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Seeds of Resilience
Many of us live with a sort of schizophrenia as we try to reconcile our lives with what may lie ahead.
I sit behind my cabin and look up at sun filtering through the massive cedar trees and hear the same wind rustling the tree needles as has been heard for thousands of years. I have food to eat, a place to lay my head, and my family is safe.
But I know many others are not so lucky, and not a day goes by when I'm not aware of the crises we all confront as natural and social systems fall apart.
I'll confess that while YES! and others have warned about the crises for years, I didn't think they would converge so soon. We know the U.S. way of life is unsustainable. But many of us thought we still had time to move back from the cliff edge of ecological and social disaster.
I remember whispered conversations beginning some years ago among those who feared that we would do too little and act too late to stop runaway climate change. What would happen to coastal cities, food supplies, and fresh water resources on an over-heated planet?
Others weren't whispering—they were sounding the alarm. Twenty years ago, World Watch President Lester Brown, Al Gore, NASA climate scientist Jim Hansen, and others warned that the 1990s would be the decade to turn things around or face dire consequences.
More recently, it's become clear that there is another way our dependence on fossil fuels could lead to our undoing. The availability of easy-to-reach oil is on the decline. With increasing competition for what's left, this may mean the end of cheap oil, making it even less likely that we can go back to an over-consumptive economy.
We should be able to rally ourselves as a society to take on climate change, peak oil, and a stalled economy, and make the transition to a sustainable society. But much of the media and government has been captured by powerful corporate interests whose influence hinders needed action.
So what are we to do in the face of these threats to our planet and to our lives?
This issue of YES! is about ways people are buffering themselves from the uncertainties of the times by creating more resilient ways of life. These people are starting urban farms, solar energy co-ops, DIY skill sharing, land trusts, and other projects. They're turning to each other for the sort of security they didn't find in over-leveraged homes and a speculative stock market.
While many of these efforts are still on the fringes, they are gaining support, even from those not normally interested in green living.
For a while yet, we may be living in a dual world. In one, business as usual continues, punctuated by increasingly turbulent weather and social breakdowns. In the other, we rebuild our communities and begin to build the foundations of a new world.
In the business-as-usual world, reactions to these changes may get increasingly bizarre as people blame everything from gay marriage to immigration for their insecurity.
But there are responses far better than blame. We can ground ourselves in the hands-on work of growing food, becoming energy efficient, generating green energy, and fostering relationships of respect and appreciation.
We don't have to wait for an election or a petition to sign. We can just get on with the community work that will allow us to live better, whether or not a systemic collapse happens in our lifetime.
Sarah van Gelder wrote this article for , the Fall 2010 issue of YES! Magazine. Sarah is YES! Magazine's executive editor.
- Take a peek at our Fall 2010 issue,
- Ecovillages, fallen fruit, and how to build a cob house: It's all on our
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There's a war raging between hackers and companies, and you're caught in the crossfire. Every time a company gets hacked, you have to change your password. And don't you dare reuse it somewhere else.
Dreaming up a different password for every site and service is the only way to keep your stuff safe online, but it's also a gigantic nuisance. There's one thing you can—and should—do to help: Get a password manager program.

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Financial assistance provided to the indigent by the government. The redress, or benefit, given by a court to an individual who brings a legal action.
The relief sought in a lawsuit might, for example, be the return of property wrongfully taken by another, compensation for an injury in the form of damages, or enforcement of a contract.
n. generic term for all types of benefits which an order or judgment of court can give a party to a lawsuit, including money award, injunction, return of property, property title, alimony, and dozens of other possibilities. (See: judgment)
relief(Aid), noun accommodation, assistance, auxilium, avail, backing, care, cooperation, help, ministration, ministry, promotion, rescue, respite, salvation, subsidium, succor, support, sustenance, treatment
relief(Legal redress), noun award, compensation, correction, decision, indemnification, judgment, payment, recompense, rectification, remedy, reparation, restitution, restoration, retribution, satisfaction
Associated concepts: affirmative relief, bill of discovery and relief, complete relief, declaratory relief, further relief, priiary relief, supplemental relief
Foreign phrases: Judex non reddit plus quam quod petens ipse requirit.A judge should not render judgments for a larger sum than the plaintiff demands.
relief(Release), noun abatement, alleviation, assuagement, deliverance, diminishment, discharge, disencumberance, easement, liberation, mitigation, palliation, reduction, remedium, remission, respite, rest, sublevatio
See also: abatement, aid, assistance, benefit, benevolence, betterment, charity, contour, cure, help, immunity, indemnification, mitigation, mollification, outline, panacea, reinforcement, remedial statute, remedy, remission, reparation, replacement, service, shape, solace, substitute, support
RELIEF, Eng. law. A relief was an incident to every feudal tenure, by way of fine or composition with the lord for taking up the estate which was lapsed or fallen in by the death of the last tenant. At one time the amount was arbitrary; but afterwards the relief of a knight's fee became fixed at one hundred shillings. 2 Bl. Com. 65.
