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It's a shame word.com is now defunct, if this collection was anything like their webzine. Fantastically edited interviews with hundreds of people about their jobs: what they liked, what they hated, what made them get up in the morning every day. The huge range of possible careers opened up before my eyes, making me reconsider my current job situation. I'm an organized person into spiritual and mental clarity, therefore I could be a clutter consultant! The enormous variety of people interviewed was staggering.
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Author lzPosted on January 30, 2003 March 26, 2016 Categories Reading Archive
High and Mighty
Keith Bradsher's expose of the inner workings of Detroit's Big Three colluding to keep SUVs free from the environmental and mileage requirements of automobiles (federal law put huge loopholes for SUVs to drive through, classifying them as light-trucks, when they weigh upward of 8000 lbs… the loophole originated out of a freakin' chicken tax on imported chickens!)
WHAT CAN BE DONE:
NHTSA (Nat'l Highway Traffic Safety Admin) should test the stability of new vehicles (lessen rollovers)
NHTSA should receive more funding from Congress to develop crash-compatibility standards (the raised hoods of SUVs plow right through car's windshields in crashes, and are more likely to inflict death on the other vehicle)
make side air bags standard equipment
Write a letter to your insurer to ask that it use the widest possible adjustments by model for automotive liability insurance.
States should tighten the penalties for killing or crippling people with your auto/SUV.
Change state licensing, restricting 16 year old drivers to daylight driving
Ban steel grille guards within city limits
Regulate the headlight height and tilting of the beams so that any headlights mounted 30 inches high or more are tilted slightly downward
Close the federal tax loopholes which allow people to write off the entire cost of the luxury SUV because it is a light truck
Strenghten emissions standards for light trucks; under Clinton's EPA, regulations were issued making SUVs weighing 10,000 lbs. to meet same standards as autos in 2009. Auto industry is filing lawsuits to prevent this outcome.
Increase gas prices
Better fuel economy in SUVs
Make the SUVs smaller; people can't see past them to avoid accidents, they cause traffic congestion because of their large size
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Roughing It
ON SAN FRANCISCO CLIMATE:
San Francisco, a truly fascinating city to live in, is stately and handsome at a fair distance, but close at hand one notes that the architecture is mostly old-fashioned, many streets are made up of decaying, smoke-grimed, wooden houses, and the barren sand-hills toward the outskirts obtrude themselves too prominently. Even the kindly climate is sometimes pleasanter when read about than personally experienced, for a lovely, cloudless sky wears out its welcome by and by, and then when the longed for rain does come it stays. Even the playful earthquake is better contemplated at a dis —
However there are varying opinions about that.
The climate of San Francisco is mild and singularly equable. The thermometer stands at about seventy degrees the year round. It hardly changes at all. You sleep under one or two light blankets Summer and Winter, and never use a mosquito bar. Nobody ever wears Summer clothing. You wear black broadcloth — if you have it — in August and January, just the same. It is no colder, and no warmer, in the one month than the other. You do not use overcoats and you do not use fans. It is as pleasant a climate as could well be contrived, take it all around, and is doubtless the most unvarying in the whole world. The wind blows there a good deal in the summer months, but then you can go over to Oakland, if you choose — three or four miles away — it does not blow there. It has only snowed twice in San Francisco in nineteen years, and then it only remained on the ground long enough to astonish the children, and set them to wondering what the feathery stuff was.
During eight months of the year, straight along, the skies are bright and cloudless, and never a drop of rain falls. But when the other four months come along, you will need to go and steal an umbrella. Because you will require it. Not just one day, but one hundred and twenty days in hardly varying succession. When you want to go visiting, or attend church, or the theatre, you never look up at the clouds to see whether it is likely to rain or not — you look at the almanac. If it is Winter, it will rain — and if it is Summer, it won't rain, and you cannot help it. You never need a lightning-rod, because it never thunders and it never lightens. And after you have listened for six or eight weeks, every night, to the dismal monotony of those quiet rains, you will wish in your heart the thunder would leap and crash and roar along those drowsy skies once, and make everything alive — you will wish the prisoned lightnings would cleave the dull firmament asunder and light it with a blinding glare for one little instant. You would give anything to hear the old familiar thunder again and see the lightning strike somebody. And along in the Summer, when you have suffered about four months of lustrous, pitiless sunshine, you are ready to go down on your knees and plead for rain — hail — snow-thunder and lightning — anything to break the monotony — you will take an earthquake, if you cannot do any better. And the chances are that you'll get it, too.
San Francisco is built on sand hills, but they are prolific sand hills. They yield a generous vegetation. All the rare flowers which people in "the States" rear with such patient care in parlor flower-pots and green-houses, flourish luxuriantly in the open air there all the year round. Calla lilies, all sorts of genaniums, passion flowers, moss roses — I do not know the names of a tenth part of them. I only know that while New Yorkers are burdened with banks and drifts of snow, Californians are burdened with banks and drifts of flowers, if they only keep their hands off and let them grow. And I have heard that they have also that rarest and most curious of all the flowers, the beautiful Espiritu Santo, as the Spaniards call it — or flower of the Holy Spirit — though I thought it grew only in Central America — down on the Isthmus. In its cup is the daintiest little fac-simile of a dove, as pure as snow. The Spaniards have a superstitious reverence for it. The blossom has been conveyed to the States, submerged in ether; and the bulb has been taken thither also, but every attempt to make it bloom after it arrived, has failed.
I have elsewhere spoken of the endless Winter of Mono, California, and but this moment of the eternal Spring of San Francisco. Now if we travel a hundred miles in a straight line, we come to the eternal Summer of Sacramento. One never sees Summer-clothing or mosquitoes in San Francisco — but they can be found in Sacramento. Not always and unvaryingly, but about one hundred and forty-three months out of twelve years, perhaps. Flowers bloom there, always, the reader can easily believe — people suffer and sweat, and swear, morning, noon and night, and wear out their stanchest energies fanning themselves. It gets hot there, but if you go down to Fort Yuma you will find it hotter. Fort Yuma is probably the hottest place on earth. The thermometer stays at one hundred and twenty in the shade there all the time — except when it varies and goes higher. It is a U.S. military post, and its occupants get so used to the terrific heat that they suffer without it. There is a tradition (attributed to John Phenix*) that a very, very wicked soldier died there, once, and of course, went straight to the hottest corner of perdition, — and the next day he telegraphed back for his blankets. There is no doubt about the truth of this statement — there can be no doubt about it. I have seen the place where that soldier used to board. In Sacramento it is fiery Summer always, and you can gather roses, and eat strawberries and ice-cream, and wear white linen clothes, and pant and perspire, at eight or nine o'clock in the morning, and then take the cars, and at noon put on your furs and your skates, and go skimming over frozen Donner Lake, seven thousand feet above the valley, among snow banks fifteen feet deep, and in the shadow of grand mountain peaks that lift their frosty crags ten thousand feet above the level of the sea.
ON MORMONS:
ALL men have heard of the Mormon Bible, but few except the "elect" have seen it, or, at least, taken the trouble to read it. I brought away a copy from Salt Lake. The book is a curiosity to me, it is such a pretentious affair, and yet so "slow," so sleepy; such an insipid mess of inspiration. It is chloroform in print. If Joseph Smith composed this book, the act was a miracle — keeping awake while he did it was, at any rate. If he, according to tradition, merely translated it from certain ancient and mysteriously-engraved plates of copper, which he declares he found under a stone, in an out-of-the-way locality, the work of translating was equally a miracle, for the same reason.
The book seems to be merely a prosy detail of imaginary history, with the Old Testament for a model; followed by a tedious plagiarism of the New Testament. The author labored to give his words and phrases the quaint, old-fashioned sound and structure of our King James's translation of the Scriptures; and the result is a mongrel — half modern glibness, and half ancient simplicity and gravity. The latter is awkward and constrained; the former natural, but grotesque by the contrast. Whenever he found his speech growing too modern — which was about every sentence or two — he ladled in a few such Scriptural phrases as "exceeding sore," "and it came to pass," etc., and made things satisfactory again. "And it came to pass" was his pet. If he had left that out, his Bible would have been only a pamphlet.
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Author lzPosted on January 25, 2003 March 26, 2016 Categories Reprints
A refreshing look at travelling, comparing expectations to reality, travel aided by literature and art. The last chapter (most fresh to my mind) dealt in realizing the beauty around your everyday life, insisting that you need not travel far (merely outside your front door) to be entertained by new thoughts and things you'd not noticed out of habit.
De Botton travels to Barbados, Amsterdam, Egypt (via Flaubert's writings and life), Sinai desert, the English countryside, Madrid, Provence, and his neighborhood block. He interspersed several relevant pictures and paintings between pages of words.
The best travel book I've yet read.
Author lzPosted on January 20, 2003 February 28, 2018 Categories Alain de Botton
Oh, Courtney. Why do you release your husband's very private journals to the public for a buck? I unabashedly devoured these unique journals, presented in Kurt's own handwriting complete with doodles and cartoons. The journal pages were color photocopied into the pages of this book. The first page was a simple plea from Kurt " Don't read my diary when I'm gone" "Ok, I'm going to work now, when you wake up this morning, please read my diary. Look through my things, and figure me out."
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Maiden Voyage
This is one that the weathered gent in Baja recommended, after brainwashing me into thinking I needed to join the seafaring life.
Tania sailed in a 26′ sailboat around the globe in 2.5 years, with the longest non-stop stretch being the trip across the Atlantic back to New York (48 days). Along the way she makes friends who impart sailing wisdom and advice, which was necessary for Tania, who had never sailed a boat alone. The trip was a challenge from her father, who bought her the boat in lieu of college tuition, and as she set sail at age 18 to cross the globe. The intended goal was to become the youngest woman to circumnavigate the globe alone. This record eluded her, as she gave a friend a ride for 80 miles through the South Pacific, discounting the thousands of miles spent alone on the seas. Her constant companions were her cats, and a Swiss chap she met along the way, who sailed along with her to Malta. Tania's plan was to write articles along the way to help pay for her travels. Judging from the book, not many articles were written, as every time she put pen to paper, she had writers' block. After many dispiriting emergencies, her father would fly to her aid (in Sri Lanka, and Gibraltar) with new equipment, including new sails, radar, solar panels, electrical equipment.
The writing itself was average; Tania cannot simply say "cloudy skies", but instead "skies heavy with cloud," and other such distasteful murmurings. I believe her writing style was influenced by her choice of reading material; she preferred spy stories and romance novels to the weightier classics her mother recommended. The injection of Tania's life story among the details of the sailing adventure became a bit nauseating. I lost interest in how her parent's divorce created havoc for her adolescence, and snored through stories of her life as a NYC street punk.
Overall, the story itself floated clear of the burden of Tania's immature writing. Very entertaining reading for the armchair traveller.
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Discusses the stagecoach trip from Missouri to Nevada; lingers in Mormon country for awhile, attacks the text of the Book of Mormon for being hogwash (ripping off the Old testament but adding in modern elements, such as during the Ark rip-off, they had a compass…). Silver mining in Nevada, and living it up in San Francisco; sailing to Hawaii. Contrary to the misattributed quote that "the coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco," Mark Twain actually noted that the weather in SF is 70 degrees year round. (see the reprints page)
Top Picks of 2002
1. The Gastronomical Me by M.F.K. Fisher
2. Being Dead by Jim Crace
3. A House for Mr. Biswas by VS Naipaul
4. Desperate Characters by Paula Fox
5. You Can't Win by Jack Black
6. Vanity Fair by William Thackeray
7. Into a Desert Place by Graham MacKintosh
8. Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain
9. The Man Without Qualities by Robert Musil
10. The Comfort of Strangers by Ian McEwan
11. The Prime of Miss Jean Brody by Muriel Spark
Author lzPosted on January 16, 2003 December 28, 2017 Categories Top 10 BooksTags YES!
David Mamet's American Buffalo
Smack dab in the middle of the 'Loin is the Geary Theater. This gem is an old triple decker theater built in 1910 that seats 250-ish people. Tuesday, after a somewhat disappointing dinner at The Slanted Door, we drew ourselves up into our most cultured posture and headed for the Theatre.
With our $10 2nd balcony tickets in hand, we arrived early and toured the lower level. We walked up to the stage and wondered at the abundance of "atmosphere." American Buffalo is set in a Chicago junk shop, and this stage was crammed with every imaginable item, from bicycle tires to racks of retro-clothing, from banjoes and drum sets to silver do-dads. The furnishings included a well-worn couch, a card table, and a office desk with swivel chair. The most impressive part was the lighting effect- the windows and door allowed in this "natural" sunlight that had me fooled at 8pm at night.
We climbed up to the 2nd balcony and settled in. The lights dimmed, and the magic of acting overtook us. I haven't been to many plays with professional actors, but every time I'm amazed by the performance. Ok I admit it, I've only seen this play and Art, which are incredible plays in and of themselves. But the acting was impassioned, the set design phenomenal, and the audience appreciative. Every detail was worked out with precision. Whenever the door would open, you could hear snippets of Latino ghetto-blasted music. Every so often the place would shake with the passing of the El. When Don was on the phone, you could hear someone on the other line, or the busy signal, or when the phone was knocked off the hook, the incessant beeping. [Speaking of beeping, a much needed reminder to turn off cell phones and pagers boomed out before the show began.]
Matt swore that Teach sounded just like Joe Mantegna, but I didn't really see it. Teach's voice boomed, Bobby squealed, and Don sighed. Perhaps this trio will lift me out of my non-theater life by virtue of their virtuosoness. Ah, shut it.
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Author lzPosted on January 16, 2003 March 26, 2016 Categories x: Theater
Books I wanna Read
The wall / Marlen Haushofer
The Lover/Marguerite Duras (french)
Violette Leduc
Basketball Diaries/Jim carroll
A Time to be Born/Dawn Powell
Can you forgive her/Anthony Trollope
personal history/katherine graham
Secret Power by Marie Corelli pub 1921
Greener than you think by Ward Moore, 1947
Working by Studs Terkel
The Pursuit of the Well-Beloved (and the well beloved) by Thomas Hardy
USA by John Dos Passos
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams
Author lzPosted on January 4, 2003 March 6, 2019 Categories Reading Queued
How to Weed your Bookshelves
The recently discovered Bookslut offers up this article to help you decide what goes and what stays when the shelves begin to overflow.
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Author lzPosted on January 4, 2003 March 26, 2016 Categories Weblog
I read a lot. Too much, maybe. Here's a list of books I've tagged YES! since 2015.
This is a catalogue of reading, posted to aid my memory. The name comes from Joyce's Ulysses, Episode 3, line 194.
Our Rimbaud Mask
Essays One
The Waterfront Journals
The How of Happiness: A Scientific Approach to Getting the Life You Want
The Voyage Out
New Grub Street
Goal for the new year: deeper, "vertical" reading


