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An estimated 5.4 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease, a number that is expected to rise as high as 16 million by 2050.i As the number of Americans living with Alzheimer's increases, so too does the need for both professional and family caregivers. On Alzheimer's LearningSM Day, September 21st, Home Instead Senior Care® offices across the U.S. will provide Alzheimer's webinars and training events for people of all ages.Currently, millennials make up 25 percent of family caregivers in the U.S., and the number of millennials caring for a parent or grandparent with Alzheimer's or other dementia related diseases must skyrocket to address a shrinking caregiver base.ii As the number of Alzheimer's diagnoses rises, the ratio of caregivers will shrink from 7:1 to 3:1 by 2050iii, and millennials may be tasked with taking on increased caring responsibilities, looking after both aging parents and grandparents.iv"When we think of the family caregiver, we often picture a baby boomer responsible for caring for their elderly parent. But as the population ages, the responsibility of caregiving will increasingly fall on younger Americans," explained Jeff Huber, president and CEO of the Home Instead Senior Care network.
"Millennials are already starting to take on caregiving roles in their families, and as Alzheimer's diagnoses rise, it's essential that they fully understand the disease and are armed with the necessary information to effectively care for those who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia."As part of Alzheimer's Learning Day, a new website, AlzLearn.com, has been developed that includes links to various trainings designed to help educate society on how to help care for and create a welcoming community for those living with Alzheimer's or other dementias and their caregivers. Training options range from five- to thirty-minute courses for a variety of audiences, including business owners, first responders, family caregivers and more."The resources that are being provided through Alzheimer's Learning Day will not only give participants the opportunity to understand what it means to care for someone living with the disease and other forms of dementia," says Huber, "but the chance to simply be more compassionate and respectful when the day inevitably occurs when they meet someone living with the disease."In advance of Alzheimer's Learning Day, Americans across the country are invited to register for a webinar on the
Alzheimer's Learning Day website and visit
Help For Alzheimer's Families to take the following steps to learn, educate and share about Alzheimer's and other dementias:
While millennials will become caregivers for those with Alzheimer's in the near future, these are steps that anyone can take to become more informed about Alzheimer's and other dementias.
"It is important that people from all generations learn more about Alzheimer's and other dementias," said Diane Bovenkamp, PhD, Vice President, Scientific Affairs at BrightFocus Foundation, and invited expert panelist in the Alzheimer's Learning Day U.S. and Canada Professional Caregiver webinars taking place on September 21 and 26. "By educating ourselves about Alzheimer's and dementia, we can create a community of caregivers ready to face the disease."
Community members can view program resources and watch educational webinars with Alzheimer's care experts the day of and after Alzheimer's Learning Day on the Alzheimer's Learning Day website
www.AlzLearn.com. Or, contact your local Home Instead Senior Care office for additional resources and to learn how their professional CAREGiversSM may be able to assist. Find an office near you by visiting
i Alzheimer's Association, 2017 ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE FACTS AND FIGURES
http://www.alz.org/facts/ accessed June 15 2017 ii Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Is Affecting Millennials
http://www.alzheimersblog.org/2017/05/12/alzheimers-affecting-millennials/ accessed July 31 2017Association, 2017 ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE FACTS AND FIGURES
http://www.alz.org/facts/ accessed June 15 2017 iii Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, Key Facts
http://www.jchs.harvard.edu/sites/jchs.harvard.edu/files/jchs_housing_americas_older_adults_2014_key_facts.pdf accessed Aug 1 2017iv Caregiving.org, Dementia Caregiving in the U.S.
http://www.caregiving.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/DementiaCaregivingFINAL_WEB.pdf accessed July 31 2017
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Gadgets aren't the main focus of CES. Each year, app developers come out with their yet-to-be-finished prototypes and pitches to the show in hopes or garnering an interest before launch. While many of those apps are tied to specific gadgets—like apps to help manage your router settings from companies like Netgear at Linksys, as well as Android apps that power on appliances and track your luggage should it disappear—there were a few apps that weren't specifically associated with gadgets. Those apps include one that inspires creativity in your child, one that brings contextual information to a video conversation, and one that offers an easier way to sync photos across devices. Let's take a look at them.
Boom Goggles, Free
Toon Goggles, the makers of a free video portal for kids, and Toon Boom Animation, a Canada-based software company that specializes in animation software, have teamed up to offer Boom Goggles. The app is meant to help kids create their own animated cartoons. No drawing experience is necessary: making your own cartoon is possible with all of the included clip-art and pre-loaded images. Kids can animate the graphics frame-by-frame, then publish their creations to share it with their friends on Facebook or through e-mail. The premium version, which costs $2.99, allows kids to add individual animation to their clip art characters, should they please.
Mindmeld, Coming Soon
Actually, this particular app isn't out just yet, but it is on its way to Android in just a few weeks and it's too good not to share—we even wrote about it a while back. MindMeld is essentially a convergence of both Skype and Apple's Siri: a video-conferencing tool that provides relevant, contextual information. Once it figures out the general premise of the conversation taking place, it will attempt to locate and display relevant information from varying sources and search engines. It can also decipher multi-party conversations, pick out multiple keywords, and perform proactive information discovery.
There's no word yet on how much the app or the service will cost you, but business-centric tablet users may find that this particular app piques their interest. It's especially useful for remote meetings, but it could be fun for friends who just want to do a video call, too.
NeroKwik, Free
For those with the conundrum of too many devices but no way to keep all of the photographs synced, NeroKwik lets users snap a photo with one device and have them available on any other device that has the app installed. Users can then access that photo on one device or add photos to a photo collection, which are called "Tapestries:" essentially a large group of photos displayed in collage format. Those Tapestries can then be shared to Facebook. The app requires that all new users start an account before they can use the service, but it's free, and it works with non-Android devices, like iPhones, iPads, and Windows RT tablets. Mac and PC support are arriving soon, too.
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Malloy's proposal to eliminate most car taxes worries town, city leaders
TORRINGTON >> Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's proposal to eliminate car taxes on vehicles appraised at $20,000 or less may have drawn a round of applause from legislators and others at the Capitol during his budget speech Wednesday, but municipal leaders aren't ready to cheer about the plan just yet.
Instead, some, like Torrington Mayor Ryan Bingham, are concerned about what it means for residents of their towns and cities.
"It doesn't seem fair," said Bingham, who serves as the president of the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities. "I understand the theory behind it, but it doesn't do anything but shift the burden from car owners to property owners. I don't think it's a good idea the way its proposed."
During a press conference after the speech, Bingham called the car tax plan a "high-five and then a punch in the gut."
Malloy's car tax proposal is part of a $43.8 billion, two-year budget released publicly Wednesday that will require approval from the legislature. The car tax change would be put in place statewide in 2014. Any vehicle valued at under $28,571 would be exempt from taxes.
It would cover 90 percent of vehicles, whether owned by individuals or businesses, registered in the state, Malloy said.
"This is tax relief for families who are middle class, working class and working poor," Malloy said in his budget speech. "It gives a break to businesses - especially small businesses, and it takes an administrative burden off local governments."
