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A remarkable story today about a man re-awoken from a six-year coma. After having electrodes inserted into his brain the 38-year-old American patient, who was left in a near-vegetative state after a horrific assault in 1999, can open his eyes and track people across the room. He can speak a few words and make intentional limb movements - the results were reported today in Nature.
But is it right to test experimental treatments on people who can't technically give their consent?
From the story:
"My son can now speak, watch a movie without falling asleep, drink from a cup, express pain, he can cry and laugh ... He can say 'I love you mum'. I still cry every time I see my son, but they're tears of joy," his mother said.
Doctors expect to see continuing improvements in his recovery.
Ali Rezai, a neurosurgeon at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, who led the team to place the electrodes, said: "When we first activated the pacemakers ... we looked at each other, the team humbled in many ways, but at the same time excited about the prospects and the potential of what can be done for these patients."
(You can hear science correspondent Ian Sample discussing the story here.)
The scientists in the Nature study do not suggest that deep brain stimulation cures people in a minimally conscious state but they did show that improvements can be made by patients even long after an injury.
Professor Tipu Aziz, a neurosurgeon at Oxford University, says: "The ethics of intervention in such patients is still very difficult...From a personal view point I would not be able to accept any interventions to prolong life in such a state. Much more needs to be done into the research of the best management of such patients."
An article by Gary Greenberg in Wired looked into the issue of using electricity to stimulate the brains of people in comas. After a thorough run-down of the area, he writes:
Accident victims fill emergency rooms, and it is hard to picture how much more tortuous our decisions will get if new truths about electrical stimulation displace old certainties about hopelessness.
There is plenty of promise in this treatment and no-one could blame a patient's parents, friends or loved ones for looking into anything that might help. But where should scientists draw the line? And if deep brain stimulation gets better at waking people up, even partially, what happens to the already morally-difficult decision of switching off life-support to patients in comas?


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UPDATE: Fixed and signed qxl video drivers
Hi all,
Yesterday I promised to post how I was able to get sound working with KVM / libvirt and the Spice client with Windows 7 32bit and 64bit. Here you go 🙂
First, get your spice client set up wherever you are going to run virt-manager.
On the server, I'm going to assume you set up kvm / libvirt already.
Install the spice server packages:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm-extras qemu-kvm-spice kvm kvm-ipxe qemu-user
Modify /etc/libvirtd/qemu.conf to run the QEMU processes under the libvirtd group. You did add your user to the libvirtd group right? 😉
# The group ID for QEMU processes run by the system instance. group = "libvirtd"
Reboot your server.
Create a new Windows 7 virtual machine but we will need to customize the settings:
Choose Spice as the Display adaptor:
For sound, choose the appropriate hardware:
- Windows 7 (32bit): ac97
- Windows 7 (64bit): ich6
- Windows Server 2008: ich6
- Windows Vista (64bit): ich6
- Windows Vista (32bit): ac97
- Windows XP (32bit) ac97
For the hard disk and network cards, choose libvirt. You will need to download the libvirt iso image from Fedora. When you get to the point of choosing a drive to install Windows 7 onto, you will need to insert the image using virt-manager
When it finds the libvirt drivers, choose the one for Windows 7 32bit or 64bit as appropriate. Reinsert the Windows 7 image into virt-manager.
Log into your server and change the xml for your virtual machine replacing the graphics and video sections.
$ virsh Welcome to virsh, the virtualization interactive terminal. Type: 'help' for help with commands 'quit' to quit virsh # edit Win7-test
<graphics type='spice' autoport='yes'> <image compression='auto_glz'></image> <streaming mode='filter'></streaming> <mouse mode='client'></mouse> <clipboard copypaste='yes'></clipboard> </graphics> <video> <model type='qxl' vram='65536' heads='1'> <acceleration accel3d='yes' accel2d='yes'></acceleration> </model> </video>
After installing Windows, open up device manager (right click on my computer -> Properties -> Hardware -> Device Manager). Right click on any devices that are found and don't have device drivers installed (yellow exclamation mark on them) and update the drivers. Choose the drivers on the libvirt iso image.
Okay. Almost done. If you try to play any audio, it will play but you won't hear anything. Why? It seems that the QXL video driver is needed for sound to play remotely on the Spice client.
I've had trouble with the WIN32 QXL driver qxl_unstable.zip starting correctly in Windows XP and Vista although I haven't had a problem with Windows 7 (32bit). With Windows 7 64bit, no binary drivers are provided. I can only suspect that because Windows 7 64bit requires properly signed drivers, the developers opted not to manage the signing themselves. So, I built the drivers for Windows XP (32bit), Windows 2008 (64bit), Windows 7 (32bit) and Windows 7 (64bit) yesterday.
QXL Drivers for Windows XP (32bit), Windows 2008 (64bit), Windows 7 (32bit) and Windows 7 (64bit)qxl video drivers
Right click on "SpiceTestCert.cer" and install it to accept the driver. Next update the VGA driver with the corresponding driver.
Note that since these were signed by me and not an actual company, you may need to force Windows 7 (64bit) to allow the driver to be loaded. See Installing Unsigned Drivers in Windows 7 by Trish Perry for three different methods. When you restart the vm, you should now hear sound if you're using Spice.
The same method will work for Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. I haven't tried with Windows 8 yet.

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**I'm SSSOOO sorry I haven't updated in a couple weeks. I had some health issues the past two weeks, so I was in and out of the hospital, so that was fun. But because I was in and out of the hospital, I didn't have anytime to write or the energy to write either. But now I'm better, hopefully. My job is going to be horrible for the next month. Because of corporate America and the parents that have to get everything their kids desire, I have to work 30 hour weeks again. But you should still get your story every week. By the way I'll be posting the other two chapters through out today, so check back later on.
"We are so glad you could join us," a voice said from behind her.
"Where am I?" she shouted.
It was pitch black.
"It does not matter. You know what I want," the voice hissed.
"I don't have anything. I just want to go home," she sobbed.
"This is your home. Now give me what I want."
"I don't know what you want! Let me go!" she yelled.
"Crucio!" the voice boomed.
The girl shrieked and screamed. The sound was so haunting and painful. The sound was unforgettable.
"Stop! STOP!"
"Shay wake up. Shay wake up!" Sirius said trying to stop his screaming girlfriend.