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In his post from last week, Dr Christopher Peppler wrote about dilemma's facing church leaders and made suggestions on how to handle them.
In this TruthTalk he addresses this topic in more detail. After this I barge in with my usual volley of questions.
I try to focus on the more practical side of things in these question and answer sessions from the perspective of a church member as opposed to Dad's position of being in leadership positions most of his life. I do hope you get something out of these and SUBSCRIBE, or simply leave a rating or comment on whatever you use to listen to your podcasts as this is the main way we can get this podcast out!


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Cellist Matt Haimovitz releases new CD with Machover's Sorta Voce on Pentatone in June
Sorta Voce was commissioned by cellist Matt Haimovitz as part of his new "Primavera Project," and will appear on the first CD release of the project on the PENTATONE label in June 2021. Haimovitz's project is a collaboration of music and art inspired by one of the most widely admired and enigmatic paintings of the Renaissance, Botticelli's Primavera (ca 1480), and the reimagining of the Primavera by world-renowned contemporary artist Charline von Heyl in her own large-scale painting. Haimovitz says, "In our new reality of the global pandemic and social upheaval, both Primavera paintings' composition, characters, symbolism, nature and flora, darkness and light, mythology, identity, and spirituality are ripe for reflection and new interpretations. Each composer has been asked to compose a work interpreting the paintings from a present-day perspective, embracing our shared humanity and contributing to a contemporary culturally relevant Renaissance."
Machover's Sorta Voce, composed in early 2021, is for unamplified solo cello, with an optional vocal obligato by the cellist. Like Botticelli's painting, it explores the power and ambiguity of breath – both from the mouth and using a new cello technique developed by Machover – which the composer says "can destroy as well as sustain, begin life as well as end it." Sorta Voce is both very rapid and very quiet, often on the edge of inaudibility and on the verge of revealing the simple, haunting melody that ties the piece together and is heard in entirety only near the end of the work. In this way, Sorta Voce explores the will to persist, the longing for rebirth after tough times, and the acceptance of life's constant ebb-and-flow.
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Make sure it's not in a defensive tone, but more of a surprised tone that you would ever have thought such bogus. Affect means to influence something or someone; effect means to accomplish something. Maybe they're smarter than you thought they were. Conflict is ok and sometimes you'll lose. Polemical Definition: of, relating to, or involving strongly critical, controversial, or disputatious writing or speech. Whenever there are problems, you will have to deal with conflicts.
Point is, we can all benefit from opportunities to sharpen the saw and minimize our mistakes. Richard Turner, the guy who most likely came up with the word, liked it so much that he put in on his gravestone. It's tricky to assume the person ahead of you isn't also in a hurry. Up next: Originally published July 2013. I find that using substantial words occasionally allows others to adapt to that level of vocabulary.
Whether you're writing an essay or trying to impress your crush, there are words that'll make you sound smarter. But wait a minute, aren't most of us, including those waiting in line, in a rush? Def: Of the nature of a paradox; not being the normal or usual kind -- a paradoxical pulse -- paradoxical drug reactions. When this happens, you've asked a good question--remember this kind of question and keep it in your conversational toolkit. Don't be afraid of being quiet. That alone might make them back off.
If I say an item is kitsch, it means those who like it are cultivated in exactly the wrong culture. Normally, we talk about logic being egregious or a statement, something a person says as being egregious which just means it's just wrong. What words or phrases do you find smart? Don't worry about colloquialisms and common phrases but do make sure that most of your speech is correct. Travis Bradberry is the award-winning co-author of the 1 bestselling book, , and the cofounder of , the world's leading provider of and , serving more than 75% of Fortune 500 companies. If you don't have enough logic behind your opinion to talk to someone about it, that's also informative for you; it tells you that you need to go back and think some more about the situation. Therefore , amidst using the edict now what the hell you are phrasing. But, I do know that a myriad of people try to use copious amounts of large words without completely understanding the definition of the morpheme.
Their culture is narrow, poor and ill-informed. When you speak, use proper grammar as much as possible. When you are prone to shouting or whispering, you might come across as less intelligent. I am a little pedantic about the smallest points. Avant-garde Definition: unorthodox, experimental or progressive work in any field usually relating to the arts or the group who forwards the concept Tim Burton or E. Def: Someone or something that is very strongly disliked.
In my office, people misuse phrases all the time — but they have ready incorrect definitions for them. By setting minimal parameters for your request, you can make people almost twice as likely to agree to it. So if something is visceral, it's emotional and instinctual which means that your senses are very much engaged during this activity, whatever it is. So, the next time you're toe-to-toe with your teacher, ditch the toady act and impress her with a few of these scintillating words instead. Def: A combination of words that have opposite or very different meanings.
Seems no matter what we do, in the end you may still end up somewhere between a rock and a hard place. It's essentially analyzing the grass roots of marketing or certain maneuvers that allow most of us to network successfully. Have any words to add? Whether you're trying to land a job, impress your 3rd-period teacher, or nail a scholarship interview, your ability to choose your words carefully will help you stand out. The main issue with arguments is that they take place when there's a problem that needs to be resolved. A thesaurus must always be used to find the correct word, not the word that looks the best.
Cantonese, mandarin I dono one. Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this advanced vocabulary lesson on five adjectives to sound smart. Neglecting to follow this simple equation will likely lead us to failure. People who struggle with anxiety tend to ruminate and fixate on their thoughts. Def: Designed or intended to teach people something.


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Q: regular expression: How to match a list of words (allow combination)? I'm trying to construct a regular expression to capture units and the corresponding values.
For example,
import re

candis = ['mmol','mm']
test_reg = '|'.join([ut+r"\-?[1-4]?" for ut in candis])
test_reg = r"\b(?:" + test_reg + r")\b"
test_reg = r"\d (?:" + test_reg + r"\s?){1,3}"

test_str = '3 mmol mm'
re.findall(test_reg,test_str)

the test_reg is constructed to capture the unit mmol mm and the corresponding value of 3.
However, as you can readily observe in the example, test_reg does not work for a string like 3 mmol2mm because of the \b.
How can I construct a regular expression that can also match 3 mmol2mm and 3 mmolmm, which only contains word combinations that are strictly from candis? (3 mmol mmb won't match)

A: You can use
\d+(?=((?:\s*(?:mmol|mm)-?[1-4]?){1,3}))\1\b

See the regex demo. Details:

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*\d+ - one or more digits

*(?=((?:\s*(?:mmol|mm)-?[1-4]?){1,3})) - a positive lookahead with a capturing group inside used to imitate an atomic group, that matches a location that is immediately followed with

*

*(?:\s*(?:mmol|mm)-?[1-4]?){1,3} - one, two or three occurrences of

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*\s*  - zero or more whitespaces

*(?:mmol|mm)  - a candis value

*-? - an optional - char

*[1-4]? - an optional digit from 1 to 4

*\1 - Group 1 value (backreferences do not allow backtracking)

*\b - word boundary.

See the Python demo:
import re

candis = ['mmol','mm']
test_reg = r"\d+(?=((?:\s*(?:{})-?[1-4]?){{1,3}}))\1\b".format('|'.join(candis))
test_str = '3 mmol mm 3 mmol2mm and 3 mmolmm AND NOT 3 mmol mmb'
print( [x.group() for x in re.finditer(test_reg,test_str)] )

Output:
['3 mmol mm', '3 mmol2mm', '3 mmolmm']