The call for changes in the state's car tax laws is not a new one. Former Gov. M. Jodi Rell proposed a similar plan in 2007 that wasn't passed.
Motor vehicle tax rates vary from town to town in Connecticut because they are determined by property tax mill rates. Based on 2013 rates, the owner of a car valued at $15,000 who lives in Harwinton would pay $369 in car taxes. In Torrington, the owner of the same $15,000 car would pay $502.
Past proposals, including a 2012 bill that wasn't passed, called for a statewide car tax rate.
About $560 million in revenue a year would be lost under the new plan Malloy put forward Wednesday. Although that funding is not made up anywhere else in the budget, Malloy's office said cities and towns will not lose funding from the state.
Bingham doesn't see it the same way.
"The proposal does not include additional revenue to make up the loss," Bingham said. "That could mean millions of dollars (lost) for Torrington. The first thing we would do is make the appropriate cuts, but I don't think we will be able to cover say $6 million in losses."
Harwinton First Selectman Michael Criss agreed.
"This is not a well thought out plan. This would definitely increase property taxes in almost every municipality across the state," Criss said. "When the Governor says no new taxes he obviously is just passing the tax hikes to municipalities and laying blame somewhere else.
"People hopefully will see through this and most importantly legislators will have to fight on our behalf and with us to stop this before it grows legs," Criss said.
Legislative leaders differed in opinion on the car tax plan.
"It's been a festering issue for some time," Senate Majority Leader Martin Looney, D-New Haven, told CTNewsJunkie.com. "There has been dissatisfaction with the current car tax for some time."
Speaker of the House Brendan Sharkey, D-Hamden, said he thinks "the governor deserves a lot of credit for putting it on the table today and we'll work out those details as we go" according to CTNewsJunkie.
But House Minority Leader Lawrence Cafero, R-Norwalk, said of the car tax change, "municipalities are getting hurt badly here," according to the CT Mirror.
Bingham said the idea of reducing car taxes would be a good one - if money to make up for the revenue loss was built into the plan.
Malloy's budget chief, Benjamin Barnes, said replacing the lost money would be up to individual cities and towns.
"Those remain local decisions that every community across the state is going to make," he told the CT Mirror. "We believe taxing cars is the most unfair part of the property tax system."
But Bingham, who said he doesn't think the legislature would pass Malloy's proposal as it stands right now, is already anticipating backlash from taxpayers.
"It helps everyone who owns a car but if you own a car and property, it just shifts that burden," Bingham said. "We already get complaints about people who don't pay their fair share of taxes. It seems disingenuous. It doesn't do anything to cover the billions in losses of revenue."


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Committing such heinous crimes as sex abuse and murder are unthinkable enough to most of us. But it?s almost equally mind-boggling that the perpetrators would then confess, or even brag about, such acts on the Internet.
Even so, in cases as mundane as vandalism or as horrifying as gang rape, accused criminals are exemplifying a growing truth of the social-media age: To some, nothing is too sacred, private or damning to share online.
?Social media exposes the crimes, along with the poster?s need to feel important or powerful,? said Pamela Rutledge, director of the Media Psychology Research Center at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology.
?However, in most cases, it appears that the need for bravado is much greater than any concerns about getting caught.?
The latest high-profile instance happened Thursday, when a Florida man allegedly killed his wife and posted a photograph of her body, along with a confession, on his Facebook page.
?Im going to prison or death sentence for killing my wife,? wrote Derek Medina, 31, of South Miami. ?(L)ove you guys miss you guys takecare Facebook people you will see me in the news.?
The gruesome image was shared thousands of times before Facebook was alerted and deleted it several hours later.
It shocked his own Friends list. Among the responses: ?WHAT??????? ?What happened???? derek.?
But social-media posts about crimes are surprisingly common. Just a few of the most widely publicized in recent times:
? An investigation into the rape of an unconscious 16-year-old girl by high school football players in Steubenville, Ohio, began after some of the accused posted pictures and video of the girl on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
? The alleged 2011 rape of Rehtaeh Parsons, then 15, in Novia Scotia by four teens was discovered after the teens reportedly shared a photo of her online and via text messages. Two of them, now adults, were charged with child pornography this week. Parsons, at age 17, hanged herself and, in April, was taken off life support.
? In 2011, a Pennsylvania teen pleaded guilty to raping an intoxicated 15-year-old girl, then turned to Facebook, looking for a hit man to kill her. ? ?I got 500 on a girls head who wants that bread?? he wrote. ?Hit me up anyway possible.? The man who responded was, in fact, an undercover detective.
? A Hawaii man was charged after posting a video titled ?Let?s Go Driving & Drinking!? in which he appears to open and drink a beer while driving and talking to a camera for more than five minutes.
Michele Nealon-Woods, national president of the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, notes that criminals were publicly confessing or boasting of their crimes long before anyone heard of Mark Zuckerberg and tweeting was something done by birds, not humans.
In 1888, the notorious ?Jack the Ripper? is believed to have sent at least three letters to London police, taunting them and telling them when he planned to kill again.
In northern California, the so-called Zodiac Killer did much the same nearly a century later. He sent dozens of letters to police and the media in the late 1960s and early ?70s ? some of them cryptic puzzles that have never been solved.
Throw in timeless tales of jailhouse confessions and barroom braggarts and it?s clear that the base instinct here is nothing new.
?The new part of it now, though, is that when people did very dangerous, aggressive bad things to other people in the past, they didn?t have the medium with which they could share the information,? Nealon-Woods said. ?There is that aspect associated with aggressive crime that we?ve always seen.
?What social media has done is give people with those propensities a whole new platform.?
But Nealon-Woods thinks there?s more to it. Social media, she says, is a tiny blip in the long and evolving history of human communication. And no on one can be really sure what, if any, impact it will ultimately have on the way we behave.
?It?s one of those things that are evolving,? she said. ?It has been a major, really disruptive innovation in our lives and, like anything that us human beings do, it?s taking us quite a while to adapt and change and respond.?
While millions, if not billions, of people use social media in healthy, happy ways every day, Nealon-Woods said there are some ? and not just criminals ? who haven?t adjusted so well.
Their inability to pick up the new social norms result in behaviors ranging from Internet trolling to oversharing to the sort of misguided posts that can embarrass users or land them in jail.
The physically isolating aspect of social media is probably part of the equation, she said. When we can communicate with other people without seeing or hearing them, something in the brain makes it harder to remember that there are still consequences for what we say, she said.
?We?ve removed that human interaction, and that is giving people a false sense of the extremes they can go to,? Nealon-Woods added. ?I really do believe that?s one of the main reasons that people are posting things where other people are saying, ?Oh my gosh!? ?
Social media is a young form of communication that will take time for some people to adjust to, she said. In the meantime, Rutledge, the Massachusetts researcher, notes one upside of when awkward online behavior and crime mix.
?The good news is that compulsion to brag about getting away with these activities increases the probability of getting caught,? she said. ?Without social media, it would have been much harder to find the culprits, much less prosecute (them).? (CNN)
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That is something that would probably require a total rewrite of the system. I'm not sure it would be feasible for Go Top 100, but adding some of the features might be possible.
