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Updates 2017 #1I've been doing a bunch of background improvements to GB which should mean a more reliable and secure connection to the site, and have been working on a few features.
Star Wars Canon Timeline
I have separated the canon timeline from the Legends timeline. As usual it isn't complete, but I am happy with the results so far and it should still look great on mobiles.
I will continue to add items to it as I get chance, and I'm still not certain how to handle individual TV episodes.
Check it out here: https://www.galacticbasic.net/star-wars-canon-timeline
I'll update the legends timeline soon, since it isn't growing any larger now.
A little while ago I enabled a site-wide security certificate on GB, meaning that all data between your browser and the server is encrypted. You might have noticed the padlock icon in your address bar already.
A caveat of this is that some older posts with embedded images will now be unable to display the image if it isn't available by a secure method. New posts with unsecure images will be automatically upgraded though.
Static resource improvements
Previously, every file and image would generate a cookie, even if it didn't need one. I've moved all static resources to a cookieless subdomain, which should be better for performance. Probably not a major one, but every little helps!
Updates: Autumn 2016So, not much has happened in the way of updates really, but I have managed to renew the licence and update the site to the latest version, so that's always nice.
An unintended side effect of this is that the long-expired Blogs function has also been renewed. Sadly the old blog content has not survived, but we have been many years without it so it's no big loss.
If anybody wants to stay a blog, feel free.
Other than that, I'm currently looking to move hosting and obtain a free SSL certificate to enable secure connections on GB.
Galactic Basic: The 4th AwakensSee what I did there? No? Oh, you will!
This is just a heads up that I'm currently working on upgrading our trusty old Invision Power Board forum software from IPB 3.x to the flashy new IPS4. Now, d'ya get it?
This version is a big leap from the current version so expect numerous changes, hopefully for the better. I will be attempting the final switch next weekend, so everything should be ready for May the 4th.
GB Updates: Spring 2016It's Easter weekend, and what better time a for a spring clean. You may have noticed some of the changes as they appeared, but here's a summary of what's changed so far this year.
Updates now live
A Star Wars "Media Library" has been added for reviews and information about publications. Star Wars Timeline has been tweaked. Rather than contain full information itself, it will link through to the Media Library. Media Library allows visitors to rate and leave their own reviews. Font changes using Google Fonts: Body text is "Open Sans", page header is "Marcellus". Notification area popup colours have been tweaked to fit with the theme. Android/Windows/Apple mobile browsers now change colour to fit the theme (where supported by the browser/OS). Removed the instant messenger usernames section of member profiles, because we don't really need to know each other's ICQ numbers in the 21st century. Added silly warning pop up for EU cookie law for people who don't know that cookies are all over the internet. Tweaked colours of tags... The orange was getting too much.
Updates planned
Further tweaks to Timeline and Library sections, potentially to allow users to add/edit content wiki-style. Revist the Calendars - I'm not sure I like the separated lists, and it's a pain to maintain. Find a way to add forum activity, timeline entries, calendar events, and media library entries to the front page. Review display of news articles


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After releasing numerous teasers, Crayon Pop has now released the music video for "Saturday Night"!
Crayon Pop consists of 5 members, Gummi, Soyul, Choa, Ellin and Way and are under Chrome Entertainment. They previously released the music video for "Bing Bing" around three weeks ago which received some love.
The track and music video is very spunky, energetic, and entertaining. You can see all sorts of costumes and it seems everyone is having a great time in a party atmosphere. The concept and visuals are reminiscent of Girl's Day's productions, so uncle fans are sure to show these girls plenty of love. A vibrant and bright future lies ahead for these girls of Crayon Pop.
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The grass fed cow goes Zah-Moo…
It's cow time. US Wellness has long been a favorite meat spot for MDA readers. A few years ago they donated pemmican and the popular 5 gallon bucket of fat. Last year they went whole hog. And by hog, I mean cow. And they're doing it again this year. US Wellness has generously offered up a cow to the winners of today's contest, the Grokfeast Challenge. (More specifically, enough gift certificates to buy an entire cow.)
For those of you with raised eyebrow, they won't actually be delivering a mooing, cud chewing, udder dangling live cow to your doorstep. But you will receive the delicious meat that once was that cow. And I'm not just talking about a bucket of chuck. The winners will receive sirloin, brisket, short ribs, back ribs, rib-eye steaks, T-bone steaks, NY strip steaks, Delmonico steaks, filets, bottom round roasts, center cut roasts, chuck, tongue, liver, heart, kidney, beef tallow, marrow bones, beef stock, and an oxtail. Heart and tongue not your thing? No worries. This year's winners will get to choose exactly what they want as they'll be receiving $1500 worth of US Wellness gift certificates they can use to order hundreds of pounds of their preferred bovine cuts – all grass fed, grass finished. Check out this Grass Fed Goodness video where you can watch your prize/meal grazing around in sweet Missouri pastures.
But winning won't be easy. It'll take work. And friends…
What's a Grokfeast? It's a picnic! A Primal Picnic. It involves three things:
What exactly constitutes "Primal fun?" Any group form of Primal Play could work, like Ultimate Frisbee, a group hike, or Grok Tag. But less traditional options are welcomed as well. Maybe your group wants to shop a farmers' market before the feast, or build the picnic table you eat the feast on, or host the feast on top of Half Dome. The idea is to capture the Primal spirit. Because going Primal doesn't have to be a solo operation. Health isn't a man alone on a treadmill; it's a group of people enjoying each other's company, eating healthy food, and maybe breaking a little sweat.
Check out last year's winning Grokfeast, and all the rest from 2011 for ideas:
Other than having a great time, you'll need to email me a few of your Grokfeast highlights. For a valid entry, the following are required…
Finally, be creative! Other than keeping it Primal, there are no limitations on how to have your picnic. Did you convince your entire group to go barefoot? Did you make up your own Primal hunting/gathering game? Is your main dish a Grok-shaped meat cake? Did you have one final water balloon fight before the cold set in? Did you realize the cold had already set in and shivered miserably while building a campfire (to cook your meat on)? Did someone trap, skin, and cure a wild boar hide to use as a picnic blanket? Okay, that might be a little extreme.
But there really aren't too many restrictions on how to do this. Whether during the day or night, by the ocean or on the roof of a parking garage, at a park, or even in Milwaukee, the possibilities are endless. And it's not a numbers game. With coworkers, gym buddies, your college dorm cluster, eight people or eighty, the winner isn't the group with the most people, but the group that throws the coolest Grokfeast. If your friends are all busy, remember there's a forum filled with other Primal folks who might be in your area.
Once you've had your fun and gathered up the evidence, email it to me.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Include "Grokfeast Submission" in the subject line of your email. I receive hundreds of emails a day. If the subject line isn't correct, there's a chance I may miss your submission entirely. You can attach pictures or Word docs to the email. If you made a video, please include a link to the YouTube or Vimeo page.
September 24, midnight, PDT. That's right, less than two weeks away. I said it wasn't easy, so hustle!
While I'm not sure how many entries I'll end up receiving, I'm going to try to publish as many as I can, if not all of them. Entries will be posted during the Reader-Created Content Week, the week of Sep. 24. Semi-finalists will be chosen by me and the Worker Bees later that week. Readers will then have a chance to vote on their favorite. The winner will be announced by the end of the Challenge, Sep. 30.
To track all the contests visit the 2012 Primal Blueprint 21-Day Challenge Contest Page for daily updates.
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The grass fed cow goes Zah-Moo…
I dont get it?
I am on it here in the UK, hope the weather holds for us.
I want a cow… poking the husband since he's the party guy
Any MA/New England/Boston area folks want to do something? Those are some pretty major Grokfeasts to beat from last year, but it would be fun to get together with some like-stomached folks for once!
I'm interested! I live in Newport, RI with my husband. There's some gorgeous wilderness around, and I agree, I'd love to find some like-stomached people!
I'm in Boston and would totally be down
Tasha, I'm in Boston as well and would be down!
I really don't have room for a whole cow. ( yes I read that it's gift certificates.)
This sounds like a lot of fun. Shame I don't know that many paleo/primal folk here in the Raleigh area. 🙁
The great thing is that the participants don't need to be paleo/primal. They just need to be people who like good food and fun and won't miss the potato salad or hotdog buns for a day.
Normally I would agree but most people I know who would entertain the idea of activity side of this are either carb whores or vegetarian and don't like being around meat.
I'm about 45 min south of Raleigh and work with another Primal! We might be game. I'll ask her tomorrow at work. That would be us 2 plus at least my two primal kiddos and possibly my husband… I'd be down for a Primal/NC style pig pickin'!
Anyone game for a grok feast in the Toronto area?
If interested, please reply directly to this comment.
How about Idaho?
I'm in Boise and would love to cook up something along the river, or maybe up at Bogus — are you anywhere near?
Hi! Anyone in the East Bay or San Francisco want to get together to plan something? I'd love to have a Grokfeast!
San Jose here!
:/ I don't have a way to get there.
North Virgina/DC area here! I would love to host it at my house, I will even BBQ the food (its kind of my thing). Let me know if you are interested.
I'm interested! I'm in Maryland and very metro accessible.
I am in Baltimore and interested
dang over labor day weekend we camped in a "hike in only" site up in the rockies with some of out closest friends (only 6 ppl but 3 dogs) we ate homemade jerky (from the last cow we bought) and nuts and chz- everyone had vibram soles on their feet (except one) played in a super cold river, hiked a lot – even made some huaraches in some of the down time- now back to work with no time or money to try and win this cow…sob…haha 🙂
This sounds like a blast! And I totally want to play tag in the huge meadow by my house. Plus – yummy food. Always the yummy food.
The hard part will be to get eight of my friends together without them fussing about the menu – not because they would be opposed – but because they like to complain.
Disappointed no cow available outside the US. 🙁
Either Grand Rapids, MI or Chicago will win… watch out!!
I want to do this! And I already have my guests in mind!
Can it be a potluck?? I'm kinda low on funds and not sure I'd be able to supply that much meat for that many people…
This is one challenge I'll be passing up. As a social phobic the thought being surrounded by at least seven people other than close family for more than a few minutes is horrifying! And unfortunatly my family isn't particulary supportive of my Primal lifestyle so there's no way they would join me on a Primal picnic. Except my sister, who is amazing. Hmmm… perhaps my sister and I could dress up as eight different people and then I could photoshop 'the eight of us' all together into the same photo… Do you think Mark will notice?
…well. This gives a whole new meaning to this Sunday's natural movement meetup "Tree Climbing Day." Tree climbing plus picnic, I guess.
Any one in LA area, I guess will need more then one person. Any 7 others in Los Angeles metro?
Anyone in the (North) Houston area? I would love to do this but just moved here and I don't even think I know 8 people here yet! Would love to meet other Primals!
I'm in the Medical Center area, and would be game. Although, I'm new here too, so I don't know many people either. Could try to recruit though…
Is that downtown? I have been hoping to find a Primal subgroup around here… no luck so far!
It's downtown by Hermann Park.
I live an hour north (I'm at least an hour from everywhere ha ha!)of Houston, so if you or anyone else wanted to put together a Grockfest, I'd be one of your eight!
Anyone reading this in the East Kootenay area of British Columbia? Would love some help with having a picnic!
How about Revelstoke? Family of four here. All of us primal!
This is genius. Simply genius. I actually had a primal potluck planned the second weekend in October. Maybe its time to have a "practice" potluck. For a cow? Worth it!!
Anybody from the Denver/Boulder Metro Area? I can't host but I would definitely love to be part of it and bring food!!!!!
I wonder what the equal value prize would be for a Canadian resident? I'd love to introduce my family to this way of life and they're quite a big group so this would be perfect timing! 😀
Maybe they give Canadians a moose instead of a cow? j/k
MMMMMM!! Moose!
Kalamazoo anyone? I have been gluten free for years but primal is pretty new to me.
Can I submit this as a blog post and simply email you the link?
Any body in the Watertown SD area? My family of 3 would like to join in. Not very fit but would love to join in on a hike or something in the slow moveing catagory. I love to cook for people that eat like me too.
I like the contest, Even thou it seems like alot of work. I think i would take everyone for a hike.Hiking is a lot of fun. Great workout! You Burn a good amount of calories.