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DOT awards Cuba flights to American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest and United airlines
The Transportation Department awarded four daily flights to Havana to American, Delta, JetBlue and Southwest airlines, and six-day-a-week flights to United and Mesa airlines to share.
DOT awards Cuba flights to American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest and United airlines The Transportation Department awarded four daily flights to Havana to American, Delta, JetBlue and Southwest airlines, and six-day-a-week flights to United and Mesa airlines to share. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://usat.ly/2E8Hm0O
Today in the Sky
Bart Jansen, USA TODAY Published 9:09 p.m. ET March 30, 2018 | Updated 3:43 a.m. ET March 31, 2018
Two passengers deplane from JetBlue Airways flight 387 waving a United States, and Cuban national flag, in Santa Clara. (Photo: Ramon Espinosa, AP)
WASHINGTON – The Transportation Department tentatively approved Friday four daily and six weekly flights between the U.S. and Havana, after airlines applied for slots that rivals had surrendered.
The proposed allocation calls for:
♦American Airlines and Delta Air Lines to each get a daily flight from Miami. American had proposed to use Boeing 737-800 aircraft with 160 seats. Delta proposed to use Airbus A320 aircraft with 160 seats.
♦Southwest Airlines to get a daily flight from Fort Lauderdale. The airline proposed to use either a 737-700 with 143 seats or a 737-800 with 175 seats.
♦JetBlue Airways to get a Sunday-through-Friday flight from Fort Lauderdale and a Saturday flight from Boston. JetBlue proposed to use Airbus A320 planes with 162 seats.
♦United Airlines and Mesa Airlines to share flights Sunday through Friday from Houston. United planned to use 737-800 planes with 154 seats and Mesa, operating as United Express, planned to use Embraer 175 aircraft with 76 seats, "as economic conditions warrant," according to the proposal.
United already provided weekly Saturday flights from Houston to Havana.
"On behalf of United Airlines, we applaud the U.S. Department of Transportation's decision to increase United service between Houston and Havana from Saturday-only to daily," Steve Morrissey, United's vice president of regulatory and policy, said Friday.
Applicants have 15 days to file objections to the distribution before the decisions become final.
ARCHIVES: Southwest Airlines launches its first flights to Havana (story continues below)
Southwest Airlines launches its first flights to Havana
Southwest Airlines' maiden flight to Havana, Cuba, arrives on Dec. 12, 2016. Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly (center) is seen as the carrier made its maiden flight to Havana, Cuba, on Dec. 12, 2016. Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly (right) is seen with officials and employees as the carrier made its maiden flight to Havana, Cuba, on Dec. 12, 2016. Southwest Airlines
Southwest CEO Gary Kelly in Havana after the airline made its maiden flight to the city on Dec. 12, 2016. Southwest Airlines
More on Cuba flights:
Competition for Cuba flights sparks airline row
Trump's travel changes for Cuba won't take effect soon
American bullish on Cuba despite demand uncertainty
The Obama administration restored flights to Cuba as part of a reopening of diplomatic relations for the first time in more than 50 years with the island 90 miles from Florida.
The Transportation Department set a limit of 20 daily round-trips to Havana, with more flights to other cities, when it reopened scheduled passenger service in February 2016.
The competition to serve the Caribbean destination was fierce, and all Havana slots were allocated by August 2016. But since then, with a weak market and diplomatic tensions, several airlines dropped out.
Frontier Airlines ended daily round-trips between Miami and Havana. Spirit Airlines ended twice-daily flights between Fort Lauderdale and Havana.
While the department weighed who should get those slots, Alaska Airlines ended its daily service between Los Angeles and Havana in January.
IN PICTURES: First U.S. commercial flight to Cuba since 1961 (story continues below)
First U.S. commercial flight to Cuba since 1961
Workers and officials watch as JetBlue Flight 387 prepares for takeoff as it becomes the first scheduled commercial flight to Cuba since 1961 on Aug. 31, 2016, in Fort Lauderdale. JetBlue hopes to have as many as 110 daily flights to Cuba. It is the first U.S. airline to resume regularly scheduled airline service under new rules allowing Americans greater access to Cuba. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
JetBlue Flight 387 passengers hold up representations of Cuba's national flag just before touching down at the airport in Santa Clara, Cuba. Michael Weissenstein, AP
Airport workers receive JetBlue Flight 387 holding the U.S. and Cuban national flags on the tarmac in Santa Clara, Cuba. Ramon Espinosa, AP
A JetBlue Flight 387 passenger looks out the window after the plane touched down at the airport in Santa Clara, Cuba, Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016. Ramon Espinosa, AP
Firetrucks spray water over JetBlue Flight 387, "baptizing" the first commercial flight between the U.S. and Cuba in more than half a century, after touching down at the airport in Santa Clara, Cuba. Ramon Espinosa, AP
Cupcakes with JetBlue and Cuban flags are passed out in Ft. Lauderdale before the first scheduled commercial flight to Cuba since 1961. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx arrives at the airport in Santa Clara, Cuba, on the first commercial flight between the United States and Cuba since 1961. ALEJANDRO ERNESTO, AFP/Getty Images
Passengers of JetBlue Flight 387 pose for photos in front of the plane transporting U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx at the airport in Santa Clara, Cuba. Ramon Espinosa, AP
Passengers deplane from JetBlue Flight 387 in Santa Clara, Cuba, Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2016, after traveling on the first commercial flight between the U.S. and Cuba in more than a half-century. Ramon Espinosa, AP
Then Delta Air Lines announced that it would drop its New York JFK to Havana service from Sunday through Friday in February, while keeping its Saturday flights.
The latest allocations sought to replace those vacancies while keeping the choices competitive for travelers.
When first allocating flights to Cuba, the department said it recognized the market was still under development and sought a variety of network, low-cost and ultra-low-cost carriers, with choices among airports and nonstop or connecting service.
But with the latest round of approvals, the department found ample evidence for a market between South Florida and Havana, so it sought to promote a competitive market there with two new flights from Miami and one from Fort Lauderdale, according to the 29-page decision.
The Houston choice was designed to give a broad swath of travelers from the Midwest a one-stop choice to visit Havana, particularly after the withdrawal of Alaska Airlines from providing flights from Los Angeles, according to the decision.
IN PICTURES: American Airlines begins regular Cuba flights (story continues below)
American Airline begins regular Cuba service
A pilot waves as he prepares to push back from the gate for American Airlines Flight 903, becoming the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016 in Miami. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
American Airlines ground employees witness the inaugural flight from the tarmac of Miami International as an American Airlines jetliner heads for Cienfuegos, Cuba on Sept. 7, 2016. Al Diaz, Miami Herald via AP
Miriam Turner arrives with her baby Chana, 7 months, in Cienfuegos, Cuba, on American Airlines inaugural scheduled service from Miami to Cuba on Sept.7, 2016. Al Diaz, Miami Herald via AP
A boarding sign for American Airlines Flight 903 to Cienfuegos, Cuba, is seen as it becomes the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
American Airlines executives Gabriel Crespo (left) and Lina Santiago, a greet Christine Valls, an American Airlines sales director, who arrived in Cienfuegos, Cuba, on American Airlines inaugural scheduled service from Miami on Sept. 7, 2016. Al Diaz, Miami Herald via AP
Fliers arrive in Cienfuegos, Cuba, on American Airlines inaugural scheduled service from Miami to Cuba on Sept. 7, 2016. Al Diaz, Miami Herald via AP
American Airlines Flight 903 is given a water cannon salute as it becomes the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Employees watch as American Airlines Flight 903 prepares to become the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Employees watch as American Flight 903 prepares to become the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Passengers line up to board American Airlines Flight 903 to Cuba on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Workers wave as American Airlines Flight 903 prepares for take off, when it became the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Employees watch as American Airlines Flight 903 prepares for take off, when it became the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Joaquin Ayella (left) and Laudelina Terrero wait to board American Airlines Flight 903 to Cuba in Miami on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
An employee closes a door on American Airlines Flight 903 as it is prepared to push back from the gate, becoming the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Passengers line up to board American Airlines Flight 903 to Cuba, becoming the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Juan Perez (right) and Onelia Martinez Castillo (pink hat) check in to their American Airlines Flight to Cuba which was the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55-years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Juan Perez (left) and Marlini Gallan check in to their American Airlines Flight to Cuba which was the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55 years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Employees watch as American Airlines Flight 903 prepares for take off, becoming the first commercial flight from Miami to Cuba in 55 years on Sept. 7, 2016. Joe Raedle, Getty Images
The Boston choice was designed to open a new gateway for interests in healthcare and biotechnology, according to the decision.
"The department tentatively believes that these allocations would better serve the public interest than would the selection of other proposals submitted in this proceeding," said the decision from Joel Szabat, deputy assistant secretary of Transportation for aviation and international affairs.
The department rejected a request from FedEx for cargo flights with a Cessna 208 by noting that the carrier delayed proposed service from Miami to Matanzas for 17 months.
American had asked for more flights from Miami, but the department ruled that it would be more competitive to have other airlines serve the route.
And the department rejected JetBlue proposals from Tampa, New York's JFK, and Newark because those markets already have flights.
What U.S. fliers will find when they fly to Cuba's Santa Clara airport
The taxi queue at Santa Clara's airport blends in with locals awaiting arriving passengers. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
The departure board shows the handful of flights out of Santa Clara on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
Inside the VIP lounge at Santa Clara airport. The seats are nicer and there's a bar, but the sevices are otherwise minimal. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
After clearing immigration and security there is plenty of room to sit, but little else in the way of amenities in the terminal at the Santa Clara airport. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
Part of the Santa Clara airport terminal as seen on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
