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Single Sign-on (SSO) is a fairly broad catch-all term that encompasses a number of technologies. Many organizations use Windows Authentication via Active Directory (NTLM) to provide a seamless environment for Windows users. Some organizations use a third party authentication source such as CA Technologies' SiteMinder to ensure all their applications share common security. Other organizations have "rolled their own" authentication infrastructure and have implemented a Custom Authentication Provider in their Cognos environment.
Because of the complexity and variation in providers, there is no one-size-fits all solution for using SSO and CMS. So, what I'll talk about is the things you must consider and plan for when making CMS calls compatible with your SSO infrastructure.
I'm going to
digress from the REST side of things used in the previous blogs and
use a SOAP example, as SSO is generally most challenging on the SOAP
side of things. However, the general considerations for SSO are the
same for both REST and SOAP.
Ensure SSO is configured properly with your Cognos BI.
CMS can't be used to provide an SSO solution if none exists. You should already have SSO working with your Cognos BI server. Special attention should be noted when it comes to using Cognos Portlets in other portals. The Cognos Portlets use a proprietary handshake to provide an SSO experience between the portal provider and Cognos without having to share a common authentication provider, but this configuration cannot be used with CMS or the SDK.
Understand your Security Infrastructure
One thing you must know is how your authentication infrastructure passes tokens for HTTP traffic. In some cases, such as Windows Integrated Authentication, the REMOTE_USER header contains the token. In other cases, it might be passed as a cookie or as a parameter on a URL. To integrate SSO into any CMS applications simply means to ensure that any special HTTP headers or cookies that your provider requires are forwarded in all messages.
To illustrate let's look at Windows SSO using NTLM, which is a fairly common configuration. Here's an example of what a typical Windows SSO environment might look like
Windows SSO environments can be one of the easiest to work with if you are using .NET or REST. As long as your .NET application is set to send OS credentials via the webservice, no other steps are required for a CMS application developer. For the REST user in a browser based application, it's even simpler as the browser handles NTLM for you.
Working with Windows SSO and Java Axis is more complicated. One technique to support NTLM and Axis is to actually change the underlying transport mechanism that Axis uses, which is what I'll demonstrate here.
The Java 6 JVM has full support for NTLM with it's Authenticator API and Java.net.URL class. We'll create a new Authenticator class and use it to perform NTLM negotiation through the IIS web gateway. Note that a Windows credential simply requires a username (in the format DOMAIN\username) and password, which means we can use the default PasswordAuthentication class.
Now that we have an authenticator, we use it to send our SOAP message to the server. Axis uses a class called HTTPSender to send SOAP messages to the server. We'll create a new subclass that uses our own implementation so that we can apply our authenticator. Note that we only send userID and password to the server if they are not NULL. In the case of a Java client running on a Windows machine in the proper domain, the Java runtime will automatically handle the NTLM negotiation with the server without requiring the username and password to be provided. However, if the client is running outside of the domain, or on a UNIX platform it will be necessary to pass the username and password to the CMS application.
The next step, we need to tell Axis to use our implementation instead of the default. We do this by creating an Axis Engine configuration document which sets our class to be used for sending HTTP messages.
Finally, we need to make a minor change to the service initialization in our CMS application:
As you can see, the steps involved were non-trivial, however this turns out to be one of the most complicated scenarios commonly faced. Your SSO scenario will most likely fall between the two extremes of NTLM in a browser and NTLM and Axis.


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Bruce Hendrickson elected SIAM Council Member-at-LargeJanuary 8, 2009
Bruce Hendrickson of Sandia National Laboratories and the University of New Mexico has been elected by the membership of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) as the newest member of the SIAM Council, serving as a Council Member-at-Large through 2011. Hendrickson's goals as a council member include facilitating the interactions between math and its applications and continuing to advance the fields of applied mathematics and computational science.
"We are entering a golden age for applied math and for SIAM," said Hendrickson. "Applied mathematics is central to an ever expanding set of scientific and social challenges, and SIAM is at the crossroads of all this activity. Mathematical advances are needed to address many of the pressing challenges of our era including predicting climate change, evaluating alternative energy technologies, managing vast quantities of information, and optimizing public health. These and many other problems will require research that crosses traditional mathematical boundaries and bridges between math and applications. SIAM is uniquely positioned to facilitate these interactions and to enable these advances. SIAM's contributions to education, outreach, networking, and advocacy are all central to the health of the mathematical community and its ability to impact the larger world."
Hendrickson is currently senior manager for computer science and mathematics at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque and affiliated professor in the department of computer science at the University of New Mexico. In addition to his new position with SIAM, he is a member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the ACM Special Interest Group on Algorithms and Computation Theory, the IEEE Computer Society, the SIAM Activity Group on Computational Science and Engineering, the SIAM Activity Group on Linear Algebra, and the SIAM Activity Group on Supercomputing.
Hendrickson received his Ph.D. in computer science from Cornell University, and his M.S. in physics and B.S. in mathematics from Brown University. His research interests include combinatorial scientific computing, linear algebra and preconditioning, parallel algorithms, graph theory, and data mining.
Each year SIAM relies on its members to elect its leadership; representatives to the Council and Board of Trustees are elected to three-year terms. Those selected govern SIAM activities and make important decisions on behalf of all members.
Complete election results can be found at http://www.siam.org/about/news-siam.php?id=1451.
The Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) is an international community of over 12,000 individual members, including applied and computational mathematicians, computer scientists, and other scientists and engineers. The Society advances the fields of applied mathematics and computational science by publishing a series of premier journals and a variety of books, sponsoring a wide selection of conferences, and through various other programs. More information about SIAM is available at www.siam.org.

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BEAVERTON, Ore. – It was a rare day for U.S. hammer throwers, often left to feel their event is a ball-and-chain around a track meet.
For reasons both logistical and promotional, the U.S. Olympic Trials hammer throw took place Thursday at Ronaldo Field on the Nike campus, about 100 miles from Eugene, where the rest of the trials meet begins Friday. With Nike creating a special feeling for the event, the hammer throwers wound up with a much larger crowd than usual - and perfect weather.
"I wanted to throw far for the people, so they would go, `Ooh,' and `Aah,' said reigning
champion Jeneva McCall of Southern Illlinois. "They didn't go `Ooh' or `Aah' for me."
That's because it was an "aargh" day for McCall. The Thornridge High School grad finished 10
, failing to make the nine-woman final. Her best throw, 219 feet, 2 inches, was eight feet below her season best.
Amber Campbell of Indianapolis won at 235-6, followed by Amber Bingson of Las Vegas (also 235-6) and Jessica Cosby (232-2). All three have the qualifying standard for the London Olympics.
Brittany Smith of
and Illinois State, the 2012 NCAA runnerup, was 11
at 216-7.
"I couldn't hit another gear," McCall said. "I had power, and strength, but I couldn't go fast."
McCall also is competing in the discus Friday and the shot June 29, but the hammer likely was her best shot at the Olympic team.
"You don't have to be too fast for the disc," McCall said. "You've just got to be powerful. I've got the elements right now for the discus and the shot but not the hammer.
"That," she said with a laugh, "is why I entered all three."