Shay's eyes opened and she sucked in a big breath.
"I can't breathe! I can't breathe!" Shay yelled and started shaking.
"Yes you can. Take deep breaths. Come on Shay, slow down," Sirius said trying to calm her down.
She took three deep breaths and started to calm down.
"What happened?" Shay asked, still catching her breath.
"You were screaming, telling someone to stop. Did you have one of those dreams again?" Sirius asked with concern.
"I don't know. I can't remember much of it," Shay said and wiped the sweat off her forehead.
Then they heard Cillian start to cry.
"Shoot, I woke him up. I'll get him," Shay said and got up.
"No, why don't you go get a drink of water and I'll put him back down," Sirius said and kissed her forehead.
"Are you sure you're alright?" Sirius asked before he left the room.
"Yea, I'm fine," Shay said and gave him a reassuring smile.
Shay walked into the kitchen and felt sick to her stomach. Who was the person in her dream? When was this going to happen? She knew it was not a dream. Dreams are not that real. She was scared that the person in that room was her. That she might be the one that is going to be tortured in that room. It made her worry so much that she started to feel lightheaded and made her body ache.
"How are you feeling?" Sirius asked from behind Shay.
Shay jumped and dropped her glass of water. It shattered on the ground.
"Sirius, you scared me," Shay said and absentmindedly cleaned up the glass with wandless magic.
"Your meetings with Marlene seem to be working," Sirius said and sat on a kitchen chair.
"I guess they are," Shay said and was cursing herself for doing wandless magic in front of Sirius.
"Was that dream you had tonight a vision?"
"I don't know Sirius. I can't even remember it," Shay lied.
"You can't remember it?" Sirius asked and raised an eyebrow.
"Yea, I can't remember it," Shay said, getting irritated.
"Ok," Sirius said and Shay gave him an odd look.
"You're not going to argue with me?" she asked skeptically.
"Nope," Sirius said with a smile.
"You're just trying to get out of the dog house, aren't you?" Shay asked.
"You're well on your way. Let's go back to bed," Shay said and started to walk away.
"Hey," Sirius called and Shay turned around.
"Happy Halloween."
"You are adorable!" Shay said while dressing Cillian in his Halloween costume.
For his first Halloween, Cillian was going to be Dumbledore.
"You are going to have the best costume at that party," Shay said and put the finishing touches on the costume.
It was weird seeing her baby with a beard.
"Shay are you sure you don't want to come?" Sirius asked and walked into the room.
Shay saw his costume and started to laugh immediately.
"Professor McGongall, I didn't know you were coming over," Shay said.
"So I look good?" Sirius asked and checked his reflection in the mirror.
"You scare me sometimes," Shay said and handed Cillian to Sirius.
"Are you sure you don't want to come?" Sirius asked.
"Yea I need some time for myself and I'm not really in a social mood," Shay said.
"Is there something you want to talk about?" Sirius asked.
"No, now go have fun."
Shay was glad she had the whole night to herself. She hadn't had I night to herself since Cillian was born. Sometimes she missed her old life. She sometimes missed the times that she didn't have a care in the world. But she also didn't know what she would do without Cillian now. Shay knew that Damien would have loved Cillian. In two days would be a year since Damien died. If it hadn't been for Cillian and Sirius, the first anniversary of Damien's death would have been a lot harder to deal with. Since Sirius's auror training stopped, he and Shay spent a lot more time together. They had their chance to reconnect again and they were taking advantage of it.
Shay felt bad for Sirius. He had been working really hard and that got taken away from him when he got auror training. Shay had been noticing that Sirius seemed to be fading a little. That he wasn't the same person he used to be. Shay wasn't sure if Sirius was sad or upset, or if this was just the new him. Parenthood changed her, maybe this was his change. Shay always had the thought in the back of her mind that her and Sirius weren't meant to be together, and they were just going to stick it out for Cillian. It scared her because she didn't want to be unhappy for the rest of her life. But then she remembers how good Sirius is to her. He's always concerned about how she's feeling and she knows he cares about her. But does he love her? That's what she wasn't sure of anymore.
Shay suddenly heard the cry of her baby and rushed into the living room. She saw Sirius standing there with Cillian screaming.
"Sirius, what happened?" Shay asked while Sirius handed her the baby.
"Just take Cillian, I have to go," Sirius said in the serious tone Shay didn't like to hear.
"Sirius, tell me what's wrong," Shay ordered.
"The Potters are dead," Sirius said and dissapparated.
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Friday-Sunday: 73rd annual Ducks Unlimited Convention and Sporting Expo, Gaylord Texan Resort, Dallas. Log on to ducks.org.
Tuesday: Monthly meeting of the Alamo Arms Collectors Association, 6:30 p.m., San Pedro Church of Christ, ?311 Jackson-Keller Road. Nonmembers welcome. Call George Stenzel, (210) 523-5540.
Thursday: Monthly meeting of the Saltwater-fisheries Enhancement Association, ?7 p.m., Chester's, Broadway at Loop 410. Nonmembers welcome. Call (210) 477-3037 or log on to sea-sa.com.
June 4: Monthly meeting of Ride Like a Girl, a woman's road and trail biking organization with a focus on beginners. 6 p.m., EZ's Brick Oven & Grill, Loop 1604 at Blanco Road. Call (210) 383-3660 or visit saridelikeagirl.com.
June 5: Third annual Summer Flotilla on the Goliad Paddling Trail, Goliad State Park. Put-in 9-11 a.m. at Hwy 59 bridge west of Goliad. Free parking, shuttle at park. Free lunch. Register by noon June 2 at firstname.lastname@example.com or (830) 780-3249. Log on to canoetrailgoliad.com.
June 5: Public invited to sample food and learn about cooking at a gathering of the San Antonio Chapter of the Lone Star Dutch Oven Society, 10 a.m. at Eisenhower Park. Call Bill Brummel, (210) 675-3468.
June 5: Annual San Antonio Audubon Society's annual potluck picnic, in lieu of the June monthly meeting, 6 p.m., Judson Nature Trails. Nonmembers welcome. Call (210) 308-6788 or visit saaudubon.org.
June 5: Monthly match of the South Texas Pistoleros, 8 a.m., Cowboy Action Shooting Range at A Place To Shoot, 13250 Pleasanton Road. Nonmembers welcome. Call (210) 661-3550 or (210) 628-1888 or visit aplacetoshoot.com.