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2018 Outdoor Track & Field News
Outdoor Track & Field's Brandmeyer Places Ninth at DIII New England ChampionshipsMay 05, 2018Southern Vermont College senior Marc Brandmeyer (Bennington, Vt.) concluded his collegiate career Saturday with his third-straight participation in the Division III New England Championships.
Outdoor Track & Field Logs Stellar Day at NECC/GNAC ChampionshipsMay 02, 2018The Southern Vermont College outdoor track & field team stepped up in a big way on Sunday at the New England Collegiate Conference/Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championships held at Regis College.
Brandmeyer Qualifies for DIII New Englands During Outdoor Track & Field's Busy Day at UAlbanyApril 21, 2018In its last regular season meet of the year, the Southern Vermont College outdoor track & field team continued moving in the right direction as the Mountaineers made numerous improvements to their marks from earlier in the season at the University at Albany's Saturday Spring Classic.
Outdoor Track & Field Escapes Cold, Charts Multiple PR's at Osprey OpenApril 14, 2018The Southern Vermont College outdoor track & field participated in a meet which actually felt like spring on Saturday as the Mountaineers chalked up a slew of personal improvements at Stockton University's Osprey Open.
Outdoor Track & Field Sees Great Improvements at Smith's Pioneer InvitationalApril 07, 2018The Southern Vermont College outdoor track & field team fought through chilly conditions Saturday at Smith College's Pioneer Invitational—making great strides as the squad finished the first half of its 2018 schedule.
Outdoor Track & Field Takes on Saints Ice Breaker OpenMarch 31, 2018Southern Vermont College's outdoor track & field team ventured north Saturday for St. Lawrence University's Saints Ice Breaker Open and the Mountaineers' first outdoor event of the year.
Outdoor Track & Field Starts 2018 at Wesleyan's Spring ClassicMarch 24, 2018Saturday was very much a learning experience for the Southern Vermont College outdoor track & field team as many of the Mountaineers charted first-time collegiate participation at Wesleyan University's Spring Classic.
SVC Athletics Releases 2018 Spring SchedulesDecember 14, 2017The Southern Vermont College Department of Athletics released on Thursday its 2018 spring schedules for the College's baseball, women's lacrosse, outdoor track & field, softball, and men's volleyball teams.
Jarrett Blankenship Tabbed Head Cross Country, Track & Field CoachAugust 16, 2017Southern Vermont College Director of Athletics Sharief Hashim announced on Wednesday the hiring of Jarrett Blankenship as the Mountaineers' new head coach for the men's and women's cross country programs as well as the outdoor track & field team.