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* Not a teacher
I think there's something wrong with 'most known' in spite of the fact that I have found few hits for 'most known' on both COCA and BNC. Could you give it a try before I tell you my opinion?
Also, I would use the present perfect (I have just checked Wikipedia and the writer is still alive). But this is just my choice.
... Maya Angelou has also published...
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Fayetteville First United Methodist Church will be presenting its yearly Christmas cantata on Sunday, Dec. 23, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the church sanctuary.
This year's cantata is "A Celebration of Carols", by Joseph M. Martin. The 30-member choir and 12-piece orchestra will present this new work that is based on the traditional "Lesson and Carols" service.
Filled to overflowing with beloved carols and original seasonal songs, this cantata tells the story of Christ's birth adorned with beautiful arrangements and meaningful scriptures.
The orchestra is made up of professional musicians from the Huntsville area and includes a string quintet, woodwinds, brass and percussion. They will be joined by Jane Bradford on piano and Barry Petty as conductor.
"With the hearing of winter's first treasured song, we are gradually gathered from the noise of our daily work and drawn into the hopeful sounds of Christmas," said Composer Joseph Martin.
"As we prepare to present this celebration of carols, we are reminded of the story of the birth of Christ and are thankful for the miraculous birth," said Barry Petty, director of the FUMC Chancel Choir.
"A Celebration of Carols" is a musical gift to the Fayetteville community and is presented free of charge to the public.
Fayetteville First United Methodist Church is located at 200 North Elk Avenue.


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I am on the linux version 4.0.9.
In Administration, when I go to Server -> Settings -> SSH Key Manager, I push the "Add SSH Key" button. A dialog box comes up with the following entries:
Key Name:
SSH Key Path: (with a 'Browse' button next to it)
'Create Key File' (button)
For the life of me I cannot add a key, no matter what format I try public or private, (Putty/.ppk, OpenSSH, SSH2, etcetera). All I get is the message "Invalid SSH key file!".
When I click "Create Key File" it creates a PUBLIC .key file.
What gives? I presume this is where my private key should be stored, not my public key?
What is the trick to get this to work??


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NEWLYWEDS Laura and Gary Medlam will never forget their anniversary after tying the knot on the most memorable day of the year – the twelfth of the twelfth of the twelfth.
And they even got hitched at 12 o'clock.
The couple, together for 12 years, had 12 bridesmaids, 12 groomsmen, 12 cakes and a '12 days of Christmas' theme.
Hairdresser Laura, aged 29, said: "The time was right for us."
The couple, from Clowne, near Chesterfield, were married at St John's Church followed by a reception at Hotel Van Dyk.


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A fresh batch of screenshots from buddy-shooter sequel Army of Two: The 40th Day have arrived from publisher Electronic Arts, illustrating more of the intense situations players will encounter throughout the action-packed game. For example, babysitting.
Developed by EA Montreal, the same crew that handled the original, Army of Two: The 40th Day arrives on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PSP in the vague "winter" timeframe.


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DURHAM ―— The Spaulding High School boys basketball program had gone 49 years without a trip to a state championship. On Tuesday night the Red Raiders led Bishop Guertin by 13 points at halftime and were 16 minutes away from punching that elusive ticket.
Then it all went downhill. Spaulding went ice cold in the second half, worn down by a relentless Guertin defense. The seventh-seeded Cardinals ended the No. 3 Red Raiders' season with a 55-53 win at the University of New Hampshire's Lundholm Gym.
Guertin outscored the Red Raiders 15-3 in the third period and took their first lead of the half early in the fourth. Spaulding turned the ball over 12 times and shot just 3 for 19 (15 percent) from the field in the second half.
Spaulding's only field goal of the third was a layup by Mike Bellio that put the Red Raiders up 39-26 at the time. From there, Spaulding managed just one point the rest of the stanza, a free throw by Dominic Paradis.
"There full-court pressure, I think, got to us," said Spaulding's Nick MacGregor, who scored 10 points in the first half but just one in the second. "We couldn't run on them anymore like we were successful doing in the first half. Once they started putting pressure on us, I think we just kind of panicked."
The fourth quarter wasn't much better. Alex Gray hit a 3-pointer from the top of the key early in the frame to give Spaulding (17-4) a 43-41 lead, and its only other field goal the rest of the way was a transition bucket by Paradis with 5:52 to go.
"We kind of played tentatively," Spaulding coach Tim Cronin said. "We didn't attack. We settled for shots we probably shouldn't have. Along with the turnovers, those were costly to us. We stopped playing."
Paradis picked up his fourth personal foul about 90 seconds later and had fouled out a little more than a minute after that when he bumped Steven Toscano chasing after a loose ball at midcourt.
"I think we only had one turnover in the first half, and they put the press on," Paradis said. "We didn't do very well against it. We didn't get the greatest shots on offense. Shots weren't falling. It just happens."
The Cardinals (16-5) were doing everything in their power to get in Spaulding's heads, and it was working.
"It's a man to man where we do a lot of switching," Guertin coach Jim Migneault said about the defense he employed. "And it works. It worked against Central (in the quarterfinals) the other night and it worked again tonight."
Whatever Guertin was doing in the second half, Spaulding was clearly flustered. The Red Raiders were double teamed on every possession and struggled to find an open shooter. When they did get a shot, more often than not it was well off the mark.
Migneault was asked if he was surprised his defense were able to shut down Paradis and MacGregor, Spaulding's top scorers, in the second half where they scored eight of their 25 points.
"Not really," he said, "because we did it to (Alvirne's Tyler) Livingston, he only scored four in the fourth quarter (in the prelims). We did the same thing to (Central's Troy) Pelletier the other night with the same defense. So they're very similar players. I thought it would work, but I didn't think it would work like that."
It was an extremely disappointing end for a team that seemingly had everything going for it.
The Red Raiders had beaten Guertin 61-48 during the regular season and the Cardinals were playing without one of their top scorers. After building a 13-point halftime lead, it appeared nothing could stop Spaulding, which entered the tournament with the best record in school history (15-3).
Then disaster struck, and Paradis' fifth foul was the low point.
"It was tough but I knew we definitely weren't out of it," Paradis said. "We had the team to do it. We're a team. I'd been getting help through the entire season and I knew they could do it. But again, it just wasn't meant to be."