Robust food options at the Santa Clara airport are found mostly outside the terminal, across the street. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
Packaged snacks represent the bulk of the options at the one bar past security at Santa Clara airport. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
There's plenty of baggage claim space in Cuba's Santa Clara airport. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
Multiple baggage belts are available at Santa Clara's Aeropuerto Abel Santamaria, but handling and sorting remains a manual task. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
Souvenirs are available in the Santa Clara airport departures hall. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
Inside baggage claim at Santa Clara's airport. Seen here are signs for Canadian carriers WestJet and Air Transat, which already serve Cuba. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
The Santa Clara airport terminal on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
The rental car facilities and tourist information at Santa Clara Airport. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
There's plenty of space in the departure hall at the Santa Clara airport for the volume of passengers the new flights will bring. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
A nearly empty departures hall as boarding wraps up. Seth Miller, Special for USA TODAY
U.S. airlines now flying to Havana for first time in five decades
An American Airlines plane arrives at Havana's Jose Marti International Airport on Monday, Nov. 28, 2016, to become the first regular U.S. airline flight to Havana in 50 years. YAMIL LAGE, AFP/Getty Images
An American Airlines plane gets a water-cannon salute as it arrives to Havana's Jose Marti International Airport on Monday, Nov. 28, 2016. YAMIL LAGE, AFP/Getty Images
An American Airlines pilot gives a thumbs-up under the U.S. flag as the first regular flight from the USA to Havana arrives on Nov. 28, 2016. YAMIL LAGE, AFP/Getty Images
American Airlines passengers arrive at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana on Nov. 28, 2016. YAMIL LAGE, AFP/Getty Images
A Havana airport worker checks his cell phone next to a display of books of Cuban leader Fidel Castro and guerrilla leader Ernesto "Che" Guevara at the Havana airport on Nov. 28, 2016. YAMIL LAGE, AFP/Getty Images
A 2017 calendar with pictures of Cuban leader Fidel Castro is displayed for sale at the Havana airport on Nov. 28, 2016. YAMIL LAGE, AFP/Getty Images
A display of books of Cuban leader Fidel Castro and guerrilla leader Ernesto "Che" Guevara is seen at the Havana airport on Nov. 28, 2016. YAMIL LAGE, AFP/Getty Images
Passengers check in for JetBlue's inaugural flight from New York to Havana at JFK Airport on Nov. 28, 2016. Richard Drew, AP
Passengers look over their paperwork while waiting to check in for JetBlue's inaugural flight to Havana from JFK airport on Nov. 28, 2016. Richard Drew, AP
Vintage photos from Cuba's tourism heyday
This is a stereoview photograph of Cuba circa 1870 when slavery still in place. Stereoscopic photography, featuring two nearly identical images observed through a viewer to create one 3D image, was introduced in the first half of the 19th century. AbeBooks.com
Another stereoview, circa 1900, showing a parade in Havana. An American flag is pictured along with a Cuban flag so this image could be related to the Spanish-American War of 1898, which ended Spain's colonial involvement in Cuba. AbeBooks.com
A stereoview image of a tobacco plantation near Havana circa 1900. Slavery was finally abolished in 1886. Agriculture has always been important in Cuba and its pre-Revolution tobacco industry relied heavily on demand from the United States. AbeBooks.com
Imagine sending a postcard from Guantánamo Bay. It was possible in the early decades of the 20th century. This postcard shows Calmanera, which is now a small town on the bay and just a stone's throw from where the U.S. territory begins. In the 1920s, it was no more than a cluster of harbor-side wooden buildings and docks. AbeBooks.com
This postcard, perhaps marketed at U.S. military personnel stationed in Cuba, shows Deer Point Camp within the U.S. territory inside Guantanamo Bay itself. Note the undeveloped camp with just tents and large areas of woodland. AbeBooks.com
This photographic postcard of a "native village" in Guantanamo Bay reveals that life in this part of Cuba was not advanced in the early years of the 20th century. AbeBooks.com
Guantanamo's Santa Catalina de Ricci Cathedral. In 1953, the pyramid spire seen in this postcard was replaced by a dome. This building dates from 1837. AbeBooks.com
Colonial-style streets, such as the one shown in this undated picture postcard, are still around in Guantanamo town although the horse-drawn buggies have gone. AbeBooks.com
A postcard showing the colonial architecture of the Spanish Club, or Colonia Espanola, in the town of Guantanamo. AbeBooks.com
This 1921 guide book was a published by Foster & Reynolds, an early precursor to the Lonely Planet. The author writes of Havana that "Coffee is served in all cafes. Cubans burn the coffee bean to a cinder, they say this process destroys the toxic qualities." AbeBooks.com
The book goes on to explain that the farming of grapes for wine was prohibited by the Spanish and most wine is imported, adding: "Drunkenness is rarely observed." AbeBooks.com
Published by the Cuban Official Tourist Commission in the 1920s, this pamphlet doesn't hold back on the hyperbole. The beachside road filled with cars is rather misleading – photographs from this era reveal roads populated with few automobiles. AbeBooks.com
Published by the Cuban Official Tourist Commission in 1925, this slim book details the island attractions, from country clubs and the Oriental Park Racetrack in Marianao to views of Havana. AbeBooks.com
A photo from "Cuba: The Wonder-Land of America." AbeBooks.com
This photograph from around 1925 shows tourists visiting Castillo de Morro, the impressive fortress built in 1589 that guards the entrance to Havana harbor. No flip-flops and T-shirts for these visitors; they're wearing suits and ties despite the heat. AbeBooks.com
This photo album was compiled for Czech violinist Jan Kubelik after he toured Cuba in 1925. It contains 12 photos of places such as Havana Harbor, La Cabana Fort, Prado Street and Malecon Avenue. AbeBooks.com
A cruise ship dominates the harbor. AbeBooks.com
Central Park appears remarkably deserted with only horse-drawn traffic on the boulevard. AbeBooks.com
A village of thatched dwellings shows an unsophisticated rural life. AbeBooks.com
In 1928, Pan Am launched flights from Key West to Havana. This brochure details the service via Tri-Motor Fokker airplanes that could seat up to eight passengers. AbeBooks.com
The interior photo of the plane appears to offer seating in wicker chairs. The blurb outlines the hassle of travel by boat and adds "now man has mastered the principles of flight, and may enjoy the comfort, safety and speed of aerial transportation." AbeBooks.com
This 1928 hedonistic book says it's "not a guide book but a guide to delightful sights and sounds, cocktails and cockfights, scenery and senoritas in the tropical luxuriance of Cuba." The author, Basil Woon, clearly understood America's desire for alcohol during Prohibition. He detailed cocktail recipes along with lists of Cuba's best bartenders. AbeBooks.com
A photo from "When It's Cocktail Time in Cuba." AbeBooks.com
This 1930 photograph of a tourist boat trip around Havana harbor could have been taken in Venice, Stockholm or any other great maritime city. AbeBooks.com
When there are tourists, there are travel guides. This beautiful 1941 first edition was published by Random House for the American market and is illustrated with photos. It includes useful information such as how to bring American cigarettes through customs. "Natives themselves say Havana cigars are the best in the world and Havana cigarettes the worst." AbeBooks.com
This 1941 magazine advert promotes "sparkling Latin Gaiety" at the Hotel Nacional de Cuba and looks very much like modern hotel advertising. Hotel Nacional de Cuba was built in 1930, and attracted America's rich and famous during its pre-WWII heyday. AbeBooks.com
This souvenir photograph from the 1940s shows a rather nonplussed couple having a drink in Sloppy Joe's, Havana's most famous bar, which reopened in 2013. The photo cost 50 cents and was probably hawked by a resident photographer. The famous sandwich took its name from this bar, where John Wayne, Spencer Tracy and Clark Gable used to drink. Basil Woon, author of "When It's Cocktail Time in Cuba," wrote: "The place is big, noisy, has an almost exclusively tourist trade ... It has little really Cuban about it and might before the (first world) war have been on Third Avenue, New York." AbeBooks.com
This is the cover of a Cuban Tourist Commission guide from 1951-52. The bikini-themed imagery brings Cuba's vacation marketing firmly into the 1950s by utilizing the modern attractions of sun and sand. The Cuban Revolution began in July 1953 and the resulting turmoil signaled the beginning of the end for the golden era of Cuban tourism. AbeBooks.com
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I want to expand on something I mentioned this afternoon over on my 180 blog — the What If Momentum? game I kind of accidentally created.
Start with the Collision Lab PhET simulation.
Get the kids to collect data about momentum in different scenarios. I used Wendy Adams' contributed lesson to guide them. Watch carefully what the kids are doing then snap a few screenshots of scenarios you know they haven't tested. Let them work through all the scenarios before moving on — I asked them to look at collisions between identical masses, different masses, and inelastic collisions.
I told the kids I didn't have a preference on how or where they collected data so they agreed on this Google Spreadsheet. I also refused to guide them on how to set it up (except in one case: they weren't sure how to best organize the initial and final data, so I made two suggestions and they chose one).
What is total momentum after the collision?
What is momentum of ball 1 after the collision?
What is momentum of ball 2 after the collision?
What is velocity of ball 1 after the collision?
What is velocity of ball 2 after the collision?
Mass 1 is the same as mass 2 and the elasticity is set to 0%.
This one was easy for the class. My kids talked about how at the instant of collision, they knew the balls would bounce back off each other and that momentum would be conserved. They reasoned that since total momentum needed to stay the same, the #2 ball would depart the collision having "traded" momenta. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to my one little summer school lab group and hope this scales up well to a full size class.
Mass 2 is twice mass 1 and elasticity is set to 100%.
This one rattled them for a bit. They went down a few dead ends, which they always recovered from because they remembered momentum must be conserved. I was surprised that none of the kids calculated this as if it were a homework problem. Instead, they reasoned through it, eventually giving me answers they were confident in.
Oh, by the way, after the kids gave me their final answer, I pulled up PhET and set up the scenario, got a drumroll, and hit Play. The anticipation in the room was palpable.
Masses are the same and elasticity is set to 100%.
After all the positive reinforcement from the first two scenarios, the kids tackled this one like pros. It took them awhile but the final answer was spot on. I loved the confidence they had based on their reasoning alone (did I mention no one pulled out pencil and paper to work this out as a problem? though they certainly could have).
Total time to play What If Momentum? was about an hour. Definitely putting this one in my backpack for the future.


