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How to use more than 100% of program memory
Seems weird, but that's exactly what I've done some 32 years ago
It was a long ago when we used EPROMs which had just a few kilobytes of code space. If you planned a high quantity production, you had to optimize your code, as EPROMs were pretty expensive. I optimized it so that I've used more than 100% of code space!
Back in 1983, I was writing the operating system for my microcomputer, later named "Galaksija" (Galaxy), as it was the name of magazine which published this DIY project for hobbyists (more than 8000 were built). It was based on Z80A CPU and it used EPROM 2732, which had only 4K of space for the operating system and BASIC programming language, so I had to save every byte I could.
Video was supported by software, and CPU had to execute 32 NOPs (which lasts exactly 32x4 clock cycles) to generate one scan line on the screen, as in the same time it automatically incremented R (Refresh) register which was transparently used to address video memory locations. I could also use some other non-conflicting instructions, assuming that they also take four clock cycles to execute. I used it to make some optimization, but there were still a lot of NOPs which "ate" my code space.
Several years before that, I didn't have computer and I had to assembe the code manually, with pencil and paper. There were some rules which helped me in this process, for instance instruction MOV r,r (move data from register to register) was coded like this:
Then I noticed something - bits 7 and 6 of the opcode, which were always 01 for LD instruction, are the same as in ASCII codes for uppercase characters. As Galaksija had uppercase only, I could replace NOPs with LD instructions, and use them at the same place as message strings (in fact, there were only three of them: BREAK, HOW and SORRY). The first one was suitable enough for my idea.
So I had the code which could be executed in two ways: as program code, and as message string, plus the terminator byte 0x00 (NOP again). The only thing I had to do is to repair some damage at some registers which were in use for video interrupt routine. I had enough NOPs (or LDs) for that.
Some more NOPs were already replaced with some useful 4-cycle instructions in video routine (not messages), but there were still four NOPs left, which I could use to save even more code space. I used them to store floating point zero constant (used in FP arithmetic routines), which was coded as 0x00000080 (last byte is FP exponent), but in Little Endian format, it was 00008000. NOP was "0x00", and what could be "0x80"? Luckily, it was non-conflicting LD A,B.
Ten bytes of free code space! Can you imagine how happy I was?
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West Ham United captain Mark Noble has told Harry Kane's critics to give the striker a break.
Kane has struggled for form so far this season, scoring just twice in six matches across all competitions so far.
The Tottenham star hasn't looked his usual self since injuring his ankle back in March, although since then he has scored the goals that sealed a top three finish for Spurs last term and won the Golden Boot at the World Cup – not bad for an out-of-form player.
There have been suggestions Kane needs a rest, but his importance for club and country has led to him playing the majority of minutes for Tottenham and England already this season.
Writing in a column for the London Evening Standard, Noble has leapt to the defence of his countryman despite the rivalry between Spurs and West Ham.
He wrote: "I'd like to talk about Harry Kane. I know all about our rivalry with Tottenham and, yes, it's extra special when we beat them, but I think it's ludicrous the amount of criticism he's getting recently.
"He's the England captain, he's just led our nation to a World Cup semi-final and given us the most enjoyment we've had in a long time watching our national team – and he won the Golden Boot as the tournament's top scorer.
"He had about a week's holiday before coming back, he and his missus have a new baby so, please, give him a break!
"He's only human. No-one can play at their peak all the time and even the best strikers, like Harry, will have little periods when the goals dry up.
"Harry does a lot more for both England and Spurs than score goals and, as a nation, we need to stick by him a little bit. We need to remember he's one of our country's best players – if not the best player – and he will come back soon.
"He may be a bit tired or whatever. I don't know him personally, but from everything I hear about him, no-one works harder.
"I just think, as a nation, we should cherish him and the rest of our English players in what is a smaller and smaller pool.
"Let's encourage our English players, look after them, rather than jumping on their backs too soon."
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By Laura Hogan
Described today as the "most promising" vaccine so far, the world is now eagerly awaiting further news about the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine candidate.
The European Commission today announced plans to buy 300 million doses of the vaccine for EU member states, in the week the manufacturer released promising results from its Phase 3 trial.
It's one of four deals made by the commission that could benefit Ireland.
The Department of Health says that Ireland will be allocated 1.1% of the European portfolio of vaccines.
On this basis, Ireland could receive 3.3 million doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.
That would be enough to vaccinate up to 1.6 million people, as this particular vaccine requires two doses.
It is one of 11 potential vaccines for Covid-19 in the final phase of clinical trials to test for efficacy, and Pfizer reported positive interim results this week that showed it was more than 90% effective.
The results have been described by one leading Irish immunologist as "fantastic" - if they turn out to be correct.
Kingston Mills, Professor in Experimental Immunology at Trinity College Dublin, says that the interim results exceeded all expectations, but that there are still many unanswered questions.
Prof Mills says that we need to have a "note of caution in interpreting this data too wildly" because we still need to see a full set of data, including safety data, and find out if this vaccine candidate can actually prevent infection, not just prevent disease.
"In order to get herd immunity, we need to prevent infection", he said, adding: "All we know now is that it prevents disease."
The joint effort from German manufacturer BioNTech and Pfizer is one of the front runners in the race and was described today by the President of the European Commission as the "most promising" vaccine so far.
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Ursula Von Der Leyen has announced a deal to buy 300 million doses and said the commission's plan is to deploy it quickly, everywhere in Europe, once it becomes available.
It also has agreements for 300 million doses of the vaccine being produced by AstraZeneca, with an option to purchase a further 100 million doses.
This is in addition to an agreement with Sanofi-GSK for another 300 million doses, and 200 million doses from Johnson & Johnson, with the potential to double this order.
With the temptation to get excited about these developments, we must remember that no vaccine has yet received approval for use.
And even in a best case scenario of one of the vaccines getting approval in the coming weeks or months, its distribution among the general population is some way off.
"The vaccine would first be rolled out for high risk individuals, health care workers, the older and vulnerable populations", said Prof Mills.
"Then it would be rolled out for the general population. If licenced later this year or early next year, it could be given to the first individuals early in the new year and then the general population in the middle of next year, probably."
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He warned that while the data is extremely positive, we cannot take our foot off the pedal with other public health measures, like social distancing and getting tested.
Prof Mills said those measures will have to be adhered to until we get a vaccine that is widely distributed in the population and up until we have herd immunity.
Here in Ireland, the Department of Health says that no specific funding was set aside in Budget 2021 for Covid-19 vaccines, but that if one or more becomes available, "funding will be forthcoming".
The department noted that a successful vaccine programme would result in reduced spending on other Covid related measures, which would likely be more than the cost of a vaccine.
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A Covid-19 Immunisation Implementation team has also been set up by the HSE, and the department says both bodies are working to ensure the "timely implementation" of the immunisation programme.
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In the film, It Could Happen to You, a police officer promises the waitress who served him that, instead of a tip, he'll divide any winnings with her from the lottery ticket he purchased. Naturally, their ticket wins.
Although my wife and I could win the lottery one day, odds are it won't happen. Statistically, there's a greater chance of being the victim of identity theft (a reported 1-in-465) than of winning the Powerball (a reported 1-in-146,107,962).
My wife and I should know. We were recent victims.
How did it happen? Essentially, crooks broke into our joint checking account and robbed us of approximately $1,500 last November. According to officials at the bank where we have our account, the debit card numbers on one of our bank cards was skimmed. What happens, they explained, is that thieves capture your information by attaching an electronic storage device to an automated teller machine (ATM) where your card is swiped. All told, they continued, there were some 25 to 30 unauthorized attempts made, 10 of which were successful.
Four of the incursions, we learned, were made at a bank overseas. Since neither of us has traveled abroad, we were surprised to discover that our card was used at the Krung Thai Bank in Thailand. The closest we've come to any Asian nation is while visiting the World Showcase Pavilion, at Disney's Epcot, in Orlando, Florida.
Because we acted quickly, we contained the damage. It helped that officials at our bank were solicitous and cooperative. After conducting an investigation, our branch manger basically wrote off the losses we suffered by issuing us credits for the money. Nonetheless, the cost to us (and our bank) goes well beyond the money that was stolen. The inconvenience was time consuming: we had to shut down our account; advise our creditors that outstanding checks might be returned for insufficient funds; file a police report; place fraud alerts on our accounts; file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and, well, you get the picture.
What really gnaws at me is that the regulatory authorities, who have jurisdiction over identity theft, as well as the civil and criminal law enforcement agencies in this country and abroad, don't seem to be able to stem the tide of this problem one iota. The EFTA believes losses from identity theft, in general, and payment card fraud, in particular, are so widespread that it convened a two-day conference last April to search for solutions to this growing phenomenon.
With all due respect to the report's authors, I don't share their enthusiasm. First, the FTC doesn't act on behalf of individuals. The Commission doesn't investigate any complaints; rather, it acts as an information-sharing resource with law enforcement. More than 1.6 million victim complaints have been reported to the FTC's Identity Theft Data Clearinghouse, a national database that over 1,650 federal, state and local enforcement and regulatory authorities have access to. On a global scale, I can see this being helpful to law enforcement, especially with regards to detecting patterns and tendencies by identity thieves. But if nobody actually follows up by investigating the complaints that are received, what's the point of a victim even reporting the crime?
Moreover, the plan sends out mixed messages. One of its recommendations is to enhance the ability of law enforcement to receive information from financial institutions. Under Section 609(e) of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions (FACT) Act of 2003, victims of identity theft have a right to obtain copies of records related to the theft from the businesses that dealt with the thief and to designate law enforcement agencies to receive this information on their behalf. Sounds great, right? However, if nobody from law enforcement is investigating a complaint, who is going to ask the business for copies of any of its records related to the theft?
In my case, I told both the FTC and officials from my bank that Krung Thai's only American branch is located on Wilshire Boulevard, in Los Angeles. Basically I've done the government's legwork for them. Will anyone now act on my behalf?
My worst fear? It's that the state and federal governments don't believe it's worth investing the manpower and resources to investigate the theft of $1,500. Maybe Alan Rickman, playing the villainous Hans Gruber in Die Hard, was correct when he observed, "When you steal $600, you can just disappear. When you steal $600 million, they will find you."
I hope nobody believes that. Remember, it could happen to you.


