resources of the high seas. Furthermore, it has been estimated that as much as one-third of the total global marine fish catch is taken illegally.5 Not all such illegality is necessarily a breach of the LOSC, but a good deal certainly is.
A number of States parties are in breach of their obligations under Article 194(5) by failing to take the necessary measures to protect and preserve rare or fragile ecosystems, for example by permitting fishing using explo- sives in the vicinity of tropical coral reefs or by permitting bottom trawl- ing on seamounts and areas of cold-water coral reefs in their EEZs.
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UNCLOS has empirically not been successful
Empirically, after 30 years there is a significant and consistent pattern of non-compliance with UNCLOS provisions.
UNCLOS has failed to achieve its goals due to non-compliance by many states
Growing problem of non-compliance with UNCLOS in the Arctic
Should not downplay the widespread noncompliance with UNCLOS
The U.S. would not Benefit from Ratification of UNCLOS
Counter Argument:
UNCLOS has empirically been successful

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A third runway at Heathrow is back on the agenda. In 2010 the Conservative/Lib Dem coalition made a formal agreement that plans for a third runway should be scrapped. Yet there have been persistent murmurings from the British Airports Authority (BAA), big business and the chancellor about the need for an expansion of capacity. The issues of climate crisis and the tarmacking over of communities in the name of 'development' are being sidelined.
But in Sipson village, one of the places that would be bulldozed were the runway to go ahead, there sits a patch of land where those issues are very much alive. It is home to Grow Heathrow – a community space and growing project that exists to oppose runway expansion. 'We don't know what is going to happen with the third runway but the point about this place is that we are ready to resist it and we're not going anywhere,' says John Allen, who has been living and working at the space since April 2012.
Grow Heathrow began in 2010 when a group of people from Plane Stupid and Climate Camp moved into the local area to support residents in their resistance to the third runway. Having established relationships with the residents during the 2007 Climate Camp in a nearby field, the plan was to create a project that would be a continuation of this. The campaigners spotted an abandoned junk yard, which was home to three large greenhouses from its past as a plant nursery, and made plans to turn it into a community space. After receiving support from the local residents' association, they squatted the site and went about transforming what had been a 'sea of cars' into a beautiful and inspiring project organising around climate change, food sovereignty, community resilience and squatting.
Their takeover of the site was welcomed by local residents, who were relieved to see the back of the scrapyard. But more important was the support that Grow Heathrow extended to the residents in their struggle against the third runway. As residents watched their village empty after bullying from BAA and the government, the fact that Grow Heathrow has stuck around means a great deal to them. This constant in a landscape of flux and uncertainty gave them 'a sense of hope' and made them feel supported, one resident told Allen.
The local residents were in turn quick to stand up for Grow Heathrow. In the early days when the police used to harass the people there, a telephone tree was used to contact a 'flashmob' of elderly women who would turn up and demand that the police leave 'our activists' alone.
Grow Heathrow is also an experiment in sustainable living. A wind turbine, constructed from scratch on site, and solar panels provide the energy it needs. There are planters full of vegetables at the front and in the greenhouses. The entire site is a maze of incredible eco-contraptions made on the spot from reclaimed materials. There is a clay pizza oven, providing pizza in four minutes flat – 'the secret is a thin base and lots of ingredients' – alongside stoves made from gas canisters, compost toilets, a compost mound that provides hot water, an outdoor wood burning shower, and a hay house that is currently in development.
'What's been great about this is that people with skills, and willing to share those skills with passion and energy, have come together to make all of this and that's why I was attracted to it,' John Allen explains.
Admiring the half-built hay house and listening to their future plans it is hard to imagine that their project and their right to a home is under threat. Yet inevitably the owners are taking them through the courts. In what is a landmark case, Grow Heathrow will argue against their eviction under Article Eight of the Human Rights Act, which guarantees the right to home and family life. While Article Eight currently applies to public landlords, it has not yet been determined whether it applies to the private sector. If the courts were to find that it did, this would have significant implications for privately renting tenants and squatters.


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Brevard fined for May sewage discharge
Jim Waymer, FLORIDA TODAY
Brevard County must pay Florida $1,250 in penalties and costs in connection with releasing almost 1.7 million gallons of raw sewage last month in Indian Harbour Beach, 1 million gallons of which went into a canal that flows to the Banana River.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection fined Brevard $1,000 for the unauthorized sewage discharges on May 11. The county also must pay the $250 cost of DEP's investigation, according to a DEP consent order signed on June 9.
"The reason we did penalize them is because of the violations of water quality standards," said Dave Herbster, an administrator at DEP in Orlando. "But we also reduced the penalty by half in recognition of their good-faith effort."
A repair of what started as a small leak took longer than expected because of "very wet grounds" and a broken valve gear box, , according to DEP documents.
"It was kind of a nightmare situation," Herbster said. "Since it didn't suggest something systemic, we're looking at this as an anomaly."
To prevent sewage backups at homes and businesses during the incident, the county diverted more than 600,000 gallons of raw sewage into a pond near Sea Park Elementary School and more than 1 million gallons of raw sewage into Anchor Drive Canal, which connects via other canals to the Banana River.
After the first 24 hours, the county had exhausted its ability to store or haul sewage, officials said, so they decided to divert sewage to the nearby canal to prevent backups into streets, homes and businesses.
County officials assert this was their only option and had challenged the fine.
"We did challenge DEP's decision and contacts at DEP stated that even though they realize we did all that could have been done; any raw sewage discharge into a water body is now being penalized since the brown tide in the Indian River Lagoon occurred," County Manager Stockton Whitten said via email. "Staff feels that we did the appropriate thing to protect the health and safety of the public."
Spill sent 1M gallons of sewage toward Banana River
Brevard plans to examine the sewer pipe along South Patrick drive to prevent future leaks.
"The County is developing an engineering task order with HDR Engineering to investigate and if appropriate design an appropriate long-term solution to the problem with this pipe," Whitten said. "Our goal is to reduce future instances of pipe failure, however as I'm sure you are aware there is no foolproof method to insure that a pipe will never fail."
The May leak was the third significant sewage incident for which the county has been fined this year.
Brevard County paid $4,100 in state civil penalties and investigation costs for two wastewater discharges in February.
On Feb. 2, the county's Barefoot Bay wastewater treatment plant had an unauthorized discharge of 281,000 gallons of partially treated wastewater. Operator error resulted in the wastewater entering a canal that flows four miles to the St. Sebastian River, a tributary of the Indian River Lagoon.
Then, on Feb. 24, the South Central Wastewater Treatment Plant in Viera, water had to be diverted to holding ponds that already were almost full. The subsequent over flow resulted in 1.5 million gallons of "treated reclaimed water" being discharged to a canal which flows to the St. Johns River.
Neither of the two February incidents involved the discharge of raw sewage, county officials emphasized.
But reclaimed water and partially treated sewage contain pathogens, and can be high in nitrogen and phosphorus that trigger algae blooms, which cause fish kills.
Brevard County is spending $134 million on a 10-year water and wastewater system improvements.
Contact Waymer at 321-242-3663 or jwaymer@floridatoday.com. Follow him on Twitter @JWayEnviro