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June 5-6: Kayak 4 Redfish seminar with Capt. Sally Moffett and Lefty Ray Chapa, Port Aransas. Two-day seminar on conventional tackle, kayak rigging and fish fighting techniques in class and on the water. Reservations required. $220. Call (210) 260-6154 or www.leftyray.com.
June 5-6: Life Better Outside Experience, AlleyFest, Longview. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department's road show featuring hands-on outdoor activities including archery, fishing and rock climbing. Visit alleyfest.org.
June 5: Cibolo Nature Center's Songs & Stories outdoor concert series with the Bruce Robison, The McKay Brothers, Susan Gibson and Matt Harlan, 5:30 p.m., Hwy. 46 near the Kendall County Fairgrounds. Fundraiser for the center's education and outreach program. Call (830) 249-4616 or log on to cibolo.org.
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The third edition of Czech-led international Joint Terminal Attack Controller (JTAC) exercise Ample Strike kicked off in the Czech Republic this week. For the next three week, no less than seventeen Allied and Partnership for Peace nations train their JTACs, aircrew and ground units in realistic, complex and demanding scenarios.
Ample Strike is aimed at providing realistic training for controllers on the ground in a combat environment. "It offers the perfect venue for effective collaboration between air and ground, forces preparing them to respond to joint missions whenever needed," said Czech Air Force Commander Jaromir Sebesta. The exercise continues the tradition of similar exercise Ramstein Rover in Germany.
Taking part are a total of 34 aircraft from Lithuania, Slovenia, Germany, Poland, Hungary and the US, plus troops from even more countries. The US sends B-1B and B-52H long range bombers, operating from Fairford airbase in the UK. Most aircraft operate from airbases within the Czech Republic.
Adding to exercise complexity and a novelty for Ample Strike, are air-to-air refuelling missions during tactical strike and bomber missions. US Air Force KC-135R tankers will refuel
not only the German Tornado jets, Czech and Hungarian Gripen aircraft, but also the US strategic bombers.
Last year, Ample Strike achieved a record 1600 control runs, allowing JTACs to keep up their skills of controlling aircraft in support forces on the ground. In 2016, Ample Strike is not about exceeding this number, but about providing even more complex and challenging integrated scenarios.
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Cannot change physical form, it's against the laws of physics. The same answer is given all throughout these forums if you would actually take time to read.
I completely agree with Catnip and Bane .
This is really sad to see how people actually make other members to believe that there is actually a mythical creature that is called a werewolf. It is even sadder to see how much false and fantasy spells they post at magic communities to get pleasure and fun.
I have observed the forums recently and this was not hard to understand that such fluffy threads are popular and really visible.
So I will make this clear for once, and I hope that people will fully read this.
So let me tell all of the people who try to contribute any false information whatever the reason is :
You can't turn yourself to a werewolf or change anything about the physical appearance or change genes and DNA.
~ Why isn't it possible ? ~
While casting spells the practitioner channels and manipulates energy to get his / her desire ( the practitioner may choose to do more optional things such as adding to the formula ritual supplies and tools, circles, colors, planetary hours and days, etc). But basically you can see that the practitioner manipulates energy and sends it to the universe or to another object.
It is know that simple energy manipulation and channeling will not get you any physical change. Energy is something that will not effect you genes and your DNA. That's not really how it works.
Also do not forget that the thread is talking about werewolves and not other physical changes that may be done by operations.
As I said you cannot give yourself any physical change of your body, and also you cannot change your DNA, genes and hormonal process by energy manipulation.
The thing that makes it even more impossible is that werewolves do not even exist here. They are just mythical creatures which are told in stories. But this is only fantasy stories, not reality. You need to realize what the difference is between fantasy and reality. You can join a magic site but it does not make everything to be a reality.
So If it is known that energy manipulation will not change your physical appearance, your DNA, genes or hormonal process, it is obvious that it will not turn you to anything that does not even exist but in fantasy stories.
And even if you are talking about being ' boron' one, then yiu probably have to read the paragraph about tihngs that do not exist.
You were born human and will always be one.


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In 2010, the general election for attorney general in Arizona was a tight one. Republican Tom Horne had endured an expensive primary that left him financially weakened going into the general election against Democrat Felicia Rotellini, who proved to be a stronger than expected candidate.
Going into the last few weeks of the campaign, an independent expenditure group emerged to try to boost Horne's candidacy. Business Leaders for Arizona spent $516,000 and, ultimately, Horne was able to beat back Rotellini's strong campaign and emerge victorious on Election Day.
Any observer of Arizona politics knows what happened next. Horne and the independent expenditure committee that backed him were charged by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office with coordination and ordered to pay the money back or be fined several hundred thousand dollars.
Rotellini's outside backers did not escape legal scrutiny either. The Committee for Justice and Fairness was charged by the County Attorney's Office for different violations related to whether they were required to register as a political committee for their actions in support of Rotellini's campaign.
Not surprisingly, in the aftermath of these violations, politicians, campaign finance reformers, and local newspapers are all calling for the Legislature to make changes in our campaign finance laws to crack down and stop all of this so-called "outside money" from influencing the outcome of our races.
They believe our laws are too weak. They think that if we only strengthen our laws, this type of spending will be limited and/or stop.
They are wrong.
Arizona's statutes are littered with attempts to "reform" our campaign finance system and get the big money out of politics. As a result,
Arizona now has some of the lowest donations limits in the country.
So low, in fact, that candidates for state office often lack the resources to effectively get their message out.
One only needs to compare our donation limits for statewide office with those who are running for Congress.
A candidate for Congress can take up to $5,000 (primary and general) from an individual donor.
A candidate for attorney general or governor? $890.
Despite running in an election with nearly 90 percent more voters, our statewide candidates are limited to roughly one-fifth the amount of money from a donor than a candidate for Congress is.
This lack of money invites outside groups like those in the attorney general's race.
Campaign finance reformers are naïve if they believe that these limits will actually get the money out of politics. They don't. All they do is redirect it to outside groups who will spend it. And it's only going to continue.
So what to do? We know the Arizona Legislature will be tempted to try to discourage and limit outside money with another series of misguided laws.
They shouldn't.
It's time to recognize that Arizona's long experiment with campaign finance reform has left our system in far worse shape than ever.