A woman running from San Francisco to New York City to raise money for traumatic brain injury treatment is poised to finish her journey with a ceremony at New York City Hall on Tuesday.
Endurance athlete Jessica Goldman reached the George Washington Bridge west of Manhattan today and plans to make her final push into New York City Tuesday, she said. A ceremony is planned there between noon and 1 p.m.
Goldman said in a phone interview today that she could have made it to New York City a day or two ago, but she has been waiting so that others can join her for the last 13-mile leg of the journey Tuesday.
Weather and other issues prevented her from completing the trip in a record 63 days, which would have put her in New York on June 18, but she still managed to raise more than $12,000 for the Brain Injury Association of America as of this afternoon.
To make matters worse, her navigation device blew off her cart on the second or third day of the trip during a desert "dust devil" mini-tornado, so from there she was navigating by her phone, her memory, paper maps, and friends.
As Goldman crossed the country, she ran through 3-4 feet of snow in Colorado, alongside tornadoes in the Midwest and in sweltering heat and thunderstorms as she approached the East Coast. There is even a thunderstorm forecast for her victory lap into New York City.
Goldman also drew notice for her fundraising efforts from people with traumatic brain injuries and their families, who came out and shared their stories with her as she ran.
In addition to the $12,000 and counting that she has already raised, Goldman plans to turn over the remainder of the more than $4,300 raised on her GoFundMe page for personal expenses on the trip to the Brain Injury Association as well — but Goldman isn't saying just how much that might be yet.
Goldman, a New Hampshire native, departed following a ceremony at San Francisco City Hall on April 16 accompanied for the first two miles by the cross-country running team from Mercy High School in Burlingame.