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I like angels -- in a BIG way!!November 11th, 2010 in member junk
Well, this is certainly not my first time posting one of my angels. But this one is a little bit bigger than the others, as a matter of fact, it's 9' tall! Why 9'? Well, taller than that would just be silly.
My inspiration was a set of saloon style louvered doors -- they reminded me of a pair of wings! So I found an 8' 4x4 in my stash. The head? -- the back side of a Chinese checkers board. The halo is the metal ring from a barrel. And the rest is some doodads to create a bit of detail. Up close, she's a little scary! But from a safe distance she looks kind of cool! She's leaning against my house until she's finds her "forever" home.
Pattern or design used: My own design
posted in: member junk, seasonal, , whimsical, fun, outdoor spaces, christmas, angel
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Cool project!
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Wonderful job Midge!!! I'll bet she is striking once you find a place for her. Posted: 1:22 pm on November 13th


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Most of the people I see using a tablet are playing casual games, browsing Facebook, or watching a video. Some are capable of much more, like the Microsoft Surface Pro. It really is a full-blown PC crammed into a tablet, and it has no problem running a quad-display desktop.
Keith Elder used to have a massive tower driving his quartet of monitors, but he made the move to Microsoft's Windows 8 tablet recently. While the 10.6-inch convertible looks like most other tablets on the market, its Core i5 processor and 4GB of RAM provide plenty of muscle for more intense computing tasks.
As Elder demonstrates, multitasking is not a problem for the Surface Pro. Check out his brief video — the system barely breaks a sweat while running Outlook, Adobe Audition, Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Tweetdeck all while downloading Visual Studio 2012 and playing four YouTube videos at the same time (three of them full-screen).
The real secret to the rig is the Surface Pro's USB 3.0 port. Elder has it hooked up to a Plugable docking station with a DVI output that drives one of the displays. The other three are connected to the same device using Plugable's UGA-3000 adapter, an external DVI box that works with either USB 3.0 or 2.0.
In his blog post, Elder says "If I can't take whatever I buy with me it is useless in today's world as far as I'm concerned." He doesn't see himself ever buying another desktop and it's easy enough to see why. If the Surface Pro can provide the same multi-monitor experience he's used to, why not use the same device as both a desktop and a portable?


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Library Closed, Patrons Angry
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As a nice antedote to the articles posted here about people being angry about their tax dollars going towards libraries, I present this article.To trim $1.8 million from their budget the Seattle Public Library will be closed for this entire week and a week in December. Patrons are disappointed:
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In 2015 Adam won the Canadian Junior National Road Championships. It was one of the first times he raced on the road. In 2017 he won the U23 Canadian National ITT Championships…
then borrowed a bike to try track for the first time – he finished 3rd in the Individual Pursuit at Nationals. Currently 20 years old, he is a physiological beast who has two more years as a U23.
Adam's Key Stats | Current Canadian TT Champion (U23)
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1st – National ITT Championships (U23, 4th overall) 2017
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1st – GP Charlevoix, (TT) stage, 2016, 2017
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Represented Canada at Junior World Championships, 2015. Multiple Track, MTB and CX podiums on National and Provincial Level
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My Very Own CA, How Sweet :)
Just splurging this down here for next time, as I had to go trawling for this info in various old text files today… Very related to https://blog.oholics.net/creating-simple-ssl-certificates-for-server-authentication-using-openssl/, but using my own CA rather than an enterprise or public CA.
I was working in my lab today to setup SLDAP on my lab domain controller. I was doing this to validate the syntax of ldapsearcher, on a Ubuntu machine, in different cases and also to see if I could determine the reason I was seeing a particular error (see https://blog.oholics.net/ldapsearch-syntax-for-simple-ldap-and-sldap/).
I want to KISS (keep things simple stupid), so was going to use the rootCA that I setup with OpenSSL a few years ago (running on my Windows machine).
Back then I ran the following commands to create the "top level" Root CA certificate and Private Key:
openssl genrsa -out rootCA.key 2048
openssl req -x509 -new -nodes -key rootCA.key -sha256 -days 1024 -out rootCA.pem
To generate my domain controller certificate today, I used (with an edited openssl.conf file of course):
openssl genrsa -out dc.oholics.net.key 2048
openssl req -new -key dc.oholics.net.key -out dc.oholics.net.csr
openssl x509 -req -in dc.oholics.net.csr -CA rootCA.pem -CAkey rootCA.key -CAcreateserial -out dc.oholics.net.crt -days 500 -sha256
openssl pkcs12 -export -out dc.oholics.net.pfx -inkey dc.oholics.net.key -in dc.oholics.net.crt -certfile dc.oholics.net.crt
On the domain controller, I installed the dc.oholics.net.pfx file into the computer personal store and the rootCA.pem into the computer trusted root certification authorities store. Reboot and done..