RELIEF, practice. That assistance which a court of chancery will lend to a party to annul a contract tinctured with fraud, or where there has been a mistake or accident; courts of equity grant relief to all parties in cases where they have rights, ex aequo et bono, and modify and fashion that relief according to circumstances.


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Ser Archibald Yronwood is knight of House Yronwood, nephew to Lord Anders Yronwood. Ser Archibald is one of the men sent to accompany Quentyn Martell on his way to find Daenerys Targaryen and offer her alliance with Dorne.
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He is six-and-a-half-feet tall, broad of shoulder, huge of belly, with legs like tree trunks, hands the size of hams, and no neck. His arms are thick enough to rival even Strong Belwas. Because of some disease in his childhood his hair had fallen out and now he is bald.[1]
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A Feast for Crows
Prince Doran Martell tells his daughter Princess Arianne that Ser Archibald, his cousin Ser Cletus Yronwood, Maester Kedry, Ser Gerris Drinkwater, and Ser Willam Wells are voyaging to Meereen to betroth Prince Quentyn to Daenerys Targaryen.[2]
A Dance with Dragons
While still off the coast of the Disputed Lands, the party's ship was ambushed by corsairs and Cletus, Kedry, and Willam were slain. In Volantis, the survivors try to hire a ship that will transport them to Meereen but this is unsuccessful. Ser Archibald suggests taking the demon road, but his idea is dismissed in favor of Gerris's plan to join the Windblown, a sellsword company on its way to the city.[1]
Among the mercenaries he used the name Ser Greenguts in order to hide his real name. The alias came after he was sick most of the time on the ship when Quentyn and his companions traveled to Volantis. When Yronwood and the rest planned how to desert the Windblown, the Tattered Prince summoned them and made them join a party of Westerosi mercenaries who are to pretend that they betrayed the company and want to join Daenerys.[3]
In Meereen, Daenerys summons him with Quentyn and Gerris. The Dornishmen present themselves and the Prince reveals their reason to be there. Unfortunately Daenerys declines Quentyn's offer for marriage since she is about to be married to Hizdahr zo Loraq. The Queen advises the Dornishmen to return to Dorne but they are determined to stay.[4]
Ser Archibald helps Quentyn in his scheme to take the dragons, although he and Gerris show disagreement with this idea.[5] When Viserion mortally wounds Quentyn, Ser Archibald tries to beat the flames with his bares hands but to little success. Both Yronwood and Drinkwater are arrested for treason but neither of them gives resistance in their grief.[6]
Barristan Selmy visits the Dornishmen in their prison cells where he tells them that they are to be hanged for treason and for killing four of the Queen's guards. Ser Archibald informs him that he actually killed only one but he also knows that the new king, Hizdahr zo Loraq, wouldn't care about that. Gerris blames everything that has happened on Daenerys but Yronwood manages to calm him down and tells Ser Barristan what exactly happened when they tried to capture the dragons and also that Quentyn promised Pentos to the Tattered Prince for his help in the plan. The old knight sees opportunity and offers them a ship to Dorne and Quentyn's bones if they deliver a message to the Windblown leader. He wants the Dornishmen to tell the Tattered Prince that he will be given Pentos if he helps in freeing the Meereenese prisoners in Yunkai. Gerris Drinkwater refuses but Ser Archibald accepts and convinces his younger companion to go along this plan.[6]
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References and Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 6, The Merchant's Man.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 40, Princess In The Tower.
- ↑ A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 25, The Windblown.
- ↑ A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 50, Daenerys VIII.
- ↑ A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 60, The Spurned Suitor.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 A Dance with Dragons, Chapter 70, The Queen's Hand.


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Ever since I moved to D.C., I've been on the prowl for a new set of wheels. Nothing too fancy, you see — this is kind of a tough town to own a car. I just need something small, reliable, practical, efficient and reasonably fun to drive. You know, like an older Honda Civic.
But now, thanks to Craigslist, I found a Civic that's right up my alley. That's because it runs the quarter-mile in nine seconds.
Allegedly, anyway. This 1994 Civic from Northern Virginia showed up on D.C. Craigslist with a laundry list of insane modifications, including a full 10-point roll cage, a blueprinted engine with a custom T4 turbocharger and intercooler, and a reworked suspension. The seller claims it has 850 horsepower and "has a lot more potential."