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Sekhmet Explains The ET Gray
May 22, 2014 at 6:14 pm (Entertainment, Music, News, Vampire novel) (Amadeus Emanon, Arizona, California, Charles Prince of Wales, ET grays, ETs, extraterrestrials, Iran, Los Angeles, mesa, Mesa Arizona, Nero Wilson, Nero Wilson and The Cleveland Cleavers, Pharrell Williams, Pharrell Williams song Happy, Prince Charles, Renfield R. Renfield, Russia, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russian Vampiress Svetlana Kireeva, Sekhmet, The Tropicana Nightclub, UFO crashes, UFOs, vampire novel, Vladimir Putin)
Nero Wilson sat in the hotel dining room drinking orange juice and eating pancakes.
It had been a couple of days since he had discovered the ET gray in his hotel bedroom closet.
He found out that the ET gray had been introduced to his band's lead singer Sekhmet after the open-air desert concert outside Mesa, Arizona by a groupie of the band named Lana who had then made out with the band's drummer Dave Wilson (stage name Abbott Costello).
Sekhmet had hidden the ET gray in her suitcase telling everyone that it was just a teddy bear a fan had given her.
And so the ET gray had been in her suitcase the whole time they had driven from Arizona to California.
The ET gray had then been in the closet in Sekhmet's hotel room but he had gone out in the night to take an extraterrestrial leak and when he came back in the darkness, all the hotel rooms had looked the same to him so he entered Nero Wilson's room and closet by mistake.
Stories about Nero Wilson's finding the ET gray in his closet had hit the Internet the same way a diarrhea ridden acrobatic knife thrower's shit would hit the fan.
Of course one good thing about the story was that it made for two sold out performances the past couple of nights at The Tropicana Nightclub a small venue in downtown Los Angeles where his band Nero Wilson and The Cleveland Cleavers were performing.
Plus he had also been invited to be a guest and have his band perform on The Arsenio Hall Show while he was here in Los Angeles as a result of the story about him and the ET gray.
"I see six young people in Iran were arrested for filming a tribute video to Pharrell Williams' song Happy," Amadeus Emanon remarked as he ate his Happy Meal from McDonald's.
"I suppose the assholes who govern Iran don't want anyone in the country to be happy," Renfield R. Renfield replied as he ate his Filet 'o Fish.
"I suppose not," Amadeus answered.
Amadeus then noticed that Renfield was booking a British Airways flight from London to Los Angeles on his laptop.
"Why are you flying to Los Angeles?" Amadeus asked.
Renfield winced.
He dare not tell bigmouth chatterbox Amadeus that he had been hired by their boss' Archenemy the Vampiress Isis to steal a laser death ray gun from an ET gray.
Nor that the ET gray had shown up in Los Angeles according to the Internet's leading social networking sites.
So Renfield said, "I'm going to see how my porn movie company in Orange County is doing."
It was perfectly true that Renfield owned a small pornographic film studio in Orange County and he occasionally checked in from time to time to see how they were doing (not to mention personally auditioning young actresses who were hoping to break into the industry).
"Oh I see," Amadeus decided to change the subject, "that Prince Charles while visiting an Immigration Museum in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada compared Vladimir Putin's recent actions to Hitler's actions in the 1930s."
"He did?" Renfield suddenly turned white.
For it was Renfield's latest project and goal and dream in life that he be awarded a knighthood from The Queen sometime this year.
Renfield immediately went on to Facebook and unfriended Vladimir Putin.
"I'm going to kill him," Russian President Vladimir Putin shrieked and foamed at the mouth to Russian Vampiress and FSB agent Svetlana Kireeva.
"Who?" Svetlana asked, "Charles, Prince of Wales for comparing you to Hitler?".
"No," Putin went apoplectic, "Renfield R. Renfield for unfriending me on Facebook."
Wednesday May 21st