Yesterday, after jogging, I went to one of the few coffeeshops open during Chinese New Year to order a packet of "teh".
I spoke in Hokkien. The woman couldn't understand me. So I repeated my order in Mandarin. This time, she heard me and started making the tea.
Another woman came to collect my payment and she asked the first woman what I ordered. Both spoke in Mandarin.
I gave the second woman a $10 note. She gave me back $5.20 in change.
Wait, my tea cost $4.80?
I gave the woman a surprised look. She smiled and said the price was increased because of Chinese New Year.
Sure, I expected that, but I'm used to an increase of maybe 10 cents or 20 cents. I certainly didn't expect the price of tea to jump from $1 to $4.80.
I was stunned. But since I had given the money and my tea was already being made, I felt I was committed. I just reminded myself never to buy tea during CNY again.
I couldn't believe I was paying $4.80 for a packet of tea at a neighbourhood coffeeshop.
Then I noticed something. The first woman was making a lot of tea and I was the only customer there.
That was when it hit me. Somehow the first woman misheard my order and thought I ordered four packets of tea.
That was why I was charged $4.80. Each packet cost $1.20.
So the CNY incease was only 20 cents, not $3.80 as I feared. That's a pretty big difference.
True enough, I was handed four packets of tea.
On the one hand, I was relieved I didn't pay $4.80 for a packet of tea. On the other hand, I was now stuck with four packets of tea.
The picture shows only three packets because I drank one on the way home as I was very thirsty after my jog. I figured there was plenty where that came from.
I managed to finish three packets yesterday and saved one for today by putting it in the fridge.
Looking back, I'm amazed that I was willing to be overcharged four times for something just because it was Chinese New Year.
I'm a con man's dream.