If all this stuff is true, it's one obscenely badass Honda Civic. Sometimes when we do "Found on Craigslist," we rag on the ridiculous cars people try to sell, but this seems like a pretty commendable effort to me. Click here if the ad disappears.
The seller is asking $16,000 for it. What say you, Jalops? Nice Price or Crack Pipe?
Hat tip to @DCAutoGeek!


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You must attend a shelving workshop before you can start volunteering to shelve. The workshop is held the first Wednesday of every month at 4:00 p.m. in the Tabby Theater. You may not sign up for more than two...
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1. Russia Softens Rhetoric
The tensions between Russia and Ukraine softened slightly this morning after Russian President Vladimir Putin pulled back troops that had been conducting military exercises near the Ukraine border. He said the exercises were not in preparation for going into Ukraine.
But the Russian president also said the new Ukrainian government in the capital Kiev was not legitimate and accused the West of encouraging an "unconstitutional coup." Putin said that Moscow reserves the right to use its military to protect Russians in Ukraine but hopes it won't need to.
Russian soldiers and pro-Russian militias went into Ukraine's Crimea region over the weekend and took over military bases and airports, putting the world on edge over the possibility of violent territorial disputes. Putin said today that he hopes he will not have to use further force in other parts of Ukraine, leaving open the possibility of more conflict to come.
2. The U.S. Offers $1 Billion Aid Package to Ukraine
Secretary of State John Kerry flew to the capitol of Ukraine today and offered the country $1 billion in aid. The move is a signal to Russia and the world that the U.S. is on the side of Ukraine's new pro-Western government.
The interim government emerged after protesters in Ukraine's capital last month called for nationwide elections and limiting the powers of then-president Viktor Yanukovich. Parliament agreed, and then a few days later, Yanukovich left the country and fled to Moscow, seeking Russian protection. The Ukraine parliament then impeached Yanukovich. Putin views Yanukovich as the rightful president, and the interim government as illegitimate and sent troops in Ukraine's autonomous region of Crimea.
3. The Struggle Over Crimea Is Partly About East-West Relationships
The political upheaval in Ukraine in recent weeks was partly about whether Ukraine would become more aligned with the European Union and the West or remain closely aligned with Russia.
The protesters in Ukraine's capital, along with about 12 percent of the population in Crimea that identify themselves as ethnic Tatars, wanted the government to become more pro-European. They succeeded in setting new national elections for May.
Putin is arguing that a group of anti-Russian extremists now in power in Ukraine were a threat to Russian-speaking people who live in Crimea, justifying Russia's invasion of Crimea.
4. President Obama, European Leaders, and the United Nations Are Warning Russia to Back Off
President Obama has warned Russia "there will be costs" for any military intervention in Ukraine, and Secretary of State John Kerry today said "Our partners will have absolutely no choice but to join us to continue to expand upon steps we have taken in recent days in order to isolate Russia politically, diplomatically and economically."
Today a spokeswoman for the U.S. Department of State said economic sanctions are "likely" against Russia.
European Union foreign ministers met Monday to work on a response to Russia's military moves, one that could include economic sanctions. In addition, the United States is laying groundwork to kick Russia out of the G-8 due to the military action in Crimea.
The United Nations is sending a team to investigate the situation in Crimea this week, while NATO meeting Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen called the situation a "breach of international law" and called on Russia to de-escalate the situation.
Countries including the U.S. have suspended their planning for the G-8 conference in response to Russia's behavior.
5. Russia Has 6,000 Troops in Crimea, Fired Warning Shots This Morning
Russia said it has sent about 6,000 troops into Crimea to protect Russian citizens, in addition to pro-Russian militias that were already in Crimea. The Ukraine government claims Russia has sent 16,000 troops into Crimea.
Together they have taken over parliament, the airports, and many government buildings. Troops have also surrounded or taken over many military bases, though not violently.
This morning, unarmed Ukrainians tried to take back one of their bases, but as they approached Russian militia soldiers stationed outside the Russians fired warning shots into the air. A tense standoff ensued for hours until the Ukrainian eventually turned and left.
The Ukraine military still holds five bases plus its naval headquarters in Crimea.
6. The World is Waiting to See What Will Happen Next
Ukraine has mobilized its troops to readiness levels but has not said it will take action against the Russian forces.
Russia has not made any move to go beyond Crimea into the rest of Ukraine.
World leaders will decide on how to respond to Russia's military moves this week, which could include economic sanctions or more serious action.
The AP contributed to this report.


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metallic taste, or an unpleasant or revolting taste
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Ingredients and Preparation
- Preheat oven to 425ºF.
- Place the chard in a large pot of boiling water and cook for about 5 minutes. Drain and let cool a bit. Squeeze out any excess water and cut the chard into large pieces.