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Someone I know, who may or may not have birthed me in 1964, calls me this morning and says that she is going to Italy at 7PM and has a problem. Problem is, an expired passport. Oh, and this person is on an island in the Atlantic. What to do?
Unbeknownst to me, the Norwalk Passport Office is one of only 10 places in the nation where you can get a passport issued in an hour. This person shows up at 11:30 after a ferry ride and a top speed drive down I-95 (apple doesn't fall far from the tree there), and with proof of travel, a picture and $170, the passport was ready after lunch.
Take that, anywhere else! Fairfield County sure does have some useful stuff.
Ya Gotta Live Somewhere
Five sales, two contracts reported so far today on open house day. I refer to these as "shelter" deals, because no matter how bad the economy, no matter whether there is a 20% confidence gap, ya gotta live somewhere, preferably somewhere that can be purchased on an insured mortgage. One, 446 Valley Road in Cos Cob, actually sold in a bidding war – asking $525,000, got $540,000 or $270 a square foot.
423 Stanwich, on the market since Warren Buffett was a little boy, is in contract today. Originally asking $5.7 million back during the Sydney Olympics, will likely be south of the current $2.4MM ask. Nice land, the house……….a bit confusing
Can you build in Greenwich for less than $270 a foot? (Valley Road)
As opposed to the rest of the nation, Washington DC is having some kind of real estate growth explosion. No real secret there, its stimulus writ small. All the federal spending attracts businesses, people, jobs, etc. Lots of good capitalists have made tons of money in places ranging from Petworth in the deep urban core of the District, to the Dulles toll road corridor. While an effect of government, it's mostly private enterprise that fuels the growth of DC. No doubt it is a success, but it would seem to me that some believe this to be wrong, solely because it's in the capitol area. I used to live there for a while, its amazing what success has done there. I think it's an example of what government and private enterprise can do to stimulate the nation as a whole
Still no news
But this house, at 2 Broad Road "in the association" at Belle Haven, is owned by someone with the best name I've seen in a while. The owner is Yonsuk S. Derby.
I love interesting names. Gotta be great to live life named Majestic Mapp and Scientific Mapp
Real Estate News?
It's not like I'd rather shove liberal propaganda down your throats, I'd rather sell real estate. Today we have about 15 open houses (for Gideon, none on Club Road so he can take it easy on this rainy day). I had an agent last night at an event tell me its not the lack of sales that worry her, its the lack of showings. Is price driving demand, or is there just no demand. Strange days indeed.
Next stop housing options
Its good to have a hobby
And lets not forget a memorable nickname.
So what did you do down in the Ozarks?
New i-Phone next week?
Gideon Fountain writes:
Can this possibly be accurate? If so, whoa!
Non-lethal protection
The Kimber Pepper Blaster, also available in discreet gray.
With the likes of multimillionaire, overweight agitprop movie producer Michael Moore calling for violence against "the rich", it's certainly a good time to think about personal protection, because, more than likely, it won't be rich guys like Michael Moore who get threatened by members of the lunatic fringe, it will be regular schmoes like you and me.
After much research and personal experience, I can whole-heartedly endorse the Kimber Pepper Blaster* as the best solution to the problem of what to carry for protection against everything from muggers to grizzly bears, and, lately, mountain lions. More than likely, you're never going to use this thing, but you should have something on your person at all times. At the very least, make sure your daughter carries one. They are cheap (around $39.95 or less), lightweight, they won't go off accidentally in your pocket or purse, plus they have a shelf-life of at least 6 years.
Best of all, unlike a pistol, if you've made a mistake, and it was just your brother sneaking into the house, not a burglar? He'll be really pissed off about getting sprayed but he won't be dead!
*Chris continues his (confounded, nonsensical) "no advertising" policy so of course this is a free plug for the Kimber Company of Yonkers, New York. There are other, similar products out there that may be just as good, so do a little research.
If you think this is Socialism……
"I hear all this, 'well, this is class warfare, this is whatever'. No. There is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. Nobody. You built a factory out there? Good for you. But I want to be clear:
You moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for; you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate; you were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for. You didn't have to worry that marauding bands would come and seize everything at your factory, and hire someone to protect against this, because of the work the rest of us did."
– Elizabeth Warren
Ok To Despise Warren Buffett?
All thinking humans properly despise scoundrels like Michael Moore, but what about Warren Buffett? Most of us have grown up hearing this avuncular, chubby-cheeked, Benjamin Graham disciple referred to as the "Oracle of Omaha". Seemed like a nice guy. And, after all, he appears to have come to his billions honestly, albeit, these days, using less Graham and more political-insider methods. But reports like THIS force you to recognize what a typical, double-talking hypocrite this old fool really is.
And if he were merely a double-talking, hypocritical old fool, it would be one thing, but he is actively working on behalf of the re-election of President Obummer. Having learned nothing from the last 2 1/2 years, he wants more of it. And he and his President vigorously advocate for higher taxes for "millionaires and billionaires" knowing full well that these higher rates will be applied to a much larger, more financially useful group known as "hundred-thousand-aires".
So, are we allowed to despise a multi-billionaire whose company fights the IRS tooth-and-nail over every nickel owed and, at the same time, calls for higher taxes for those really rich guys, the ones making $300,000/year? Yes, indeed, yes.
And his tax arguement is PHONY, anyway.
Four houses closed and were reported today. 242 Pemberwick Road, north of Comly, sold for $920,000 after 3 years on the market, originally listed for $1,575,000, or 58% of ask. Meeting a more realistic fate was 35 Terrace Ave in Riverside, a 4 BR, 2 BA Riverside Tudor. It was listed at $1,795,000 and sold for 75% of its ask – $1,350,000 – in a short 6 months. On a rosier note, 9 Lockwood Drive in Old Greenwich sold quickly, very well priced at $1,299,000, out in a couple of months for $1.2MM
We'll see how these lessons play out at 297 Round Hill Road, purchased just a year ago for $5.2MM after on the market for 2+ years, down from an original ask of $7.5MM. This gem on sale for what appears to be a breakeven amount of what-I-paid plus what-I-pay-the-broker plus what-I-pay-in-closing-costs.
297 Round Hill
242 Pemberwick
Yo Gideon
The liberals are taking over, pretty soon Walt will be going with me, Nancy Pelosi, Rev. Wright and all the top Solyndra execs to an organic retreat in San Francisco. Anyone have a sighting? FYI, each of the 5 Scooby Doo characters represent one of the schools of Western Mass. Shaggy is Hampshire, Velma is Smith, Daphne is Mt. Holyoke, Fred is Amherst and Shaggy is UMass. I think Walt got kicked out of Amherst and graduated UMass
Capitalization Rates
There are a number of objective ways to value a rental or commercial building. One, the "capitalization rate" is determined by taking the net operating income (income after paying everything), and dividing it by a rate of return, say 7%. So, if you net $40k, the place should sell for about $575K. I ran this by a broker today and they looked at me like I was just making it up. I tried rent multiples. Bridgeport usually trades at 4 times gross rent, Greenwich as high as 12x gross. So, gross was $51,000, we were up to $610,000. Broker looked at me like I was just making this s*@! up. Finally I said we couldn't pay the $995,000 they were asking for, and the broker said "we are not going to consider any lowball offers". I ask how they got to their sale price, the answer was "he paid less for this in 2008". Uh, duh. Its going to be a long 2012
September 24, 2011 · 11:25 am
Throw Them All Out
C'mon, can't these people get a grip. Someone should ask them whether they deserve their pay, much less their jobs. Obama's right, you can't wait 14 months
Compromise is an american art, so why can't 535 people, earning $95,765,000 plus benefits figure this nonsense out, and expect us to reelect any of them in 14 months? That goes for both sides. Tom Suozzi ran against Elliot Spitzer in the 2006 Democratic primary in New York on a platform of 1) Spitzer's bad news and 2) throw out all the incumbents in both parties. He got crushed 80% – 20%.
Hello Ladies……
By popular demand. I was going to post the Men of ACORN, but I figured you would be far too awed to comment
I've always been surprised by the support of tax credits on the right. I think that the idea of giving away free tax deductions feels better than giving away the same money after you collected it. There surely would be no cash money for a 40% film tax credit to film this show in Old Greenwich, or turn Thataway on Greenwich Avenue into a gay bar for the day, but who notices if its tax credits. And believe it or not, you can give them away – write on your napkin "I give you $500 in Connecticut bottom line tax deductions" and you can pay your dinner check.
I've been involved in writing applications for Low Income Housing Tax Credits in a few states, nobody whines about the tax credits, just the people who use them. But this one, even the haters have to give the Governor credit. Who can complain?
I have been given direction
Spoke to Chris briefly today, he gave me the following advice on what to post on the blog .
My Idea of Judicial Activism
This guy really knows how to use the power of the judiciary. Can't find out his political party and, without any reference to diapers or wide stances, he's probably a Dem.
Kind Gideon
I have nothing against Gideon. I can't help that his view of real estate is wrong, or that his politics are so far around the bend I expect him to come all the way around the curve and be to the left of Saul Alinsky by next month. I don't expect fisticuffs, he's too much of a gentleman for that. But I am getting prepared.
Alas, Gideon, while my misguided and dangerous liberal beliefs may have steamed the vegetables of the true-Conservative set reflected in your brother's mad rantings, your – dare I say rose colored view – of real estate surely has starched the shorts of the bearish among this readership as well. I too tell clients to view their property as "shelter", not worrying so much about turning a profit for many years. But if you overpay $1 million, then sell five years later, you just paid $547.94 a night plus utilities and maintenance. That's a pricey night out, even with this friend. You are correct that Club Road and associated Riverside are selling well, but I would suppose the old fashioned notion of scarcity (waterfront land) has contributed somewhat to making the place a little more fashionable. Just like her