I was just thinking that it wouldn't take much extra to turn a toplist into a portal. It would need a way to add a section of Favorite Links, maybe a small News box, weather, etc., customizable by each member, and I can imagine people using their favorite TopList as a place to start their web. What do you think? Is this within the realm of possibility?
That is something that would probably require a total rewrite of the system. I'm not sure it would be feasible for Go Top 100, but adding some of the features might be possible.
Just playing around, I've added a news feed and a weather script at the top of our page. I've asked for feedback from our members. I never could find any kind of a script that would let each person save a list of links, though, which would be essential to making it into a home page.
I had hoped that a script that set a cookie would let each member see their own set of links when they went to the toplist, but that doesn't seem to be possible. If it can be done, I'd appreciate anyone pointing me toward the code for it.
See what you think of this layout for the Gateway page, Dave.
Error in link - had to remove.
It looks good except that the button you have added to the top won't work. You can't really hard code buttons with this system. That top button will always give the vote to the site with ID 414
So unfortunately, if you want everything to be beneath the voting buttons, you'd have to wait until we have some way of making the template more customizable.
I called myself checking that. Just got carried away. I changed the page, and I saved my version, so I can put something like it back up whenever you can work out a way to customize the Gateway page.
Thanks for the email.
Our TopList Gateway Page is beginning to look the way I had envisioned it, even without an individualized link section. If anyone has any suggestions as to how to make such a page more useful to our members, I would love to hear from you.
(Our TopList is NOT ranked by HITS IN, so clicking on this link will not unduly favor the blog with ID 281.)


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Oct-6-2009 DCA Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program Benefits East Trenton
DCA Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program Benefits East Trenton
TRENTON - Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Acting Commissioner Charles A. Richman today announced New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company (NJM) will donate $1 million toward redevelopment efforts in East Trenton through the DCA Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program. The program offers business entities a 100 percent tax credit against various New Jersey state taxes for investing in the revitalization of low-and moderate-income neighborhoods in eligible municipalities.
The East Trenton Collaborative, a non-profit organization committed to rejuvenating the neighborhood through improvements to housing, commercial development, employment and social services, will use the money to advance several initiatives.
"The Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program is a great example of the public-private partnerships that so often offer solutions to some of New Jersey's toughest challenges," said Governor Corzine. "Under this initiative, the DCA works with non-profit groups that have a proven track record of helping their communities, businesses get to contribute to neighborhood redevelopment programs of their choosing, and deserving projects that build pride among residents get a needed boost."
"This is the second consecutive year NJM has made a $1 million contribution through the Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program," said Acting Commissioner Richman. "Already work is being done to renovate older homes, build new, affordable homes, and attract retail businesses to East Trenton. Both Governor Corzine and I commend NJM and the East Trenton Collaborative for their investment in East Trenton's future."
NJM is New Jersey's largest provider of personal auto and workers' compensation insurance. It employs about 2,400 people, including 1,800 at its West Trenton headquarters.
The East Trenton Collaborative was formed in 2006 as an umbrella organization for a number of non-profit groups united in the common goal of redeveloping East Trenton. The Collaborative is led by CityWorks and includes Habitat for Humanity-Trenton Area, HomeFront, Isles, and Martin House-Better Community Housing of Trenton. As part of the Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program, it developed a comprehensive neighborhood plan that was approved by the DCA in August. The Collaborative must use 60 percent of the tax credit funds for activities related to the development of housing and economic development. The remaining balance may be used for complementary activities such as assistance to small businesses, removing barriers to self-sufficiency, and promoting the integration of mixed-income neighborhoods.
The Collaborative will use NJM's $1 million donation to:
Test homes located in the neighborhood for lead dust, indoor asthma triggers, and energy assessments. Based on the findings, remediation and rehabilitation work will be performed.
Locate a satellite office of HomeFront, a social services provider, at 615 North Clinton Avenue to better serve the community.
Help Habitat for Humanity develop ReStore, a facility that will provide inexpensive building supplies to local residents and businesses for maintaining their properties.
Develop a mixed-use retail/housing project and public space at the corner of North Clinton and North Olden.
Secure site control of properties for development as part of the mixed use projects. It is expected that between 40 and 50 lots will be secured for future development.
Since its inception in May 2004, the Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program has received $21,856,000 in investment dollars into the redevelopment of New Jersey's distressed neighborhoods. The DCA uses the corporate contributions to reimburse non-profit organizations as they complete the projects outlined in their DCA-approved neighborhood plans. So far, the DCA has distributed $6,625,501 of the investment dollars to worthy neighborhood redevelopment projects.
For more information about the Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program, please log on to http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/dhcr/offices/nrtc.html.


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Spatial interphase, also known as interspace or an interphasic rift, was a phenomenon in which the fabric of space began to break up, allowing an overlap of parallel universes on different dimensional planes. The rift itself also contained a completely empty realm, devoid of life, between the dimensional planes.
In the mirror universe, 2155, the Tholians detonated a tricobalt warhead inside the gravity well of a dead star, creating an interphasic rift to the year 2268 of the prime universe. Unwilling to explore the rift themselves due to the dangers, the Tholians transmitted a distress call into the rift in an attempt to lure a ship from the other side. The distress call was detected by the USS Defiant which subsequently became trapped in the rift. As a result of being exposed to interphase, the crew began to suffer from a distortion of the brain tissue in their central nervous systems, which manifested itself as violent and paranoid behavior which ultimately led the crew to murder one another.
Three weeks later, the USS Enterprise arrived to investigate the Defiant's disappearance, and found it as it was fading out of the universe. Leading an away team to investigate, Captain Kirk ultimately became trapped aboard the Defiant as the Enterprise crew attempted to beam him back as the Defiant disappeared. Awaiting the next period of interphase, at which time they would be able to retrieve the captain, the Enterprise was forced to do battle with a Tholian ship. As the Enterprise fired phasers at the Tholians, the energy discharge caused the Defiant to be completely ejected from the rift into the mirror universe, but as Captain Kirk had been caught in the Enterprise's transporter beam, he was spared the shock of transition and remained trapped in the empty void of the rift between the dimensional planes in his own universe.