- Mix chard, ricotta, and 1/3 cup of each type of shredded cheese in a bowl. Set aside.
- Heat oil in a deep nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add onion and garlic, and sauté for a few minutes. Reduce heat to medium, and add tomatoes and basil. Cook for 10-15 minutes without a lid, stirring occasionally.
- Coat a 9x9-inch, or similar-sized, baking pan with nonstick cooking spray. Layer first with the chard-ricotta mixture, then the noodles, and then the sauce. Repeat layers about 2 more times (or until sauces run out), finishing with tomato sauce on top. Add the milk around the pan's edges and sprinkle with the remaining cheese.
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The Nokia N900 is the successor to the company's Internet Tablet family. The device features cellular connectivity and phone functionality, along with a Mozilla-based browser with full Adobe Flash 9.4 support. Specs wise, the N900 sports the ARM Cortex-A8 CPU, 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen, 5MP camera, OpenGL ES 2.0, Wi-Fi and HSPA.


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Goat Milk Ice Cream with Molasses Syrup Swirl
You've probably noticed, I'm addicted to anything and everything goat. Whether it's goat ricotta cheese, goat cheese Gouda or simple chèvre, I cannot get enough of goat's milk unique flavor profile. I often use goat dairy products in savory dishes, but I thought it would be fun to experiment with goat milk in desserts. After some thought, it occurred to me that there is no better showcase for goat milk than making ice cream.
I made a simple custard using goat milk and chilled it overnight. I churned the ice cream and finished it with swirls of molasses and raisin syrup. The result was silky, delicious and not too rich. I've heard that goat milk is more easily digestible than regular cow's milk, which is good for the lactose-intolerant members of my family. The only downside: there wasn't enough to feed everyone!
Yields: 10 servings3 cups goat milk
8 egg yolks
3/4 cup granulated sugar
2-½ teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1/8 teaspoon salt
½ cup molasses and raisin syrup (recipe follows)
The day before...
Place the goat milk and ¼ cup granulated sugar in a saucepan. Bring to a near boil. While waiting for the milk to boil, you have to be very careful. Don't go anywhere else. If the phone rings or someone's at the door, let it go. You really have to focus until the milk is hot, otherwise you'll be cleaning your stove and scraping off burnt milk all night long!
In a stainless-steel mixing bowl, using an electric handheld mixer, whisk the egg yolks with the remaining granulated sugar until the texture thickens. Make a "double boiler" (a pot filled with hot water, covered with a piece of cloth) and place the bowl filled with whisked eggs on top. Slowly pour in the goat milk so that the eggs don't curdle and continue whisking the eggs at full speed for about 3-4 minutes. Check the temperature of the eggs; they should feel warm to the touch. Remove from the double boiler. Make sure the eggs are whisked for a long time, so the custard doesn't taste eggy and the texture is light and airy.
Note: Remember, the ice cream mixture should be slightly too sweet to your taste before placing it in the ice cream machine because it will taste less sweet when it's frozen.
Transfer the mixture back to the deep sauce pan. Cook until the custard thickens, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon for about 8 minutes. Turn off the heat and add vanilla extract and salt. Stir well. Strain the liquid through a fine mesh sieve into a bowl to remove any solids.
Transfer the custard to a bowl. Place the bowl into an ice bath. When the cream is cool completely, cover with a piece of plastic wrap; make sure the plastic wrap is directly in contact with the custard to keep it from forming a skin. Let it cool completely and refrigerate overnight.
The following day...
To check if the mixture is ready to be churned, make sure the ice cream mixture is as cold as possible before you transfer it to the machine; the temperature of the liquid shouldn't exceed 45°F.
Pour the mixture into the ice cream maker canister. Fill about two-thirds of the container as the ice cream will expand, and let the machine do its magic. The consistency will be firm but still soft-serve.
Transfer the ice cream onto a slab of marble (previously placed in the freezer to keep the ice cream chilled). Spread a layer of the molasses and raisin syrup, then fold the ice cream using 2 spades (I used dough scrapers) to create a swirl.
Transfer the ice cream into an airtight container in the freezer to harden for at least 2 hours. I let it rest overnight.
When you're ready to serve, drizzle more molasses and raisin syrup over the goat milk ice cream.
Bon appétit!
I usually add a little salt to most desserts. Salt brings out the flavors and will enhance the taste of your sweets.
Goat milk has a different taste than regular cow's milk. It's rich in folic acid and less fatty.