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In May 2007, I acquired a custom built, Standard Gauge (22.5 scale, Gauge 3) SW-1 diesel.
My friend Barry and I converted it to DCC, added sound and worked on the drive some.
Here is a quick video clip of it with a complete 'G scale' Standard Gauge train on his C&W RR.
with a Freight Train running from the temporary mid-level Yard, uphill to the upper town of Silverado.
and up to Silverado. This is early video and grainy.


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SR. EUGENIA MARIA GORNIS
Obituary / October 26, 2019 October 26, 2019 / By Admin
At 4:59 a.m. (local time), the Lord visited St. John of God Hospital, Pasay City, Philippines, to invite to the eternal wedding banquet our sister: GORNIS FELIPA – SR. EUGENIA MARIA,born in Maasin (Leyte), Philippines, on 4 April 1935.
Sr. Eugenia Maria was a very trustworthy sister who made a competent and generous contribution to the apostolic development of the Filipino province in the economic sphere (a field in which she had completed a cycle of studies while still at home) and also in the sphere of communications.
She entered the Congregation in Pasay City on 26 November 1955, following the example of her twin sisters, Sr. Fatima (now deceased) and Sr. Giacinta. Sr. Eugenia herself said that she was attracted to our Institute by the witness of life and above all the simplicity of the Daughters of St. Paul she had known.
After a few years of formation, she was sent to Rome to make her novitiate, which concluded with her first profession in the Queen of Apostles Sanctuary on 30 June 1959. She then returned to the Philippines, where she was immediately placed in charge of the bindery and typography in Pasay City, while also teaching at the Queen of Apostles Institute in Pasay and attending the University of the Philippines, from which she obtained a degree in social communications.
In 1973, she was transferred to Cebu to work for the Catholic radio–an apostolate she continued part time even when, two years later, she was appointed superior of that community. At the end of her rich Cebuano experience, she returned to Pasay, where she was once more placed in charge of the technical apostolate and, immediately afterward, of the audiovisual sector–a field in which she was a true expert.
From 1985-1989, she served as director of the Diocesan Social Communications Office in Davao. After participating in our Institute's 6thGeneral Chapter, she was assigned to the provincial administration office and was also asked to oversee the maintenance of the Province's immobile goods (property and buildings). Except for a brief time in the community of Papua New Guinea, she spent the last 30 years of her life in Pasay City, either in the provincial community or other communities in the area, where she was often called to duties of responsibility such as councilor, group leader and coordinator of audiovisual production.
With her innate common sense and specific preparation, she made a very competent contribution to various constructions in the Filipino province. She was a very hard worker, a "jack of all trades," ever attentive and precise, prompt to respond to the needs of the sisters and the different apostolic sectors. We also remember her as a skilled translator, especially on the occasions of Fraternal Visits. She was truly the "faithful and wise" administrator spoken about in the Bible, always ready to open the door of her heart to the various calls of the Master, always guided by the desire to carry out the will of her Lord as perfectly as possible.
It was with this attitude, without ever complaining but continuing to perform the services still possible to her, that she accepted her malady–a form of acute leukemia, which emerged in the last year and obliged her to be hospitalized frequently. In the last few days, she continued to say: "I am ready to do whatever the Lord asks of me." And when the hour she longed for drew near, she surrendered herself to him wholeheartedly, expressing her desire to see God face to face with the words: "I am happy that I will soon be meeting my Lord."
As we approach the Feast of the Divine Master, may the intercession of this dear sister revive in us the conviction repeated so often by our Founder and that she embodied: "Jesus speaks, hears and communicates in us…he is active and wants us to be loudspeakers that proclaim his words" (FSP55, p. 271.).