Legislators should ask themselves if this is the system they want for our state? A system dominated by outside money and special interests.
A system defined by a lack of transparency.
There is a way to fix it and it's not more regulation.
Take the limits off of donations, or at a minimum significantly increase them with full and timely disclosure. Recognize that campaigns cost money and that it is far more desirable for the candidates to have this money than some outside group. Let the candidates speak for themselves.
Of course, you will never stop outside spending — even with more regulation. The U.S. Supreme Court has made that abundantly clear.
But you can limit its effect by increasing donation limits and instead direct at least some of that money to the candidates.
Outside money has come to dominate Arizona politics because the people and organizations behind this money have correctly surmised that most campaigns do not have the money themselves to get their message out in an effective way.
And it will only continue to grow unless the Legislature has the foresight to recognize why this is happening and act on it.
They need to recognize successful campaigns cost real money. Contrary to the beliefs of some reformers who want the money out of politics, you can't win most campaigns by walking door to door or visiting your local Rotary group. It's never been that way.
In 2013, the Legislature will be asked to do something about outside money. They will be tempted to take the politically expedient way out and try and conjure up new regulations. Doing so will make the politicians, reformers, and columnists feel good. But it will do very little to change things. It won't limit the outside money that has come to dominate our political landscape here in Arizona.
Only removing donations limits or significantly increasing them so that candidates will be able raise enough money to run their campaigns will do that.
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Stone thy neighbour
It's Friday, so it must be...Photofuck Friday! Each week, The Dutch engage in an online feast that is becoming increasingly popular and will make the satirical magazine Private Eye green with jealousy.
UK police build massive child porn database
A computer image database which police hope will greatly speed the identification of paedophiles and their victims is being launched in the UK this week.
The Hackers Who Broke Windows
The Last Stage of Delirium, the hacking group that laid open nearly every version of the Windows operating system last week, could use a little sleep, writes Deborah Radcliff of SecurityFocus. Since going public with the RPC buffer overflow bug that some are describing as the worst Windows security hole in history, the group has been caught in a media frenzy.
'Mean/Evil' Packard row rumbles on
HP has denied putting pressure on CNET to tone down a remark about co-founder Dave Packard by CEO Carly Fiorina which has caused offence to HP veterans and former employees.
Today is Sys Admin Day – again
Today marks the third annual Systems Administrator Appreciation Day, when the online world pays its respects to a sometimes forgotten segment of the IT workforce.
Intel to quash i865 PAT-like behaviour
If you want an Intel i865-based motherboard that's capable of offering Intel's Performance Acceleration Technology-style performance acceleration technology, you'd better get one sharpish - Intel is planning to modify the chipset to stop mobo makers activating it.
Openwave offers 'disruptive' browser suite
It's hard to believe that Openwave, the folk who brought you WAP, could produce software that's in itself aesthetically dazzling and a seriously disruptive technology, but believe us you must.
Microsoft wins Motorola
It's been a tough year for Microsoft in phones; but maybe the tide is turning. Motorola hasn't officially announced it yet, but MoDaCo has sneaked some pics of the new Microsoft-based clamshell phone.
Nortel Networks stems red ink
Nortel Networks has cut back its loses but is yet to climb back into profitability.
Unseasonal demand drives Western Digital profits up 73%
Hard drive maker Western Digital yesterday boasted a "strong" conclusion to an "outstanding" year when it reported its Q4 2003 results.
BT cock-up almost cripples island BB plan
A company looking to bring broadband to the Isle of Wight (IoW) claims it was almost crippled following a blunder by telecoms giant BT.
Gateway stems loss even as sales slide
Gateway beat Wall Street expectations when it yesterday announced a net loss of $73 million for its second quarter (22 cents a share). Analysts had been expecting a loss in the region of 28 cents a share.
Tiscali unveils satellite BB service in Italy
Tiscali has launched a one-way broadband satellite service in Italy.
Nvida preps nForce for Transmeta TM8000
Nvidia is set to launch a version of its nForce chipset to support Transmeta's upcoming TM8000 processor, codenamed Astro.
Athletes train for first Mobile Phone Olympics
If you spot a large group of people hurling their phones across London's Clapham Common this weekend don't worry - it's only part of what is billed as the inaugural Mobile Phone Olympics.
MS mounts two-pronged attack on Linux server market
The nature of the two-pronged attack Microsoft will be mounting on Linux in the server market became clearer at yesterday's analyst meeting, as Ballmer and Gates on the one hand claimed a storming first few months for Windows 2003, and on the other ramped up "intellectual property" and "open ended liability" for customers issues. The first of these, essentially about convincing everybody you've won already then converting the claims to reality, is a (or whould that be 'the'?) traditional Microsoft sales and marketing play, while the second, only to be expected, plays the SCO Linux litigation for all it's worth.
eBay posts record profits, ups forecast
eBay has continued to defy the downturn, posting a 91 percent increase in second quarter revenue to $509.3 million.
Microsoft rethinks Japanese Xbox tactics
With less than 500,000 Xboxen thought to have been sold in Japan since the console launched last year, and Tecmo's Dead or Alive-based titles the only games to top 40,000 units, Microsoft is starting to take the situation over there very seriously.
Microsoft world's number one IT brand
Microsoft, IBM and Intel are the world's leading technology brands, well ahead of the likes of Sony and Apple, according to BusinessWeek magazine's annual survey of brand value.
A virus ate my exam results
The West Bengal Education Minister, Kanti Biswas, has blamed a computer virus after students received incorrect marks in Higher Secondary examinations this week.
Alcatel beefs up router security with Tripwire
Alcatel and Tripwire this week announced a strategic alliance to provide greater network protection. This shows just how far a layered approach needs to go, if all the attack angles are to be covered , writes John McIntosh of Bloor Research.
Young men fingered in online porn study
Young, techno-savvy middle class men are most likely to be found peddling in e-porn.
Hyperion: swooping for Brio Software
Business intelligence vendor Hyperion Solutions has tabled a bid for struggling Brio Software in a stock deal worth about $142 million. The two companies' portfolios are highly complementary and the deal will allow Hyperion to target new BI suite entrants while Brio can focus on core product development without having to worry about fiscal viability.
Geneva court dismisses Motorola fraud appeal
Motorola has failed in its latest attempt to prove the owners of Telsim guilty of fraud, the Turkish cellular telco said today.