As the Tholians began construction of a tractor field, the Enterprise crew began to succumb to the same deteriorating mental effects of interphase as did the crew of the Defiant. Eventually, Doctor McCoy was able to counter the effects with a derivative of the Klingon nerve gas theragen. In the meantime, Commander Spock was able to successfully determine the next period of interphase, at which point they beamed Captain Kirk aboard and utilized full power to enter the rift. This had the effect of throwing the Enterprise free of the Tholians, allowing them to escape. Kirk described the rift he had entered as "a whole universe to myself, with nobody else [in it]." (ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly"; TOS: "The Tholian Web")
Interphase as cloak
In 2368, the Romulans were experimenting with an interphase generator, a device combining a molecular phase inverter and a cloaking device to create an interphase cloak. Cloaked objects would, however, leave behind chroniton fields when they interacted with normal matter; high-intensity anyon emissions eliminated the chronitons and de-phased and de-cloaked the interphase effect. The experiment failed due to a forced chamber explosion in the test ship's warp core resonator coil. Radiation was, however, successfully used to cloak individual crewmen. The Klingons had also experimented with a similar interphase generator cloaking technology in the early 2360s, but abandoned their research because of several accidents. (TNG: "The Next Phase")
In 2373, the Voth used a form of interphase as a cloaking technology on themselves and their ships. This allowed Forra Gegen and Veer to covertly observe the USS Voyager and her crew. The technology was more advanced than anything Tuvok had seen before. When cloaked, the Voth only appeared as localized spatial fluctuations with a modulating phase variance that could be detected with sensors. When the two Voth were isolated from their subspace frequency by analyzing the scans of the spatial phase variance, it was possible to disrupt their cloaking devices with a hand phaser set for a dispersion frequency of 1.85 gigahertz. (VOY: "Distant Origin")
Related topics
- Interphase generator
- Interphasic coil spanner
- Interphasic compensator
- Interphasic organism
- Interphasic pulse
- Interphasic scanner
- Interphasic signature
- Interspatial fissure
- Interspatial flexure
- Interspatial flux
- Interspatial manifold
- Phase
- Phasing cloaking device
- Subspace interphase pocket
External links
- Interphase cloaking device at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Phase shifting at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works


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Senaatintori (Helsinki Senate Square) – the Senate Square and its surroundings form a unique and cohesive architectural entity. The square is dominated by four buildings: Helsinki Cathedral, the Government Palace, the main building of the University of Helsinki and the National Library of Finland.
Helsingin Tuomiokirkko (Helsinki Cathedral) – is arguably Finland's most famous and photographed building; it celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2002.
Temppeliaukio Church (Church of the Rock) – the acoustics inside this Lutheran church hewn out of the rock make it an excellent concert venue. The church is located in the heart of Helsinki and is visited by half a million people every year.
Sightseeing cruises – you can explore Helsinki's jewel-like archipelago via a number of cruise operators.
Suomenlinna – this sea fortress and its island home is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers tourists a real adventure with its tunnels, museums, submarine and fortress. Apart from exploring the area you can also visit one of the museums and during summer time there are several cafes and pleasant areas to enjoy a picnic.
Esplanadi Park – a green area in the heart of Helsinki which often plays host to various events.


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Dane County to assess climate change readiness
Officials in Dane County and elsewhere are setting up task forces to see how prepared they are to deal with symptoms of climate change.
A Wisconsin Public Radio report said the councils will evaluate how readily they can cope with issues such as heat, droughts and flooding. That includes studying how well they can protect vulnerable residents such as the elderly and infirm.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi said the effects of climate change are clear. He said 150 years ago Lake Mendota stayed frozen for about four months, but now it's down to three months.
The Dane County council is expected to have its report and recommendations ready by September.
Similar task forces are also being created in places including Green Bay, La Crosse and Superior.


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Famous Tourist Attractions in Lyon
The city of Lyon is located in east-central France and is situated between Paris and Marseille. Having a population of 480,660 people, this city is the second largest metropolitan area in France. This city is has a number of tourist attractions and because of its historical and architectural landmarks, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some famous tourist attractions in Lyon are as follows.
Aquarium du Grand Lyon
This is a popular tourist attraction among families who wish to visit a recreational as well as educational place. Here in this aquarium, you cannot only interact with fish but also see a number of varieties of sharks. Other sea creatures can also be seen in this aquarium. To buy some memories of this adventure tour, you can also stroll through huge gift shops. This aquarium also has a number of restaurants in its vicinity where you can have a different delicious food for breakfast and lunch.
Cathedrale Saint Jean Baptiste
It is another tourist attraction in Lyon. Since 4th century, this church has been the main church in the city. It is one of the most beautiful churches in France. Especially, astronomical clock which features moving figures of the Annunciation, on its façade is simply awesome. Interiors are also well- decorated and worth-seeing. You can also listen for its chimes at 12:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00.
Parc de la Tete d'Or
This park is a famous attraction in Lyon but it becomes more famous and exciting during spring and summer. This park is the largest outdoor park in France and is featured with a boating lake, walking paths, trails and biking paths. This park also provides large and spaces for boating, picnics and sports. For more fun and excitement, you can also walk along eastern border of this park along Rhone River. You will also find a zoo at northern end of this park where different animals have been kept. These animals include elephants, giraffes, tigers and many others.
Ampitheatre Gallo Romain
This admired attraction of Lyon is actually a hilltop amphitheatre that is there from times of Roman Empire. Constructed during sovereignty of Emperor Tiberius, this amphitheatre has been used for sporting events and executions.
Metallic Tower of Fourviere
The Tour metallique de Fourviere (Metallic Tower of Fourviere) is a landmark of Lyon. It is a steel framework tower which is quite identical to Eiffel Tower. Its height is 85.9 meters while it weighs 210 tons. This magnificent tower was built between 1892 and 1894. Until November 1953, it has been used as an observation tower but these days, it is used as television tower.
This was a list of some famous attractions in Lyon. You must visit these worth-seeing attractions during your visit to Lyon.
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A towering pine tree decorated to the hilt will always be king of the Christmas-tree forest, in my opinion. But I have to admit that I've recently developed a huge crush on the big tree's smaller "siblings."
A towering pine tree decorated to the hilt will always be king of the Christmas-tree forest, in my opinion. But I have to admit that I've recently developed a huge crush on the big tree's smaller "siblings."
Little Christmas trees have captured my fancy in a big way because they come in lots of different looks –– from vintage to classic to contemporary –– and are super-affordable, virtually unbreakable, easy to store after the holidays and, best yet, a simple way to help any display shine for the season. Here are some secrets for getting a big holiday look from little Christmas trees.
When I decorated my dining room for a holiday open house, I knew I wanted to include a small Christmas tree. I found the perfect spot on my buffet for a silver tree made of real sticks –– simply tucking this decoration into an existing display. The little tree's silver finish made it a natural for this year-round grouping, which already included silver accents like my buffet lamps, a three-tiered epergne and a tray.
To create a similar look in your home, fill your buffet with some of your most beautiful serving pieces, like a silver coffee pot or glass compote. Then add one or two little trees. When picking trees, go for a variety of heights so the display has more movement and interest.
We've used little Christmas trees many different ways in tabletop displays at the Nell Hill's stores this season, and we continue to be blown away by how many looks you can get from these proven winners. Create a bright and cheery centerpiece, for example, just by clustering a few vintage-looking bottle-brush trees on top of books wrapped in holiday paper.
Or, instead of using lots of little trees, have three taller bottle-brush trees march down the table's center like toy soldiers. It's a simple but darling look.
Pull the dead summer plants out of those outdoor garden urns and bring the urns inside to help you decorate for the holidays. Iron garden urns are my favorite tree stands for mid-sized Christmas trees because they make small trees look majestic and the urns are heavy enough that they won't topple over like a conventional stand will, taking the tree and its ornaments with it.