How to make molasses and raisin syrup: In a non-stick pan, melt 2 teaspoons butter. Add 3 tablespoons golden raisins. Turn off the heat and flavor with 2 teaspoons grated ginger (if used). Set aside. In a sauce pan, melt 4 tablespoons sugar without any water over high heat. It's important to carefully watch the sugar; as soon as the edges of the pan start caramelizing, immediately lower the heat to medium-low. Gently jiggle the saucepan in circles. Do not use a spoon! Lower the heat to the lowest setting when there are only a few remaining non-caramelized pieces. Don't let the sugar get dark brown or you'll get a burnt taste. When all the sugar is an amber color, remove from the heat, pause for about a minute (be careful of splattering when the butter is added), then slowly add 1 tablespoon butter and 1/8 teaspoon salt. Stir constantly with a wooden spoon. Bring back to the stove using the lowest setting, and add 1/3 cup goat milk (or cream) little by little. Let the sauce cool down a bit. Add 3 tablespoons dark molasses and the golden raisins to the caramel. Stir well. Let cool to room temperature.Published By: on July 8, 2011.


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This isn't the best place to put this information, but I'm taking off for New Orleans early in the morning and won't be back until Sunday evening. I'm getting lots of email from students, so I'm hoping a few of them will pick up on this and spread the news.
Students are registering for spring term classes, and they're trying to get into my cancer biology course — it filled up, boom, in a flash, so there are apparently many disappointed people who weren't in one of the early registration slots. Sorry, but I'm not sending out permission numbers through email. Sign up for the waiting list if you're still interested! I'll take a look at the demand next week and decide what to do.
I should have known cancer would be so popular.


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Well, after neglecting this site for a while, I decided it was a good idea to upgrade WordPress for the sake of security. Then the white screen of death reared its ugly head! Unfortunately, I upgraded the site over the browser on my phone, so I wasn't really in a position to fix it. … Then I got busy… then I forgot… TEN DAYS LATER I finally decided to start disabling plugins (by renaming their folders from "name" to "name.bak") and renaming them back one by one; testing the site in between each one. Turned out it was just 1 plugin that wasn't compatible w/ the latest version of WordPress.
SO, if you find you have a white-screen of death, try this:
- Make sure your database was updated correctly. (Google this; it's just a php file you point to)
- Make sure your wp-config.php file contains the proper AUTH_KEY, SECURE_AUTH_KEY, LOGGED_IN_KEY, and NONCE_KEY.
- If still broken: disable each plugin by appending a ".bak" to its folder (in the wp-content/plugins/ directory) and renaming them back one by one, testing the page inbetween. Once it goes white again, then you have your culprit. This works on the assumption that disabling all of your plugins brings back the site.
- If all plugins are disabled, and it still doesn't work, then (I've heard) check the end of the wp-config.php file and make sure there isn't an extra newline at the end.
SO, what did I learn? (And what can you learn to?): Update your plugins before upgrading your WordPress version!


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The language of personal faith appears to be helping GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum turn lingering doubts among Protestant evangelicals about Mitt Romney's Mormonism (and even President Obama's Christianity) into a poll surge.
Mr. Santorum, the former US senator from Pennsylvania, was excoriated by pundits this week, after a 2008 speech to Ave Maria University surfaced in which he suggested that Satan is waging a "spiritual war" on the United States. Earlier in the week, Santorum, a Roman Catholic and staunch social conservative, talked about Mr. Obama adhering to "phony theology," a quip that Santorum later insisted wasn't about the president's faith but about his support of "radical environmentalism."
Then the Rev. Franklin Graham, son of evangelist Billy Graham, added to the controversy by suggesting he couldn't "categorically" say whether Obama, who has repeatedly stated that he's a Christian, may be totally genuine in his Christian beliefs. He also said, when asked about Romney's faith, that most evangelicals don't consider Mormonism to be a Christian faith.
Amid an unusually unsettled nomination process, the focus on faith may be just the latest example in which a candidate attempts to draw a distinction for undecided voters while forcing his competitors to defend their beliefs. Voters will ultimately decide whether a candidate's theology is a valid issue in a political campaign, or whether the debate should stick to concerns such as jobs, the economy, and illegal immigration.
At the same time, Santorum is striking a chord with religious voters. He has nearly doubled his support among white, evangelical Republican voters in the past month, going from 22 percent support in mid-January to 41 percent by Feb. 15, according to a survey by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life. While a higher percentage of mainline Protestants support Mitt Romney, 21 percent now support Santorum, up from 9 percent in mid-January.
Persuading Christian conservatives, and evangelical Protestants in particular, that he shares their morals may pay off for Santorum in next Tuesday's pivotal primaries in Arizona and Michigan. But religious probing is also a way for voters, traditionally, to take stock of candidates' values and beliefs.