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On A Positive Note: Ben Roethlisberger Foundation makes grant to Denver Sheriff's K-9 Unit
The Denver Broncos gave the Pittsburgh Steelers a shellacking on Sunday night at Sports Authority Field, beating them 31-19 in the NFL season opener. Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger may have been bummed out by the score, but he left the Mile High City feeling pretty good about his visit.
Why? Because before suiting up, Roethlisberger announced that the first grant of the 2012-13 season from his Ben Roethlisberger Foundation at The Giving Back Fund would be to the Denver Sheriff's Department. The money will be used to help purchase a canine trained in explosives detection and the necessary training and certification for the handler. In July, the department's existing K-9 was used to sweep the theaters after the Aurora shooting tragedy.
According to division chief Marie Kielar, "The benefits to public safety by adding a bomb dog to our team are immeasurable. This dog and his handler will participate in daily sweeps of Denver's two courthouses, as well as courtrooms holding high-profile trials and jury assembly rooms."
Kielar adds: "In addition to providing enhanced security for the judiciary, their staff and the public, our new acquisition will serve as a goodwill ambassador between the Denver Sheriff's Department and the citizens we serve."
This is the sixth season that the Ben Roethlisberger Foundation has distributed grants to K-9 units. For more information about the foundation or the Giving Back Fund, visit www.bigben7.com or www.givingback.org.
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Lark Katchur, former vice president of marketing for jeweler John Atencio, and veteran publicist Nancy Rebek are now partners in Rebek & Katchur, which handles branding, marketing and public relations for lifestyle and entertainment clients. They're currently repping "A Conversation with Edith Head," a one-woman show based on the legendary costume designer. The production comes to Denver in the spring for a special fundraising event … Amy Angelilli, also known as the Animal Assistance Foundation's spay/neuter spokesperson, Nurse Nancy, is engaged to guitarist Christopher Wireman … Amanda and Jonathan Alpert had their first child, a girl they have named Aria, on Aug. 30 … Erik Pingel, Mr. January, 2014, on the Colorado Firefighter Calendar, is a member of the Buckley Air Force Base department and was lucky enough to have his picture taken at the door of Air Force One when President Obama landed at Buckley earlier this month … Delta Sigma Theta sorority's Marcia Williams is now an ordained minister, helping the Rev. Timothy Tyler serve the flock at Shorter AME Church … Denver Concierge donates provides a complete housecleaning every week at Judi's House, the nonprofit that former Bronco Brian Griese started to help children and young adults cope with the loss of a loved one … Office Depot Foundation donated 4,600 backpacks for 11 Denver nonprofits to distribute to schoolchildren from low-income families. Recipient agencies include Denver Children's Home, Metro Denver Partners, Project PAVE and the Denver, Englewood and Jefferson County public schools.
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Musician David Osmond, nephew of Donny and Marie, will be here Tuesday to speak at Women on the Move, a luncheon that begins at 11:30 a.m. at the Grand Hyatt Denver. It's a benefit for Colorado-Wyoming chapter of the National MS Society … The Fine Arts Foundation will introduce its Citizen of the Arts for 2013, Shirley Shields Smith, at a reception taking place Oct. 10 at Cherry Hills Country Club. Smith also will be honored Feb. 22 when Julia Scheele and Susan Stiff chair the Fine Arts Jubilee.
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Since 1967, Palestinian children in the Occupied Palestinian Territory have been living under Israeli military law and prosecuted in military courts.
In the West Bank, there are two separate legal systems operating in the same territory. The sole factor in determining which laws apply to a person is his or her nationality and ethnicity.
Israeli military law, which fails to ensure and denies basic and fundamental rights, is applied to the whole Palestinian population. Israeli settlers living in the West Bank are subject to the Israeli civilian and criminal legal system.
Israel is the only country in the world that automatically prosecutes children in military courts that lack basic and fundamental fair trial guarantees. Since 2000, at least 8,000 Palestinian children have been arrested and prosecuted in an Israeli military detention system notorious for the systematic ill-treatment and torture of Palestinian children.
Around 500-700 Palestinian children are arrested, detained and prosecuted in the Israeli military court system each year.
The majority of Palestinian child detainees are charged with throwing stones, and three out of four experience physical violence during arrest, transfer or interrogation. No Israeli child comes into contact with the military court system.
Arrest, transfer and interrogation
The majority of children are detained from their West Bank homes during the middle of the night by heavily armed Israeli soldiers. Several hours after their arrest, children arrive at an interrogation and detention center alone, sleep deprived and often bruised and scared. Interrogations tend to be coercive, including a variety of verbal abuse, threats and physical violence that ultimately result in a confession.
Unlike Israeli children living in illegal settlements in the West Bank, Palestinian children are not accompanied by a parent and are generally interrogated without the benefit of legal advice, or being informed of their right to silence. They are overwhelmingly accused of throwing stones, an offense that can lead to a potential maximum sentence of 10 to 20 years depending on a child's age.
In 2013, 199 children, on average, were being held in military detention every month, the highest average since 2010.
Post-arrest, a child's initial appearance in the military court is usually when he first sees a lawyer and his family. Although many children maintain their innocence, most plead guilty because this is the quickest way out of a system that rarely grants bail.
Israeli military court judges, either active duty or reserve officers in the Israeli army, rarely exclude evidence obtained by coercion or torture, including confessions drafted in Hebrew, a language most Palestinian children do not understand.
In 23% of cases in 2013, children were either shown, or made to sign, documentation written in Hebrew, a language they do not understand.
After sentencing, nearly 60% of Palestinian child detainees are transferred from occupied territory to prisons inside Israel in violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention. The practical consequence of this is that many of them receive either limited or no family visits due to freedom of movement restrictions and the time it takes to issue a permit to visit the prisons.
International juvenile justice standards, which Israel has an obligation to implement after signing the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1991, demand that children should only be deprived of their liberty as a measure of last resort.
DCI-Palestine works to end this abuse of children's rights by demanding that:
In no circumstance should children be detained or prosecuted under the jurisdiction of military courts. However, as a minimum safeguard while Palestinian children living under Israeli military occupation continue to be arrested and prosecuted within the Israeli military court system, Israeli authorities must respect and ensure basic due process rights and the absolute prohibition against torture and ill-treatment. From the moment of arrest, operations and procedures must be carried out in accordance with international juvenile justice standards, specifically the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, including:
Detention must only be used as a last resort, and only for the shortest appropriate time;
Children must not be subjected to physical or psychological violence;
Children must have access to legal consultation and parents prior to and during interrogations;
Children must only be arrested during daylight hours;
Children must be properly informed of their right to silence;
Children must not be blindfolded or painfully restrained;
Children must not be subjected to coercive force or threats;
All interrogations must be audio-visually recorded;
Any incriminating evidence obtained during interrogation where a child was not properly and effectively informed of his or her right to silence must be excluded by the military courts;
Any statement made as a result of torture or ill-treatment must be excluded as evidence in any proceeding;
The practice of using solitary confinement on children in Israeli military detention, whether in pretrial detention for interrogation purposes or as a form of punishment, must be stopped immediately and the prohibition must be enshrined in law;
The practice of using administrative detention orders against Palestinian children must stop immediately and the prohibition must be enshrined in law;
All credible allegations of torture and ill-treatment must be thoroughly and impartially investigated in accordance with international standards, and perpetrators brought promptly to justice; and
Children must not be transferred out of the West Bank in violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention.


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Yea, behold, I will tell you in your mind and in your heart, by the Holy Ghost, which shall come upon you and which shall dwell in your heart. (Doctrine and Covenants 8:2)
There are some things I feel the Lord has asked me to do; building this company is among them. Note that I am indeed mortal, and divine approval is not the same as divine substance; God is perfect, I am not, and neither will my company be. But having "received my errand from the Lord," to borrow a scriptural phrase, is I think the best preparation I could have for this work.
In that vein, for all who pursue the path that God has set for them, believing in God and following His will in faith - following those things He tells us in our minds and hearts - is not arrogance. Indeed, it is humility, or the recognition that God is the source of all our strength.
With that recognition comes the assurance that whatever God asks of us, we can do, because it is really He that does it anyway. We only make ourselves available to be instruments in His hands; He does the work, with us or without us. It is our choice and privilege to participate, but we do not ultimately determine any outcome except our own allegiance to Him and whether we are found on His side at the last day, or not. He has already seen the end from the beginning and ordered existence such that "all things work together for good to them that love God". (Rom. 8:28)
Again, to quote Joseph Smith:
Therefore, dearly beloved brethren, let us cheerfully do all things that lie in our power; and then may we stand still, with the utmost assurance, to see the salvation of God, and for his arm to be revealed. (Doctrine and Covenants 123:17)And that is as true in the spiritual things He asks us to do - believe in Jesus Christ, keep His commandments, love one another, serve our fellowman -as it is "other" things He asks us to do - like starting a company that publishes clean literature.
All things unto me are spiritual, and not at any time have I given unto you a law which was temporal; neither any man, nor the children of men; neither Adam, your father, whom I created. (Doctrine and Covenants 29:34).So, I say: God Speed the Right! Let us go forth in our righteous endeavours, whatever they are, with the assurance that the Lord's hand will be revealed in our lives as we do so, and that indeed all things shall work together for our good.
I have appended here, as a footnote, an interview I had on May 26th, at a writer's convention in Salt Lake City, with UGeekTV. The interview deals mainly with publishing, but there is a discussion of how my faith affects my business ideas at 16:44 which fits nicely with this post, I believe, and provides a segue into the post for tomorrow. I would appreciate any feedback in this regard; I am considering putting the video on the company website. Thank you, in advance.
Tomorrow's (non) fiction: Lime-ing couplets, courtesy of my sister.