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António Coimbra de Carvalho holds a degree in Dental Medicine from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Coimbra (1991).
He completed a master's degree in Endodontics from the International University of Catalonia (Barcelona) in 2009.
He has a Diploma of Advanced Studies of the Doctoral Program in "Clinical and Laboratory Techniques in Dental Medicine" from the International University of Catalonia (Barcelona), 2009.
General practice with preferential area Prosthetic Rehabilitation and Geriatric Dental Medicine.
From August 1991 to December 2001, Sta. Joana Dental Clinic, performing general dental medicine with a workload of 40 hours per week.
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July 1991, Degree in Dental Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra. Registered with the Dental Association under the no. 764;
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January 20, 1995, Madrid, Practical Theoretical Course in Oral Implantology and Reconstructive Surgery (190 hours) taught by Prof. Manuel Chanavaz (Diploma awarded by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lille II);
9 to 12 December 1995, in Lille, Intensive Course in Anatomy and Dissection of the Head and Neck taught by Prof. Jean Paul Franck and Prof. Manuel Chanavaz at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lille II;
May 1997, London, 10-day program on "Diagnosis, Surgical and Prosthetic Aspects of Osseointegrated Implants" by Dr. Ashok Sethi;
May 1998, in Lille, University Diploma in Occlusion and Functional Oral Rehabilitation taught by Prof. Pierre Dupas at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Lille II;
November 2000, Barcelona, "Course in Clinical Endodontics: from Theory to Practice", 60 hours taught by Prof. Esteban Grau Aguadé, Prof. Carlos Canalda Sahli and Prof. José Pumarola Sune;
14 December 2001, in Lille, Postgraduate D'Occlusodontie Clinique (231 hours) taught by Prof. Pierre Dupas at the Faculty of Dentistry, University of Lille II;
February 2002, in Lisbon, 260 hours of Academic and Clinical Program of POS (Progressive Orthodontic Seminars);
2 October 2004, in Porto, Medical Emergency Course and External Automatic Defibrillation (18 hours) given by GRECAR at the School of Health Sciences North;
April 2009, conclusion of the 1st year of the Doctoral Course at the International University of Catalonia;
30 July 2009, Barcelona, Master in Endodontics by the International University of Catalonia (20072009). Defense of the Master's thesis entitled: Comparison of the Bactericidal Efficacy of ENDOX with 5.25% Hypochlorite and with 1% Hypochlorite heated to 60º C. Laboratory work carried out at ICAT (Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology of the Faculty of Sciences of University of Lisbon), under the guidance of Prof. Ana Tenreiro, who served as support to obtain the Diploma of Advanced Studies (DEA).
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25-26 October 1991, Madrid, Theoretical Practical Course in Rehabilitation with Bonded Ceramic Facing by Dr. Ronald Jordan, Dr. Robert Ibsen and Dr. David Ouellet
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5 to 7 December 1992, in Porto, Aesthetics Course in Fixed Prosthesis, during the Annual Congress of the Professional Association of Medical Dentists;
15 December 1992 in Lisbon – Scientific Session organized by the Portuguese Academy of Oral Medicine on the theme "Oral Cancer", given by Dr. Tony Axel (Center for Oral Health Science, Lund University, Malmo, Sweden);
29 to 30 January 1993 in Madrid, Iberian Symposium ITI (International Team for Oral Implantology), organized by the Official College of Dentists and Stomatologists of the First Region;
13 to 15 May 1993 in Basel, ITI Symposium;
23 October 1993, in Porto, Basic Course in Prosthetic Rehabilitation of the Edentulous according to the principles of osteointegration AD MODUM BRANEMARK given by Dr. Carlos Aparicio Megallon;
14 February 1997, London, Course on Theoretical Aspects of Manipulation of the Simultaneous Maxillary Bone Implant Placement by Dr. Ashok Sethi
26 November 2004, in Seville, II ITI HispanoLuso Congress;
19 and 20 October, in Lisbon, Organizer of Conference on Implantology and Maxillofacial Surgery, taught by Prof. Manuel Chanavaz of the Department of Implantology and Maxillofacial Surgery of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lille II;
November 2002, in Santiago de Compostela, Course of Operative Dentistry, taught by Prof. Jorge Perdigão;
June 2006, Lisbon, Homotoxicology course,
February 2006, in Barcelona, Course in Bonded Ceramic Restorations by Dr. Pascal Magne;
December 2006, Madrid, Theoretical Practical Module of Transcortical Anesthesia "QuickSleeper 2";
February 2007, Porto, Theoretical Practical Course in Rotary Mechanical Instrumentation with the New Generation of Protaper Universal and Thermoplastic Shutter with the New Protaper Shutters, taught by Dr. Shimón Friedman DMD, Toronto, Canada,
10 May 2007, Paris, Theoretical Practical Module on Transcortic Anesthesia with "QuickSleeper 2",
11 May 2007, Paris, Seminar on "Using NTItss in clinical practice", organized by emotion,
July 2007, conclusion of the Online course in Orofacial Pain
September 2007, in Coimbra, participation in the 1st meeting of Endodontics organized by the endodontics section of the Portuguese Society of Stomatology and Dental Medicine;
1, 2 and 3 November 2007, participation in the XXVIII National Congress of the Spanish Association of Endodontics.
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Both major feed margin drivers, Milk Solids per Cow and Grass consumed per Hectare, are very close to target.
An excellent test of grass growing management is always the next paddock offered to the cows. It is a test of the recent soil moisture, soil nutrients, and grazing management. The next paddock to be grazed at the MDF has an average quantity of 1,000 kg DM available/ha, but it is very patchy. Some patches have a great quantity of feed (1,500 kg DM available/ha, a growth rate of 30 kg DM per hectare per day since previous grazing). However, some patches have very low quantity (500 Kg DM), which is growth rate of only 10 kg DM per day. The grass quality is excellent, mostly leaf, with no high residue of dead material underneath. Soil moisture seems to be a major reason for the poor growth patches in this paddock which is sub-surface-drip irrigated so there is an issue with irrigation efficiency. Soil moisture in the fixed-spray paddocks is very good.
This paddock has been rested since previous grazing for 49 days and is consistently at 2.7 leaves regrown, making a leaf appearance average since the previous grazing of 18 days. I suspect most farmers in the district have currently very much shorter grazing rotations than 49 days, so would be far from having three leaves re-grown. In early September, 49 days rest does not grow three leaves at Maffra, never has, never will (unless climate change kicks our typical winter temp up a fair bit). At 49 days (7 weeks) ago, when the first leaf started growing, it was the 23rd of July, and it was cold. The recently grazed 5 paddocks have averaged 59 days graze rest time.
The paddock just grazed has been grazed hard and short between the clumps. The cows would eat more if the right kind of grass was offered, i.e. they are hungry. The clumps are getting a few cm grazed off the top, so have been left too high. A rule of thumb: if a paddock, after grazing, has 50% tall clumps, mow them to 6 cm, so that the cows will have more good grass on offer next time. At the next grazing, the cows will probably not graze in-between-the-clumps so short. It might seem silly topping in early September, but this paddock meets the topping rule-of-thumb.
Grass consumed per cow is a useful indicator to watch. If it is high, the cows will be milking well, and the average cost of feed lower.


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"Bye, Kristen!" I called to the beautiful, curly-haired Mom I had met a few weeks before at church. We had been in similar circles over the years, but had not officially been introduced until that Sunday. When I extended my hand and told her my name, Kristen laughed and replied, "Everyone knows who you are." And it struck me funny. I sing at church and I teach early childhood music in a variety of places, so it's true that lots of people know my face or my voice. Sometimes in the grocery store, people will say hello or look at me a beat too long, wondering just where it is they know me from.
But when they use my name, it's a different thing altogether. Like when a student of mine yelled across a gas station last summer from her buckled-in car seat: MISS KEEEEERRRRRRYYYYY!!!!!, and I smiled for the rest of the day.
It's one thing to be recognized by sight, but it's a whole other thing to be known by name. We all want to be seen, known, and valued, and our name is a big part of that. It's why I try hard to remember and use students' names even if I only see them a half-hour a week, and it's why I intentionally remembered and used Kristen's name that day. Though I mean well, I'm not always great with names because I might meet hundreds of students in a week and hundreds more people at church, but I was sure to remember hers because our initial conversation stayed with me. It's funny the impressions people have of us. Since Kristen thought everyone knew who I was, she probably believes I am someone who feels known. Though that couldn't be further from the truth, I wanted her to feel seen by me. She's lovely and filled with light, and it was important to me that she feel it, and the best way to communicate that was to use her beautiful name.
Kristen couldn't have known the many times I extend myself and end up feeling deflated and unknown, negatively judged, or misunderstood. She couldn't have known the number of invitations I extend that go unanswered or rejected, the times I offer a piece of myself like the shaking end of a branch. We get glimpses of our value, like light playing on the water, but we never get to see the depth of how we're known and valued in this world and it can leave us feeling like we've come up short. Beloved, it's not true. Mercifully, the truth is that we're fully known (1Corinthians 13:12) and we're called by name (Isaiah 43:1) by God who made us, and it's not only enough but a treasure.
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Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Friday to establish a Council for the Wind Innovation and New Development Institute.
"From job creation to workforce development to reducing our reliance on fossil fuels, the WIND Institute and the council tasked with its development make good on our commitment to building a New Jersey economy fit for the 21st century," Murphy said.
WIND is charged with the development and implementation of a plan that creates a regional hub for the state's offshore wind industry. Murphy's administration has said it is committed to making the state a national leader in offshore wind.
"Centralizing the state's resources under one roof allows us to leverage the considerable expertise at our disposal to enhance our position as a national leader in offshore wind development," Murphy said.
The council established through the order will recommend the institute's governance structure and main functions, as well as identify funding sources and pre-existing flaws.
The council is cross-governmental, with representatives from the Office of the Secretary of Higher Education, Economic Development Authority, Board of Public Utilities and the departments of Education, Environmental Protection and Labor & Workforce Development, in addition to the governor's chief policy adviser and chief counsel.
The administration says the WIND institute, which first surfaced in Murphy's 2018 economic plan, will position the state as a leader in the industry through job creation, workforce development, research and development, and capital investment.
The council will issue a final report to the governor with recommendations on creating the WIND institute within four months of the council's creation.
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Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)
The music video for "Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)" premiered on PerezHilton.com on February 3, 2009. The theme of the music video is 1950's, futuristic, Italian-American. An interesting fact about this video is that they shoot it back to back with love game music video. The music video was shoot in Los Angeles. When asked about the video Gaga said, "I wanted to show a different side of myself — perhaps a more domestic girly side. And I wanted to create beautiful, stunning '50s futuristic fashion imagery that would burn holes in everyone's brains. "
I really like this music video and the song because it's different then her more popular songs like, poker face. It's so slow and calming but cheerful. When I listen to this song I feel like people should be dancing with the song. You can really hear Gaga's voice in that song.
The first 20 seconds are mainly full of camera shots of different men, Lady Gaga and the city. The first main scene depicts Gaga with some friends laughing and joking in a restaurant while Gaga stand on the seat. Gaga then comes from around the block walking with her friends in pace and singing in the camera. She is shown in a bed asleep, and pulling the cover off to reveal pink high-heeled shoes. GaGa sings and cooks for a man in a house while dancing. She is also shown ironing clothes while the man is on the phone screaming at someone. The two harlequin Great Danes who appear at the start of her "Poker Face" music video, also appear in this one. Finally she lies on a sofa with her legs up on the man. She is seen kissing a man passionately with her "Beats by Dr. Dre headphones" on. One of the last scene shows her in a yellow dress made of flowers and wearing a yellow watch (Daffodil dress) while singing to the song with a unique hairstyle which shows her hair pulled up and folded over. Then the camera quickly goes back to her in bed.
The lyrics to the song is as follows,
Cherry cherry, boom boom
Boy we've had a real good time
And I wish you the best
I didn't mean to hurt you
I never thought we'd fall
I had something that I love long long
But my friends keepa' tellin' me that something's wrong
Then I met someone
And eh! There's nothing else I can say
There's nothing else I can say
I wish he never looked at me that way
Not that I don't care about you
Just that things got so compliquées
I met somebody cute and funny
Got each other and that's money eh
But my friends keep telling me that something's wrong
And eh!
All I can say is eh, eh
Lady gaga, music video