"American religions serve as a proxy for morality, and what we really want to know is whether or not our presidential candidates are good, decent, honorable people," says Randall Balmer, a professor of American religion at Columbia University, in New York. "The flawed premise, of course, is that somebody who does not have religious affiliation cannot be a moral person, and that's demonstrably false. But we don't know how to ask the question in any other way."
In Santorum's case, former GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin on Tuesday criticized the "lamestream media" for getting "wee-weed up" about Santorum's "Satan" comments back in 2008, suggesting the language would be familiar to any American who has gone to Sunday school. Santorum's general point – debating the idea of good versus evil – is regular Sunday morning fare in America, where 120 million people go to church regularly.
"The theology that [Obama] would adopt by reading the book of Luke results in him being able to say we need to increase taxes on hardworking Americans – that's OK, but Rick Santorum talking about good and evil isn't OK?" Ms. Palin told Fox News. [maybe just take this section out: "Mainstream media – they make me sick. They're hypocrites, and we need to call them out."
But other conservative bloggers, who say the Satan speech has largely been a distraction, doubt if over-emphasizing faith is sound campaign policy. Santorum "did say these things, and he'll have to have an answer for these things when queried," conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh said. Such a query may come as soon as Thursday night at a GOP candidate debate in Arizona, to be aired on CNN.
"This was a very self-limiting approach by Santorum," Republican strategist Rich Galen told the news site Newsmax. "By bringing these issues to the fore, Santorum has reminded everyone else why they don't want him to be the nominee."
Santorum's reference to Obama's "theology," and similar comments like one in December when he said Obama and his allies adhere to a "religion of self" over biblical theology, could backfire in a general election – especially because Obama comes across as confident in a faith that he has invoked many times as president. But Santorum's attempt to distinguish himself from Romney may already be gaining traction, as evidenced by polls showing Santorum closing in in both Arizona and Michigan.
"For Santorum it's really a two-fer: He can vaguely ... cast aspersions on the president, but also highlight the otherness of Romney's Mormonism.... Romney, frankly, keeps fumbling that issue and refuses to clear it up," says Professor Balmer.
Romney's Mormon faith is often cited as one potential reason he hasn't yet sealed the deal with conservative evangelical voters. Romney's usual answer to questions about his religion, that he leaves theology to the Mormon church, fails to give voters the kinds of insights they seeking into how Romney's faith may affect his policies, Balmer says.
At the same time, Romney, too, is warming to using faith as a debating point, suggesting at a campaign event in Michigan on Tuesday that Obama has "fought against religion" and has attempted to impose a "secular" agenda on the body politic.


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BATCH Metadata
From UA Libraries Digital Services Planning and Documentation
for a Word document of this information with images please see here.
- 1 Make list of item identifiers to include in the batch
- 2 Use list of item ids to parse out rows from the descriptive Metadata
- 3 Make notation of batch in collection descriptive metadata and save
- 4 Save copy of parsed out rows to a separate batch xlsx document
- 5 Export tab delimited text document in utf-8 for use in creating MODS.xml
Make list of item identifiers to include in the batch
- Use a DOS prompt to run "FOR" loops to generate reports of all .tif files you want to include in the batch. The "FOR" loop is written like this: For /r %i in (*.tif) do echo %~nxi >> output.txt
- Open the resulting output files in excel and remove any extensions, or, sub-item level naming with a "LEFT" text formula The "LEFT" formula it written like this: =LEFT(Text,Num_chars) And in our case we use 21 for the number of characters as that includes only up to item level identification.
- Drag this formula down the length of the list to populate all the cells with the row adjusted formula
- Then select the whole column, copy, and "paste special - values" back over the formulas
- While the column is still selected run "remove duplicates" from the "data" tab to reduce the list down to just unique item level identifiers.
Use list of item ids to parse out rows from the descriptive Metadata
- Copy the list of unique item level ids from the output .xlsx and temporarily paste them into a blank column in the descriptive metadata for the collection from which you are making the batch.
- Select the list of unique ids and the "filename" column on the main sheet of the descriptive metadata, and apply "conditional formatting" "duplicate values"
- The item level identifiers in the filename column will now be highlighted if there is a match with an id collected from the items in the scans folder being processed for upload
Make notation of batch in collection descriptive metadata and save
- Mark the "staff notes" or "batch column" in the highlighted rows with the number of the batch being processed, then delete the temporary list of unique item level ids and save the collection descriptive metadata.
- Sort the whole sheet by the values in the batch column then copy and paste those rows of metadata into a new spreadsheet.
- Copy and paste the header row from the descriptive metadata to the batch spreadsheet
- Close the collection descriptive metadata without saving the sort.