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CLEVELAND, June 7, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Arteriocyte™, a leading clinical stage biotechnology company with offices in Cleveland, Ohio, and Hopkinton, Massachusetts, that develops proprietary stem cell and tissue engineering based therapies, announced today that they have entered into a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the United States Army Institute of Surgical Research (USAISR) at Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The 3-year CRADA, entitled "The Use of Concentrated Bone Marrow Aspirate from a Point-of-Care Device in Orthopaedic Trauma," enables collaborative investigation of new stem cell based therapies for orthopaedic trauma and related battlefield injuries using Arteriocyte's Magellan MAR01™ system for rapid bed-side production of cellular therapies and Arteriocyte's NANEX™ rapid stem cell expansion technology.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20100624/ALOGO)
Arteriocyte is currently working with USAISR to evaluate Magellan® point-of-care therapies for compartment syndrome (amputation prevention), burn debridement, and post-surgical wound infection prevention under existing research agreements. The newly established CRADA will enable Arteriocyte to work directly with USAISR staff to explore broader use of its technologies to treat orthopaedic trauma including limb injuries (bone, cartilage, muscle and vessel structure) that affect a majority of battlefield wounded soldiers.
Joseph Wenke, Ph.D., Manager, Extremity Trauma and Regenerative Medicine Task Area, and Manager, Orthopaedic Extremity Trauma Research Program, will serve as Principal Investigator for USAISR. "We're excited to expand our collaboration with Arteriocyte," said Dr. Wenke. "Rapid development and deployment of improved treatments for Orthopaedic Trauma is central to USAISR's mission. These technologies have significant potential to improve outcomes for our injured personnel, and assist in their healthy recovery to active duty."
The Magellan® system is an FDA 510(k) cleared medical device for the rapid production of platelet rich plasma from blood and bone marrow that is applied to a surgical site as surgeons deem necessary for their clinical use requirements. Magellan MAR01™ technology enables the rapid "closed system" concentration of aspirated bone marrow, yielding an injectable tissue rich in platelets, hematopoietic stem cells and mesenchymal stem cells, commonly viewed as key components in tissue repair. The self contained Magellan unit provides critical ease-of-use and operator-independent consistency necessary for deployment in military medical operations. In addition to therapies for battlefield wounds, Arteriocyte is currently enrolling patients into an FDA approved Phase I IDE clinical trial to evaluate the role of MAR01™ in peripheral vascular disease (critical limb ischemia) with additional cardiac and orthopedic trials planned.
The NANEX™ platform consists of a biofunctional nanofiber-based 3D scaffold designed to mimic the bone marrow environment, permitting rapid ex vivo proliferation of hematopoietic stem cells with minimal differentiation. Arteriocyte has multiple active development programs for its NANEX technology including treatment of ischemic disease, identification and treatment of cancers of the blood system and rapid high volume ex vivo red blood cell production.
Arteriocyte CEO Don Brown said, "We consider it a privilege to be requested by the U.S. Military to help in the care delivery for our men and women in uniform. We strongly believe it is our responsibility to make Arteriocyte's technologies available to those who volunteer to serve our country, and we are humbled by the opportunity to work with our partners at Fort Sam Houston to help ensure that our wounded soldiers get access to the best care possible so they can get home or back to active duty as quickly as possible."
About Arteriocyte
Arteriocyte, a leading clinical stage biotechnology company, is dedicated in developing novel stem cell products and medical devices for unmet clinical needs. Arteriocyte leverages its expertise in stem cell and tissue engineering in order to develop a broad portfolio of cell based therapeutics to improve patient outcomes. In October of 2007, Arteriocyte partnered with DW Healthcare Partners and Comerica to create Arteriocyte Medical Systems Inc., in order to commercialize and distribute novel medical devices and point of care surgical solutions to address serious unmet medical needs in cardiac, orthopedic and vascular surgeries. Arteriocyte Medical Systems manufactures and distributes the Magellan® Autologous Platelet Separator System.
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...got this Acer Aspire One netbook auto-booting, FULL SCREEN, into
AMIGA mode using PCLinuxOS 2009 running E-UAE. One problem
though it stops at the PCLOS login screen to ask me which user/root
mode I want.
So here's a Christmas question for you all...
!) Should I remove this option as I still have safe mode to access the
machine if need be.
2) Leave it in and not bother.
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Original URL: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/05/06/sony_subpeonaed/
New York attorney general escalates Sony attack probe
Subpoena issued
Posted in Security, 6th May 2011 02:00 GMT
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has put Sony Computer Entertainment America, Sony Network Entertainment and Sony Online Entertainment on the rack over the PSN fiasco.
The New York Times is reporting that Schneiderman's office has issued a subpoena to Sony to explain itself over the the Playstation Network data breach.
The subpoena is part of a consumer protection inquiry, and asks Sony to explain what it told its customers about security on its networks.
Sony has come under fire from various members of Congress over both the attack and its response to it. California representative Mary Bono Mack, who chaired a congressional subcommittee hearing into the events, accused the company of putting the burden on consumers to search for information about the breaches, "rather than accepting the burden of notifying them".
"If I have anything to do with it, that kind of half-hearted, half-baked response is not going to fly in future," she said. Bono Mack was particularly unimpressed that Sony's first announcement about the attacks was made on the company's blog.
Sony has accused online hacktivist group Anonymous of responsibility for the attacks, but Anonymous – or at least people claiming to speak for the group – has denied that "we are legion" note left inside Sony's systems meant they were the perpetrators.
The vigorous response from Congress and now the NY Attorney General contrasts sharply with how the attacks have been treated in Australia, where the Privacy Commissioner has just sent a "please explain" letter, and the minister responsible for privacy has foreshadowed new legislation that was already both in the pipeline and overdue. ®


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This week D.C. Court of Appeals agreed with the White House that the health care law does not violate the Constitution. The court's senior judge, a respected conservative voice, wrote the majority opinion. Weekends on All Things Considered guest host Jacki Lyden speaks with James Fallows of The Atlantic about this story and others from the past week.
Week In News: Obama's Health Law Constitutional
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Score one for the album form. Pink Floyd just won a case against EMI guaranteeing their albums can never be broken up. Translation: If you want to put "Money" on your next mixtape, you'll have to pick up the whole album. No singles, no solo mp3 sales, and no compromises.
It's good news for anyone who's worried about the long-player surviving into the internet age. (iTunes LP certainly wasn't doing anyone any favors.) We suggest breaking out your copy of Animals in celebration—and don't feel bad about skipping the filler.


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Exit pursuing a beerOriginally Posted by Jimmy Neesham
Rejecting 'analysis by checklist' and 'skill absolutism' since Dec '09
'Stats' is not a synonym for 'Career Test Averages'
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Boult needs to get a little closer to the off stump.
Reckon' Southee shouldn't bother with the short stuff. Hit good areas, swing it and then try and ping Matthews with the off cutter.
That bat was so cute.
Pirana sucks but you need to bowl tighter than that to tempt him. He's not going to drive at wide outswingers.
why'd southee go round the wicket.
Should've slid that cutter across him after the inswinger
Pretty important spell coming up for Bracewell. He needs to bowl well and back these two up.
Really think we need to set the New Zealand default third innings score at 150 and work from there.
That means we'd want at least a 150 run lead on the first innings to give ourselves a chance of defending something around 300.
Greatest Ever Test XI: JB Hobbs, L Hutton, DG Bradman (c), IVA Richards, BC Lara, GS Sobers, AC Gilchrist (wk), Imran Khan, RJ Hadlee, MD Marshall, SK Warne 12th man: M Muralitharan
Favorite XI: WG Grace, VT Trumper, IVA Richards, DCS Compton, FMM Worrell (c), AC Gilchrist (wk), CL Cairns, SK Warne, FS Trueman, SE Bond, T Richardson 12th man: H Larwood
"Neither of them will have an international cricket career past 2016."
Blocky on Martin Guptill and Ish Sodhi. 20/11/2014.
Jeets on. At least for tonight, I really want to see him bowl a more attacking line. This first over isn't looking promising.
oooh hello, todd on
Time for some ommy nommy pies!
Tastle on. This could be interesting.
spread field - so much confidence in him ross
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A special exhibition entitled 'Boys get skulls, girls get butterflies' has just opened at the Museum of Applied Art in Cologne (MAKK). You have until 15 December 2013 to catch the exhibition, which presents a wide-ranging collection of important artistic jewellery from ancient times to the present day. Captivating works by internationally renowned goldsmith Georg Hornemann as well as exhibits from the museum's own collection explore the expressive power of jewellery as an object. A unique exhibition that will appeal to every generation.
Why not combine your museum visit with a trip to Cologne city centre and its UNESCO World Heritage cathedral?