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Matt Toole
Infinity Homes & Development
(812) 591-7307
Interior Designers:
Century Entertainment & Furnishings
Ann Cloyd
(502) 253-6922
7,000 Square Feet • 6 Bedrooms • 7 Baths
Home Highlights:
• Expansive 7,000 square feet of living space, in addition to beautiful in-ground pool
• Incredible kitchen with custom cabinetry, high-end appliances, oversized island, walk-in pantry and open views of great room
• Large formal dining room and study with built-in bookshelves off two-story foyer
• Dynamic great room open to kitchen and casual dining space with two fireplaces, one that's see-through and shared with a spacious covered porch
• Walkout lower level with two bedrooms, each with a private bath
• Lower level entertainment space with family room, bar and designated changing room with a shower for pool guests
• Arched stone passageway that leads to private family and service entrances
• Upper and lower level covered back porches and gorgeous front entry
• Strategically positioned two-car garage, workshop and separate one-car garage
• Media/study loft, two bedrooms and an additional master suite with fireplace on second floor
About The Castle:
An invitation to visit The Castle will no doubt be on the top of everyone's wish lists as they catch a glimpse of this exquisite 7,000 square foot home's front exterior. Copper finials highlight majestic rooflines, while an intriguing, arched passageway and stone wing walls suggest this is home where fairy tales could be relived. Infinity Homes & Development has emphasized impeccable craftsmanship throughout this six-bedroom, seven-bath estate home that elegantly embodies classic, European-style architecture coupled with plenty of modern amenities. Upper and lower level covered porches offer fantastic views of the surrounding landscape and beautiful in-ground pool. Not one, but two fireplaces can be enjoyed from the great room, kitchen and dining areas.
The front exterior of this two-story country French retreat is a stunning example of craftsmanship, with the stone arched portico offering a unique point of focus and a gorgeous, tudor-style front door that's enveloped by cedar beams. While guests will most certainly take their time walking to the front door, they'll be eager to step inside the beautiful front entry, which offers a glimpse into a gracefully appointed study with built-in bookshelves and a large picture window. Nearby, they can look forward to a celebration dinner in the formal dining space. Close friends, however, will likely pull through the arched portico and enter from the side door where they can easily find the family chef happy to be perfecting heirloom recipes in the incredible kitchen. The culinary space offers a functional design with plenty of extras, including access to a butler's pantry for more formal occasions and a large walk-in pantry for everyday essentials. Family members can enjoy a quick breakfast at the oversized kitchen island or weeknight family meals in the casual dining space, which shares a see-through fireplace with an expansive covered deck. Open views of the beautiful great room enable everyone to interact and spend more time together as they enjoy the warmth of an additional hearth highlighting the gathering space.
Thoughtfully planned with a service entrance off the portico, The Castle is uniquely designed to ensure every square inch is both beautiful and functional. Strategically positioned windows throughout the home cast plenty of natural light that further illuminates this home's commitment to craftsmanship. The master suite is tucked within a private hallway and features a sitting area that walks out to the covered porch. The spa-like master bath features a gorgeous bathing area and an enormous walk-in closet with a wardrobe island and window. Upstairs, a second master suite features its own fireplace and a gorgeous slumber area that's ideal for rest and relaxation. The second level balcony is highlighted by a wrought iron railing and overlooks the gallery below. Two additional bedrooms share a spacious Jack-and-Jill bath, while each has a large walk-in closet, one that opens up to a playroom and offers access to an attic outfitted with plywood decking.
The walkout lower level celebrates the hospitable nature of the home with a large entertainment space that summons friends to stay a little longer and enjoy the family room and bar areas. A designated changing room includes a shower for pool guests who will no doubt enjoy spending an afternoon in around the incredible pool anytime they're invited. An exercise room and two additional bedrooms, each with a private bath, make the lower level an ideal guest retreat. Designed for entertaining in style, Matt Toole's uniquely crafted, vacation-like retreat is sure to offer homeowners plenty of room to celebrate and share their happily-ever-after ending with others.
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Floor: Premier Flooring
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Interior Design: Ann Cloyd, Century Entertainment & Furnishings
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Interior Lighting: Brecher's Lighting
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Masonry: Masonry Additions
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An Interview with Trudy Ames
October 20, 2014
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This year, English teacher Trudy Ames started a new art enrichment in which middle school students explore different aspects of art. Enrichment is an option for seventh and eighth graders who do not participate in band, orchestra or chorus and is a great opportunity to explore new topics and express new interests. The Echo spoke with Mrs. Ames to learn about her new class.
Echo: What is your purpose or goal for teaching this new class?
Ames: My goal is for students to learn to enjoy art. Kids in elementary school were forced to do certain projects. There might be a lot of artistic kids out there, but they don't know it.
Echo: Is this your only class where you are teaching middle school?
Ames: Yes, I've never taught middle school before this.
Echo: What other classes besides AP English and enrichment do you teach?
Ames: I teach Advertising and Persuasion, College Essay, Film and Poetry.
Echo: Were you excited to take on this new class?
Ames: Yes, although it is a whole different world, or even planet, teaching middle school again.
Echo: Were you assigned this class? Or did you suggest it?
Ames: I was assigned it; although once they asked me, I easily accepted.
Echo: Is it a hands-on class or does it include lectures, too?
Ames: Well, you can't really be taught art, you have to experience it. It's much more of a hands-on class.
Echo: How is the class going so far?
Ames: It's great! The kids just finished working on emoji letters and paper mâché masks!
Echo: How many classes of this art enrichment do you have?
Ames: I have one every quarter.
Echo: About how many students per class?
Ames: It's a small class, so about ten.
Echo: Last but not least, do you give out any homework?
Ames: Oh no, never. And feel free to look at the masks on your way out!


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Juneau, Alaska
American eagle in Juneau. It was blind in one eye. The guy looking after him told a tourist that's he's not worried about global warming. Alaska has 10,000 glaciers. Only two or three are not receding and only one is expanding. Below is an animal called a marmot, posing to be photographed.
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Unbelievably, a talented duo are using the Soul Bean name on a cartoon strip called Gnawed Soul Bean. While we haven't the clout to urge the artists to change the name of their creation, we implore them to at least make it look cute. Watch this space for our cartoon response.
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How the James Bond exhibition in London fails to highlight 007's less charming side
James Bond is arguably the mother of all on-screen celebrations of white, European masculinity. More than 2 billion people – two fifths of the world's population – have watched a 007 film. Only Tarzan or Indiana Jones might rival his stature. For Your Eyes Only: Ian Fleming And James Bond – the exhibition currently running at London's Imperial War Museum – sets out to outline the relationship between the fictional secret agent and the man who created him, Ian Fleming.
Fleming (pictured) was born to a wealthy Scottish banking family.
He went to the elite school Eton and then the military training academy Sandhurst. His father Valentine Fleming, an aristocratic MP, was killed in 1917, serving in the same unit as Winston Churchill in World War I. Peter, Ian's older brother, was handed the mantle of family patriarch.
A journalist and established travel writer, Peter's derring-do in foreign climes in part inspired his younger brother to take to fiction. Ian needed a refuge from his sibling's towering shadow and found this in the character he'd created, James Bond.
Peter recommended his publisher Jonathan Cape publish the first Bond novel in 1953, something Cape did with reluctance. Another 11 novels were written before Fleming died in 1964 – a window one cannot help but notice — in which the sun truly set on the British Empire. Bond, you can be forgiven for thinking became a fictional substitute for Empire, a national hero who could – and did – take over the world, or at least its imagination.
But historical context is not what this homage to writer and character is about – nor is it is about the gadgetry that many Bond aficionados will be hoping to see.
Sure, there is the gun from Goldfinger; one of the yellow space helmets from Moonraker; a cello pierced by a bullet from The Living Daylights; flick-knife shoes from From Russia With Love; a spear-gun from Thunderball; a transparent "nuclear" bomb from The World Is Not Enough; a golden gun with bullets marked "007"; a wing-mirror dart-gun from Live And Let Die; the heart-transplant unit used for smuggling diamonds in The Living Daylights; the overcoat worn by Sean Connery in Dr No; Daniel Craig's bloodied shirt from Casino Royale; and a portrait of Halle Berry in an orange bikini in Die Another Day.
There's also much to read up on – it is, after all, a biographical display: here's Fleming in Switzerland, at school, here he is with Ms X or Ms Y, his recipe for scrambled eggs – there are truly Bond facts galore.
But all this is no solace for museum-goers there for more interactive fun. The exhibition's problem is not its lack of gadgets, but that they are not Bond gadgets. A virtual roulette table turns at the press of a button, sending a ball landing on a number which then triggers a Bond fact in audio. The two children I saw playing with this machine, however, were less interested in hearing what the roulette table had to say about Bond, than in spinning it around and around.
There is a signed letter to Fleming from Joseph Stalin refusing him the audience he had asked for one while in Russia, among family albums and numerous postcards, letters and loads of manuscripts. Then you reach a glass display with international editions of the novels.
Here, the exhibition loses its steam. Who wants to see a wall of international first editions?
And you can forget about any dissection of the appeal of James Bond as the embodiment of British imperialism too – eminently civilised exterior, licence to kill without compunction – is not touched on.
Tony Blair comes to mind. Aptly, we learn that Bond attended Fettes, the same school Britain's former prime minister – though poor Bond today would probably end up poorly equipped in Afghanistan or Iraq on the basis of dodgy information taken from the internet and end up in an Al-Qaeda video.
What struck me most at the exhibition was an oil painting featured on the cover of Live And Let Die depicting a restrained and half-naked 007 looking on powerlessly as two or three black men held a Barbarella-style blond captive – a possible indicator that Bond is the product of a racist colonial mindset.
The exhibition is intended to celebrate a hundred years since Ian Fleming's birth and to coincide with the publication of the Sebastian Faulks-penned novel Devil May Care – in which Bond visits Iran. Yet although we might be on the brink of seeing America's first black president sworn in, we are probably a century away from seeing a black James Bond.