Save copy of parsed out rows to a separate batch xlsx document
- Save the batch metadata as an .xlsx excel spreadsheet file
- This file is also ready to be exported from excel as a tab delimited text file for use in making MODS.xml files and upload to the server.
Export tab delimited text document in utf-8 for use in creating MODS.xml
- From Excel, Save as "Text (Tab delimited) (*.txt)" and open the resulting file in Notepad++
- In Notepad++ select all the text in the file and from the "Search" drop down open the "replace" window.
- First replace "quote tab" with tab then replace "tab quote" with tab. Doing these two replacements removes quotes placed around fields by excel The "tab" character is written as \t so "tab quote" is written like \t"
- Encode the batch text file in "UTF-8 without BOM"
- Save the. txt file as it is now ready to be used for making MODS.xml files for upload


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bmstinton93 wrote:Did Chris mention on Saturday that their Saturday show gets more listeners than Dermot O Leary or did I mishear? Surely that can't be correct?
Last time I heard that stat, it was that they get more listeners than Dermot specifically in Manchester, which could be true. The graphs etc I saw this time were London only. It certainly won't be true that they get more listeners than Radio 2 nationwide at that time.


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Q&A with Senior Shortstop Vance Albitz
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Senior Vance Albitz has already produced a storied career at UC San Diego but he wants to add a long chapter on the 2010 postseason. The Tritons, ranked No. 1 nationally, will begin the NCAA Tournament on Thursday with a 2 p.m. matchup against Hawaii Pacific at the MLB Urban Youth Academy in Compton. Taking his usual spot at shortstop and hitting out of his typical leadoff role will be Albitz, who has 323 hits through his four years as a Triton. Senior Day arrived on April 25 this season and appropriately enough, Albitz became the UCSD's all-time hits leader in that afternoon's 9-1 victory over Cal State Dominguez Hills. In 2009, the Torrance native became the Tritons' fourth-ever ABCA/Rawlings All-American and earned the National Defensive Player of the Year award. Before the team hit the road for this season's playoffs, Albitz took a few moments to talk about the direction of the Tritons, respecting the game with a touch of swagger, his political science studies and a hypothetical presidency.
Q: Your first opponent in the West Regional is Hawaii Pacific, a team the Tritons last challenged in 2007. What do you expect out of the Thursday matchup with the Sea Warriors, considering there is such a lack of familiarity between the two teams?
ALBITZ: I think we all expect some pretty good baseball. Who we're playing really doesn't mean anything. At the beginning of the year, we even went as far as not mentioning who we were playing all week. If we play our game, there aren't a whole of teams that could play with us.
Q: In 2009, UCSD captured the California Collegiate Athletic Association title, the CCAA Tournament title, the NCAA West Regional title and won two games at the College World Series. Can you talk a little bit about the mindset of the team over the offseason through all the preparations for 2010?
ALBITZ: [Senior catcher] Justin Robles put it the best when he said, "Watching Emporia State celebrate at home plate last year was inspiration enough during the offseason."
Q: For most of this season, you've had junior transfer Grant Bauer as your double play partner. The two of you have combined for just six errors in 2010 and at second base, he leads the infielders with a .995 fielding percentage. At this point of the year, how high is the chemistry level between you two?
ALBITZ: The two of us get along really well, which is important when talking about middle infielders. The thing with Grant is that he brings a lot more to our team than just his play on the field, not to mention the fact that he only has one of the six errors.
Q: The die-hard UCSD fans out there know about the routine when you step up to the plate. They get into a timed clapping rhythm as your intro song, "Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes, blares on the speakers at Triton Ballpark. Can you describe that ritual and tell us how that got started?
ALBITZ: Most of the time, I don't even know what's going on. I'm thinking about my at-bat. It's pretty cool that people cheer for me when I walk up to the plate though.
Q: The "Unwritten Rules of Baseball" are never really discussed, but they are consistently defended by players when dicey situations arise in games. Without mentioning any names, what has been the worst offense by an opponent to these "codes of the sport" during your time as a Triton?
ALBITZ: I don't like when guys overly watch their home runs, especially when they're losing. I remember one instance when a player practically walked around the bases after a homerun he hit. The only thing was that it was late in the game and we were smashing them. He might as well have taken out a megaphone and announced to the crowd, "It's all about me." [Tritons' outfielder] Danny Susdorf took off his batting gloves while running around the bases this past weekend after a homerun. I liked that. That was way different. It was a statement that, yeah we're going to respect the game, but we're also going to have a little swagger too.
Q: On May 8, UCSD captured another conference title with a win against Cal State Dominguez Hills. Given that both your parents are graduates of CSUDH, do victories over the Toros carry a little more significance?