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PRINCETON — Award-winning classical guitarist Peter Fletcher will perform a diverse program of music from four centuries at the Princeton Public Library at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Peter Burwasser of Fanfare Magazine has written that "Fletcher plays it all with a gracious virtuosity that makes for a very pleasing hour plus of unaffected musical poetry."
The concert is part of a national tour of more than 50 concerts by this New York-based artist. The program will begin with three exciting Renaissance pieces from Michael Praetorius's "Terpsichore," and then continue with "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" from "Cantata No. 147" and the "Chaconne in D Minor" by J.S. Bach; the ever popular Cavatina from the movie, "The Deer Hunter;" two works from Maurice Ravel's exquisite "Mother Goose Suite;" Edvard Grieg's "Sarabande" from his "Holberg Suite;" "Villanesca" from "Danzas" españolas by Spanish composer Enrique Granados; "Vals Venesolano No. 3" by the South American composer Antonio Lauro, and "Leyenda" by Isaac Albéniz, a great favorite with audiences. The program will culminate with Fletcher's own transcription of Niccolo Paganini's technically demanding "Caprice No. 24."
The concert is a free performance, and all are welcome to attend. The Princeton Public Library is located at 698 E. Peru St. in Princeton. For more information, call 815-875-1331 or visit www.theprincetonlibrary.org.


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. The American Red Cross has had 80,000 fewer donors since May than usual, meaning every drop of blood being donated counts right now.
"It's just good for society," said Mike Gardner, who has donated blood about 300 times. "If there's anything that you could have a chance to give to society, then you really have an obligation to do it."
The St. Mary's Regional Blood Center isn't in a severe blood shortage like centers in other parts of the country, but the center does see up to a 30% drop in donations during the summer months while regular donors go on vacation or become occupied with other summer activities.
The center supplies 12 Western Slope hospitals with blood, but it will also give excess blood to hospitals in shortage situations.
"At least 90-95% does stay here," said Dr. Aaron Long, of St. Mary's Blood Center. "It's nice to be able to help out some of the other areas that don't have perhaps as loyal as a blood donor group as we do."
Dr. Long attributes the center's own stability right now to a dedicated group of donors compared to other blood donation centers.
"Keep us well supplied, so we aren't in a crisis situation," he said. "We're always trying to keep those donors and keep the first time donors to become more regular donors."
For the month of August, if anyone donates a pint of blood at the center, the donor will also get a free pint of ice cream.


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The Mid-Winter Book Sale is this Saturday. This is the time to stock up on reading material for the rest of the winter at really low, bargain prices. Bring your own bag (or we can provide one) and fill it up with books for only $2.00 or if you want you can buy your books for 10¢ each. The sale starts at 9:00 in the Van Deusen Room at Central Library. Come early for the best selection or come a little later for a more leisurely shopping experience. But be sure to give yourself enough time to shop – the sale ends at 3:30.
This week, Wednesday through Friday, all biographies are ½ off our normal low prices. Saturday we'll try to have a few nice surprises for you in the store. Please come down and see us after you shop the sale upstairs.
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Texas cattlemen celebrate National Ag Week
Cattle raisers across Texas join together today to celebrate National Ag Week, March 13-19. National Ag Week is a time for every American to recognize and celebrate the hard working farmers and ranchers who supply us with the safest and most secure food supply in the world. "Today's rancher feeds approximately 144 people, a dramatic increase from the 1960s when they fed 25," said Dave Scott, rancher and president of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA). "Texas ranchers are committed to providing the safest beef possible, for our families and yours."Scott said that every year the beef industry collectively invests more than $350 million in safety efforts. To date, cattle ranchers have invested more than $28 million of their own dollars into safety research."We believe quality beef begins with quality care, which is why we work hard to keep our animals healthy, safe and secure," Scott said. "Likewise, Texas ranchers are dedicated to leaving the environment in better shape for the next generation while providing food for a hungry and growing world.""Many folks believe it they don't live on a farm or ranch they aren't connected to agriculture. That couldn't be further from the truth. As Texas beef producers, we must continue to educate the general public about the contributions the ranching industry makes to their everyday lives," Scott continued.Facts about the American Beef Industry:• According to the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), beef cattle production represents the largest single segment of American agriculture. The U.S. beef industry is made up of more than 1 million businesses, farms and ranchers. • In 2007, more than 97 percent of beef cattle farms and ranchers in the U.S. were family owned. • Beef production also largely affects the U.S. economy. According to USDA, producers of meat animals were responsible for more than $66 billion in added value to the U.S. economy. • U.S. beef producers provide 25 percent of the world's beef supply with 10 percent of the world's cattle. According to NASS and data from the U.S. Census Bureau, between 1960 and 2007 the number of U.S. farms declined by more than 1.7 million, yet the U.S. population increased by 64 percent. In 1960, there were 3.9 million farms feeding a U.S. population of 183 million. • If the beef production practices from 1955 were used today, 165 million more acres of land-an area almost the size of Texas-still could not equal today's beef production according to expert analysis. • According to the USDA Economic Research Service (ERS), U.S. consumers spend a smaller percent of their disposable income for food consumed at home (5.7 percent) than any country in the world. This compares to 8.6 percent spent in the United Kingdom, 9.2 percent spent in Canada, 14.6 percent spent in Japan, 24.2 percent spent in Mexico and 32.4 percent spent in India. • Grazing animals on this land more than doubles the land area that can be used to produce food in this country.


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Guardian: Police have more than 100 phone-hacking recordings
It has been claimed in court that the Metropolitan police have more than 100 recordings understood to have been made by private investigator Glenn Mulcaire, the Guardian reported today.
The Guardian's article states that lawyers representing public figures suing News of the World publisher, News Group Newspapers, claim that "a substantial number of the tapes and MiniDiscs seized by Scotland Yard five years ago are likely to contain voicemail messages".
They were in court this morning to seek an order which would force the Met to hand over all the material it seized in a 2006 raid on Mulcaire's home as part of an investigation which lead [sic] to his arrest and imprisonment. That material also includes 11,000 pages of detailed notes which are likely to list the people Mulcaire targeted.
The Guardian said Mr Justice Vos is expected to decide whether to grant this order later today or Tuesday.
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The cast of Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam doesn't boast of big names and the veteran actor-filmmaker says he didn't want stars to overshadow the film - but he has all intentions to team up with stars in the future.
Releasing on January 11, the Tamil-Hindi bilingual will see Pooja Kumar, Andrea Jeremiah and Jaideep Ahlawat playing important roles along with Kamal and Rahul Bose.
"I didn't have patience to work with stars in the film (Vishwaroopam). As a director, I wanted to make a film that works around the schedule and not scheduled around the work," Kamal, who has also directed the movie, said.
He further added: "I am not against stars' directors like Ramesh Sippy who had patience to work with stars. I don't have that, probably I lack it."
Won't you work with stars in the future?
"No, it's not like that. The film is too big and I didn't want stars to look bigger than the film. I am a star myself, obviously I will work with stars in the future," he clarified.
A day before its release, DTH will showcase Vishwaroopam on PPV (Pay Per View).
"It is Rs 1,000 to view in Tamil and Rs 500 to view in Hindi and Telugu. We made up our mind to go ahead with Hindi and (dubbed) Telugu much later," said Kamal.
"DTH is available out there and I didn't invent it. I only discovered it and I am happy that people are liking this idea," he added.
Kamal assures that "Vishwaroopam" is primarily a Hindi film.
"I want to clarify that this is primarily a Hindi film... It is a national film."