A new legislature and a renewed chance to change Arkansas' gun laws: a bill filed at the state Capitol could allow gun owners to visibly carry their weapons at their hips. A similar bill was proposed two years ago by now Secretary elect Mark Martin but it died in committee. Now, with many more conservatives at the Capitol, it could have another shot.


The military government of General Tito Lutwa Okello ruled from July 1985 to January 1986 with no explicit policy except the natural goal of self-preservation--the motive for their defensive coup. To stiffen the flagging efforts of his army against the NRA, Okello invited former soldiers of Amin's army to reenter Uganda from the Sudanese refugee camps and participate in the civil war on the government side. As mercenaries fresh to the scene, these units fought well, but they were equally interested in looting and did not discriminate between supporters and enemies of the government. The reintroduction of Amin's infamous cohorts was poor international public relations for the Okello government and helped create a new tolerance of Museveni.
In 1986 a cease-fire initiative from Kenya was welcomed by Okello, who could hardly expect to govern the entire country with only war-weary and disillusioned Acholi troops to back him. Negotiations dragged on, but with Okello and the remnants of the UNLA army thoroughly discouraged, Museveni had only to wait for the regime to disintegrate. In January 1986, welcomed enthusiastically by the local civilian population, Museveni moved against Kampala. Okello and his soldiers fled northward to their ethnic base in Acholi. Yoweri Museveni formally claimed the presidency on January 29, 1986. Immense problems of reconstruction awaited the new regime.


Bury St Edmunds Chess Club welcomes players of all standards. We compete in two leagues and field a large number of teams. One of them will be a good fit for you. During the chess season the club nights are every Thursday from 7.15 pm until 10.30 pm. The venue is the Moreton Hall Community Centre in Symonds Road. Click here for a map.
Over the summer we meet fornightly. Here's the plan for Summer 2018.
We also have a sister club which meets on Tuesday afternoons at the Apex in the town centre.
Juniors are encouraged as soon as they are mature enough to mingle with the adults. The club maintains a strong connection with the Bury Knights Junior Chess Club. It is a friendly club where visitors and potential members are warmly welcomed.
The Club was formed in 1998 when two of the then four chess clubs in Bury St Edmunds decided to merge. The Woolpack Wanderers and the Bury Knights were the two clubs involved and the main purpose of their coming together was to form a single strong club that would be able to challenge the might of Ipswich Chess Club, Suffolk's largest and strongest club.
This club was originally named the Bury Canons, and subsequently changed to Bury Cannons, due to its then location at the Lucky Break Snooker Club. In July 2009, following the demise of the Bury and West Suffolk Chess Club, by then the only other chess club in the town, our club's name was changed again to the Bury St Edmunds Chess Club.


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The problem we're tackling
Box Champions
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Box Careers
Box Juniors
Working in schools
The power of boxing
Numbers and reports
Team building days
Empire Fighting Chance was born on the streets of Bristol to fight the destructive impact of poverty and inequality on the lives of young people.
Using a powerful combination of non-contact boxing and intensive personal support, we challenge and inspire vulnerable young people aged 8 to 25 to realise their unique potential.
Our history goes back over 50 years to when the renowned Empire Amateur Boxing Club was founded on Newfoundland Road in St Pauls in 1972. Through former Empire boxer and now Empire Fighting Chance Ambassador, Chris Sanigar, the club has produced British, Commonwealth, European and World Champions.
We have built on the club's heritage and social capital in the community to build Empire Fighting Chance as a leading sport for development charity with a multi-disciplinary team of coaches, therapists and mentors.
Empire Fighting Chance's story began in 2006 when our founders, Martin and Jamie, spotted two young men dealing drugs in a park near to the Empire Boxing Gym in inner-city Bristol.
They decided to tackle their behaviour and invited them in for a private training session and discussed the issues they faced. Both young men enjoyed the session and turned up the following week with a few friends. Within six weeks 50 young people were attending sessions five nights a week.
Together, Martin and Jamie recognised the potential of what they were building, as did more and more organisations and partners.
As our reputation grew, schools began asking us to work with their pupils who were on the verge of exclusion. The success we had with these groups led to us working with Pupil Referral Units and Avon and Somerset Police.
Over time, we evolved from a small boxing project into running the UK's largest non-contact boxing schools engagement programme. Shortly after reaching this milestone, we asked ourselves what we wanted to do next, and it became clear we needed to "give as many people as possible a fighting chance to succeed".
So, in 2013 we created the boxing charity, Empire Fighting Chance, to help us achieve our ambition.
In 2015, we moved from the historic Empire Gym to our new home at The Mill on Lower Ashley Road in Easton, with the support of Bristol City Council. Since then, the charity has grown exponentially.
Today, we deliver four psychologically informed non-contact boxing programmes, reaching over 5,000 young people every year. We run these programmes in our Bristol gym, in schools and via a growing network of affiliated amateur boxing clubs around the UK.
We receive referrals to our programmes from parents, schools, NHS mental health services, the police, youth organisations and young people themselves.
Find out more about what we do by clicking the links below.
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Empire Fighting Chance is a charity (1156690) and a company limited by guarantee (08752389) registered in England and Wales. Registered office: The Mill, Lower Ashley Road, Easton, Bristol, BS5 0YJ.


Our favorite boxy tee is back in a super-soft throwback white/blue striped cotton. It's cut from deadstock fabric, which means that the fabric was leftover from a fashion house's production, thus ensuring that it doesn't go to waste, AND that we don't use any additional water or resources to make new fabric. Win/win! 0-3m through 12-18m have snaps at the shoulder.
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Jury recesses in Rose Chase trial
Victoria Freile
For six solid months, Rose Chase lied to police, her in-laws and friends about the whereabouts of her husband Adam.
Ontario County District Attorney Michael Tantillo said Thursday that ultimately, Rose Chase, 32, confessed to police to killing her husband, hiding his body in her basement for weeks and then burning his remains at her mother's property.
"She did nothing but give false statements for six solid months," Tantillo said. "Adam may not have been the best husband or father in the world, but he wasn't the worst. He didn't deserved to be pushed down a flight of stairs, dragged to a second and shoved down those stairs like a sack of garbage."
After closing arguments were delivered Thursday, Ontario County Court Judge William Kocher gave instructions to the jury, which then began deliberating at about 2 p.m. They had the case for approximately 3 hours before they recessed for the evening.
Rose Chase of Mott Road in Seneca was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of her husband on June 14, 2012. She is also facing charges of tampering with evidence and endangering the welfare of a child.
Jurors will be permitted to consider the lesser, included charges of first-degree and second-degree manslaughter if they do not convict Rose Chase of second-degree murder. Deliberations are scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. Friday.
Tantillo called Rose Chase's actions toward her husband if 11 years "callous" and "cruel." He argued that she wasn't happy in her marriage, had repeatedly had affairs and told police divorce wasn't an option.
Defense lawyer Catherine Walsh argued that Rose Chase never meant to harm Adam as the pair argued in their home, but after he fell, she panicked.
Walsh argued during summations that Rose Chase thought her husband was dead when she moved his body to the basement. She admitted she pushed Adam Chase down the second set of stairs, but "you cannot kill a dead person."
Tantillo suggested that Adam Chase could have still been alive when he was hidden in the basement, under wood from the yard.
But Rose Chase never came to his aid, he said. She ran errands after the fight and found his body cold when she checked the next day.
"We're never going to know Adam Chase's true cause of death because of what a good job she did in destroying the body," Tantillo said
Rose Chase is accused of killing her husband as the couple argued in their shared home last summer, then hiding his body in the basement for several months. She is also accused of dismembering and burning his remains on her mother's property in Potter, Yates County. Police found his remains six months after his disappearance.