This year, I placed a mid-sized tree in a black iron urn, giving it one more boost by putting the urn on an iron pedestal. I positioned the tree in a corner of my dining room that was also visible from my front door, doubling its impact with no added work.
Think about your home's entry. Is there a spot you could place a dramatic mid-sized tree held in a beautiful container, like an urn or a china cachepot?
I really like to put decorative items in my windows during the holidays. What could be easier than dressing a windowsill with a tiny tree? For a rustic look, put a little tree wrapped in a burlap bag in your main floor windows.
Expecting guests? Don't forget to give the guest room a bit of holiday cheer. It's easy to do with a mini-tree or two. Put a small tree in an interesting holder and display it on a bedside table or dresser.
You won't believe how many young moms come in for decorations for mini-trees they put up in their children's bedrooms every year. The little trees give the kids a chance to have a hand in decorating their own space for the season.
So many fireplace mantels these days are super-skinny, making them harder to dress up with elaborate holiday displays. But tiny trees, with their petite girths, are a great solution. Try grouping a cluster of mini-trees in a variety of heights on either side of the mantel.
The column has been adapted from Mary Carol Garrity's blog at www.nellhills.com. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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Read about the IPS deal here.
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"While our industry has undergone significant transformation since our first awards were presented 14 years ago, we are convinced, more than ever before, that M&A is a driving force of the economy. It is truly an honor for our firm to be able to recognize the contribution that the 2016 award finalists have made," said David Fergusson, President and Co-Chief Executive Officer of The M&A Advisor.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Chicago Wolves started off their circus road trip with a bang, defeating the Oklahoma City Barons 6-0 Friday night at the Cox Convention Center.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Chicago Wolves started off their circus road trip with a bang, defeating the Oklahoma City Barons 6-0 Friday night at the Cox Convention Center.
Forwards Shane Harper (2G, A), Ty Rattie (2G, A), and Keith Aucoin (2G, A) paced the Wolves offense with three points each, while centers Alexandre Bolduc (2G) and Corey Locke (2A) added two-point efforts. Goaltender Jake Allen (4-2-1) backstopped Chicago (4-5-0-1) to the win, stopping all 21 Barons shots and earning the shutout.
The Wolves broke out offensively in the second period after a scoreless first, hanging five goals on Oklahoma City (4-6-0-1) starter Olivier Roy (1-2-0).
Harper kicked off the scoring just 0:51 seconds in, showing chemistry on a passing play with linemates Rattie and Aucoin. Rattie followed up with a goal of his own 10 minutes later and Harper nabbed his second not long after. The line of Aucoin, Rattie, and Harper combined for nine points on the night.
Bolduc added two markers of his own, the first on the power play and just 30 seconds after Harper's, within five minutes of each other. Roy was chased from the game after two frames and 16 saves. He took the loss and was replaced by Tyler Bunz, who stopped six of seven shots in the third period.
Rattie tallied his second of the night in the final frame, taking a pass in front of the net from Harper to score into the open goal.
Chicago faces Oklahoma City again at 7 p.m. Saturday night at the Cox Convention Center.
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First Period—None. Penalties—Andronov, Chicago (closing hand on puck), 4:39; Broda, Oklahoma City (hooking), 6:21; Ewanyk, Oklahoma City (roughing), 9:28; Oberg, Chicago (holding), 12:51; Bolduc, Chicago (hooking), 14:37.
Second Period—1, Chicago, Harper 2 (Aucoin, Rattie), 0:51; 2, Chicago, Rattie 2 (Oberg), 11:09; 3, Chicago, Harper 3 (Chorney, Aucoin), 12:22; 4, Chicago, Bolduc 2 (Cannone, Locke), 12:55 pp; 5, Chicago, Bolduc 3 (Shields, Locke), 16:30. Penalties—Bolduc, Chicago (hooking), 1:37; Fyten, Oklahoma City (holding), 4:12; Mancari, Chicago (interference), 5:08; Lamoureux, Oklahoma City (hooking), 5:51; Omark, Oklahoma City (hooking), 12:39; Cannone, Chicago (holding), 13:44.
Third Period—6, Chicago, Rattie 3 (Harper, Aucoin), 2:47. Penalties—Ewanyk, Oklahoma City (elbowing), 6:11; Oberg, Chicago (roughing), 14:38; Ford, Oklahoma City (roughing), 14:38; Kessy, Oklahoma City (roughing), 17:26.
Shots on goal—Chicago: 10-11-7—28; Oklahoma City: 9-6-6—21. Power plays—Chicago 1-7; Oklahoma City 0-6. Goalies—Chicago, Allen (21-21), Oklahoma City, Roy (16-21), replaced by Bunz (6-7) at 40:00. A—2,328. Referees—Tim Mayer and Graham Skilliter. Linesmen—Brandon Gawryletz and Carl Sasyn.


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Police in Huntington Park are ramping up security in anticipation of Mexicos' World Cup match Sunday after several people were arrested during a rowdy victory celebration earlier this week.
Authorities will have a "visible presence" in Huntington Park on Sunday when Mexico plays the Netherlands at 9 a.m., the Huntington Park Police Department said in a news release. Police are also closing a three-block stretch of Pacific Boulevard, between Florence and Gage Avenues, to cars when the game begins.
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Officials said there will be extra police on hand, and they'll be backed by Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies, as well as officers from the nearby cities of Bell and Bell Gardens if needed.
After Mexico beat Croatia on Monday, five people were arrested in Huntington Park. Police wore riot gear and rode on horseback as they ordered the crowds to disperse.
"Of course it's fine that you celebrate, but just organized, in peace," said Jasmine Tiznado, the owner of an arts and crafts store in Huntington Park.
The city of Huntington Park has a history of "large scale civil unrest" during World Cup games, Huntington Park Police Lt. Neal Mongan said earlier this month.
Huntington Park police said they "appreciate our community's enthusiasm for Mexico's performance in the World Cup," but advised fans to act responsibly.
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(WEST SEATTLE HERALD) — A heart has two functions in the human experience. There is the physical side (the engine that pumps blood throughout our bodies) and the less-scientifically bound belief that our hearts guide us in love.
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Halfway across the country, a 17-year-old boy named Connor Rabinowitz was going through high school in Minnesota, well on his way to receiving a full ride baseball scholarship to college when he went to the doctor for a medical exam, and everything changed.
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When making important decisions, people have a right to the best possible information. Facts, not ideology, should drive our policy agendas. This is especially true on budget and tax issues, which affect everyone in North Carolina.
Unfortunately, John Hood's recent column on the NC General Assembly's tax changes is replete with bad information. Warning: some wonky details follow.
The Budget & Tax Center uses rigorous methods and accurate modeling strategies that are endorsed and used throughout the economic forecasting industry – including by conservative and centrist groups.
Here's the thing about making tax changes: there will always be winners and losers. That's why it takes careful thought, engagement of a diverse set of stakeholders and consideration of a range of data points and methods. Efforts to establish a reasonable estimate of what will happen as a result of the plan will always be estimates, but policymakers should have the best information available to them as to the direction and magnitude of the impact of their decision.