Successful implementation of waste reduction, reuse, recycling and composting in schools brings many rewards, including potential cost savings for tight school budgets. Through a United States Department of Agriculture Rural Utility Services Solid Waste Management Grant, the Northeast Recycling Council (NERC) provided technical assistance and training about waste reduction, recycling, and composting to rural schools in Connecticut, New York, and Delaware. Eight schools participated in the Waste Reduction and Recycling project over the course of two years.
Posted resources include Case Studies for the eight participating schools, Tip Sheets on topics including school waste reduction, reuse, recycling, and composting, Paper Use Reduction in Schools and School Cafeteria Waste Reduction. Also two PowerPoint presentations that can be used by schools: Rural School Recycling Success and Composting at School, as well as presentations from NERC's school Webinars.


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Заднепро́вский — украинская фамилия.

 Заднепровский, Александр Михайлович (род. 1953) — украинский театральный и киноактёр, народный артист Украины.
 Заднепровский, Андрей Вячеславович (род. 1974) — литовский спортсмен.
 Заднепровский, Владимир Николаевич (род. 1959) — советский актёр театра и кино.
 Заднепровский, Леонид Сергеевич (1904—1971) — украинский актёр.
 Заднепровский, Михаил Александрович (1924—1980) — украинский театральный и киноактёр, народный артист Украинской ССР.
 Заднепровский, Назар Александрович (род. 1975) — украинский актёр, заслуженный артист Украины.
 Заднепровский, Юрий Александрович (1924—1999) — советский и российский археолог.

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require 'spec_helper'

describe Design do

  it { should belong_to(:account) }
  it { should validate_presence_of(:name) }

  it { should validate_presence_of(:name) }

  it { should have_many(:templates).dependent(:destroy) }
  it { should have_many(:view_templates) }
  it { should have_many(:layouts) }
  it { should have_many(:partial_templates) }

  it { should have_many(:template_files) }
  it { should have_many(:stylesheets) }
  it { should have_many(:javascript_files) }

  it { should have_one(:article_template) }
  it { should have_one(:category_template) }
  it { should have_one(:search_results_template) }
  it { should have_one(:issue_index_template) }
  it { should have_one(:issue_template) }
  it { should have_one(:blog_index_template) }
  it { should have_one(:blog_template) }
  it { should have_one(:entry_template) }
  it { should have_one(:not_found_template) }

  it { should have_many(:page_templates) }
  it { should have_many(:front_page_templates) }
  it { should belong_to(:current_front_page_template) }

  it "should create view templates on create" do
    design =  Factory(:design)
    design.article_template.should be_kind_of(ArticleTemplate)
    design.category_template.should be_kind_of(CategoryTemplate)
    design.search_results_template.should be_kind_of(SearchResultsTemplate)
    design.issue_index_template.should be_kind_of(IssueIndexTemplate)
    design.issue_template.should be_kind_of(IssueTemplate)
    design.blog_index_template.should be_kind_of(BlogIndexTemplate)
    design.blog_template.should be_kind_of(BlogTemplate)
    design.entry_template.should be_kind_of(EntryTemplate)
    design.not_found_template.should be_kind_of(NotFoundTemplate)
  end

  it "should create one front page template to get things started" do
    design =  Factory(:design)
    design.front_page_templates.first.should be_kind_of(FrontPageTemplate)
    design.front_page_templates.first.name.should eql('Default front page')
  end

  it "should create one page template to get things started" do
    design =  Factory(:design)
    design.page_templates.first.should be_kind_of(PageTemplate)
    design.page_templates.first.name.should eql('Default page template')
  end

  it "should know if it is the current design" do
    design = Factory(:design)
    design.should_not be_current_design

    design.account.current_design = design
    design.should be_current_design
  end

  it "should be able to make itself the current design" do
    design = Factory(:design)
    design.should_not be_current_design

    design.make_current
    design.account.current_design.should eql(design)
  end
end

describe FrontPageTemplate do
  it { should validate_presence_of(:name) }
end

describe PartialTemplate do
  it { should validate_presence_of(:name) }
end

describe Layout do
  it "should ensure code include page contents" do
    layout = Factory(:layout)
    layout.should allow_value("{{ page_contents }}").for(:code)
    layout.should allow_value("{{ page_contents }}").for(:code)
    layout.should allow_value("{{ page_contents }}").for(:code)

    layout.should_not allow_value("
No contents
").for(:code)
  end
end

describe TemplateFile do
  before do
    @template_file = Factory(:template_file)
  end

  it { should belong_to(:design) }
  it { should validate_presence_of(:design) }

  it "should validate attached file" do
    TemplateFile.should have_attached_file(:file)
    TemplateFile.should validate_attachment_presence(:file)
  end

  describe "file attributes" do
    it "should know its file's url" do
      @template_file.url.should == @template_file.file.url
    end

    it "should know its file's name" do
      @template_file.file_name.should == @template_file.file_file_name
    end

    it "should know its file's size" do
      @template_file.file_size.should == @template_file.file_file_size
    end
  end

  it "should mark design as updated if template is updated" do
    Timecop.freeze Time.now
    design = Factory(:design, :updated_at => 1.day.ago)
    template_file = Factory(:template_file, :design => design)
    design.updated_at.should == Time.now
  end
end