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Florida Lawmakers Are Heading to Israel With Solar Power, Tech And Agriculture In Mind
By Chris Remington • May 23, 2019
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, center, speaks during a bill signing ceremony on May 9 at the William J. Kirlew Junior Academy, in Miami Gardens.
LYNNE SLADKY / AP/MIAMI HERALD
Originally published on May 24, 2019 5:20 pm
Governor Ron DeSantis leaves for Israel this weekend with a delegation of at least a hundred different lawmakers, lobbyists and business leaders.
DeSantis' trip will include a visit with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a Florida cabinet meeting next Wednesday. But many of the details regarding the trip remain unclear, including the itinerary and whether the cabinet meeting will be streamed for the public.
The Governor's visit also comes at a complicated time in the region. Next month, the Trump administration plans to roll out a multi-faceted plan for peace between Israel and Palestine at a conference in Bahrain. However, the Palestinian government has already said they don't plan on attending the U.S.-led talks.
Ilene Prusher is a professor of journalism at Florida Atlantic University and a freelance journalist for Time Magazine, who spent much of her career covering Israel and the Middle East. Ana Ceballos is a reporter with the News Service of Florida. They joined Sundial to discuss the details of the Governor's upcoming trip.
WLRN's Luis Hernandez speaking with FAU Professor Ilene Prusher and News Service of Florida Ana Ceballos about Governor DeSantis' planned trip to Israel.
WLRN: Why would a Florida delegation want to head to Israel in the first place?
PRUSHER: There are certainly all kinds of areas of potential common interest -- business and environmental and there are all kinds of sort of friendship initiatives. Florida has sister cities in Israel. Boca Raton, for example, has the sister city Kiryat Bilak. Of course, there is also sort of the larger political backdrop. Governor DeSantis is known to be quite close to President Trump, who has been saying really for almost two years now that he would be rolling out some kind of Middle East peace plan.
He said that when he gets it, it would be the deal of the century. The details of this peace plan that is going to be rolled out by President Trump or maybe by his adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner have been pretty sparse so far. And of course, President Trump has made some very controversial moves in the past year in Israel, including recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and actually moving the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Israel, which many presidents spoke about but haven't done.
One hundred people at least are going on this trip. Who are some of the key individuals?
CEBALLOS: It's a lot of people. They include some top tier lobbyists from all the top firms here based in Tallahassee. There are 12 elected officials, 20 people with ties to state agencies, whether it is the assistant to the governor or the communications director for the governor. There are also the cabinet members, five legislators and 27 members of the business community.
Are they all going together or are different people going at different times?
CEBALLOS: So that's the thing we don't know. Yesterday, they released the list of people and I asked questions to the governor's office regarding who's paying for what. Enterprise Florida is planning the trip. And so they're going to assume some of the cost and planning it. But we don't know how much. I know for example Senator Lauren Book from Broward County is paying on her own. I know Randy Fine, who is a state representative, is also paying on his own but other than that there's really no information.
Besides the federal implications and the international implications, how do we as a state benefit? If you look at the people who are on the list, lobbyists, people in higher education, it's a big group of people. What do you think those conversations could be like and how does the state of Florida benefit from this trip?
PRUSHER: Well I would say that there are few areas in which there's potential for joint co-operative projects. For example, I teach at FAU and there's an agreement with the Hebrew University for scientific information sharing and research projects. Israel has been a leader in solar power, which is something, as you know, that's been tried in different parts of Florida. A lot of individuals have solar panels but there have been some kind of legislative and legal hurdles to wider spread solar power.
Also, with agriculture and drip aggregation there's almost a cliché that Israel made the desert bloom, but it really does. There are places that are sort of bone dry where they're growing tomatoes that are as beautiful as anything you'd get in a gourmet marketplace. So I'm thinking that from the business end of it, agriculture, solar power and high tech are three areas where there will be a lot of attempts at cementing some joint projects that some of the business people and academic people can sort of bring home to their different sectors. That's something that's already been ongoing with Florida and with a lot of different states around the country. But it's taking place at a time where there's a lot of sort of brewing controversies in the Middle East both in Israel and the larger Middle East. And Governor DeSantis and his delegation are stepping right into the middle of it.
Copyright 2019 WLRN 91.3 FM. To see more, visit WLRN 91.3 FM.


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When she's not clashing with the rest of the cast, she's airing out producers for behind the scenes drama.
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How to Win the West
Western Priorities
Oct 17, 2016 · 3 min read
By Brian Gottlieb
"The beautiful mountains."
"Access to the outdoors."
"The opportunities to go out onto the public land."
Those are just a few of the answers we heard when we asked over 1,000 likely Colorado voters what they like about living in their state. If you're familiar with Colorado, the Rocky Mountain West and its people, the answers to this question won't surprise you. Coloradans love the outdoors. They love the mountains and the recreation opportunities being near open spaces and public lands provide.
Brian Gottlieb
With each election cycle we've seen the growing influence of the Rocky Mountain West in national elections. This year, the road to the White House runs through the Mountain West where public lands, mountains, deserts, wildlife, energy development and outdoor recreation are central features of life and local identity.
Working with the Center for Western Priorities, Purple Strategies surveyed likely 2016 voters in Colorado, Nevada and Montana as part of the Winning the West campaign. Regardless of political party, voters in these states and across the West care deeply about access to the outdoors and public lands. Western state voters believe public lands are essential to their quality of life and are pivotal to their state's economy.
According to the Outdoor Industry Association, outdoor recreation generates $646 billion in consumer spending each year, supporting millions of jobs. With the growing importance of the outdoor recreation economy, particularly in the West, voters are more likely to support a candidate who will help create outdoor jobs. Additionally, protecting access to the outdoors, increasing protection of public lands and increasing protection of wildlife and wildlife habitat are important to voters and they are more likely to support a candidate who supports such proposals.
Despite the efforts of a few politicians leading the land seizure movement — an effort in some states to dispose of public lands into state and private hands — we found that voters do not support selling public lands, opening public lands to more private development or opening more wilderness areas to motorized vehicle use. Voters favor balance and pragmatism and reject the anti-public lands agenda of the Bundy family and the armed militants who occupied the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Eastern Oregon earlier this year.
Voters in these three states support the development of renewable energy like solar and wind projects on public lands. And while they support continued oil and gas development, they want to see additional environmental protections put in place and they would like to see renewable energy sources prioritized over traditional energy over the next ten years.
As the iconic Western writer Wallace Stegner said, "One cannot be pessimistic about the West. This is the native home of hope. When it fully learns that cooperation, not rugged individualism, is the quality that most characterizes and preserves it, then it will have achieved itself and outlived its origins." Stegner's sentiments still ring true today. When it comes to public lands, voters in the West value collaboration over confrontation and a candidate seeking support in this region would be wise to embrace a common sense view that balances conservation, economic use, and public enjoyment of our lands.
Brian Gottlieb is the Managing Director at Purple Strategies.
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