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The Minnesota Lynx resume the chase for their second straight WNBA Championship on Sunday when they face the Indiana Fever in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals.
The Lynx swept the Atlanta Dream in three games last year to win their first WNBA title. They can join the Houston Comets, who won the first four WNBA titles, and Los Angeles Sparks as teams to successfully defend their championships.
Minnesota swept Los Angeles to advance to the championship and boast three Olympic gold medallists in the starting five. Lindsay Whalen, Seimone Augustus and Maya Moore helped the U.S. to gold in London this summer. Rebekkah Brunson and Taj McWilliams-Franklin, the oldest player in the WNBA, round out the starters for the Lynx.
The Fever have a pretty talented roster as well, highlighted by 2011 MVP, Tamika Catchings. She has averaged 16.8 points and 10.2 rebounds in the playoffs and her role may be expanded.
Katie Douglas, Indiana's second-leading scorer, injured her ankle in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Her availability is in question as she was taken to the hospital during Thursday's clinching win for the Fever.
As if Catchings doesn't have enough on her plate, she is probably the best player in WNBA history without a title.
"This is what you play for. You play to make it to the Finals," Catchings said. "So when you get in a situation like this and we're sitting there and we're all circled around her when (Douglas) is laying on the floor, the one thing when we went back is that we talked about, 'hey, one person goes down, everybody steps up,' and everybody stepped up."
Minnesota won both regular-season match-ups.
Game 2 is Wednesday, also in Minnesota. The series shifts to Indiana for Game 3 on Friday, then, if necessary, Game 4 is scheduled for Oct. 21. The finale would be back in Minnesota on Oct. 24.
All games are at 8:00 p.m. ET.


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I woke up at 4:30 am last Saturday to go shop the Versace for H&M collection. I was lucky; a new store opened last week about an hour away from me. I called the store on Friday & they suggested to arrive before 6am if I wanted to be at the front of the line.
I arrived around 5:45 am and there were 50 people in line. The employees came out around 7:30 to hand out the bracelets. There were groups of 20 allowed to shop the women's collection and I was in the 2nd group.
I had my eye on 3 dresses & I was able to snag them all. When I tried them on, I was so disappointed to find the straps on the adorable black dress sewn horribly wrong and there was no way I could wear it. When I handed it back to the employee she said someone would still buy it – unfortunately she's was probably right and it's most likely on Ebay.
Overall the experience wasn't nearly as crazy as other cities and was worth the trip. I wanted to share the pieces I purchased but instead of just doing my usual blogger-esquey shots, my friend & wonderful photographer Scott Braun took these beautiful photos!
I had to get this asymmetric dress; worn with Brian Atwood Follow Me pumps:
Printed pink heart dress with fringe; worn with Christian Louboutin Gazolina boots
I had to pick up a litte something for Mr.ShoeRazzi; worn with Hunt spiked loafers
Did anyone else brave the crowds or manage to snag anything from the online store? Also, check out more of Scott's work.


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Mark Saxby the massage therapist. Below par performance. If he'd have held up his hand, we'd have easily retained the Ashes.
Also the Queen for making us a laughing stock.
And Mike Hussey's mother, for giving birth to him.
Santa Claus too, for not reading Andrew Flintoff's christmas list, which explicity requested the urn, early enough.


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That said, he looks at some of the more intriguing 1 on 1 matchups for this week in the NFL. A couple of Seahawks/Bears matchups mentioned.
Seahawks CB Richard Sherman vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall: Sherman, who is facing a four-game suspension for reportedly violating the league's policy on performance enhancing drugs, will play in this one. He is the best corner in the league this season, so that's big for Seattle. Expect him to spend a lot of time in man coverage on Marshall. I love these kinds of one-on-one battles. Both are physical players, which will make it fun.
Seahawks LT Russell Okung vs. Bears DE Julius Peppers: Okung has made big improvements this season and is on his way to being a top left tackle. But Peppers is a tough battle for any young tackle. He is strong and quick. Peppers will be a key to keeping Russell Wilson in the pocket.
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Fresh blood stains seen throughout parts of Gary Henderson's house Wednesday painted a picture of a violent struggle that took place there hours earlier.
Fresh blood stains seen throughout parts of Gary Henderson's house Wednesday painted a picture of a violent struggle that took place there hours earlier.
The Mayo homeowner and his friends had fought off a man they say was armed with a double-barreled shotgun and had threatened to shoot them and steal their belongings Tuesday night.
"We were fighting for our lives," he said, cleaning up broken glass and blood spatter strewn about his foyer and living room. "We fought tooth and nail. It was life or death."
Scott Webb Bostic, 44, of 1075 Highway 11 in Chesnee, was apprehended late Tuesday and warrants were signed by Spartanburg County sheriff's deputies charging him with five counts of attempted armed robbery, possession of a weapon during a violent crime, first-degree assault and battery and discharging a firearm into a dwelling
Deputies arrived at the home around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday for the report of a home invasion involving shots fired. Bostic had fled the scene, but was later found after Chesnee Police Department officers located his vehicle parked outside of a Chesnee home.
Incident reports state that deputies found Bostic hiding in the bed of a pickup truck suffering from injuries sustained in the incident. He was transported to Spartanburg Medical Center.
Bostic was listed in fair condition as of Wednesday evening, said Sharon Jackson, a spokeswoman for the hospital.
Henderson, 42, said Bostic had lived with him previously for several years, and said Bostic first came in Tuesday with another man acting as if they wanted to sell an older model shotgun and an old pistol. Henderson said the two men knew he had antique collections.
He recalled each minute of the events that had unfolded inside his living room.
Bostic began loading the shotgun without responding to requests to stop, Henderson said.
"When he didn't acknowledge what I was saying, I knew what he was fixing to do," he said.
Henderson said Bostic told them to throw their drugs and money on the table and to take off their clothes.
"I said, "You ain't taking my only (expletive) $10," Henderson said, adding that he found a BB gun in the seat of his couch and quickly grabbed it and pointed it at Bostic. "I said, 'Put the gun down or I'm going to kill you.' Then he turns toward the kitchen and fires a shot, like a warning shot."
The shotgun blast went through the back wall and cabinet of the kitchen, Henderson pointed out, and nearly struck a 26-year-old woman who had been cooking on the stove, he said.
Moments later, friend Barry Vaughn dived at Bostic's shotgun and grappled with the barrel so it would face the ground and not at anyone else, Vaughn said.
Vaughn and Henderson said they fought with Bostic and the man he was with for more than five minutes before they got them out of their front door.
During the struggle, they rolled on top of a pile of Henderson's handmade daggers and axes, which Bostic tried using against the others, Henderson said.
Vaughn said he struck Bostic in the face with a jack pipe. Bostic also fell onto an arrow that impaled his chest, Henderson said, holding up the now-broken arrow.
Bostic then fled with the other man while Henderson and Vaughn were left with cuts and bruises covering their arms and legs, they said.
"He's the hero," Henderson said of Vaughn. "We wouldn't be alive if it weren't for him."
According to incident reports, Bostic had just left another home where he pointed his shotgun at someone before coming to Henderson's home.
Henderson said Bostic came to his home because he knew one of Henderson's friends would be there and would have painkillers he was taking for a disability. Henderson also stated Bostic knew he had a number of antiques and collectibles and would have tried to steal them.
"If you've got a gun and you're going to rob me, you better kill me because that's the only way you're going to rob me," Henderson said.
Criminal records from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division show Bostic was previously convicted of entering a house without breaking into it and possession of methamphetamine or cocaine base in January 2013. His criminal record also shows a history of other property offenses and drug crimes dating back to 1988.
Lt. Tony Ivey, spokesman for the Sheriff's Office, said Bostic is the only one being charged from the incident.
Incident reports state that the other man with Bostic told deputies he had been driving Bostic around when they came to Henderson's house to sell the shotgun. He told deputies he did not think the shotgun was loaded.
Henderson said he plans to go to the Sheriff's Office to seek charges if the other man who was with Bostic is not charged.