describe ViewTemplate do

  it { should belong_to(:layout) }

  it "should render with the appropriate layout" do
    template = Factory(:view_template)
    template.render.should == Marshal.load(template.parsed_code).render

    template_layout = Factory(:layout)
    template.layout = template_layout
    template.render.should == template_layout.render({ 'page_contents' => Marshal.load(template.parsed_code).render })
  end

  it "should render title code and make it available in template" do
     template = Factory(:view_template, :title_code => 'view template title', :code => " {{ page_title }} ")

     template.render.should == " view template title "
  end

  it "should render title code and make it available in layout" do
    template = Factory(:view_template, :title_code => 'view template title')
    template.layout = Factory(:layout, :code => "{{ page_title }} {{ page_contents}}")

    template.render.should == template.layout.render({ 'page_title' => Marshal.load(template.parsed_title_code).render, 'page_contents' => Marshal.load(template.parsed_code).render })
  end

end

describe Template do
  it { should belong_to(:design) }
  it { should validate_presence_of(:design) }

  it "should render itself with appropriate options" do
    template = Factory(:template, :code => "Template #1 {{ contents }}")
    options = { 'contents' => "Testing my patience" }
    template.render(options).should == Liquid::Template.parse(template.code).render(options)
  end

  it "should parse template code before each save" do
    template = Factory(:template)
    template.render.should == Liquid::Template.parse(template.code).render

    template.code = "Yo yo, it's yo template"
    template.save
    template.render.should == Liquid::Template.parse(template.code).render
  end

  it "should not save when saved with malformed template code" do
    template = Factory.attributes_for(:template)
    template[:code] = "Hello {% "
    lambda{ Template.create(template) }.should raise_error(Liquid::SyntaxError)
  end

  it "should mark design as updated if template is updated" do
    Timecop.freeze Time.now
    design = Factory(:design, :updated_at => 1.day.ago)
    template = Factory(:template, :design => design)
    design.updated_at.should == Time.now
  end
end

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A collection of Ninth Doctor comics, featuring Rose Tyler, Captain Jack Harkness and new comics companion Tara.
The Doctor is imprisoned for a murder he didn't commit, Jack takes centre stage in an adventure of his own and Rose wakes up in a hospital delivery room... With plenty of Ninth Doctor stories already to his name, it seems like there is no end to writer Cavan Scott's brilliance in concocting new adventures for the most fantastic of time travellers. This volume delves into Jack's seedy past as a Time Agent, and brings the Ninth Doctor face to face with a classic monster he never had the chance to meet on television!


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Best Hairstyles for Women Over 40
If you are more than 40 years old, you have probably tried a lot of different hairstyles, but that doesn't mean you can't try out some new and exciting haircuts. Browse through the gallery to see what hairstyles the celebrities – who really know how to deal with fashion – have in their forties.
Get some inspiration for your next visit to your hairdresser.
1. Felicity Huffman
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Felicity Huffman the famous American film, stage, and television actress is not only famous for her roles, but also for her trendy hairstyles. Felicity's elongated face and striking features are very well softened by the soft waves and the long-combed side bangs. The golden tones of the blonde blush help highlight the warmer colors of the skin, which gives her a brilliant and youthful look.
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It's a special day for our Aquarium family! Beau, one of our male bottlenose dolphins, is turning 9-years-old today!
Beau is the son of Nani, who is our oldest dolphin at the aquarium at 42 years of age.
"Beau" means handsome, and that he is!
Beau has some easy identifiable features: he is a darker grey in color and has a dark shading around his chin and jaw line (which makes it appear as if he has a 5 o'clock shadow)!
Each of our animals has their own distinct individual characteristics that not only help us identify them physically, but also by personality! Beau likes to learn and to play and is often inventing new vocalizations as he interacts with our other male bottlenose dolphins, Foster.
Join us in wishing Beau a very happy birthday!


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Background: Craniopharyngiomas account for 6-10% of childhood brain tumours and are the third most common intracranial tumours of childhood. Despite their benign histological appearance, they are often associated with a poor outcome and have significant associated morbidity. Aim: To analyse the data of children with craniopharyngiomas at Red Cross Children's Hospital and Groote Schuur Hospital from 1976 to 2004 with respect to age at presentation, presenting symptoms and preoperative and post-operative endocrine dysfunction. Patients and methods: The records of 45 children aged between 9 months and 13 years were reviewed. The majority of children in the study were aged between 5 and 10 years. There was a considerable delay in the diagnosis in most cases especially in areas outside of Cape Town. Pre-operative tests prior to 2000 were incomplete but have improved since then. Twenty nine percent of our patients had a near total excision of the craniopharyngioma and 29% had partial excisions necessitating adjuvant radiotherapy. The endocrinological, neuro imaging and presenting symptoms were analysed and post-operative tests were reviewed. Where possible neuropsychiatric assessments were accessed as well in order to assess long term neurocognitive deficits Results: The age of presentation of craniopharyngiomas in our group of patients was much younger than in other studies with the largest group of affected children being between 5 and 10 years of age. The most common presenting symptoms in this group were headaches (62%) and visual disturbances (57%). Sixty four percent of the children had preoperative endocrine testing for pituitary dysfunction of which 59% were ACTH and TSH deficient and only 38% were growth hormone deficient. After surgery multiple endocrinopathies were universal with 56% of children having pan hypopituitarism at follow up. There was no reversal of pre-existing hormone deficits after surgery. The management of craniopharyngiomas remains controversial. Twenty nine percent of our patients had a near total excision and 29 % had a partial excision combined with radiotherapy with a further 6 patients receiving intratumoral bleomycin for recurrences. Post operatively the majority of children were on replacement therapy but only 6 patients (14%) received human growth hormone or are receiving human growth hormone currently due to a lack of funds to provide human growth hormone for children with growth hormone deficiency. Seventy percent of the children had central diabetes insipidus post operatively reflecting posterior pituitary damage. Our overall survival rate from 1976 to 2004 was 91 % with a mortality rate of 13%. Most of the deaths were attributed to recurrences of the craniopharyngioma and the complications of bleomycin treatment. Conclusion: Craniopharyngiomas remain tumours associated with significant morbidity. Total excision of the tumour remains a favourable option but the proximity of the craniopharyngioma to the pituitary gland and optic tracts results in devastating sequelae. Although the medical and surgical management of craniopharyngiomas has improved, a significant number of patients had endocrine sequelae. The management of craniopharyngiomas in an African context compares favourably internationally but with limited resources especially with regard to growth hormone replacement, a large proportion of our children are not receiving optimal treatment.
Omarjee, Z. 2006. An audit of endocrine dysfunction in children with craniopharyngiomas at Red Cross Children's Hospital and Groote Schuur Hospital from 1976 to 2004. University of Cape Town.