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Wolves happy for Blackhawks, but want own title
There was a time not that long ago when the Chicago Wolves could embarrass their NHL counterpart by simply dropping the puck.
They developed players, got positive press, sold more tickets, were inherently fan-friendly and won championships.
Well, the last two weren't really a contest. The Blackhawks didn't try to win and did everything they could to alienate the fan base, while the Wolves actually televised hockey games.
What a concept.
But now the Wolves haven't won a title since 2008 and the Hawks have been resurrected and brought home two Stanley Cups.
The lack of banners is the reason why the Wolves have put the band back together and brought back John Anderson as the head coach.
"That's exactly it," said general manager Wendell Young. "Some teams have different levels of expectation. Some teams sit back with all young players and just develop. Some are put together just to make playoffs. It's the same as in the NHL, where some teams are just trying to survive and some teams are trying to win every year.
"We don't feel like it's a successful year unless we win the last game of the year. We expect to win the Calder Cup every year."
But that doesn't translate into a competition with the Hawks. On the contrary, owner Don Levin has always said that the more the Hawks achieve, the better it is for the Wolves.
"Our attendance has gone up as the Hawks have been more successful," Young said. "People want to see hockey and they come see us when everyone is talking about hockey, and these days everyone in Chicago is talking about hockey. The better the hockey town, the better it is for us.
"The more tickets they sell, the more people need another place to watch hockey. Their success benefits us. Even in the years we were outdrawing the Hawks on the weekend, we always said it was our hope that the Hawks would be successful.
"And we have a great relationship with the Hawks. A lot of our staff has gone there and we're very proud of that."
After winning four titles in Rosemont, Anderson has gone from the Wolves to being a head coach in the NHL and then an assistant, but it's such a good fit for him here that he left a job on the Coyotes' coaching staff to rejoin Chicago in the AHL.
"A huge part of it is quality of life," said the 56-year-old Anderson. "The NHL life is awesome, but my family is here, my friends are here, and returning to the Wolves is like being back with your family.
"At some stage in your life, it's not just about money and accolades. This is home and this is a chance to win right away. I'm really excited to be back and it feels so good. Of course, that's easy to say until you lose two or three in a row. You're only as good as your last game. Doesn't matter what league you're in."
After a long affiliation with Atlanta, the Thrashers' move to Winnipeg and subsequent switch of their farm club to St. John's left the Wolves and Vancouver together for two years.
The Canucks then bought Peoria, making the St. Louis Blues and Wolves a natural fit, but Young said he talked to several NHL teams and let them know that the first order of business was hiring Anderson as the next head coach.
"We buckled on the coaching hire with Vancouver, but we've always had our own coach and when Vancouver was done, we said, 'Here's the rules.' When teams called, we said we're going to hire our own coach and that scared some teams away," Young said. "Before we got far with St. Louis, we told them our priority was Johnny. They were all for it and they agreed.
"I called (Phoenix GM) Don Maloney and asked for permission, and we owe Don much appreciation for granting us that permission. There was no coaching search, per se. We said that was our priority, and we were lucky that the Peoria coaches were elated."
Dave Allison was already the head coach of the Blues' AHL team and Scott Allen an assistant, creating what could have been an awkward situation. Instead, both men said they would remain as assistants.
"They said they were going to the best organization in the AHL and they were all for it," Young said. "I've known Davey a long time and have a good rapport with him, and when I spoke to him about it he said he was in and it was like going to the New York Yankees of the American Hockey League.
"Davey is a great guy and great coach and he fits right in here. Besides, we have no pecking order here. Everyone is a big part of this and our meetings so far have been terrific."
It takes a special individual to accept this situation, and Anderson knows it.
"The first thing Davey said to me was, 'So how do you feel about having to take us on?' We laughed about it," Anderson said. "I'm very fortunate to have him here. I will be relying on him and Scott a lot.
"During the lockout last year, I scouted lot of AHL teams, so I have a good feel, but I don't know the players personally like they do, so that's a huge advantage."
The feeling around the Wolves has already changed. With Anderson back, the Wolves are talking Calder Cup again, and the rivalry between the Blues and the Hawks at the AHL level figures to be bigger than ever.
Tickets are selling and excitement is high in the wake of the affiliation switch and a familiar name back behind the bench who has brought the organization four titles.
"Developing players for the NHL club is a huge part of this, but a team like St. Louis also recognizes that the players they send us are coming here to be treated first class, too," Young said. "We tell the guys here that they're coming here to win, and there's no better way to develop players than to win.
"They had their own franchise all those years and all that responsibility and now they can just hand us kids and we'll develop their young guys. St. Louis is very happy about it and they talked about never having this kind of depth before.
"A lot of great things have come together here. It's gonna be a fun year with Johnny back and we just can't wait to get started. That's the question everyone keeps asking. When do we get started?"
With the hiring of Anderson, they already did.
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This article describes update KB2878264 for Microsoft Outlook 2010 that was released on January 8, 2015. This update has a prerequisite.
Improvements and fixes
This update lets Outlook 2010 support the MAPI over HTTP protocol so that you can enjoy a more reliable protocol and a better server-client performance and debug capability than by using the RPC over HTTP protocol.
This update fxes the following issues:
This update fxes the following issues:
- You cannot synchronize an Office 365 account in Outlook 2010. Additionally, you receive an "80040600" error in the sync logs.
- Consider the following scenario:
- You add a new contact that has a birthday in Outlook 2010.
- You change the view of the Contacts folder to a table view, such as the List view.
- You add the Birthday or Anniversary field to the table view.
- You change the time zone setting in Outlook Options.
- Assume that you create a new conditional formatting that filters items by a specific category. In this situation, the conditional formatting may not work for the items that contain one or more categories except the given category.
- Assume that you have a calendar in a public folder. Then, you search items in the calendar in Outlook 2010. When the search result is returned, Outlook may crash if you try to open the calendar by clicking it on the Navigation pane.
- Assume that you open a folder in a shared mailbox by using Editor permission in Outlook 2010. When you try to change the retention policy of the folder in the Properties dialog box, the dialog box is too small to display all the text and the menu.
- When you try to access shared folders or calendars in Outlook 2010, you may receive repeated password prompts or the following error message: Cannot display the folder.
- Assume you configure Outlook 2010 to connect to your mailbox by using the MAPI over HTTP protocol. Then you add a shared mailbox that is connected by using remote procedure call RPC over HTTP. In this situation, you may see many Autodiscover requests. This causes the connections to take longer than expected.
- You cannot open a meeting in a resource mailbox by using a delegate account in Outlook 2010. Additionally, you may receive the following error message: Note In this error message, <User A> represents the owner of the resource mailbox.You do not have permission to view this calendar...Do you want to ask User A to share his or her Calendar with you?
How to download and install the update
Download CenterThis update is available only for manual download and installation from the Microsoft Download Center:
- Download Update KB2878264 for 32-bit version of Outlook 2010
- Download Update KB2878264 for 64-bit version of Outlook 2010
Restart requirementYou may have to restart the computer after you install this update.
More Information
PrerequisitesTo apply this update, you must have Microsoft Office 2010 Service Pack 2 (SP2) installed.
Office System TechCenter contains the latest administrative updates and strategic deployment resources for all versions of Office.