For sale: Motorola's PowerPC 7457 for $5046.96
Can't wait for new PowerBooks based on Motorola's upcoming PowerPC 7457 chip? Fancy upgrading your existing system by whipping out its current G4 and swapping in the new model? Well now you can - at a price.
SA police arrest man in Absa Net bank fraud case
South African police have arrested a man on suspicion of the fraud involving the illegal transfers of hundreds of thousands of rand from Internet accounts held at Absa, the country's largest bank.
Tiscali UK cans two-way satellite BB service
Tiscali UK has officially pulled the plug on its two-way satellite broadband service after deciding that the service was too expensive for the mass-market.
RIAA blocks attacks with TST-Secure-OS
It's time for would be RIAA attackers to run for the hills. The pigopolists have installed TST-Secure-OS on their Web servers.
Motorola to ship Microsoft smartphone? Just ask
Reuters yesterday reported that Motorola was bringing a Microsoft-powered smartphone to market later this year. This would represent a major win for Redmond, which has failed to sign a Tier One handset vendor for its software platform despite lobbying hard for six years. And Motorola is a prize indeed: it's the world's second largest phone manufacturer.


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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) – Authorities in central Florida are investigating a parachute death.
Marion County authorities say a man was with a group of people on a plane doing military-style parachuting when his reserve chute accidentally opened as he knelt near the cargo door, pulling him out.
The Orlando Sentinel reports that witnesses said the man's body hit the side of the plane Friday and then fell 1,200 feet to the ground.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Marion County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Valerie Strong says the man was a jumpmaster, someone who helps train others in military jumping techniques.


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JANSON Jean-Baptiste (1742-1803)
JANSON Jean-Baptiste (1742-1803)
At the Concert Spirituel in Paris, Janson, aged 13 years, played a cello sonata on March the 23th, 25th and 29th !
Aged 22 years he was musician to the Prince de Conti. The Prince de Conti's salon consisted of an orchestra, choir and soloists.
1766-1767 : Journey to Italy in the company of the hereditary prince of Brunswick. During this Italian eptemb he apparently improved his technique. Mercure de France, eptember 1767 : "Everybody admits that this is the finest possible combination of beauty, purety of tone, sureness of touch, and the charm of most sensitive expression."
C.1783 : According to Fétis he travelled to Germany where he visited Hamburg, then to Denmark, Sweden and Poland.
In 1795, he was appointed professor of cello in the Conservatoire.
22th of September 1809, he died rue Bergère, near the Conservatoire.
- Six sonatas for cello and bass – Opus I. Paris (s.d. = 1765). (Réf. 2249)
This opus I is a youthful work, its author was 23 years old. Janson gives no expression marks.
The composer often terminates a movement, or the first section of a movement, with the same formula. The player may add some ornamentation on the pause.
Presentation : Catalogue of the works of Jean-Baptiste Janson by Philippe Lescat.
Notes on the score (notation, times signatures, ornamentation, phrasing) by Jean Saint-Arroman.
- Six sonatas for cello and bass – Opus IV. Paris (s.d. = 1774). (Réf.5787)
The splendid « adagios » are a model for the ornamentation of the end of the eighteenth century.
Presentation : Biography by Philippe Lescat. Interpretation of the score by Jean Saint-Arroman.


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Orangutans spontaneous whistling sheds light on evolution of speechDecember 12th, 2008 - 1:20 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, Dec 12 (ANI): An orangutans spontaneous whistling is offering researchers at Great Ape Trust of Iowa new insights into the evolution of speech and learning.
Dr. Serge Wich and his colleagues at Great Ape Trust have provided the first-ever documentation of a primate mimicking a sound from another species without being specifically trained to do so.
Bonnie, a 30-year-old female orangutan living at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C., started whistling a sound that is in a humans, but not an orangutans, repertoire after hearing an animal caretaker make the sound.
This is important because it provides a mechanism to explain documented between-population variation in sounds for wild orangutans, Wich said.
In addition, it counters a long-held assumption that non-human primates have fairly fixed sound repertoires that are not under voluntary control. Being able to learn new sounds and use these voluntarily are also two important aspects of human speech and these findings open up new avenues to study certain aspects of human speech evolution in our closest relatives, Wich added.
Wich said that scientists have long known that orangutans copy physical movements of humans, but Bonnies whistling indicates that the learning capacities of orangutans and other great apes in the auditory domain might be more flexible than previously believed.
The behaviour goes against the argument that orangutans have no control over their vocalizations and the sounds are purely emotional that is, an involuntary response to stimuli such as predators.
Bonnie seems to whistle for the sake of making a sound rather than to receive a food reward or some other incentive. If asked to whistle, she is likely to oblige, another indication to scientists that she makes the sound voluntarily.
The findings will be presented on Dec. 18 at a scientific symposium on orangutan genetics at the University of Zurich, Switzerland.
The study is published this month in Primates. (ANI)
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Skip to comments.Feinstein Takes On Culture of Leaks
Posted on 06/14/2012 4:25:51 AM PDT by Kaslin
It was gutsy for Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein to come out against Washington's recent rash of dangerous intelligence leaks last week; she made criticism of the leaks bipartisan. Flanked by the House Intelligence Committee's ranking Democrat, Dutch Ruppersberger, and GOP committee leaders, Feinstein declared: "This has to stop. When people say they don't want to work with the United States, because they can't trust us to keep a secret, that's serious."
A week later, Feinstein is more than halfway through New York Times reporter David E. Sanger's book "Confront and Conceal: Obama's Secret Wars and Surprising Use of American Power." She told me Wednesday, "You learn more from the book than I did as chairman of the intelligence committee, and that's very disturbing to me."
The Beltway has become a giant sieve. News reports outed a Pakistani doctor who had set up a phony vaccination program to obtain information on Osama bin Laden's location in Abbottabad. After an unusual proceeding last month, a Pakistani official found Dr. Shakil Afridi guilty of treason and sentenced him to 33 years.
Another leak revealed that a double agent had obtained a new and improved al-Qaida underwear bomb in Yemen. That leak, Feinstein said, endangered an ally and the individual who saved American lives by procuring the bomb.