I was at New World in Thorndon this morning and thought I would make shepherd's pie for dinner. However you do need a little aperitif so I brought a tray of Harrington's Pork and Fennel sausages. These are made in Miramar on the other side of Wellington. They are a small chunky sausage to view, regular in diameter but shorter in length. They looked good. The package said they were made from fresh NZ pork, white wine, fennel seeds, pepper and few preservatives.
When I buy pork at the supermarket I always check to ensure that it is NZ pork. If you go to the Pork Industries website you can see that NZ imports pork from a wide number of countries. While the largest country of origin is the USA, 23% of the pork comes from Finland. I found this a little odd, pigs running around in the snow and saunas? Or more probably factory farmed? I would encourage readers to buy NZ pork, and to support the local industry and our farmers.
Anyway, back to the sausages. They were cooked in a pan while the shepherd's pie was in the oven. They cooked nicely and were pleasant on the palate. The fennel seeds have been ground so there are not whole seeds in the sausage. On the continuum of pork and fennel sausages these have a slight hint of fennel as opposed to being strongly fennel flavoured. I have reviewed the Island Bay Butchery, link, and Harmony, link, pork and fennel sausages. I would describe these are being on par with, or maybe a bit less fennel flavour than the Harmony sausages. They are a meaty sausage that is dense and enjoyable to chew.
The kids and my wife both enjoyed the sausages and said they were nice. I enjoyed these and would buy them again.


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Q: Install any version of ruby with RVM on mavericks I've just upgraded to osx mavericks, and I want to install ruby 2.0, but I'm getting configure: error: cannot run C compiled programs. errors.
I update rvm with rvm get stable and then type rvm install 2.0.0 and get an error directing me to a log file. The log file contains:
configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --without-tcl, --without-tk
checking build system type... x86_64-apple-darwin13.0.0
checking host system type... x86_64-apple-darwin13.0.0
checking target system type... x86_64-apple-darwin13.0.0
checking whether the C compiler works... yes
checking for C compiler default output file name... a.out
checking for suffix of executables...
checking whether we are cross compiling... configure: error: in `/Users/mattroberts/.rvm/src/ruby-2.0.0-p247':
configure: error: cannot run C compiled programs.
If you meant to cross compile, use `--host'.
See `config.log' for more details

So, I tried listing the versions I do have. It tells me i have 1.9.3-p392 so I uninstall that one and re-install to see if that works - same error.
Do I need to re-install / update xcode, or is there another solution?
Thanks!

A: this is supposed to be fixed, run:
rvm get head
rvm remove 1.9.3
rvm install 1.9.3

do not use extra flags

A: If you haven't upgraded Xcode after upgrading to Mavericks you should do so
After that, open a command prompt and type:
xcode-select --install
This will install xcode command tools that have been deleted by OSX update.
After that it should work okay.

A: What ended up working for me was installing XCode then RUNNING Xcode then trying to reinstall.

A: The suggested solutions did not solve my issue (XCode at newest version, command line tools installed). I used rvm install ruby-1.9.3 --with-gcc=clang and that worked.
I thought rvm used to use clang for OSX by default. Not sure if I remember that wrong or something changed / this is no longer the best thing to do. Nevertheless it made the install work for me.
After Edu's comment, the github rvm issues page he referenced warns:

@marksands please be sure you know what you are duing, ruby 1.9.3
  compiled with clang is not "safe", it can segfault, thread related
  issues to be expected, consider reinstalling ruby --with-gcc=gcc42 or
  just let rvm install gcc 4.6, only ruby 2.0.0 is fully compatible with
  clang

This issue points out issue with gcc46 on Mavericks:

The gem in question uses different language - not C/C++, it uses
  Objective-C - so it's not the compiler fault, you can build gcc-4.6
  with support for Objective-C - it's just not done by default.
You have two options now, both start with uninstallig gcc-4.6 and
  then:
• Install apple-gcc42
• Install gcc-4.6 with --enable-objc

A: Running
rvm_configure_env=('LDFLAGS=-L/opt/sm/pkg/active/lib' 'CFLAGS=-I/opt/sm/pkg/active/include' 'CPATH=/opt/sm/pkg/active/include')

Corrected my compiler issue in Mavericks

A: Solution:
unset SDKROOT
This worked for me. I hope it would for you too.
I tried to reinstall xcode along with xcode developer tools. Didn't work. The same error.
Try to run with env -i bash —noprofile —norc to see whether your env vars are causing the issue to further investigate.

A: Ran into the very same issue (on 10.8.5, all up to date). Ruby 2.0.0 installed fine, but not 1.9.3. This solution worked for me.
cd into the ruby path (found in config.log), then
issue .configure (with all options, as found in config.log)
make
make install