In the current tax debate, policymakers had two separate types of analysis at their disposal.
- The sample taxpayer scenarios developed by the state's Fiscal Research Division. This gives examples of how particular taxpayers will fare under tax changes. These can be fine tools, but are inherently limited. They pick out particular taxpayers and can't show you that everyone – or even most people — will have the same experience. The results can't be extended to everyone in particular filing types, and certainly not to the population at large.
Using this tool alone, as tax plan backers did, is like trying to fix your car using only a screwdriver. Yet even using this limited tool shows that proponents' claims that everyone will benefit from tax changes is flatly false. That's right, according to non-partisan Fiscal Research, and even according to the conservative Tax Foundation, there will be taxpayers who pay more under the tax plan.
- The other type of tool that policymakers could use was an economic incidence model, like the kind that the Joint Committee on Taxation uses, that has been developed by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. The Budget & Tax Center used this model to provide population-level estimates of the impact of tax changes. This is a far better tool than the limited sample scenarios, since it provides an overall summary of the experience of all taxpayers.
Analysis showed that the bottom 80 percent of taxpayers would experience a tax increase on average. The findings take into account the rough swap of electricity and natural gas from the gross receipts franchise tax to the sales tax, as well as the privilege tax changes for amusements. The findings take into account a household's total income in order to reflect ability to pay the tax. The findings also take into account the base broadening of the sales tax.
The model is consistent with real-world experience. First, consumers will pay more indirectly because of changes businesses make to their prices to accommodate for the sales tax changes. The Council on State Taxation — not a group one would call a bastion of progressive views — finds that 40 percent of total sales tax collections are paid by businesses. Second, multi-state, profitable businesses — the bulk of corporate income taxpayers — are going to pass their tax cut on to shareholders, not workers. Those shareholders are very unlikely to all be North Carolinians, meaning that money will flow out of our state.
Record corporate profits have not translated into higher wages for the past thirty years, so why would we assume that a corporate income tax cut is going to all of a sudden give corporations a change of heart and decide to boost their workers' wages?
In desperation, proponents often turn to the argument that this is going to create jobs. But not only is there no economic consensus that this is a good strategy for growth, states that have tried it have not seen the promised employment expansion – though they have seen high incidence of poverty. We can't import the oil production capacity of Texas or the coal mines of Tennessee, so why should we import their model that drives poverty through the roof?
When we juxtapose these two decisions — huge tax cuts for the wealthy versus a "just wait, it'll all work out" message for working families – we can see the human cost of a serious policy mistake. Pretending that economic evidence supports these choices just compounds that serious mistake.


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The third in a series of webisodes featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the making of "Conceived In Sewage", the fourth album from Dallas, Texas-based death metallers DEVOURMENT, can be seen below. The CD will be released on February 19 in North America, February 22 in Benelux, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Finland, and February 25 in the U.K. and rest of the world via Relapse Records.
Captured at Mana Recording Studio in St. Petersburg, Florida with producer Erik Rutan (HATE ETERNAL, MORBID ANGEL), "Conceived In Sewage" proves to be DEVOURMENT's most eviscerating release yet, gushing with over thirty-three minutes of the band's hate-fueled, monstrous brutality.
"Conceived In Sewage" track listing:
01. Legalize Homicide
02. Fifty Ton War Machine
03. Conceived In Sewage
04. Fucked With Rats
05. March to Megiddo
06. Today We Die, Tomorrow We Kill
07. Heaving Acid
08. Carved Into Ecstasy
09. Parasitic Eruption
Commented DEVOURMENT frontman Mike Majewski: "This will be the deepest album we have done, for sure. Definitely expect the intensity, but also more thought-out song structures. I would say a bit of a throwback to old-school brutal bands, but with the signature DEVOURMENT elements."
DEVOURMENT's calling card is absolute brutality, and the band's three previous albums and international touring and festival appearance have made them one of the more-talked-about acts in the worldwide death metal underground.
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I don't read as much during the summer as I do during the snowy, cold winter months. That's not to say I don't still read a lot. I do. A lot. But just not as much, you know?
What about you? A summer reader? Winter reader? Just all-around, have-to-read-or-I'll-perish kind of reader? Hmm?
Last week we had some friends over for dinner. That's such a weird expression, isn't it? Over for dinner. Hmmph. The expression kind of bugs me, so let's just say Penny and Jim weren't the dinner; they shared dinner with us. Okay?
Anyhow, Penny asked what I've been reading. I told her about a book I consider one of the best books I"ve read in a long, long time. It's called The Gargoyle and is Andrew Davidson's debut novel. The New York Times gives the scoop on the book here, if you're interested in checking it out.
I loved it for so many reasons but mostly because it's a story of redemption. I like those. And while it's sometimes horribly vivid, it's brutally honest. Again, I like that. Also in its favor, it's almost flawless in its delivery. And that? I like that very, very much. But mostly, I was enthralled by this story because I cared about the characters. I wanted this almost-dead, suffering man to live, to laugh and love anew. And the woman who comes to his rescue, just when he needs rescuing the most...wow. That's all I can say about Marianne. Just wow. It's not often a character leaves me speechless, but this one did.
So, what have you been reading? Please share.
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I don't read as much during the summer as I do during the snowy, cold winter months. That's not to say I don't still read a lot. I do. A lot. But just not as much, you know?
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- Marianne Arkins said...
Last book I read was... Um...
Dang, I haven't been reading much.
OH... it was "Lost in Paradise" by Allie Boniface. Her books are finally in print, so I can finally read them.
I have little time for reading anymore.
- Dru said...
I'm an all-around reader.
Last book I read was Open Season by Linda Howard.
- Melissa McClone said...
I just read As Good As It Got by Isabel Sharpe. Women's Fiction type story.


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Writes Dylan Hernandez, in the L.A. Times, claiming special authority to discuss Guerriel's "slanty eyes" gesture and use of the term "el Chinito" as he was in the dugout celebrating the home run he'd just hit — in Game 3 of the World Series — off the Dodger's pitcher Yu Darvish.
Darvish is Japanese. Guerriel is Cuban-born. Dylan Hernandez is the offspring of a father who was born in El Salvador and a mother who was born in Japan.
"El Chinito" — according to Hernandez — means something like "little Chinese boy."
Hernandez says the Spanish-language epithet is different — merely stupid — because it is not "using language representing a system designed to oppress certain groups of people."
Spanish doesn't represent a system designed to oppress certain groups of people, but English does? It's almost as if Hernandez is saying that there's depth and serious meaning in what English-speaking people say, and those who speak Spanish should be understood as playful and childlike. But that would be racist.
After he heard the criticism, Gurriel said (in Spanish):
"What happened was that I was commenting how I hadn't had much luck with Darvish... I said I thought maybe they saw me as they see themselves and I wanted to see if they would throw me a pitch like that."And why call a Japanese person Chinese? Gurriel said: "It's because in Cuba and in various places, you don't say Japanese, you call all Asians 'chinitos.'" (And he admitted knowing that lumping all Asians together as Chinese is also offensive.)