//Abstract:// After reviewing the notion of entropic interpolation, I shall discuss in which sense it can be used to provide a second order approximation of the classical displacement interpolation both in the smooth and in the non-smooth setting. The main application of this result is the second order differentiation formula on RCD spaces. From a work with Luca Tamanini. //Abstract:// After reviewing the notion of entropic interpolation, I shall discuss in which sense it can be used to provide a second order approximation of the classical displacement interpolation both in the smooth and in the non-smooth setting. The main application of this result is the second order differentiation formula on RCD spaces. From a work with Luca Tamanini.


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#define GOOGLE_PROTOBUF_XML_MESSAGE_H__

#include <google/protobuf/message.h>

namespace google {
namespace protobuf {
namespace xml {

class XmlMessage {
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  XmlMessage(Message& pbMessage);
  ~XmlMessage();

  bool LoadFile(const std::string& filename);
  bool SaveFile(const std::string& filename)const;

  std::string SerializeToString()const;
  bool ParseFromString(const std::string& source);

  std::string GetErrorText()const;

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Q: Primefaces Mobile Navigation/Render after submit commandButton I am new to mobile development and have trouble rendering a pm:page after invoking a method on managed bean.
My page has a primefaces overlaypanel with a button to search and a datatable for display the result.
The method is invoked correctly but the page with the outcome is never displayed (pm:page id="resultados").
The method is very simple and only assembles a list of Strings.
According to the primefaces user guide and searching the internet, I tried the following
I've tested it with PrimeFaces 5.0 and 5.1

Below is the full source code
@ManagedBean(name="myMB")
@ViewScoped
public class MyMB implements Serializable {

    private List<String> lista = new ArrayList<String>();

    public void search() {
        for(int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) {
            lista.add("" + i);
        }
    }

    public String searchMobile() {
        for(int i = 10; i <= 20; i++) {
            lista.add("" + i);
        }
        return "pm:resultados";
    }

    public List<String> getLista() {
        return lista;
    }
    public void setLista(List<String> lista) {
        this.lista = lista;
    }
}

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        <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
    </h:head>

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A: The problem occurred due to errors in the attribute "update" in commandButton.
The correct approach is

The entire page was so

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At Chelmondiston Church of England Primary School, we strive to ensure that all children feel happy, safe, secure and truly valued as individuals in our school family. Our vibrant and exciting curriculum embraces the community in which we are situated, recognising local history, heritage, geography and, most importantly, the aspirations of all our children. High quality learning opportunities enable our children to thrive, providing them with the necessary experiences and skills to achieve their full potential. We have exceptional school grounds and frequently take learning outside.
Our school values provide a nurturing approach to developing the whole child, instilling in our pupils a love of learning that extends beyond their primary years, equipping them with the skills for their future and developing them as creative, responsible and self-aware individuals.
It is important for us to work closely with all members of the community - children, parents/carers, staff, governors, the church, and friends of the school. The school has a very active Governing Body, which meets regularly to discuss strategic issues about the safe and effective leadership of the school and are actively involved in school life and in monitoring and supporting our teaching. The church and school work closely together, focusing on the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of all members of the school community. Daily acts of worship and sharing assemblies are important for sustaining and developing the ethos of the school.
We are proud to be a part of the St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Diocesan Multi Academy Trust, which is a growing, vibrant and exciting group of schools. Please see the link to their website below.
If you would like to find out more about our school, please do not hesitate to contact us via the school office.
Lesley Etchingham
Headteacher
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Lost's Mark Pellegrino And Henry Ian Cusick Land Sci-Fi Pilots
Pilot season is in full swing as networks scramble to fill up the empty slots in their upcoming schedules with quality programs that will push boundaries of creativity and the form as a whole. Okay, that was a sad attempt to be funny. What they really care most about is finding shows that people will watch: good or bad they don't really care as long as there are butts on the couch.
What better way to get people to watch a show than to remake one that audiences have already watched in the past, or to insert familiar faces that fans already know and love in an attempt to draw in viewers? Which is exactly what the CW is looking to do by casting Lost alums Mark Pellegrino and Henry Ian Cusick in a pair sci-fi themed pilots.
The Tomorrow People is based on the cult British series that begin in the early 1970s, and which has undergone a handful of revivals already. The show follows a group of young people who ostensibly embody the next stage of human evolution. Known as homo superior, informally called Tomorrow People—a term taken from a David Bowie song—they manifest special powers between childhood and adolescence. These powers include teleportation, telekinesis, telepathy, and more. Naturally, they join together to fight the forces of evil and darkness.
Pellegrino will play an evolutionary biologist named Dr. Jedikiah Price. Price believes that the Tomorrow People pose a great danger to the safety of the human race, so he takes measures to stop them.
The Hundred is an adaptation of Kass Morgan's Alloy books. Set nearly a century after nuclear war has ravaged civilization, the human survivors live in a space station called the Ark. The powers that be send 100 juvenile offenders back to the surface of the planet to explore the possibility of re-colonizing the rock. This feels somewhat similar in theme to two upcoming sci-fi movies: Neill Blomkamp's Elysium and M. Night Shyamalan's After Earth.
Cusick is slated to play Kane, an Ark officer. He has ambitions galore, so crushing those who get in his way gives him no pause, and his end game is the big chair, the head Chancellor's job.
We'll bring you more on The Tomorrow People and The Hundred as we learn it.
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The 4 projects you should stream right now (that aren't Drake)
Little Simz. Photo by Nwaka Okparaeke
We've been fans of Little Simz since her 2016 album Stillness In Wonderland. We brought her to The FADER Fort the following year, and the London rapper showed exactly why she's a favorite of everybody from Gorillaz to the Mercury Prize. Her fourth studio album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert drops today a few days after her lovely set for NPR's Tiny Desk (Home) Concert series.
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Puerto Rican reggaeton artist Jhay Cortez had a dominant song in 2020: "Dákiti," a collaboration with Bad Bunny that's clocked over a billion streams on Spotify alone. His sophomore album Timelezz follows 2019's Famouz and comes with guest appearances from Anuel AA, Skrillex, Kendo Kaoni, Myke Towers, and Buscabulla.
The Swedish techno producer's second album and first in four years arrives after health issues in his family and, of course, a global pandemic. "On this album, I wanted to retain a lot of the raw emotionality that brought people to my music in the first place," he wrote in a statement. "But I also wanted to become a much better producer. It's been an arduous process but it's a real statement of where I'm at as a producer and person right now."