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28 U.S. Code § 2633 - Procedure and fees
§ 2633.
Procedure and fees
A filing fee shall be payable to the clerk of the Court of International Trade upon the commencement of a civil action in such court. The amount of the fee shall be prescribed by the rules of the court, but shall be not less than $5 nor more than the filing fee for commencing a civil action in a district court of the United States. The court may fix all other fees to be charged by the clerk of the court.
The Court of International Trade shall prescribe rules governing the summons, pleadings, and other papers, for their amendment, service, and filing, for consolidations, severances, suspensions of cases, and for other procedural matters.
All summons, pleadings, and other papers filed in the Court of International Trade shall be served on all parties in accordance with rules prescribed by the court. When the United States, its agencies, or its officers are adverse parties, service of the summons shall be made upon the Attorney General and the head of the Government agency whose action is being contested. When injunctive relief is sought, the summons, pleadings, and other papers shall also be served upon the named officials sought to be enjoined.
(Added Pub. L. 96–417, title III, § 301, Oct. 10, 1980, 94 Stat. 1732.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 2633, acts June 25, 1948, ch. 646, 62 Stat. 980; June 2, 1970, Pub. L. 91–271, title I, § 114, 84 Stat. 279; July 26, 1979, Pub. L. 96–39, title X, § 1001(b)(4)(D), 93 Stat. 306, related to precedence of cases, prior to the general revision of this chapter by Pub. L. 96–417. See section 2647 of this title.
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CHAPEL HILL – While Chapel Hill road construction is wrapping up with the return of students and teachers, the Town of Hillsborough is beginning some resurfacing projects this week.
The removal of failing asphalt and paving was scheduled to begin Monday on a number of roads; due to rain, that work will likely be held off until Tuesday or later with rain expected all week.
Residents and businesses that are expected to be affected by the road work will be notified through fliers when the contractors will be on their street.
The work is schedule to be completed by September 30.
Road construction will take place on the following roads:
Cates, Dana, Jamie, Pond Lilly, Robert, Sand, Uphill, Westdale, Wildaro courts
Exchange Park, Faribault, Magnolia lanes
Freeland Drive, Pointe Place, Rhonda Road, and Turner Street
The Orange County Health Department is expanding its services through a partnership with Piedmont Health in an effort to minimize the gap in affordable health services in the county.
Beginning Wednesday, Piedmont Health will provide patients within the Orange County Health Department's Hillsborough clinic location with outreach services. The goal is to help establish primary care to those who are currently ineligible for services at the OC Health Department.
During the partnership's pilot phase, a medical team from Piedmont Health will see patients on Wednesdays from
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at the Health Department's clinic located at 300 West Tryon Street in Hillsborough. Adding
four hours of clinical time each week will enable an additional 40 patients to receive care per month. Services will
be provided by Dr. Oscar Cornelio and medical assistant, Mauricio Flores. Payment options include Medicaid,
Medicare, private insurance, and self-pay based on a sliding fee scale. Appointments can be made by calling
Piedmont Health at 336.562.3311.
The Chatham County Solid Waste and Recycling Division is seeking input from residents about various recycling programs and its collection centers.
In your summer tax bill, ChathamCounty residents will receive a green insert with a link to the survey. However, the link was printed incorrectly. The correct link is www.surveymonkey.com/s/RecycleChatham2013.
You can also complete the survey by visiting any of the 12 collection centers or the main solid waste and recycling facility on County Landfill Road west of Pittsboro.
The survey is due September 20.


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Saturday, February 09, 2013 8:26 pm
US condemns attack on refugee camp in Iraq
The Associated Press
In a statement issued Saturday, State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland denounced what she called "the vicious and senseless terrorist attack" and offered condolences from the United States to the families of the victims.
Nuland acknowledged that the Iraqi government is investigating the attack and called on the government to take all appropriate measures to enhance security for its people.
More than 3,000 people live at the camp. The government of Iraq has asked the international community to hasten the resettlement of the refugees.


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Shame On Nature: Academic Journal Demanding Researchers Waive Their Own Open Access Policy
from the shameful dept
A new thing started happening here at Duke this week; we began getting inquiries from some faculty authors about how to obtain a formal waiver of our faculty open access policy. We have had that policy in place for over three years, but for the first time a single publisher — the Nature Publishing Group — is telling all authors at Duke that they must obtain a waiver of the policy before their accepted articles can be published. It is not clear why NPG suddenly requires these waivers after publishing many articles in the past three years by Duke authors, while the policy was in force and without waivers.As noted above, there seems to be no need for such a waiver in the first place, given current policies, but it's still quite troubling that Nature would push for such a thing. Smith notes that the effort in many ways backfires, since it's really only served to remind Duke's faculty that Duke has this open access policy -- perhaps leading more of them to remember to "self-archive" papers they've gotten published in Nature. But, still, the request from Nature is quite troubling, as Smith again details:
Indeed, the waivers are essentially meaningless because of the way Duke has implemented its open access policy. When the policy was adopted unanimously by our Academic Council in March 2010, the statement in favor of openness was pretty clear, but so was the instruction that implementing the policy not become a burden to our faculty authors. So throughout the ensuing years we have tried to ensure that all archiving of published work in our repository be done in compliance with any publisher policies to which our authors have agreed. NPG allows authors to archive final submitted manuscripts after a six month delay, so that is what we would do, whether or not the author sought a policy waiver. But suddenly that is not good enough; Nature wants a formal waiver even though it will have no practical effect. The demand seems to be an effort to punish authors at institutions that adopt open access policies.
This effort to punish faculty who have voted for an internal and perfectly legal open access policy is nothing less than an attack on one of the core principles of academic freedom, faculty governance. NPG thinks it has the right to tell faculties what policies are good for them and which are not, and to punish those who disagree.Smith also notes that as he explored Nature's terms more carefully, he realized that they also play some other questionable games, including getting anyone having a paper published in Nature to waive their moral rights. As he notes, moral rights (except in a few specific instances) are not recognized in the US, but they are common elsewhere. And he wonders why Nature could possibly want authors to waive the attribution right that is embedded within moral rights:
As my sense of outrage grew, I began to explore the NPG website. Initially I was looking to see if authors were told about the waiver requirement upfront. As far as I can tell, they are not, in spite of rhetoric about transparency in the "information for authors" page. The need for a waiver is not even mentioned on the checklist that is supposed to guide authors through the publication process. It seems that this requirement is communicated to authors only after their papers have been accepted. I suspect that NPG is ashamed of their stratagem, and in my opinion they should be.
But my point here is to wonder why NPG requires all of its authors to waive their right of attribution. This is not an incidental matter; the clause is carefully structured to attempt to get authors even from the countries that do not allow the waiver of moral rights — they are considered that important – still to promise not to assert those rights (whether or not that would be enforceable in those countries). Nature actively does not want its authors to be able to insist that their names always be associated with their work. Why? Does NPG imagine reusing articles it is given to publish in other ways, without providing proper attribution? If this seems like a remote possibility, it remains the only conceivable reason that NPG would insert this bizarre clause.All of this leads Smith to point out that Nature seems to be attacking two separate, but fundamental values in academic publishing: both attribution and open access to knowledge. It should make many academics think twice about whether or not they wish to have their articles published in such an enterprise.