As for Darvish:
"I saw it, but for me personally it doesn't really bother me," he said in Japanese.How are we to understand that? It was in Japanese. Hernandez, despite his Japanese background, does not reveal what he may think about whether those who speak Japanese reveal what they think.
Asked if he was upset, Darvish deadpanned, "I'm very, very angry."
He laughed and added, "No."
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Name: Tom Grape
Graduated from Ithaca College: 1980
First elected to the board: 2009
Day job: Grape is the founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Benchmark Senior Living, the largest provider of senior housing in the Northeast. The company was named one of the top 100 places to work by the Boston Globe.
Free time: Grape owns a farm in Vermont where he grows some vegetables and has an apple orchard. "It's a great bit of respite and peace for me."
Fondest memory as an IC student: Running around the campus with friends chanting "U‑S‑A, U‑S‑A, U‑S‑A," after the United States beat the Soviet Union in hockey at the 1980 Olympics.
Plans for the future of IC: "We are very excited about the implementation of IC 20/20. This strategic initiative will keep us well positioned for the coming years."
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The Denver region will start running trains this month on a new 12.1-mile light rail line, marking the launch of the first project of its ambitious "FasTracks" program that will eventually add 122 new miles of commuter and light rail service in and around the Mile High City.
The new West Rail Line, which cost $707 million to build, connects Denver to its western suburbs of Lakewood and Golden. The undertaking included construction of 11 new stations, 13 bridges and two tunnels. The West Rail Line was completed eight months ahead of schedule, and transit officials began testing trains on it earlier this year. Construction began in 2009 after the regional transit agency secured an agreement from the Federal Transit Administration to fund $308 million of the project.
Diane Barrett, chief projects officer in the mayor's office, says the line -- along with other FasTracks projects -- is a key component of the city's long-term transportation plans. In 2004, voters approved a 0.4 percent sales tax to fund the $4.7 billion plan (the estimated cost has since escalated to $7.4 billion). In addition to the soon-to-open West Rail Line, the work includes another new light rail line, three light rail extensions, an 18-mile Bus Rapid Transit route, and four new commuter rail lines to be complete by 2024.
Officials have also touted FasTracks as a way to reduce pollution, sprawl and congestion; and Barrett believes it will play a key role in shaping the character of Denver's neighborhoods.
"The transit-oriented development opportunities are just vast," Barrett says. "[W]e have these opportunities to create real, livable places around stations where people don't have to have cars. They can go to jobs and get an education without having to spend a quarter of their income on transportation. That's huge."
The line connects the Jefferson County Government Center, a community college, a federal government complex, a shopping center and Denver's Union Station, which is undergoing its own renovation. It will take passengers 34 minutes to travel the length of the line, and trains will run every 7.5 minutes during peak hours.
The project also includes a major renovation to Union Station, which is scheduled to re-open in 2014, according to Regional Transportation District (RTD) spokeswoman Daria Serna. The station closed in December 2012 for the construction, which includes work on its Great Hall and outdoor plazas. The station will serve as a hub for rail connections, including Amtrak, and its upper floors will include a 110-room hotel.
Since the 2004 vote, the estimated cost of FasTracks has escalated to $7.4 billion, thanks in part to sales tax revenue that didn't achieve expected levels due to the recession. RTD officials are trying to figure out how to close the gap without asking taxpayers for more money. They're refinancing their bonds and seeking federal funding and contributions from regional partners to help close the gap.
In February, construction began on a new light rail that follows I-255 east of the city. It's scheduled to open in 2015. The entire FasTracks portfolio of projects is scheduled to be complete by 2024, but officials have warned that could be a moving target depending on their funding situation.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. — After losing their way at some point on their 16-game journey, the Bears might have found themselves Sunday in the desert.
They dismissed the Cardinals with a victory that looked the way a 2012 Lovie Smith victory is supposed to look.
Takeaways? Check.
Pass rush? Check.
Strong running game? Check.
A few well-timed downfield shots? Check.
Smiling Brian Urlacher? Check.
It has been a while since we've seen these Bears, but we sure did recognize them.
"We have won a lot of games that way," Smith said.
Not lately.
They had been in a long dry spell for takeaways. After coming up with 29 in their first eight games, the Bears had eight takeaways in their last six games before Sunday.
But against the Cardinals, the turnovers were coming like it was September.
There was Zack Bowman's fumble recovery in the end zone. Charles Tillman's pick-six. And Kelvin Hayden's late exclamation point of an interception.
It felt like September too, with the roof pulled back, a gentle breeze, abundant sunshine and renewed hope.
But in the spirit of this season, the Bears received a gift from someone dressed in red and white to get them started.
Cardinals running back Beanie Wells inexplicably fell and coughed up the ball without being hit on the Arizona 1-yard line. Bowman, who was in the game for Tim Jennings because the Cardinals were in "Tank" personnel, pounced on the ball to give the Bears a 7-0 lead a little more than six minutes into the game.
"I was Johnny on the spot," said Bowman, who helped make the score possible two plays earlier by downing Adam Podlesh's 42-yard punt on the Arizona 4.
Tillman put the game out of reach early in the third quarter by sitting on a pass intended for Andre Roberts. It was a nice read and reaction by the old pro, who brought it back for a touchdown and set a Bears record for interceptions by a cornerback.
It was his 33rd career interception and his third touchdown of the season. Between forced fumbles and interceptions, Tillman has taken the ball away from an opponent 13 times this year.
"Man, that guy is amazing," Jennings said. "He has a knack for the ball. It seems like every time he gets his hands on it, he's scoring with it."
Then there was Hayden, intercepting a pass in a Bears game for the first time since he picked off Rex Grossman as a Colt in Super Bowl XLI.
"That was the focus," defensive end Israel Idonije said. "Take the ball away and score. It's hard to do it consistently, and it was good to get back to it."
The takeaways come easier when the pass rush is as bothersome to the opposing quarterback as it was Sunday. Julius Peppers had a season-high three sacks, and Idonije added another.
The pass rush reversed a trend. The Bears had not had more than three sacks in a game since Week 3, when they had six against the Rams.
"You are not going to have a game like this every week obviously," Peppers said. "Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. There are games this year that I've played better than I played today, but I didn't have the numbers."
On the other side of the ball, the Bears ran it more than they threw it. They were able to because they ran it well.
"Great lanes out there," said Matt Forte, who averaged 7.3 yards per carry before leaving with an ankle injury early in the third quarter. "The offensive line did a great job. When there are running lanes like that, you can make moves in the open field and get extra yards."
The Bears might look even more like their old selves next week if Urlacher can return from his hamstring pull. Smith hinted it was a possibility.
But just because the Bears went back to their blueprint does not mean they have vaunted themselves back into the fight for the Lombardi Trophy. They still have a lot to prove before anyone believes they can be a Super Bowl team.
It was the 5-10 Cardinals they beat. And it was one win in the standings, a win that will be abruptly forgotten if either they or their old friends the Packers fail to take care of business in six days.