I love pumpkin. I love to carve them, use them for decoration, and eat them in delicious sweet and savory dishes. It is such a versatile food! Since my family is also a huge fan of pumpkin, I decided to create a new recipe for them, and you benefit as well! The genius of this recipe hit me in the middle of the night a couple of day ago: White Chocolate Pumpkin Nut Bread… YUM! I mean seriously, HOW can you go wrong with pumpkin, white chocolate, and macadamia nuts??
9x5x3 pan for one loaf. Otherwise divide mixture into smaller size loaf pans.
Grease bottom of pan only.
Place oven rack in second lowest position so top of pan is centered in oven.
Mix pumpkin, sugar, oil, and vanilla in large bowl.
Lightly beat eggs in separate bowl, then add to mixture.
Mix all dry ingredients well in medium bowl.
Mix until dry is blended in. Then gently stir in nuts.
Bake 70-80 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean.
Note: if using smaller pans check after about 50-55 minutes.
Once done, cool for 10 minutes on wire rack.
Gently loosen sides of loaf from pan, remove bread, and allow it to cool completely on wire rack.
When the bread is almost cool, melt the white chocolate bar in small double boiler (or in small bowl in microwave).
With a small spoon or spatula, spread melted chocolate over bread like frosting.
Serve the scrumptious White Chocolate Pumpkin Nut Bread you just made, and then sit back and revel in the praise you are bound to receive!
Mix until dry is blended in.
Then gently stir in nuts.
this is a winning recipe for me, for sure! I love white chocolate and never would have thought to put it with pumpkin bread, also love macadamia nuts and pecans. I'd like to make a number of these for hostess gifts and for home! Wonderful!
I tried to make pumpkin bread a couple of weeks ago, but it was flat. I'm going to try again though.
Yum! This looks so good! I am going to have to make it asap!
Wow! That looks divine! It's definitely going on my list to make this weekend!
I've never frosted my pumpkin breads. How yummy to add white chocolate!
Your White Chocolate Pumpkin Nut Bread looks fantastic! Hope you are having a great day and thanks so much for sharing your awesome post with Full Plate Thursday.
Wow, there's nothing about this recipe I don't like.
Looks fantastic and my mouth is drooling. I love baked items and especially sweets.
Yum! This recipe has all of my favorite things! White chocolate, pumpkin, macadamia nuts, and pecans!!! This looks absolutely delicious and perfect for the Fall season. Thanks for sharing!
I bet this tastes divine! My hubby would love for me to make this. I'm so pinning this! Thank you for joining in our #PinUP Pin Party, we hope to see you again… there's a new one every Friday!
Looks yummy. Making for Thanksgiving.
This looks yummy, I definitely would love to try this recipe out when I have extra time to bake.
shame on me, i haven't made any pumpkin bread yet this fall! gotta fix that!
I love pumpkin bread. Hoping to make it soon!
This looks really good!! Thank you for sharing!
This sounds like a great combination. I love white chocolate and I love pumpkin. I have to try this.
OMG I love this, it looks easy and delicious! Maybe something I'll bring to the holiday pot lucks this year.
Ohhh…this looks so delicious!!! Perfect for Thanksgiving! Thank you for sharing the recipe.
I love anything with white chocolate!
This dish is looking amazing , i have not heard anything before that we can do with pumpkin . Seriously , its unbelievable that pumpkin can give us such surprise also :D LOL !
Wow, great recipe!! I'll have to find a version without the nuts for my hubby, but I think I'll bake this for Thanksgiving!
I made this and it was a hit!! Thanks for sharing!
Whoa that bread looks delicious! Thanks for the recipe!
I have been looking for delicious recipes for pumpkin. I am going to have to make this one soon.
This sounds and looks delightful. Thank you for sharing.
This pumpkin nut bread really looks delicious and I love the idea of the white chocolate.
Great recipe. Wanna try and make this.
My mother would like this, she likes white chocolate. If I were making this for myself I would use dark chocolate instead of white chocolate. Thank you for sharing this recipe.
I'm not much of a bread maker. But this one I am going to try. Thanks for sharing.
This looks and sounds delicious! I like that you put the combo of nuts, macadamia and pecans instead of just walnuts. Thanks for sharing!
Looks delicious except for the white chocolate but that is just me. I don't like white chocolate so I would swap it out or just skip that all together.
Mmmm looks delish! It's too bad I am no good at baking!
You aren't kidding when you say yummi food!
wow! This looks fantastically yummy! My daughter is always asking me to make pumpkin recipes so looks like this is on the list!
That would taste incredible! Thanks for the recipe.
love pumpkin bread and now you add the white chocolate frosting….how decadent.
i'll have to break my diet to make these and try them out.
Yum, I love pumpkin bread, and white chocolate would make it even better!
Looks and sounds delicious! It would be a more nutritious alternative to our regular cakes and brownies.
I have never tried pumpkin nut bread with white chocolate before so will definitely try this recipe soon!
I like Pumpkin but don't know many recipe for it.
I want to try this. I love anything pumpkin and this would be great with glass of milk!