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News release from 08/02/2018
Approval for energy saving fund
It's been confirmed that a £200,000 loan fund will be set up to help South Cambridgeshire's residents, community groups and businesses become more energy efficient.
The District Council's Cabinet yesterday (7 February) approved plans to create a Green Energy Loan Fund. This will allow householders, voluntary groups including parish councils and companies with up to 250 staff to borrow money specifically to spend on energy saving initiatives.
Residents and community groups will pay no interest on the loans. Small and medium-sized businesses will be charged interest at the same rate as offered by Government for start-up loans.
Leading Councillors are encouraging this money to go towards creative and innovative ways to reduce energy consumption and bills, such as air source heat pumps, solar panels, battery storage, electric car charging points, LED lighting, insulation or draught proofing.
It is anticipated that the fund, which will be paid for via business rates income from new renewable energy projects in South Cambridgeshire, will be set-up and launched by mid-July.
As part of the scheme, residents, community groups and businesses will be able to apply for loans from £1,000 to £10,000 per year for the next four years. Loans will be paid back over three years, so recipients can spread the cost of purchasing energy saving products.
Meanwhile, the authority's Cabinet also approved proposals to invest further elements of the same business rates funding pot in renewable energy projects. These will aim to generate income for the Council to spend on services, and allow the authority to become more environmentally-friendly. Potential projects such as solar canopies over the car park at the authority's Cambourne offices, and renewable energy generation schemes at the planned new Sports Pavilion and Community Centre sites at Northstowe, will now be investigated.
South Cambridgeshire District Council's Cabinet Member for Finance, Cllr Simon Edwards, said: "We know many people in South Cambridgeshire want to be greener not only to help the environment, but also to cut the amount they spend on energy bills. The cheapest unit of energy is the one you never use, so our loan scheme will make it more achievable for residents, voluntary groups and businesses to make what can be substantial changes to cut their energy use. We'll be doing our bit by looking at ways we can be greener, and investigating renewable energy investment opportunities that are kind to the environment and raise funds to spend on vital services for residents at the same time. All this shows that we're serious about making South Cambridgeshire an even greener place to live, work or study."
The agenda for the Cabinet meeting when both the Green Energy Loan Fund and Council Energy Investment Opportunities were discussed is available on this part of our website.


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3rd Floor Launch PartyFebruary 26, 2015
Cheers to an incredible night! Last Wednesday, February 4, we teamed up with VITA Magazine to celebrate the official launch of our 3rd floor showroom. Joined by friends, family, designers and media alike, we showed off our new 13,000 ft2 retail space in style.
The excitement was palpable during our first-ever Instagram Design Challenge, featuring three noted local creatives, Leonie Markhorst of NOA // NOIR, Jill Lansky of The August Diaries and Sophia Hsin of Sophia Hsin Photography. Each talented tastemaker turned a barebones vignette into an envy-inducing space in under 10 minutes using only MOE's private-label home accessories.
Left: A pre-challenge powwow between Leonie, Sophia and Jill. Right: Leonie hurrying to pick her home accents.
When the clock ran out, guests voted for their favourite stylish space on Instagram. Leonie Markhorst, founder and style blogger for NOA // NOIR, took the top spot in the challenge with her edgy, minimalist design.
The winning vignette, designed by Leonie of NOA // NOIR.
Guests sipped on bevvies from Okanagan Spring Brewery and Le Vieux Pin, while snacking on bites from Savoury Chef Foods before they got silly in the Downtown Photobooth where they posed for take-home black and white portraits.
No one could resist a stop in the photobooth, pretty props and all.
Missed out on the action? Read all about it on VitaminDaily.com. Thanks to everyone who made it an evening to remember!
The Samieian family, owners and operators of MOE'S Home Collection, celebrated in fine form. From left to right: Faye, Moe Jr., Sara and Moe Samieian Sr.
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Each unique piece in the MADE collection reflects the love and skill of the hands that make it. Using techniques handed down through the generations, MADE jewelry and bags tell a story of lives changed as a result of safe, sustainable employment. Founded in 2005, MADE harnesses the talent and skills Kenyan artisans with a goal of creating long term jobs, teaching new skills, and empowering developing communities.
MADE is dedicated not only to employees, but also to the environment. They buy their raw materials from local individuals, at a fair price, thereby helping to both strengthen the local economy and empower small businesses. MADE's signature style, reclaimed brass, both further benefits the community by being locally sourced, and helps protect our environment – while producing a unique and fashionable product.


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Teaching Resources
Civility in the Digital Era
Digital social media has made it possible for individuals within and beyond the campus community to communicate with faculty or publicize faculty activities in a manner that is intended to provoke controversy or that is intimidating, harassing, or threatening. This memo provides information for faculty members who may be concerned about classroom civility in the digital era.
Relevant Campus Policies
SDSU's Student Conduct Code prohibits:
- Conduct that threatens or endangers the health or safety of any person within or related to the University community, including physical abuse, threats, intimidation or harassment.
- Participating in an activity that substantially and materially disrupts the normal operation of the University or infringes on the rights of members of the University community.
- Unauthorized recording, dissemination, or publication of academic presentations for commercial purposes.
SDSU's Senate Policy File's intellectual property provisions (pages 79-89) give creators of scholarship and creative work rights to copyright or final disposition of work.
Article 37 of the CFA Collective Bargaining Agreement requires that the university provide a safe workplace and establishes pathways for filing safety complaints.
Information from CSU General Counsel (12/5/16): Faculty may include a statement on course syllabi stating that students must obtain permission to record a class lecture or discussion and that without prior permission the student can be reported for misconduct (see link).
Other Useful Resources
- Faculty may include expectations for classroom conduct and civility in their course syllabi. SDSU's institutional membership with the National Center for Faculty Diversity and Development provides access to free resources on how to protect and promote civility in classroom and other academic spaces. For more information, visit the Faculty Development page of our website.
- Faculty may add a statement to their course syllabi stating that students must obtain permission to record a class lecture or discussion and that without prior permission the student can be reported for misconduct.
- SDSU's Marketing and Communications (MarComm) office is available to provide media training presentations upon request to academic units. Faculty members should be aware that they are under no obligation to respond to media and can redirect inquiries to MarComm.
- Faculty who have concerns about workplace safety should report them to their chair / director and / or dean, as per CBA 37.4 - 5. Any acute safety concern should be directed immediately to University Police, x4-1991. Faculty, staff and students may request a safety escort from dusk to dawn, seven days a week, through the Aztec Shield mobile application available for Apple or Android devices, by calling (619) 594-6659, or by using any blue emergency "duress" phone on campus. During periods of high call volume, callers may experience a wait time. Additional safety services and programs may be found on the University Police website.
- Faculty may opt to not provide office location or office hours information on the department / school website but instead only to enrolled students via Blackboard or syllabi.
- If intimidating or harassing email becomes an issue, faculty can contact the Enterprise Technology Services (ETS) Help Desk at [email protected]. The Help Desk can walk faculty members through establishing Gmail settings, including blocking future mail (for more information on blocking, see Gmail Help), and referring harassing email to Public Safety if appropriate. For urgent or sensitive cases, Chris Clement, ETS Help Desk manager, can be contacted directly at x4-5261. If the source of the cyberbullying is on-campus, the Information Technology Security Office (ITS) can provide additional support; contact Gene LeDuc or Rick Norholm: (619) 594-0142. Faculty who are concerned about unwanted contact now may consider adjusting privacy settings on personal social media accounts (like Facebook) to ensure greater privacy for personal content.
- Any faculty member who experiences or witnesses harassment or discrimination may file a complaint with the Office of Employee Relations and Compliance.
- The Employee Assistance Program is available to help faculty who are experiencing heightened work-related stress.