Two recent New York Times stories hyped President Barack Obama's "will," "pragmatism over ideology" and hands-on role in drone strikes over Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia. Those stories also revealed telling details about a computer worm that targeted Iranian nuclear centrifuges and the process used to cull the "kill list."
Former CIA spokesman Bill Harlow told me the two Times stories "left a trail that Helen Keller could follow," one that leads to "a small universe of people." National security adviser Thomas E. Donilon talked on the record, while other officials spoke on condition of anonymity.
The Obama administration has no trouble prosecuting low-level and midlevel leakers. Obama's feds have prosecuted six cases, double the number prosecuted by previous presidents. Yet the Department of Justice has been slow to respond to spin stories that play up Obama's national security acumen but also give away too much information.
This crusade can't be helpful to DiFi politically. Many in her liberal base regard accused leakers, such as Army Pvt. Bradley Manning, not as security threats but as heroic whistle-blowers. "As we all know," her political guru Bill Carrick conceded, "there are people who think they want to know all this stuff, and they don't want any restriction of information, no matter what the potential damage might be."
Sen. John McCain and other Republicans want an independent special prosecutor to investigate. Feinstein prefers Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to assign two U.S. attorneys to probe the leaks. For one thing, it's quicker.
But also, it's not clear that a special prosecutor could do much about leaks from political aides. Former Dick Cheney aide Scooter Libby was convicted not for leaking the identity of former CIA operative Valerie Plame but for lying about it. If aides say they didn't know something was classified or if they can show they were authorized to speak, it seems there is no crime.
At Friday's news conference, Obama said: "The notion that my White House would purposely release classified national security information is offensive. It's wrong." But what if aides leaked key intelligence accidentally on purpose?
Feinstein is working on new administrative procedures to curb leaks. Violators, she explained, might lose their security clearance -- or their jobs.
The real problem seems to be rot at the top. How do you impose the need for silence about underwear bombs or phony vaccines when White House stars are bragging about their exploits in The New York Times?
Remember the Libby trial. Washington clamored for Libby's scalp for a leak that did less damage than the likely fallout from leaks on thumb drives, double agents and vital assets. Considering what's at stake, there should have been 99 senators and one president standing with Dianne Feinstein.
Feinstein IS a symbol of "the culture of leaks"
Until she and the democrats appoint a special prosecutor to pursue criminal investigation and charges at the highest levels, they are the problem, not the solution
Not "gutsy", just seemingly doing what she should do, unless it is just to lay blame on Bush.
In 1985, at a press conference, Feinstein revealed details about the hunt for serial killer Richard Ramírez, and in so doing angered detectives by giving away details of his crimes.
Political drama & nothing more.
Who in the hell is going to help us now, after this????? Instead of a $33million reward he gets 33 years in jail????
We should be doing EVERYTHING WE CAN to get this guy out of jail and bring him to USA... Twist every arm in pakistan if we have to- or NO ONE will hive up a suspect again
Herein, lies the problem. might???? lose their security clearance - or their jobs? How about, 'security clearance and job yanked as they're hauled off to jail'? Until these politicians start talking and acting seriously about these traitors to our Country, this is nothing more than political kabuki.
'Gutsy' my arse. Feinstien is running for re-election.
Pat Caddel said it is Tom Donilan, he is the NSA head. He said the guy is a "partisan hack" a delegate counter and BO fundraiser, how he ever got the job of top security guy he will never know and he is quoted extensively in the book.
I that like "exactly the same, but different." ???
IS that like "exactly the same, but different." ???
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Loren Feldman. 1938 Media. Audience Conference.
That's about as much of a summary as you'll find about the Audience Conference held in New York last Friday. That's because there were no open laptops allowed during the performances. There was also no Wi-Fi, no video streaming, no tweeting, and no blogging. Something akin to omertà joined the members of the Audience Conference together.
This bond of silence was at the core of the Audience Conference, and it goes against everything that technology and Web 2.0 events normally stand for: openness, transparency, and participation. You would be hard-pressed to find any information anywhere on the web about any of the Audience Conference content. Tweets during the event were generic ("just arrived at the Audience Conference") and posts after the event were vague ("loved the conference, got to meet Calacanis"). Nobody knows what happened unless you were a genuine member of the audience.
Many other features of the event were also unfamiliar. There were no sponsor booths, banners, and signs all over the place, the speakers had no slideshows, internet connections, or videos to keep us interested, and there were no press or even questions from the audience allowed. No problem.
Read the rest of my new post, "Quarantined Conferences: Claustrophobic Technophiles or Attentive Audiences," at O'Reilly Radar today!


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Published 6:00 pm, Thursday, December 3, 2009
EMMANUAL Church of God and Christ will host a bake sale beginning at 8 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 12 at Wal-Mart Supercenter.
A RETIREMENT reception for Donna Murry, nursing program coordinator and assistant professor for South Plains College's Plainview Center, will be from 5-7 p.m. Monday at the Covenant Hospital Plainview Max Gabriel Conference Room.
BREAKFAST with Santa, sponsored by the Runningwater Draw RSVP, will be from 9-10:30 a.m. Saturday at McClung Center on the Wayland campus. Breakfast will be served and Santa and Mrs. Claus will be there to hear each child's special request.
Wayland cheerleaders will lead in the fun.
Cost is $5 per child, and each child will receive a gift sack filled with goodies, enjoy activity booths including face painting and be entered in a drawing for prizes including a girl's bicycle and a boy's bicycle. Parents should bring their cameras.
Tickets may be purchased at the door or at the RSVP office at 2503 W. Eighth. Call 291-1895.
VOLUNTEERS are needed to work on a Habitat for Humanity House at 708 W. 28th from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Volunteers will be working inside the house. Tools and lunch will be furnished.
JOHNATHAN Bryant, YMCA aquatics director, will host a YMCA youth swim team general information meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15 at the YMCA.
RSVP by contacting Bryant at 293-8319 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
CRISIS CENTER of the Plains is accepting donations of toys for infants to teenagers to be donated to needy families affected by violence. Toys may be dropped off at HCSB (downtown) until Dec. 14.
Call Jessica Patton at 293-9772 or Beverly Wall at 774-1040 for more information.
DRIVERS ed classes will start Monday at PHS. Sign up with Phoebe Jones in the main office. A $100 deposit is required.