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By Act of Parliament of December 1566 a subsidy of 8d in the £ on moveable goods and 4s in the £ on the annual value of land was raised from the lay (as opposed to clergy) population. These are the returns for Suffolk, printed in 1909 in the Suffolk Green Book series.
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The Prerogative Court of Canterbury's main jurisdiction was central and southern England and Wales, as well as over sailors &c dying abroad: these brief abstracts, compiled under the title "Year Books of Probates", and printed in 1902, usually give address, date of probate and name of executor or administrator. They are based on the Probate Act Books, cross-checked with the original wills, from which additional details are, occasionally, added. The original spelling of surnames was retained, but christian and place names have been modernised where necessary.
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Micro Epsilon tested a thin transparent film in their lab using the Confocal sensor. Above are pictures of the setup. In the second set of photos are the video signal and thickness calculation performed by the Confocal controller. This thickness calculation was 64µm, and was obtained using an estimated refractive index of 1.492. Given a sample of known thickness, we could determine this refractive index more precisely.
This testing was done with an IFS2405-1, 1mm confocal sensor. On the video signal image, there are two defined peaks, which correspond to the top and bottom surfaces of the material. This is a good signal for the reading. However, the peaks on this signal are getting close together, and if the material were to get much thinner than the sample sent, it would be advisable to go to a smaller range sensor to ensure that the peaks are discernable. However, going to a smaller range sensor would also require more precise positioning of the sample, as both peaks (top and bottom surfaces of the material) would need to be in the 300µm range, as opposed to the 1mm range of the sensor tested.
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Bioplastics: Product Evolution or Market Revolution
Bioplastics authority Jeff Timm shares his thoughts on bioplastics developments in this exclusive interview.
Rick Lingle
Q: What are the major packaging drivers in bioplastic development and use?
A: The major drivers in bioplastic packaging opportunities are incorporated in or are a part of a company's total sustainability program, which is part of the total brand image. The basic role of a package also plays into bioplastic usage. Features like single-use; attractive end-of-life options, environmental footprint and specific functionality lend themselves to the attributes that bioplastics bring to packaging.
Q: Can you provide a definition of what a bioplastic is and maybe what it isn't?
A: There are a number of definitions floating around but I believe the Society of the Plastic Industry (SPI) definition is the one we should all embrace. It states a bioplastic is a plastic that is biodegradable, has bio-based content, or both. The trouble with this definition is that it incorporates two other words – biodegradability and bio-based – that also require definitions. This is why a bioplastic definition is so confusing. A biodegradable plastic is one that undergoes a breakdown of organic material in the presence of microorganisms (bacteria, fungi or algae) usually in a controlled heat and moisture environment. Biodegradation is not thermal, UV or hydro degradation. Bio-based content is the fraction of the carbon content which is 'new' carbon content made up of biological materials or agricultural resources versus fossil carbon content (old carbon). Bio-based content is measured following the procedures set by ASTM D6866. Water soluble plastics like polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH) are not bioplastics.
Q: You've noted that there's been a recent shift in what a bioplastic is; can you comment further on that?
A: The shift is that there are more product offerings falling into the second part of the bioplastic definition: bio-based rather than biodegradable. For example, when bioplastics were first introduced to the marketplace they were almost exclusively biodegradable polymers derived from renewable resources like corn. More recent developments have been bioplastics derived from bio-based, renewable building blocks that are not biodegradable. An example is a drop-in polyethylene polymerized from ethylene that is derived from renewable sugarcane, not petrochemical sources. This shift has added to the marketplace and consumer confusion in understanding what a bioplastic is. A simple way to look at a bioplastic is to separate how it is created vs. its end-of-life outcome. The confusion develops when we combine the creation and disposal in the same definition. Biodegradation and recycling are both end-of- life outcomes. Words like bio-sourced, bio-based and renewable are from the front-end creation side.
Q: What are the realities of this market?
A: There are a number of major market realities:
First, there's tremendous confusion surrounding materials, technology and marketing claims. The consumer clearly wants sustainable products. However, when faced with real-world decisions on how to achieve that goal there are confusing marketplace signals. Some packaging companies blatantly mislead consumers with false claims while other companies have tried using bioplastics only to be disappointed by their fitness in use or processing difficulties. Additionally, performance expectations have not been meet in all cases, especially when it comes to compostability. Consumer expectations and actual performance realities have not aligned creating disappointment.
There is inadequate end-of-life (EOL) consumer understanding and expectations around disposal. Many consumers believe biodegradation is simply throwing a bottle out the car window and having it degrade in a relatively short period of time. This is far from reality. The misunderstanding around landfills also leads to confusion. Plastics, including bioplastics, for the most part do not degrade in landfills. A better matching of bioplastics degradation properties and consumer expectations is needed.
End-of-life disposal programs need to be developed on a national level. The hodgepodge of local, city and state regulations around recycling and plastic usage and disposal only adds to the confusion. For example, incineration should be part of the public disposal debate, but it rarely is in the U.S.
The whole public understanding of green-house-gas (GHG), carbon footprint, "new" carbon vs. "old" carbon layered on top of a discussion on sustainability and the addition of bioplastic applications has been too great an educational burden for the consumer. A simple example: Do the numbers inside the recycle chasing arrows symbol appearing on most plastic packaging identify the type of plastic or that it is recyclable or both? We need to have a collective common understanding in order to make informed decisions.
Q: What are the major misconceptions about bioplastics?
A: The biggest misconception is that all bioplastics biodegrade or compost. Bio-based PE derived from renewable bio-based building blocks does not compost. Surveys indicate most consumers associate "doing the right thing" with recyclability, not reducing GHG or using renewable feedstock in the manufacture of plastics. Most of the time recycling has nothing to do with whether a plastic is bio- or petrochemical-derived. In some cases bioplastics can cause harm to traditional plastic recycling streams like PET.
Q: What are some of the reasons there seems to be so much confusion in this market and to what degree are packagers responsible?
A: The reason confusion abounds is because there are no common acceptable standards or definitions for bioplastic usage, disposal and claims. The whole plastic industry and the subset of the packaging industry is partly responsible for this confusion. Although the term "sustainable packaging" has been used in the marketplace since early this decade, most people in the industry today still cannot define what sustainable packaging is according to the Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC) definition.
Also, conflicting claims about end-of-life scenarios are prevalent. Examples: "What actually goes on inside a landfill? Do products really degrade in a landfill or are they simply entombed?" However there is a light at the end of the tunnel. The Consumer Goods Forum-Global Packaging Project (GPP), Federal Trade Commission-Green Guides, ASTM, UL, USDA and other groups are slowly setting standards to bring order to the chaos. The collective goal taken from the introduction of the GPP Report is to bring "common definitions and principles, agreed metrics and indicators and guidance on usage". In my estimation, this has taken far too long. An example of this is why are municipalities all over this country trying to regulate and ban the use of plastic packaging? Why hasn't the plastic industry stepped up and presented the value proposition for plastics? They saw it coming years ago.
Q: What's your biggest piece of advice for packagers?
A: The most important piece of advice I can give when considering using a bioplastic is to match the packaging requirements to the bioplastic properties. I don't mean just the physical and mechanical properties of the bioplastic. Consideration must be given to the end-of-life scenarios: What do you want your customer to do with the package once the contents are gone, and what do you tell the consumer in the shopping aisle about the package claims-compostability, recyclable, percent recycled content, etc? These claims must be supported by data recognized by the industry.
It is a very exciting time to be in the bioplastics market. As suppliers do a better job matching properties to packaging requirements and consumers are more educated, the industry takes control of "speaking points" around plastics role in society and a national program hopefully emerges to address end-of-life issues the industry can only grow.
About Jeff Timm
Jeff Timm has spent more than 35 years in the plastics industry with Fortune 100 companies in positions ranging from sales and marketing research to leadership roles in product and business management and business development. The last six years have been as Managing Principal for Timm Consulting, Franksville, Wisc., a plastics business and market development consultancy focusing on bioplastics. Jeff can be reached atjeff@timmconsulting.netorwwww.linkedin.com/in/jefftimm
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Advice from Parashah B'haalot'cha: Don't Try to Do Too Much!
By Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs , 6/03/2015
By this week's Torah portion, Parashah B'haalot'cha, it is no surprise that the children of Israel are complaining. This time the desert cuisine of manna is not to their liking, and they demand that Moses give them meat.
Moses loses it! He is overwhelmed, and in his anguish he cries out to God, "Shall I carry these people in my bosom as a nursing father (how I love that image!) carries a suckling child?" (Numbers 11:12)
But even though the Eternal One is also very angry with the people, God tells Moses to relax because he is taking too much on himself.
Then God instructs Moses to appoint seventy elders to assist him so that he will not suffer burnout in the desert. (Numbers 11:16)
Interestingly, before this incident we read a conversation in which Moses asks his father-in-law (Jethro, in Exodus now called Reuel, so we are obviously dealing with two different literary traditions) to remain with the people to act as their eyes in the desert. Reuel says no. He must go back to his own people in his own land (Numbers 10:29-32). In Exodus it was Jethro who gave Moses the same counsel that God gives him in this week's portion. (Exodus 18:14-26)
Whatever the source, the advice is crucial.
The Talmud puts it succinctly: "If you try to do too much, you end up doing nothing." (B. Sukkah 5b)
Often, as we grow in stature we allow our sense of self-importance to grow beyond legitimate bounds.
And yet God had to remind Moses, of whom the Torah teaches we shall never see his like for greatness again (Deuteronomy 34:10), that he should not take too much on himself!
If so, should we not heed the message ourselves?
Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs
Rabbi Stephen Lewis Fuchs is a former president of the World Union for Progressive Judaism and rabbi emeritus of Congregation Beth Israel in West Hartford, CT. He currently serves Bat Yam Temple of the Islands in Sanibel, FL. A prolific writer, he is the author of several books, the most recent of which is …And Often the First Jew. Rabbi Fuchs earned a D. Min in Biblical Interpretation from Vanderbilt Divinity School, which, in 2017, named him its "Distinguished Alumnus of the Year."
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Robinsons Brewery Visitors Centre- great for adult visitors. The tour is interesting and entertaining and at the end of the tour, the bar not only serves an excellent pint but great food at a reasonable price.
Stockport Air Raid Shelters -Probably one of the best kept secrets of Greater Manchester. Opened in 1939, the shelters were the largest purpose-built civilian air raid shelters in the country. These tunnels were where the people of Stockport would shelter while the Luftwaffe bombed Manchester and Stockport in the Blitz. This is a great experience for all age groups.
Staircase House- Staircase House is a beautifully restored 15th century townhouse situated in Stockport's historic Market Place. It provides a wonderful opportunity to discover how our ancestors lived from the 15th to the 20th centuries.
Lyme Hall and park- the hall has been used in several BBC TV production. The hall is finely furnished, there are beautiful gardens, a fantastic adventure playground and the extensive park land is famous for its herd of red and fallow deer.
Reddish Vale Farm – a great, inexpensive outing. With lots of opportunities to hold small farm animals, feed the animals, and you can even milk a cow. There is also an adventure playground and a picnic area.
Marple locks- are a flight of sixteen canal locks, situated on the Peak Forest Canal. A walk along the canal, watching the movement of barges and boats up and down the canal is fascinating.
Chester Zoo – is a great day out for all the family. There are over 8000 animals and 400 different species including some of the world's most endangered species.
Manchester Delta Force Paintball - has a reputation of being the best paintballing venue in the UK. There are various action packed areas to experience the game at its best.
Trafford centre – this is the largest indoor shopping centre in the North West with 230 stores along three miles of granite and marble boulevards. Stores range from designer and high fashion favourites, including the first Selfridges outside London, to stylish homewares at Barton Square.
Now you have a great list of attractions for Stockport and North East Cheshire, ranging from beautiful canal walks to an animal farm and a zoo and famous historical buildings, why not pick up a people carry from 7 Ways Rental to take you and your visitors out and about. Our people carriers can comfortably seat up to 7 people.
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One of the first words that may come to mind when you think of the word scrapbooking is probably: photos. However, do you have to have old family photos to create heritage scrapbooks? No. There are lots of ways to create a heritage family album with little or no photos at all.
There are several things you may have, or can easily obtain to put together a scrapbook about your ancestors, or family history.
First, try obtaining records for a person. These records can include birth, marriage, baptism, or death records. Vital records are a great way to start.
You can also work on obtaining census information. You can usually view historical census records online for free, and all you have to do is print a copy of those records to place in a scrapbook or album. Pretty easy.
Military Memorabilia such as medals, records, places served, etc.
All of these things can help your heritage scrapbook come together. Usually, you want to include a few photographs here and there, but it is not an absolute necessity for every page.
So, how do you make a page without a photograph on it interesting? The most important thing to remember is never just put a document on a page with no explanation. The last thing you want is someone thumbing through an album and unable to figure out what something is. So, make sure to include journaling tags that can help you identify a document, or why a particular piece of paper has importance. Furthermore, you can use arrows to point out a signature, or other important part of a document on a page. Next to the arrow, you can include journaling or an explanation.
Second, make sure and matte the document, or article, or map, in cardstock to help it stand out from the rest of the page. If your information is all about your ancestors from a certain country, like England, try looking for embellishments from that area. Many scrapbooking companies make themed embellishments specific to countries or regions.
You can make a scrapbook fun and interesting even without photos. The key is to try and make things look more interesting than a piece of paper on a scrapbook page. That way, your viewer will want to know more.