ALBITZ: I think beating Dominguez carries more of significance because they have been competitive with us over the last four years. We have built up a bit of a rivalry with them based on the sole fact that we both play the game hard.
Q: Despite standing at 5-foot-8 and weighing 160 pounds, you still averaged 14 points a game on the South Torrance High School basketball team during your junior and senior seasons. The tallest player on the UCSD baseball team, Daniel Simmons, at 6-foot-6 and 235 pounds, tallied highs of 12 points and 10 rebounds while competing at Chatsworth High School. Who wins in a game of one-on-one?
ALBITZ: If it were a dance competition: Danny. Stand-up comedy routine competition: Danny. Throw your glove after you strike out the opposing batter competition: Danny. One-on-one basketball game: Me.
Q: Your hometown of Torrance is only about 10 miles from Compton, the site of this year's West Regional. How many friends and family can we expect in the Albitz Fan Club at the MLB Urban Youth Academy field?
ALBITZ: Well, the only guarantees are my parents, my brother, and my uncle Mark. I'm sure my girlfriend and her family will be there as well. Regardless of where we play, as long as we have the fans that have travelled along with us since day one, we will be ready to go.
Q: Barack Obama needs a break from his presidency in 2011 and asks you to hold down the fort. You need to fill the cabinet quickly with your Triton teammates. Who do you select for these four positions: Vice President, Secretary of Defense, Secretary of Agriculture and Secretary of Education?
ALBITZ: Vice President would definitely be Evan Kehoe. He has been vice president of the High Sock Club for quite some time now and has done a phenomenal job. Secretary of Defense would have to be Rob Sedin due to his defensive prowess. The Secretary of Agriculture would be Kyle Saul and Guido Knudson so we can get free wheat grass shots for cleansing and detoxification purposes. Secretary of Education would be Eric Abraham because he likes to make me feel bad about how hard his engineering classes are compared to my Poli Sci classes.
Q: When you were a freshman, UCSD got knocked out in two games during the West Regional. Now look at where the Tritons are - ranked No. 1 nationally and aiming high for a Division II title. Can you discuss what the ride has been like during your career in La Jolla and what's left to accomplish?
ALBITZ: The program has come a long way over the last four years and continues to grow. The last four years have been something I will always remember, probably some of the best times I'll experience in my life. Much like the De La Salle Football Team, the final chapter of this year's book is entitled "Brotherhood," not a championship. However, the success of this season will be based on what happens this month.
Previous Q & A Articles
Erik Elliott (Men's Tennis) May 3, 2010
Kelly Fogarty (Women's Track & Field) April 23, 2010
Liz LaPlante (Women's Tennis Head Coach) April 15, 2010
Kirby St. John (Baseball) March 24, 2010
Dan Perdew (Men's Swimming) February 28, 2010
Calvin Ross (Men's Volleyball) February 20, 2010
Nicole Saari (Softball) February 4, 2010
Brad Kreutzkamp (Women's Water Polo Head Coach) January 18, 2010
Tyler Acevedo (Men's Basketball) January 4, 2010
Dr. Cliff Kubiak (UCSD's Faculty Athletic Rep) December 18, 2009
Chelsea Carlisle (Women's Basketball) December 9, 2009
Carianne Cunningham (Women's Swimming) November 23, 2009
Elena Inouye (Cross Country) November 6, 2009
David Morton (Men's Water Polo) October 28, 2009
Juan Pablo Carillo (Men's Swimming) October 19, 2009
Sara Spaventa (Women's Soccer) October 10, 2009
Karen Reis (Women's Volleyball) October 2, 2009
Daniel Pavitt (Men's Soccer) September 23, 2009
Daniel Anderson (Cross Country) September 11, 2009
Peter Gresham (Men's Water Polo) September 2, 2009
Alexia Zatarain (Women's Soccer) August 24, 2009
Elaine Chen (Women's Volleyball) August 12, 2009
Jared Kukura (Men's Soccer) July 30, 2009
Dawn Lee (Former Women's Soccer Standout) July 8, 2009
Rob Mamula (Director of Athletic Performance) June 18, 2009
Garrett Imeson (Baseball) June 8, 2009
Leon Baham (Men's Track & Field) May 21, 2009
Kristyn Lesovsky (Softball) May 8, 2009
Kazumi Negishi (Men's Tennis) May 5, 2009
Laiah Blue (Women's Track & Field) April 16, 2009
Ryan Andre (Men's Crew) April 2, 2009
Josh Tanner (Baseball) March 24, 2009
Anju Shimura (Women's Swimming) March 7, 2009
Stephanie Bocian (Women's Water Polo) February 20, 2009
Lauren Chastain (Softball) February 5, 2009
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