CASA Kids 4 Kids Toy Drive is collecting gifts for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) children in foster care. A free child buffet will be given to those who bring a new, unwrapped present to Mr. Gatti's, 5001 50th St., in Lubbock through Dec. 13. For more information, contact Rose Carkeet at 763-2272.
THE DON AND Sybil Harrington Cancer Center Comprehensive Breast Center will hold a breast cancer screening clinic at Mangold Memorial Hospital in Lockney on Dec. 30.
Funding is available through the Texas Department of Health for those who qualify for assistance.
Exams are by appointment only.
Call 806-356-1905 or 1-800-377-4673 for more information or to schedule an appointment.
MANGOLD Memorial Hospital will hold its 17th annual Holiday Health Fair from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in the Lockney Elementary cafeteria.
Admission is a canned good or new toy to be donated to The Salvation Army.
More than 30 booths will offer glaucoma checks, cholesterol screens, blood sugar and blood pressure checks, and hearing checks.
A blood drive is scheduled along with the children's ID project. Door prizes are planned and a healthy lunch will be available.
REHOBOTH Christian Worship Center will have a black tie banquet at the James Hearn Activity Center, 210 Bullock St., at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12. Tickets are $12.
Call Roosevelt Russell at 806-292-4799 or contact any Rehoboth member.
IVA WHEELER Circle of First United Methodist Church is selling fresh pecan halves and pieces for $8 a pound. Contact a Circle member or call the church at 293-3658.
JUNIOR Service League is accepting donations for Dress-A-Live Doll. Anyone interested in donating money or shopping to help make sure Plainview children have a great Christmas should contact Melinda at 729-7722 or 296-5584, or Valerie at 729-1054. Donations can be mailed to JSL, Box 384, Plainview, TX 79072.
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On the way to QEII swim pool today, on my bike, and passed a wetland area next to a park. There on the edge of the bike path -- none other than a small flock of kiwis. Kiwi's are birds. They are sorta rare. Nice treat.
Today I took in an aquatic class. More tomorrow.
On the way home -- I got our second flat tire on the bike. Called home and got a lift as we had some guests over for a family party. Now to fix the flats.
At the pool we got to see some canoe water polo too.
Saturday, May 05, 2007
Saw a kiwi today
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I just learned about the awesome "lilo -R" command. The man page says:
Does GRUB have anything similar to lilo's -R? This is a totally useful function and I would really like to avoid using lilo.
redhat's grub has a patch that implements (but doesn't document) the --once option to the savedefault command.
Note there is a problem with the "savedefault --once" functionality I think. The default entry and "once only entry" are not independent, and so after a "once only boot" the default entry will be reset to 0. I can't see how that would ever be required (especially if the "once only entry" is also 0).
I've modified the patch to make these independent so you don't loose your previous default entry.
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Section 51 of In Patagonia provides a succint yet fulsome account of the Anarchist Rebellion (it's one of the longest chapters in the book), but Chatwin makes no mention of the film, La Patagonia Rebelde, by the Argentine director Hector Olivera. Based on the writings of Osvaldo Bayer it was released in June 1974 to critical acclaim, but swiftly shelved thereafter. Three years later, writing in The New York Times at the time of the film's delayed American release, the critic Victor Canby detailed the problems Olivera had faced against the backdrop of an increasingly right-wing climate during Juan Perón's final days.
Two prominent founders of the anarchist movement. The French politician Pierre-Joseph Proudhon is credited with being the first to use the term. Whilst he was in Paris in the mid nineteenth century, he collaborated with the Russian proponent of collectivist anarchism, Mikhail Bakunin.
Two Spanish playwrights of the 17th century. Pedro Calderón de la Barca and Lope de Vega may be less well known in the English-speaking world, but they were hugely influential to the Spanish baroque.
A Catalan teacher and anarchist who was shot without trial at the Montjuic Fortress, Barcelona, after the declaration of martial law in 1909. It led to violence between the Spanish Army and workers and is often referred to as the Tragic Week.
Otherwise known as Escallonia virgata, a flowering plant indigenous to Chile and southern Argentina.
Behaim was in the employment of the King of Portugal, John II, in the late fifteenth century. Antonio Pigafetta cites Behaim's drawings of the South West Passage in his account of Magellan's voyage, but the map has never been found.
George Shelvocke was an English privateer who sailed up the west coast of South America in 1720 and wrote A Voyage Round the World By Way of The Great South Sea as an account of his adventures.
The most 'common' of the Albatross family, the Black-browed Albatross Chatwin identifies as the inspiration for Coleridge is now designated 'endangered' by the IUCN.


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I want our leadership to provide thoughtful analysis on cultural issues but too often we get the thin gruel of popular piety dressed up in Church-speak. Take this latest missive from Constantinople on the environment for example. Where to begin? There is no reflection about the falsification of data by global warming apologists, no awareness that the movement has been largely discredited. Then, … [Read more...]
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We warned the Ecumenical Patriarch that endorsing the global warming agenda was reckless. Anyone with eyes to see clearly saw that global warming (since renamed "climate change" -- a harbinger that the effort might freeze over) was a political, not scientific, enterprise designed to wrestle control of economies away from nation-states and hand it over to non-elected bureaucracies. Now more … [Read more...]


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A nabothian cyst is a mucus-filled lump on the surface of the cervix.
The cervix is located at the lower end of the womb (uterus) at the top of the vagina. It is about 1 inch (2.5 centimeters) long.
The cervix is lined with glands and cells that release mucus. The glands can become covered by a type of skin cells called squamous epithelium. When this happens, the secretions build up in the plugged glands. They form a smooth, rounded bump on the cervix. The bump is called a nabothian cyst.
Each nabothian cyst appears as a small, white raised bump. There can be more than one.
Exams and Tests
During a pelvic exam, the health care provider will see a small, smooth, rounded lump (or collection of lumps) on the surface of the cervix. Rarely, magnifying the area (colposcopy) may be needed to tell these cysts from other bumps that can occur.
Sometimes the cyst is opened to confirm the diagnosis.
No treatment is necessary. Nabothian cysts do not cause any problems.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Nabothian cysts do not cause any harm. They are a benign condition.
Possible Complications
The presence of many cysts or cysts that are large and blocked can make it hard for the health care provider to do a Pap test. This is rare.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Most of the time, this condition is found during a routine pelvic exam.
There is no known prevention.