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Reviews for Great Vegi Land
Average rating: 3.86 / 5.0 Based on 7 reviews.
|Chef/owner opened up 30 min early to serve us, very friendly service. We asked for a recommendation and it was delicious - Sizzling Tofu (with vegetables). The steamed dumplings also yummy. Would definitely return if in the area.
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|They have had total remodel and new chef. Food is outstanding. Dumplings, Candied Ham, Tofu wrapped Veggies are my favorite. It's now quite, very well decorated and a joy to eat there! The food is definitely better than Garden Fresh, IMHO. You must order "Chicken Nuggets" when there. They are not on menu - so scrumptious!
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|The dumplings are wonderful! Worth a trip just for the dumplings. You can buy 50 pcs. for $16.95 (+tax) to go. Friendly, fast service. Small but comfortable place.
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|Nice place. The owner, Victor, was very friendly & recommended several dishes for us. They also served us at 2:30 on a Sunday even though it says they close from 2:30-5.
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|Good value. Tasty food for cheap. Not as good as Garden Fresh, but very close and cheaper! Lots of fake meat. The duck is amazing. Fried rice is great and the Hot and Sour soup is really good. They do put ketchup on lots of things that normally would not have it, so you might want to check before you order, cause its a little weird.
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|The menu is mock meat loaded. They really cater to what the customer wants. We go just for the dumplings.
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|good service. portions are large. not as good as it used to be since changing hands a few years ago.
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In less than 24 hours, rebels used surface-to-air missiles to strike down two aircraft in northern Syria, marking a turning point in their war with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
Since the end of July, the Syrian regime has used fighter jets to try to suppress a growing insurgency. The air force has frequently bombarded rebel-held areas across the country, causing high casualties.
Yet on Wednesday morning, rebels shot down a warplane in the northern province of Aleppo, a reporter said.
The warplane crashed after being hit with a missile, causing a massive explosion and releasing a tower of black smoke into the sky, said the reporter, who was a few kilometers away.
The previous day, insurgents had downed an army helicopter for the first time.
"It's a turning point," said Riad Kahwaji, expert at the Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis.
"If the Syrian air force starts losing several aircraft every day, that will be a significant turning point because the regime will lose its superiority and will no longer be able to use its main means of delivering strong fire power effectively," Kahwaji told reporters.
The jet fell on an olive grove 1km away from the village of Tourmanin, north of the embattled city of Aleppo.
Wednesday's attack, claimed by a rebel Free Syrian Army group, occurred near the Sheikh Suleiman base, the last garrison in government hands between Syria's second city and the Turkish border.
Dozens of rebels rushed to the scene minutes after the plane was shot down, crying out Allahu Akbar! ("God is great").
Children rummaged among the smoldering debris, as the stench of kerosene and burning plastic rose. Some teenagers picked up pieces of the plane's broken wings, others played with ammunition.
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed that the jet had been brought down with a missile.
While some witnesses gave a similar version, others said rebels had used an anti-aircraft gun.
It appeared more likely that the rebels used a missile as the plane had been flying at a high altitude.
Rebels in Tourmanin said members of the insurgent Ahrar Daret Ezza group, whose name means the Free People of Daret Ezza, were responsible for the strike.
"The plane had the time to drop its bombs just before it crashed," one witness said.
The crash caused an explosion that was easily heard several kilometers away.
The two pilots in the plane ejected before the crash, with one of them captured immediately after making a parachute landing, witnesses said. The fate of the second pilot is unknown.
The jet was the second government aircraft to have been shot down by rebels using missiles in less than 24 hours.
In the same area on Tuesday, insurgents downed the army helicopter with a ground-to-air missile, in what the Observatory said had the potential to change the balance of military power in the 20-month old conflict.
The gunship had been on a strafing run near Sheikh Suleiman.
Little more than a week ago, the rebels seized tanks, armored vehicles, artillery, 120mm mortars and rocket launchers when they took the regime forces' sprawling Base 46, about 12km west of Aleppo.
Rebel commander General Ahmed Faj told reporters on Friday that the rebels had also seized surface-to-air missiles from the base.
"If the rebels have a significant arsenal of surface-to-air missiles, like the well-known Stingers that decimated Russian helicopters and jets in Afghanistan, [al-]Assad's army will lose part of its control of the sky," Syria expert Fabrice Balanche told reporters. "Rebel-held areas will become safe, and insurgents will be able to go on the offensive without fearing the aerial threat."


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Manhattan's Gravity Fitness is charging customers $110 an hour for training session with the Nintendo Wii. Trainers incorporate Wii sports games, like boxing, with traditional exercise sessions. The gym's executive director Mark Natale says the Wii is just another workout tool, like treadmills and elliptical trainers with attached video screens. For $50 an hour, I will drink margaritas poolside and train you to do laps.