Then:
rvm use 1.9.3 --create

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Get government out of science
The Brownstone Institute declared, "Get the Courts Out of Science."
Its founder, Jeffrey A. Tucker, wrote the piece. He is upset that the Supreme Court is considering the vaccine mandate, although like me, he opposes the mandates.
He is no dunce but surely he missed the whole point of this case. This is the last chance to stop the mandates because the Supreme Court is the only institution left to stop the mandate madness. Otherwise the tyranny of technocracy will continue to strip us of our liberty, humanity, and personality. We will become faceless non-character players who merely do as we are told.
"Follow the science" is the mantra of despotism in the 21st century.
Americans have forgotten the cruelty of science under Nazis with their eugenics and their inhumane medical experiments by Josef Mengele.
Tucker wrote, "No matter what people say in retrospect, I seriously doubt that anyone would have predicted a future in which the pandemic highs would be reached following mass vaccination. It's not only true in the U.S. but also all over the world. However much they help with mitigating severe outcomes of the disease, at least for a time, they have not been successful in stopping the spread of the virus. They will not end the pandemic.
"And yet, so far as I can understand this, that is the whole point of the vaccine mandate. It is to protect workers from getting Covid. There is zero evidence that this is possible with mass mandates in the workforce. People can get and are getting Covid anywhere and everywhere, among which surely means the workplace too. The vaccine is not stopping that. What will bring this pandemic to an end will not be the vaccines but the adaptation of human immune systems, exposed and then developing resilience.
"Apparently there was not one mention of natural immunity during the oral arguments, which is truly astounding. From what I could hear, there was a strangely truncated environment in which no one was willing to say certain obvious truths, almost as if a pre-set orthodoxy had been defined at the outset. There were certain givens that simply were not questioned; namely that this is a disease without precedent, that the state can stop it, that vaccines are the best ticket we have, that the unvaccinated have absolutely no good reason to remain that way."
No one in government considered anything other than an elaborate and expensive new vaccine because that is where the money is. That explains the quick dismissal of HCQ and the mocking of ivermectin, which was used to corral covid in India. There was no money in approving cheap and readily available drugs.
Fauci -- a failed physician -- and the FDA are corrupt paramours of Big Pharma. Their covid reaction condemned thousands to early deaths. This convinced me that for the right price they would approve Thalidomide for pregnant mothers today.
Science was once independent and trustworthy. Thanks to government research grants, all scientists now work for the government or starve. This is why no one dares to conduct any research that question the climate change orthodoxy.
Four centuries ago, the pope insisted Earth is the center of the universe. Only the pope's earlier friendship with Galileo spared Galileo.
Covid's attack on freedom was predictable because we put a phony expert in charge.
Reagan brought Fauci to DC to develop a vaccine for AIDS. Instead, Fauci built a bureaucratic empire, expanding his budget 10-fold. He is now the highest-paid government employee. He will enjoy the largest pension in U.S. government history if he ever gets the boot. He knows nothing about stopping a virus but everything in the world about creating a fiefdom.
He is far from alone, just the best at it.
They manipulated data, gave bad advice, and demanded we sacrifice our liberty. They are arrogant, greedy, and incompetent.
Clay Travis tweeted today, "The CDC director just said over 75% of covid deaths occurred in people with at least four comorbidities. Since Biden can't shut down covid, suddenly all this data is getting shared publicly."
It is CYA.
Eisenhower warned us about the dangers of government-run science in his farewell address in 1961, which is chiefly known for his warning about the military-industrial complex.
Of science, Ike said, "Akin to, and largely responsible for the sweeping changes in our industrial-military posture, has been the technological revolution during recent decades.
"In this revolution, research has become central; it also becomes more formalized, complex, and costly. A steadily increasing share is conducted for, by, or at the direction of, the Federal government.
"Today, the solitary inventor, tinkering in his shop, has been over shadowed by task forces of scientists in laboratories and testing fields. In the same fashion, the free university, historically the fountainhead of free ideas and scientific discovery, has experienced a revolution in the conduct of research. Partly because of the huge costs involved, a government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity. For every old blackboard there are now hundreds of new electronic computers.
"The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present and is gravely to be regarded.
"Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite.
"It is the task of statesmanship to mold, to balance, and to integrate these and other forces, new and old, within the principles of our democratic system-ever aiming toward the supreme goals of our free society."
Yes, he said that 61 years ago.
He warned us.
We failed to heed that warning.
The only people who can save us now from the techno tyranny are the nine justices sitting on the Supreme Court.
Don Surber at Monday, January 10, 2022
MKBAR January 10, 2022 at 4:25 PM
Schløngtaviøus Lärdmâster January 10, 2022 at 4:36 PM
It sure is.
LuAnn January 10, 2022 at 6:07 PM
Yes, it is!
Ron Robot January 10, 2022 at 3:15 PM
Supreme Court: 3 leftist zealot morons, 1 conservative, 4 supposed to be legal scholars and ONE lying pieceofcrap bought and paid for scumbag roberts. Good luck, America, you're going to need it. How are they going to vote? Depends on who offers them the most, threatens them most effectively, or just how f-ing stupid can they be. Only God knows and he's probably laughing.
The Gipper Lives January 10, 2022 at 5:26 PM
Sam Alito is solid.
Dermot January 10, 2022 at 3:19 PM
Me love Ike. Amazing. I think of how the left has arranged around the "vaccine is god" approach. They offer no treatments and dis any possible treatments. Is Ivermectin killing people? Sounds like its effects are sort of like my effects with omicron. Funny stuff.
Snowgander January 10, 2022 at 6:36 PM
Back in the early days of this (spring 2020) when people I knew were hoping for a vaccine, I told them some truths to consider. One is that no vaccine is 100% safe. Another is that no vaccine is 100% effective (just look at how badly annual flu vaccines have performed). And a third is that an effective vaccine against this thing, while worth trying to get (who knows what a concerted effort might learn?), was a long-shot - since coronaviruses mutate so regularly that it's difficult to keep up with them; the "common cold" is also a coronavirus, and getting a cure for the common cold is basically a laugh line for obvious reasons.
A vaccine is/was only going to be one aspect - along with therapies, trying to improve general health, classifying different segments of the population for special protection, etc., etc., etc.
The left has a bad habit of being one-trick ponies who believe in the "100% effectiveness" of things the federal bureaucracy does. But clearly, part of their panic reaction to try to say that maybe this is over is because no doubt covid is polling really, really badly for them now (and leftists don't care about reality - they only care about POWER.)
Jim Pratt January 11, 2022 at 6:53 AM
There is no crime they will not commit to keep and regain power. None.
Bob in MA January 10, 2022 at 3:30 PM
God help us if the SC is our last and only hope.
Bob in MA
Deplorable California Refugee in Idaho January 10, 2022 at 3:30 PM
Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged featured the corrupt State Science Institute, used to justify whatever the corrupt bureaucrats wanted to implement. Now we're living it.
Epstein did not kill himself January 10, 2022 at 10:52 PM
Been thinking the same thing. I guess too few read that book.
There are so many industries and people that are completely dependent on gubment funding. They have become as corrupt as their gubment masters. The fundees will do anything to keep the money flowing. The funders want to grow their patch.
edutcher January 10, 2022 at 5:08 PM
It's not the courts, it's the politicians.
Much like the science is settled was in the 20th.
That wasn't science. It was politics.
Reagan brought Fauci to DC to develop a vaccine for AIDS.
Wrongaroonies. The Deep State Dwark hit DC in '68.
Unless Reagan was President in '68.
According to them, abortion is still OK, but the people have moved beyond that.
Foo January 10, 2022 at 6:01 PM
It's not the courts... Cute that you distinguish between the courts and politics.
Follow the science... Good point.
That wasn't science... I believe the most strident support for eugenics was found in the US, but that is beside the point. Courts/politics and science/politics same-same. Politics has forever sought to steer and control science and it has usually worked, until reality stuck its nose into the conversation. Then things get interesting.
Wrongaroonies...
You are correct, Fauci has been around since'68, Reagan made him the director of NIAID in'84. Geronimo was an Apache for decades before he was the Chief. But when he became Chief things got interesting.
Not really... I'm not sure what point you are making but if you are saying don't pin your hopes on the courts, amen.
Donald Trump's Real Crime: he ran America for the benefit of everyday Americans.
That's why the Occupation Government reacted like a strict, life-long vegan frantically trying to spit out the poison after biting into a Quadruple Wendy's BACONATOR(tm). With cheese.
This alleged Court has previously ruled through both omission and dereliction that Honest Elections are optional, a disposable tic and not the fundamental bedrock of our former system of Self-Government.
Now we will see if the so-called "Justices" still view us as free citizens–or as mRNA runaways from the Vaccine Industrial State, DNA Dred Scotts who must be returned to Massa Fauci's Big Pharma Plantation.
Do they really not remember what happened last time?
This Court has also argued in support of the quantum nature of government programs in that Obamacare is both a tax and a fee simultaneously, only becoming one or the other when observed by a citizen/taxpayer and becomes a pain in the ass.
Black JEM January 11, 2022 at 10:19 AM
And that decision cost Robert's his in with the conservative bloc. Robert's because of a generic count 6-3 split will be forced to vote with the conservatives and doesn't have enough pull to force Kavanaugh and Barrett to the left. He screwed up.
Rdred January 11, 2022 at 12:41 PM
Absolutely one of the best pieces of irony I've seen in a long while. Excellent
On the original post, great job Don. And Ike too. I like Ike more and more the older I get.
Re: Mengele and that hideous crowd he ran in (and died in), let's not forget that the worst phony "science" atrocity in human history was (and remains) communism.
Anyone old enough to have listened to old Radio Moscow on the shortwave bands will remember the constant assertions by the toadies who read the broadcasts. "The great scientist karl marx - the greatest scientist who ever lived - proved SCIENTIFICALLY that..." (insert statement that he proved that communism was the terminal endpoint of human social evolution).
Funny thing was how huge a perversion of "science" that was. Regardless of what anyone thinks of the work of Charles Darwin, his work was horribly misinterpreted during the 19th century. Darwinian evolution is an ongoing process - not an "endpoint." His ideas were mangled into showing a terminal endpoint in biological evolution (humans being the terminal endpoint, full stop). That was the mangled interpretation that k.m. created - that just as there was a terminal endpoint of biological evolution (humans), there was a terminal endpoint of human social evolution (communism). There IS no terminal endpoint in any theory of evolution - dimwits like k.m. made it so (in theory).
sestamibi January 10, 2022 at 8:58 PM
Fauci may wind up with a very lavish pension, but at 81 it doesn't seem likely that he'll get to enjoy it all that long. Or at least I hope he won't.
What I find absolutely astounding about the vaccine case before the SCOTUS is that all of the arguments appear to be focused on the virus and the effectiveness of the government's response to it, and NOTHING at all on the sheer legality of the mandate in the first place. This what happens when you let women run things.
The Supreme Court hasn't been focused on what's legal or Constitutional for many years now.
jakee308 January 10, 2022 at 9:24 PM
I will be surprised if they stop the mandate. Too much lately the road to hell is not just paved with good intentions (and greed) but it's on rail road tracks with green lights all the way. We're riding a Highball to Hell and now one seems to care.
I'm sad in a way as I'm no longer young enough to contribute to the fight to get back our freedoms. I'm happy in a way that I'm so old and lived a long life so that being forced to give it up either by the poison injected by the government or a bullet from the nazi thugs being ordered to do so by the government won't be such a loss of time. Perhaps I'll sacrifice myself to save some younger person on a suicide mission so that they may partake of the fruits of my death.
They used to call it suicide by cop? This will be suicide by Nazi Stormtrooper who stole my country from me and whom I will demand it back by force of arms if necessary. May God have mercy on my soul.
I would gladly sacrifice my life for my kids and grandkids. You are not alone.
There's a few more of us too.
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Suggest that you consider Rosetta Stone.
Widely known and generally highly recommended.
Click "Russian" bottom of third column from the left for more details.
I'd highly recommend using Babbel for that. The learning experience is intensely interactive and you'll find lots of various video material, depicting broad range of real life situations. It's a bit cheaper then Rossetta Stone as well, afaik.
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The best 3-4 hours of the week are on deck. Within the hour I'll be working up a sweat at the Muscatine Community Y. After that, I'll head to Elly's Tea & Coffee to hang out with my buddies. Of course, Elly's will run out of coffee just as I order — but at least they always brew more!
I'm trying to decide if I want to weigh myself today. Some of my clothes seem to be fitting a bit better. But I'm afraid the scales will tell a different story.
Weighing in will probably be a game-time decision.
And then, after all that fun, I'm going to have to see if I can fix that damn back door.
On to it. Have a great Saturday.
Note at 10:30 a.m.: I weighed in and I'm down 4 pounds in two weeks.
In case anyone is counting, this little blog is now up to FOUR subscribers — and three of them are not my mom.
Trend stories in the New York Times sometimes strike me as suspect. It seems as if they stretch a little too far in identifying a trend. Or, it could just be that we're not as hip on the west bank of the Mississippi River.
The caveman lifestyle … involves eating large quantities of meat and then fasting between meals to approximate the lean times that his distant ancestors faced between hunts. Vegetables and fruit are fine, but he avoids foods like bread that were unavailable before the invention of agriculture.
If you want, you can read the rest of the story here.