But for these Bears, a step back in time was a step in the right direction.
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., May 22 (UPI) -- Cremains of space luminaries and everyday Joes went to the final frontier Tuesday when the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket took off from Cape Canaveral, Fla.
"Success! Falcon 9 delivers Dragon to orbit," SpaceX said in a banner across its Web site Tuesday. The scheduled launch last week was aborted when the flight computer detected slightly high pressure in an engine combustion chamber
The vehicle's first stage performed perfectly Tuesday before separating from the second stage, SpaceX reported, and the second stage successfully put the Dragon spacecraft into its intended orbit.
Actor James Doohan, better known as "Scotty" on the original "Star Trek" series, was among the 308 people whose ashes were sent into space. He died in 2005, and some of his ashes were in a container in the rocket's second stage, ABC News reported.
Also making the flight were the cremated remains of Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper, who piloted the Faith 7 spacecraft, the last flight of Project Mercury in May 1963. He also was command pilot of Gemini 5 in 1965.
Tuesday's launch is the second attempt for Celestis, a space services company, and Space X, which tried to launch Doohan, Cooper and others in August 2008. The rocket and its cargo failed to reach orbit.
SpaceX is a private company that NASA contracts to take cargo to the orbiting outpost and Tuesday's launch was a test to determine whether it could meet its performance promises, ABC News said. The space agency spent a little less than $300 million to fund SpaceX as part of the Commercial Orbital Transportation System.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk acknowledged the importance of the collaboration.
"I would like to start off by saying what a tremendous honor it has been to work with NASA. And to acknowledge the fact that we could not have started SpaceX, nor could we have reached this point without the help of NASA … It's really been an honor to work with such great people," he said following Tuesday's launch.


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Glaciers are very sensitive to changes in climate, making them clear (even visually striking) indicators of the recent warming trend. Apart from raising sea levels and threatening to turn the name of Glacier National Park in the US into a sad irony, the loss of glacial ice can also endanger water availability.
The seasonal melting of mountain glaciers (and snowpack) provides an important source of water in most places where they can be found. The Indus, Brahmaputra, and Ganges Rivers in India, and the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers in China, are particularly noteworthy examples of rivers with headwaters that are fed by glacial melt high in the Himalayas.
Those rivers supply water to a staggeringly large number of people, so the impact of climate change on Himalayan glaciers has understandably been the focus of study. As a glacier shrinks, the amount of meltwater it produces increases for a while before the diminishing volume of ice wins out, causing melt to dwindle.
A 2010 study, for example, showed reason for concern, indicating meltwater reductions within just a few decades—although increasing precipitation minimized the impact on the Ganges, Yellow, and Yangtze Rivers. Two of the researchers behind that study have attacked the question again with updated tools. This time they got a different answer, which could be good news for the many people who rely on those rivers.
The new study relies on the latest generation of climate models and a much more sophisticated model of the glaciers themselves. In order to model the glaciers with more confidence, they had to zoom in and focus on small areas with just a few glaciers. They picked two locations with different characteristics, one in the Indus River watershed, and one in the Ganges River watershed.
A number of climate models from the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (the ones utilized by IPCC reports) were used to simulate the rest of this century for a range of emissions scenarios. The simulated temperature and precipitation trends were then used to drive a model of the glaciers themselves, along with the rest of the local hydrological cycle—including precipitation runoff into streams or infiltration into groundwater. The primary focus was the amount of surface water flowing out of the model, which would eventually make its way into the Indus or Ganges Rivers. Would it dwindle in the near future?
Contrary to their earlier results, the researchers found no decrease in total water supplied to either of the rivers before the end of the 21st century. The glaciers retreated plenty (up to 60 percent of ice volume was lost by 2100), but the amount of glacial meltwater didn't peak until roughly 2060 or so, after which it began a slow decline. Increasing precipitation, however, made up for some of that drop, preventing the total contribution to the rivers from decreasing.
The greater sophistication of their glacial model is partly responsible for the change in results, as it suggested the glaciers would not be melting as quickly, postponing the peak in meltwater. The other factor was the latest generation of climate models, which are projecting greater increases in precipitation for this region. Not only does that additional precipitation result in more water flowing downstream, it also slows glacial retreat in the same way that a pay raise bolsters an otherwise-troubled bank account. (In other words, it dumped more snow on the retreating glaciers.) The precipitation change also carries the biggest uncertainty, however, as the latest climate models are giving a wide range of projections in this region. Still, it appears that worrisome reductions in water availability are less likely to come to pass, at least for many years.
While the study only attempts to characterize the Indus and Ganges Rivers, there's a good chance that its conclusions could extend to the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers as well. Although glacial melt provides a smaller portion of the rivers' flow, precipitation is projected to increase over those glaciers, as well. Walter Immerzeel, a researcher at Utrecht University in the Netherlands involved in this study, told Ars that "a conclusive answer would require a similar modeling approach as [our study], as the runoff change also depends on intra-annual changes in precipitation and temperature and on changes in evapotranspiration."
Increasing precipitation (especially monsoon rains) could present problems in other ways, but it looks like it will help avert water availability problems in a region where demand is increasing.
Nature Geoscience, 2013. DOI: 10.1038/NGEO1896 (About DOIs).


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public enum Month { JANUARY , FEBRUARY, MARCH, APRIL, MAY, JUNE, JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER }public class MonthTest { Month month; public void Month(Month month) { this.month = month; } public void tellItLikeItIs() { switch (month) { case JANUARY: System.out.println("January has 30 days."); break; case FEBRUARY: System.out.println("February has 28 days."); break; case MARCH: System.out.println("March has 31 days."); break; case APRIL: System.out.println("April has 30 days."); break; case MAY: System.out.println("May has 31 days."); break; case JUNE: System.out.println("June has 30 days."); break; case JULY: System.out.println("July has 31 days."); break; case AUGUST: System.out.println("August has 31 days."); break; case SEPTEMBER: System.out.println("September has 30 days."); break; case OCTOBER: System.out.println("October has 31 days."); break; case NOVEMBER: System.out.println("November has 30 days."); break; case DECEMBER: System.out.println("December has 31 days."); break; default: System.out.println("error."); } } public static void main(String[] args) { for (Month d : Month.values()){ System.out.println(d); } } }
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Retired Brazil international centre-back Edmilson has warned Lucas Moura to 'stay smart' around Sweden captain Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
As he begins his new career in France, Paris Saint-Germain's record 45-million-euro signing finally arrived in the French capital this week after agreeing a deal to join the Ligue 1 giants last summer.
But while Ibrahimovic has impressed most in his debut season in France, Edmilson has long harboured reservations over the former AC Milan striker.
"Lucas needs to stay smart around this arrogant superstar," the retired defender posted on his Twitter account.
The 36-year-old's disregard for the prolific striker dates back to 2009 around the transfer that took Ibrahimovic to Barcelona in a swap deal that saw Samuel Eto'o move to Inter.
"I do not know if something happened between Eto'o and the board, but there is no way to compare the two players," Edmilson said at the time.
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