Web designing, which was only recently dominated by HTML and textual content has begun to be increasingly dominated by graphics. While graphic designing is related to web designing and graphical content is being given importance, one needs to understand the difference between web designing and graphic designing.
Graphic designing does not play emphasis on interactivity abut web designing is all about interaction and making content available on the Internet.
Graphical work may be great but if it is not accessible to the world it will be forgotten. A well designed website is always available online.
Graphic work cannot be updated and modified easily. However, a website that is well designed can easily modified.
A web designer designs websites but a graphic designer may design offline graphic content as well.
With this in mind, we need to understand that there is an increasing need for graphic designers in the world of web designing. In fact, it is not a tall claim if we said graphic design is taking over web design. However, clients and companies need to bear in mind that a well designed website needs to be graphic-rich and SEO friendly at the same time.
Plain text websites are not attractive to people and thus they may not visit them often.
Textual content is always complementary to graphical content.
Image searches and search queries related to graphical content has increased over the years.
Mobile browsing places an increasing importance to graphic design.
Graphic design can no longer be ignored because people like visually attractive websites.
Companies can choose to outsource their programming requirements and outsourcing PHP development is a good idea in fact. While PHP is a very important part of web designing, many developers often ignore the importance of graphic designing. With the advent of media-rich websites, one needs to look positively towards graphic designers and the art of creating visually rich websites. Certainly, this points towards a need for more graphic designers in the field.
The industry needs hundreds of graphics designers in order to fill the gap that is experienced within the industry. The future certainly looks like web designing will be taken over by graphic design thanks to an increasingly important platform that has arisen through mobile derives. It is no longer a fad or a style, but graphically rich websites are the mainstream way of designing websites. What graphic designers need to do is to ensure that their art is coupled with the science of SEO and web development.
Smith is a PHP developer and web designer who heads a consultation company. He has written a number of corporate documents on outsourcing PHP development and designing graphic-rich websites.