Choby BA. Cervical polyps. In: Pfenninger JL, Fowler GC, eds. Pfenninger and Fowler's Procedures for Primary Care. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 135.
Lentz GM. History, physical examination, and preventive health care. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL, eds. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2012:chap 7.
Review Date 11/5/2015
Updated by: Cynthia D. White, MD, Fellow American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Group Health Cooperative, Bellevue, WA. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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Winston is a comic strip by Jim Burnett (writer) and Johnny Sajem (artist) that ran in newspapers 1985 to 1987. It was syndicated by News America Syndicate, which later became North America Syndicate (itself bought by King Features).
The main character is a dog, apparently modeled after Winston Churchill (hence his name), living with a husband-and-wife couple and a cat named Garbonzo. The strip was most likely created to cash in on the "Garfield" fad, which took off in the '80s.


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The last time we posted about butter tarts, we had a lot less readers. So in fairness to those of you who haven't been following us from the beginning, we are re-posting our butter tart recipe! We just celebrated Canadian Thanksgiving and I made 4 dozen tarts to bring to our family potluck so butter tarts are on my mind. Here is the post from 12/2/2015.
Butter tarts make me happy. Maybe it's because they aren't readily available in the US that I have elevated them to a magical, anti-depressant art form. Or maybe it's just because they taste so good. And I am not the only one that feels this way about butter tarts. In the 1999 song Steal My Sunshine the opening dialogue suggests that the way to cheer up Marc's glum mood is with butter tarts!
They are Canada's quintessential dessert. A domestic staple, definitely not an export. You only know about them if you have a Canadian friend.
I have to explain them to people in the US as a pecan tart without the pecans. But they are so much more than that.
There is an ongoing debate about what constitutes the best butter tart:
- corn syrup or maple syrup? (maple syrup always)
- raisins or no raisins? (raisins)
- runny or firm? (runny!)
Let us know where you fall on the butter tart personality test! And tell us your favourite place to buy them. If you are in southern Ontario, check out the Butter Tart Trail, a series of bakeries that feature butter tarts.
And finally, if you want to make them at home, I have included the recipe from the Laura Secord Canadian Cookbook—you are on your own for the pastry!
Prepare sufficient pastry to line 15 medium-sized muffin cups. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Pour boiling water over 1/2 cup raisins. Let stand 5 minutes and drain. Stir together 1/4 cup soft butter and 1/2 cup lightly packed brown sugar. Blend in 1 cup maple syrup, 2 slightly beaten eggs, 1 tsp vanilla and 1 tsp lemon juice. Stir in drained raisins. Fill pastry-lined muffin cups 1/2 full. DO NOT OVER FILL if you want runny tarts! Bake at 375 F for 15-20 minutes, or until pastry is golden.


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AMES, Iowa — Texas A&M doesn't care if it comes against woeful Iowa State. The Aggies are well on their way to their first Big 12 victory under first-year coach Mike Sherman after leading 42-20 early in the fourth quarter.
The Aggie have already scored more points in a league game than they have in three years — a good sign of the offenses to come under Sherman.
Looking ahead, the Aggies now own a good chance of winning two consecutive games for the first time this season, with Colorado coming to College Station next weekend. That's a 1 p.m. kick, and won't be on television.


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In every church, the choir is one of the significant (most times the most significant) departments. It usually has the largest number of members than other departments and a large population of members in the department are usually young people.
The older members of the church are usually in other departments like ushering, counselling or always seating at the front row in church.
Most times, girls makes up to seventy five percent of the choir, the guys only make twenty five percent out of which are the instrumentalists(girls sometimes could be instrumentalists but this is very rare).
Girls display different characters both at choir rehearsals and when seated at the choir stand during services. With these, I've been able to classify them into five.
- The Spirit Filled girls.
This is the class of girls who are in the choir because they have the passion to sing and bless people with their voices. They also have the passion to lead people in soulful worship and render undiluted service to God. They don't dress provocatively and when they lead the worship session, there's always a manifestation of the spirit.
They usually share things with and encourage other choir members who are not serious. They come for service early and get prepared in the spirit before the service starts.
- The Fashion parade girls
This class of girls may or may not have passion for the choir or for leading people in worship. Most times, what they want to display is their beautiful clothes when they sit at to front. And anytime they are to lead worship, they dress in their most expensive clothes and would focus more on people admiring their beautiful clothes on stage rather than helping the congregation connect to God through their songs.
- The Dressed to kill girl.
This is quite different from the other point above. These girls are not just dressed to show their beautiful or expensive clothes in church, they are dressed to put men in trouble. They are mostly on revealing dresses and short skirts which shows their hot legs and thighs. When such girls lead worship, some carnal men would not close their eyes but focus on their legs throughout the worship session, finding a way to connect to the girl's legs instead of to God. These girls also dress like this to distract the boys in choir or to get the attention of the handsome and talented keyboardist, they'll be eying boys during the rehearsals and you'll find them chatting with brothers in dark places, late at night after the choir rehearsals end.
But most times, these ladies are not allowed to lead worship in church but placed at the choir backseat except the choir leader is a male who also enjoys their hot legs or a female who dresses the same way.
- The "Cheerful Giver"
Hmm... Cheerful givers here are not those who give large amounts of money during offering time, I mean something entirely different. I made a post about this before, read it here if you've not done so.
Boys in the choir especially instrumentalists would have been beneficiaries of their "benevolence".
- The Perfect pitched girls
This group could also be in any of the groups I mentioned above. They have the best voice in their choir and can lead any song and sing on any key comfortably. This makes them a very useful part of the choir as they would always be handed the mic for their voice to sound out.
You can add your own to the list.


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Little Ricky's has a simple but pleasant, upbeat ambience and truly friendly staff. The food is prepared daily with fresh ingredients. Dishes range from traditional Cuban entres such as Ropa Vieja, Pollo Encebollado, Masitas de Puerco, Picadillo, and Gambas al Ajillo, to lighter but equally satisfying foods such as plaintain soup, salads and an assortment of appetizers and side orders. Also, it offers burgers and sandwiches, including the famous Cuban sandwich. The bar provides an assortment of signature cocktails, premium spirits, and domestic and international beers and wines. Ambience, service, food quality and affordability all contribute to make Little Ricky's a favorite among Cuban food lovers in the DC Metro area who may be pocket conscious also.


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