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I wouldn't be upset if he played Tests for us, though. Scaly's words have basis.
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a) An irrational hatred of Ronchi; and
b) A faulty assumption that Ryder will be back.
But if he's correct in the later of those, then NZ's middle order will look like this:
4. Taylor
5. Brownlie
6. Ryder
7. Watling
Taylor and Ryder are absolute locks for 4 and 6 respectively. Scaly is being unnecessarily dismissive of Brownlie and Watling. They weren't just the best of a bad bunch. Their failures in 45ao-gate were the most forgiveable - both got unplayable deliveries from Philander that leaped off a good length on the line of off stump and jagged away. They both averaged 40+ against the best fast bowling attack in the world. Their efforts legitimately demand reselection for the England series. Watling's keeping isn't the flashest, but it's hardly like New Zealand have a top quality spin bowler whose presence requires a high class keeper. So unless you decide to drop Williamson and move everyone up by one position there's not really a place for Ronchi at this stage. Watling could yet come undone, but his efforts in SA and his performances in ODI's in 2012 should've secured his position in the side until at least the conclusion of New Zealand's tour of England.
If Ryder isn't available, I would be tempted to bat Ronchi at 7, relieve BJ of the keeping duties and tell him to focus on making runs at 6. Still, even that's tricky, as that would leave NZ worryingly light on 5th bowling options. He'd need to keep piling on the runs in domestic cricket for the pro's to outweigh the con's.
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Haha yeah, I've always thought a bit along those lines. The old non-counting score policy tends to dapple the light the way a Kiwi likes it, and because a bad ball doesn't have the finality risk of a bad shot, it should more reliably enhance our XI than a batsman. Take the edge off and you should get them chipping in with 3-3-2-2 hauls at everyday low prices.
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One final word on the Ronchi thing: I'm not saying he shouldn't make the side because he's a terrible cricketer, I'm saying he doesn't fit because we already have a performing wicketkeeper, Brownlie has made runs, and Taylor and Ryder are (well okay, only likely in Ryder's case) returning. His style of play does not suit being a 3-5 either.
You could shuffle the deck chairs to fit everyone in but that means designating a valuable and scarce resource to open the batting when none of the middle order batsmen, probably Watling included, are cut for opening.
Btw I forgot to ask earlier but Flynn seems to have batted himself out of everyones fan made teams, even as an opener. I know he scored piffle but I take it he got out in numpty ways?
On the topic of Flynn opening, I have a feeling it's going to happen for England but I don't think it will work. He has the defensive technique but his scoring shots are not opener material. Too slashy.
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1) Ross is Boss.
2) See point 1.
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Lecture to Explore How Socialist Legacies of Art Affect New Urban Settings in Former Soviet Union
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Bruce Grant, professor of anthropology at New York University, will give a talk on "The Edifice Complex: Social Lives of Architecture in the Contemporary Caucasus" on Thursday, Feb. 21 at 4 p.m. in North Lounge, Billings.
Grant's speech, part of the Burack President's Distinguished Lecture Series, will explore the recent and often stunning changes in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, to consider how enduring socialist legacies of art, sovereignty, and reading between the lines of state power come into play in new urban settings. Grant combines methodologies and insights from the fields of history, geography, religious studies and anthropology to better understand changing social practices in the Former Soviet Union. His work has focused on both the Russian Far East and the Caucasus.
The talk, sponsored by the Russian and East European Studies program and the Anthropology Department, is free and open to the public and will be followed by a reception in Billings Apse.
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Missoula police will be out in force on New Year's Eve in a concerted effort to keep drunk drivers off the road.
Corporal Paul Kelly says extra patrols of police, sheriff's deputies and troopers from the Montana Highway Patrol will be on the roads around Western Montana looking for drunk, drugged, and distracted drivers.
Kelley says being arrested for DUI is neither enjoyable nor cheap. With the no-tolerance policy in place, no one will get off with a warning, but rather will be arrested and booked into the Missoula County Jail. That humiliating experience, along with the expense of hiring a lawyer, paying for alcohol testing, and possible suspension of a driver's license will hopefully be a deterrent to those who want to take the chance of drinking and driving.
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What happens when one of theater's most prolific playwrights "comes up dry" and is forced to endure the possibility that he may never write another successful play?
Sidney Bruhl, an award-winning author, has not had a hit in many years. To make ends meet he is forced to teach seminars to aspiring writers.
When a student presents him with the best script Sidney has read in a long time, the wheels in Sidney's head start turning.
What if Sidney just submitted the manuscript under his own name? His reputation would be restored. His financial dilemmas solved.
The question is how can he steal the script from first-time author Clifford Anderson. What follows in Magic Circle Theatre's production of Ira Levin's "Deathtrap" is a series of diabolical twists and turns that will leave audiences both gasping and laughing.
"One of the things I liked best about this play," said director Jack Stauffer, "is that every twist and turn is completely unanticipated and great fun for the audience. It has comedy, drama, shocks and plot twists galore.
"However," Stauffer said, "If you like it and tell your friends, don't give anything away. You will spoil the fun for those who haven't seen it."
Levin's "Deathtrap" premiered in 1978 and holds the record for the longest-running comedy-thriller on Broadway (with 1,800 performances) and was nominated for a Tony Award in the Best Play category.
The play is in two acts with one set and five characters and was adapted into a film in 1982 starring Christopher Reeve, Michael Caine and Dyan Cannon.
It received a rave review from New York Times theater critic Walter Kerr, who wrote that it contained "effrontery everywhere and fun straight through."
The preface to the published script describes it as "something so evil that it infects all who touch it. The thing has a life of its own."
In "Deathtrap," Levin has taken the basic components of thrillers and horror stories; murder, deceit, innocent dialogue with hidden sinister meanings, plot reversals, unexpected turns of events, etc., and twisted and rearranged the pieces again and again.
Cue magazine called it "Two-thirds a thriller and one-third a devilishly clever comedy ... suspend your disbelief and be delighted."
The Hollywood Reported reviewed it as: "The intricately fashioned plot contortions brought gasps, the comedy lines drew delighted chortle."
The cast features Mark Shilstone-Laurent, Sam Fife, Deena Welch, Laura Cote and Philip Pearce.GO!
·What: Magic Circle Theatre's "Deathtrap"
·Where: Magic Circle Theatre, 8 El Caminito, Carmel Valley
·When: Opens at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9; continues Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. through Dec.9
·Tickets: $22 general; seniors and students $20 Sundays only, available at magiccircletheatre.net or 659-7500
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Jim Mora took over UCLA's sputtering football program last season and made it relevant again. And with key pieces returning, expectations in Pasadena are high.
The Bruins got off to a soaring start.
Brett Hundley, one of those key returning pieces, threw for 274 yards and two touchdowns and ran for two more scores in No. 21 UCLA's 58-20 thumping of Nevada.
The Bruins (1-0) scored 41 points in the second half to turn the game into a laugher.
"I was happy with the way we came out of the huddle in the second half, both offensively and defensively. The blocked punt was a huge momentum changer for us," Mora said.
Hundley, whose 4,095 yards of total offense last year as a freshman broke Cade McNown's single-season school record, was 22-of-33 and added 63 yards on the ground for the Bruins, who won the Pac-12 South title last year, but fell to Stanford, 27-24, in the conference's title game.
UCLA won nine games last year, the most since 2005. The Bruins haven't won at least nine games in back-to-back seasons since 1997 and 1998. The Bruins had gone 10-16 over their previous two seasons prior to Mora's arrival.
Jordon James carried the ball 21 times for 155 yards and a touchdown and Shaquelle Evans caught six passes for 81 yards and a TD in the triumph.
Cody Fajardo ran for 106 yards and two scores, while going 19-of-32 through the air for 164 yards for the Wolf Pack (0-1), who were unable to win in head coach Brian Polian's debut.
Polian was selected to take over for Hall of Fame coach and the originator of the Pistol offense, Chris Ault. Nevada went 7-6 last season and are coming off its eighth straight bowl appearance.
Fajardo ran it in from a yard out with seven seconds left in the opening half to cap an 11-play, 81-yard drive and bring the Wolf Pack within 17-13 heading into the break, but 20 straight UCLA points to start the second half put the game away.
Hundley's 11-yard TD sprint concluded the Bruins' initial offensive possession of the second half. Kenny Orjioke then blocked Chase Tenpenny's punt following a Nevada three-and-out, which Phillip Ruhl scooped it up for a 4-yard score.
"It was a great drive by the offense in the two minute drill right before the half to make it 17-13, but then the blocked punt was the difference-maker in the entire football game. We simply cannot allow that to happen," Polian said.
Hundley's 19-yard strike to Jalen Ortiz preceded James' 26-yard touchdown run, which finished off an 10-play, 65-yard sequence and gave the hosts a 37-13 edge.
Fajardo ran in for a 19-yard touchdown on the second play of the fourth before UCLA rattled off three more scores to pull away.
Paul Perkins had a 3-yard TD run, Malcolm Jones hauled in a 25-yard score from Hundley and then plunged in from a yard out midway through the frame to increase the margin to 58-20.
Earlier, Hundley's 37-yard burst down the right sideline for a touchdown opened the scoring on UCLA's first possession before Nevada answered with a Brent Zuzo 28-yard field goal to make it 7-3.
Ka'imi Fairbairn and Zuzo exchanged made field goals in the second, 40 and 21 yards, respectively, to give UCLA a 10-6 lead. The Bruins responded following Zuzo's field goal as Hundley flipped a 5-yard score to Evans to conclude a 10- play, 73-yard march, which upped the UCLA advantage to 17-6 late in the second.
Game Notes
UCLA had 12 receivers with at least one reception ... UCLA outgained Nevada, 647-353 ... The Bruins totaled 345 yards rushing ... UCLA committed 12 penalties for 93 yards.


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Turkey and Mushroom Potpies Recipe
I always use the leftovers from our big holiday turkey to prepare this recipe. I think my family enjoys the potpies more than the original feast! —Lily Julow, Lawrenceville, Georgia
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- 4-1/3 cups sliced baby portobello mushrooms
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2-1/2 cups cubed cooked turkey
- 1 package (16 ounces) frozen peas and carrots
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 2-1/2 cups chicken broth
- 1/4 cup sour cream
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons cold butter
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- Preheat oven to 400°. In a Dutch oven, saute mushrooms and onion in oil until tender. Stir in turkey, peas and carrots, salt and pepper. Combine cornstarch and broth until smooth; gradually stir into pan. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cook and stir 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in sour cream. Transfer to eight greased 8-oz. ramekins.
- In a large bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder, thyme, baking soda and salt. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. In a small bowl, combine buttermilk and oil; stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Drop by heaping teaspoonfuls over filling.
- Bake, uncovered, until topping is golden brown and filling is bubbly, 20-25 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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