GALLIPOLIS — Dr. Christopher Meyer has been terminated as chief executive officer by the Holzer Health System Board of Directors, the Daily Tribune has learned.
Meyer was reportedly terminated last Friday, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the situation.
Dr. Michael Canady is reportedly taking over as interim CEO, according to sources. Canady's LinkedIn page currently states he is chief medical officer, a position he obtained Jan. 1, 2015, when Meyer was elevated to CEO.
Meyer was named hospital CEO and chairman of the Board of Governors on Jan. 1, 2015. He replaced Dr. T. Wayne Munro, who retired Dec. 31, 2014.
"The health care atmosphere is an ever-changing environment. I look forward to the future and am pleased to be a part of Holzer's journey," Meyer told the Daily Tribune for a story published Jan. 1, 2015.
Meyer oversaw the implementation of several programs and initiatives, including quicker emergency room service; low-dose CT scans to detect early signs of lung cancer; and a physician training program, in which students at Ohio University's Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine and West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine train in the medical field with existing Holzer staff.
Meyers' administration also faced some tough situations during his 21 months on the job, most notably in October 2015, when Holzer announced a reduction of about 100 jobs system-wide at its locations throughout southern Ohio and West Virginia. Holzer officials, at the time, cited the Patient Protection and the Affordable Care Act as a driving force that "resulted in dramatic change in healthcare service delivery models." They noted that inpatient volumes are shrinking while outpatient services are on the rise.
Meyer began his career with Holzer in 2001 and has also served as medical site director of both Holzer's Athens and Jackson facilities.
During his tenure with Holzer Health System, he is credited with the development of a 70,000-square foot, full-service, multi-specialty health care facility serving Athens; establishment of the Holzer Graduate Medical Education and Residency programs; and expansion of needed health care services throughout the medically underserved southern Ohio region.
A graduate of Des Moines University College of Medicine in Des Moines, Iowa, Meyer completed his residency at Michigan State University Statewide Campus System. He completed a gastroenterology fellowship at Yale University School of Medicine in New Haven, Conn. He is board certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine and holds a Masters in Public Administration from the University of Michigan.
According to Canady's profile on LinkedIn, he has also served as medical director of surgical services (August 2012-December 2014), chairman of Holzer's Department of Surgery (September 1996-December 2007, staff surgeon at Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune, N.C. (July 1991-June 1995), and surgical resident at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati (July 1985-June 1991).
Canady's LinkedIn profile also states he earned his Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Molecular Biology in 1981 from Vanderbilt University; a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) in 1985 from Wake Forest University School of Medicine; and a Master of Business Administration in 2001 from Ohio University.


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There are two ways to get to Koh Phangan from Bangkok. You can choose any way to Koh Phangan that is more convenient to you. But we will prefer to travel as the organized group through Suratthani.
Fight Bangkok – Koh Samui – Bangkok (1 hour flight, the average price of the flight (round trip) is 200$).
From Koh Samui you take a ferry to Koh Phangan (30 min trip, the price is 7-10$). The schedule and the pricing of the Ferry you can look up here.
Flight Bangkok – Suratthani – Bangkok (1 hour flight, the average price of the flight (round trip) is ~ 50$).
From the airport the shuttle will take you to the pier Donsak (1,5 hour way, free of charge).
Beauty of Koh Phangan is accented by a hilly, lush tropical jungle interior, many idyllic, long white-sand beaches and over 20 nearby dive sites.
The main disembarkation points are Thongsala and Haad Rin where you will find plenty of amazing night markets – pure heaven for foodies.
Phangan's main claim to fame is largely due to its many Full Moon, 'Black Moon' and just about any other moon beach parties, with the Full Moon celebrations attracting from 10,000 to 30,000 revellers in February.
Bangkok, Thailand is a cacophony of sights and sounds that handsomely rewards urban explorers willing to get a little lost in the city. It's filled with non-stop action, grit, character, and some of the best cheap eats in the world.
This is a frenetic jigsaw puzzle of towering skyscrapers, colorful taxicabs, motorcycle taxis, and busy pedestrians. When you visit Bangkok you discover what this diverse city—an amalgamation of old and new—has to offer. It may be a busy metropolis, but at dawn you can see Buddhist monks clad in yellow robes filling the streets. Come here and you'll find a wide range of activities to amuse yourself, from the historical and religious to shopping, galleries, and spas.
No matter when you plan your Bangkok trip, it will be hot. The best time to visit Bangkok is from late November to mid-February. During this time, the climate is a tropical cool: humid, yet comfortable.
The most amazing and cheap food (Bangkok street food is considered as one of the best in the world).
Paradise beaches with white sand, palms and beautiful sea.
Great food, great food and great food!
The full fee of the program is 1990 USD including housing!
Spaces are limited to no more than 14 participants!