Although I wasn't formally tagged, I'm doing a book meme that I saw on Kathy Kehrli's blog.
Honestly, I have no idea. Hundreds, I'm sure. The sad thing is how many I have had to get rid of for lack of space. If I weren't constantly under pressure to weed my book collection, I would probably have a thousand or more.
As it is, when I weed my collection, I'll usually give up newer books — even ones I really liked — in favor of vintage or antique books (such as my Brontë collection or my newest oldest book).
I just recently finished Principled Profit, by Shel Horowitz. Although I usually read about half fiction, half nonfiction, I realized recently that I'd been on a rather long fiction streak. I'd heard about Shel's book when I attended his chat during the Muse Online Writers Conference, and it was pretty short and unintimidating, so I decided it would be good for reinitiating myself into the world of nonfiction, work-related pleasure reading.
3. What was the last book you purchased?
Olivia, Pajama Time, and Barnyard Dance (for Michael's nephews) and the special illustrated edition of 1776 (for Michael).
I hardly ever buy books for myself anymore. I usually only read them once, so I've started checking them out from the library instead. It saves me lots of money, not to mention the agony of having to decide which ones to get rid of when I run out of space yet again. Besides, having them for a limited amount of time (usually) forces me to get to them a little sooner.
4. What five books are most meaningful to you?
I can't believe someone expects me to know which books, out of the many thousands I've no doubt read, are the most meaningful to me!
The thing that hangs me up is the word meaningful. Not necessarily my favorites, in other words. That's part of why this is so hard.
I can think of one — or actually, seven: C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia. These are meaningful to be because I practically grew up on them. I've read each of them a handful of times at least. They are so engraved into my imagination that I actually cried in parts when I saw the recent movie version of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe in the theater.
This one is easy: Anne Brontë's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall. Although Anne's work gets much less attention than that of her sisters, I think it is actually better in many ways. For instance, I think her way of addressing social issues is much more ingenious than Charlotte's monologues and narrative tangents in Jane Eyre, and her narrative techniques are at least as effective as Emily's cyclical plot in Wuthering Heights.
Your turn. Like Kathy, I'm not tagging anyone specific. Anyone who reads this is invited to participate. Just leave a link to your post in the comments.
Well, I'm glad to hear my little splurge on Principled Profit is going to be worth it. When I saw it on eBay for $0.50 ($4.00 with shipping), I couldn't resist. It's expensive new! I could, however, probably pass it off as a business expense.


Combine traditional embroidery techniques with modern geometric designs that are fun for all levels. This workshop inspired by Japanese Sashiko sensibilities. Participants can use the pattern pictured, or get creative and make their own.


State either a research question; or a null hypothesis and related alternative hypothesis.
How do you expect the result to come out? Why?
c) what is your independent variable?
What is your dependent variable?
Your unit of analysis is going to be either group (aggregate) data or data at the individual level.
d) data analysis: what SPSS procedure will you use to analyze the data? Why?
e) what is the degree of difficulty in conducting the study (e.g. how difficult was it to find data that was related to the research question and could you perform data analysis with)?
f) what is the potential significance of the proposed analysis to knowledge, theory, the field of criminology, and society?
g) what are the strengths and limitations related to your ability to complete this study?
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What Is the Difference Between a Cardoon and an Artichoke?
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At first glance, cardoons (Cynara cardunculus) and artichokes (Cynara scolymus) look very much alike with their deeply lobed leaves and assertive presence in the garden. However, they possess a few notable differences. The most important difference lies in which part of the plant is eaten, although they also differ slightly in their growth habit and the appearance of their flowers.
Both cardoons and artichokes are widely cultivated within U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 7 to 9, both for their ornamental properties and edible parts. Both possess silvery foliage and violet, thistle-like flowers, although artichokes produce larger flower buds with a tighter, more globular shape and less pronounced spines. Also, cardoons possess a rangier, less tidy growth habit, although both plants grow to roughly 3 to 5 feet in height.
Edible Parts
Cardoons and artichokes share a similarly nutty flavor due to their close relationship, although different parts of the plants are eaten. The large, overdeveloped flower buds of the artichoke are consumed, both for the petals and the fleshy heart. Cardoons are favored for their young leaves and soft, immature flower stalks, which can be eaten cooked or raw.
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An Intimate Evening with Robin Zander & Family – FRIDAY NIGHT SOLD OUT!
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Robin is the lead singer for the rock band Cheap Trick and since 1974, he has been all over the world as the voice of all of their many hit records including "I Want You To Want Me", "Surrender", "The Dream Police", "Ain't That A Shame", "Voices" and the song that went to # 1 "The Flame". Cheap Trick was recently inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Zander has appeared on dozens of TV shows from Don Kirshner's Rock Concert in the 70's to Conan O'Brien, David Letterman, and more recently The Colbert Report and The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. He sings the theme song from That 70's Show, "Out In The Street" and has written and performed music for hit movies from "Fast Times At Ridgemont High" to "Top Gun" and even "The Transformers Movie".
BONUS: Many of you know that, years ago, Robin spent several summers performing in downtown Wisconsin Dells with Brian Beebe (Zander & Kent) and although he has been back several times with Cheap Trick; Robin will return to perform with his son Robin Taylor with a special appearance from friend Brian Beebe. Just guitar, piano, and that fabulous voice that critics everywhere have called, "…one of the greatest voices ever in rock music."
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