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In 1980, with the founding of the Ansaldo Historic Archive, activities began to recover and safeguard initially the documentary material progressively taken from within the Ansaldo Group, which were later extended both to subsidiary and associate companies and to collections of documents threatened with destruction or dispersement produced by companies not connected with Ansaldo.
The Ansaldo Historic Archive has therefore already for some time performed a much wider activity than that normally undertaken by an historic business archive, and recognition of its nature as a regional economic archive arrived in February 2000 with the founding of the "Fondazione Ansaldo - Archivio Economico delle Imprese Liguri - Onlus" foundation, an organisation to which the archival heritage conserved up until that date by the Ansaldo Historic Archive was transferred.
|The financially burdensome and administratively complex commitments to protecting and exploiting the documentation of historical and archival interest produced by Ligurian enterprise led in March 2005 to a convention with the General Directorate for Archives, and during 2007 a strategic/institutional reconfiguration of the Foundation.
Today, the "Fondazione Ansaldo – Gruppo Finmeccanica" makes available to the scientific community over 15 km of company, accounting, administrative and technical documents produced from the mid 19th century by companies mainly connected to the Ansaldo, Bombrini, Bruzzo, Costa, Dufour, Fincantieri, Finmare, Finmeccanica, Gaslini, Ilva-Italsider and Perrone groups, and by other economic entities such as the Borsa Valori di Genova stock exchange and Banco di Chiavari e della Riviera Ligure.
More than 400,000 original photographs, both prints and negatives, have also been brought together, offering an overview of many business and working activities from the mid-19th century onwards, while in the cinematographic field, 5,000 original films have been acquired which document many and various aspects of Italian economic life in the 20th century. This capital of memories, continually supplemented with new additions and donations, also includes important collections of technical and industrial drawings, antiques and heirlooms, naval records, and share and bond certificates. Finally, with the initiative "La Liguria del saper fare si racconta", the Foundation has set up a vast collection of oral accounts on the work and professional activities present in the Ligurian economic system.
The acquired documentation, due to the various conservation and management methods required and also due to the different users, as been divided into five distinct sections within the site: Archive, Photo Library, Film Library, Oral Sources and Collections.


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Le Monde states on Oct 10 in an article on the need of enlightened citizens, with some envy:
- La Suède a en effet entrepris une réforme d'ampleur de l'enseignement des mathématiques, soutenue au plus haut niveau politique. L'un des premiers axes a été de travailler à une représentation plus claire du rôle des mathématiques dans la vie quotidienne et professionnelle. Là encore, il s'agit de modifier les représentations traditionnelles. Les Suédois veulent montrer à leurs enfants que les maths se nichent partout. La production de raisonnements abstraits est une part importante de l'activité mathématique, mais elle doit venir en son temps.
This must be the € 50 miljon campaign by Swedish School Minister Jan Björklund focussed on correcting certain systematic errors propagated in Swedish mathematics education including computations like 51 - 49 = 18 based on 5-4=1 och 9-1=8.
- Sweden has from the highest political level launched a campaign with the objective of convincing the Swedish people that the abstract reasoning of mathematics enters everywhere in both professional and everyday life.
Evidently, the Swedish mathematics enlightenment campaign gives resonance in France, and thus is yet another example of the success of the Swedish education model...
Le Monde refers to the CIEP 51 The Changing World of Scientific Teaching asking for a reformation of scientific education away from formalism and elitism towards constructive learning by doing. This is what I try to convey to Teknikdelegationen formed by the Swedish Government with the objective of increasing the interest in science and science education, but the delegation does not seem to be willing to listen...
However, next week I will meet with the Swedish Ministry of Education and so the discussion is not closed...the Lucia march towards enlightenment is coming up on Dec 13...
If in Sweden it is believed that mathematics will enlighten people, in the enlightened France the discussion also points in the other direction: Eric Charbonnier, economist and educational expert OECD states in a Le Monde interview:
- mathematics education in France has more hours of instruction than in any other OECD country
- french students who do not succeed well in mathematics get the unfortunate impression that they cannot succeed in any other subject either
- to study languages, arts or journalism at university it is in France necessary to pass filters of mathematics tests
- in short: more foreign languages and less math.
In other words, in France where mathematics dominates the educational system as no-where
else, it is increasingly becoming understood that enlightenment does not necessarily come through studies of mathematics. Maybe it is not necessary to force all citizen through 12 years of school mathematics. Maybe it is even counter-productive since it gives the wrong signal to most students. Maybe it destroys the possiblitites for the 10-30% of the students who are interested in mathematics to develop their interest and capabilities, since trivialization in math-for-everybody is unavoidable.
Maybe Sweden should look to France, instead of the opposite...because trivalization is the syndrome of Swedish math education...


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.:E-mail From Sacha:.
She wanted me to blog this out for you guys... something's wrong with her blogger account, so she says... in any case, I'm glad she's having fun in Hong Kong, and things are running smoothly enough for her there. Interestingly enough, when I first visited Hong Kong, I was also in the Kowloon Hotel... ah, well...
In Kowloon Hotel carefully tapping out e-mail on small noisy
keyboard, thanking my lucky stars that this hotel is clued enough
to provide free Internet access in the room. Or at least I hope
it's free. ^_^
Spent last half hour typing nice long post in my old blogger
account, only to find out that Netscape Navigator 4.0 isn't
really supported. Blogger crashes and burns horribly
_after_ you hit the Post button, which is _so_ not fun.
LiveJournal won't let me create an account, and jroller doesn't
even want to load. Am in Javascript hell.
Still, Internet access is Internet access. Am absolutely
grateful to Jijo and company for free.net.ph . Would be
lost without horde, the groupware system that actually
works without a hitch.
Have had very little sleep. Stayed up late finalizing party
plans and feeling guilty over last-minute invitations. Left
contact information with the house so that they can follow up
with people who haven't confirmed yet. Hope everything works
out on that end, as am looking forward to party this Saturday.
Napped on plane to Hong Kong. Am close to perfecting fine art
of sleeping while standing up, although neck still somewhat stiff.
Flight too short for movies. Pity. Long-haul flights have
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind; would not have minded watching
that again, perhaps.
Snagged a couple of Japanese-language information kits from airport.
Don't have my dictionary at the moment, but katakana and hiragana
fun to read. Brochures keep saying "Shopping". ("Shoppingu", to be precise.)
This is Hong Kong, after all.
Dropped luggage off at hotel and headed straight to Wanko. Spent
rest of morning picking out suits. Have around four sets now.
Nice. Professional. ;) Saleslady very enthusiastic. Managed to
talk us into getting another dress, although still have to find
some kind of beige sweater to match it.
Had lunch at Oliver's Super Sandwiches. Baked potato okay, but
not spectacular. Next time, will get triple-cheese hotdog
instead, as seems better value. Actually, will try to swing
for McDonalds instead, as is much better value. For some definition
of value; we're talking about McDonalds, after all.
Picked up a few tops from other stores. Will go back and check
other stores out after short nap. Seem to have forgotten about
need for short nap due to unexpected Internet access in
room. Priorities, priorities.
Weird computer. Suspect it's Win 3.11 based. Classic widgets.
Vaguely remember using Netscape Navigator on Win 3.11 (together
with Trumpet Winsock) to surf long long time ago. Miss Mozilla.
Miss Firefox. Oh well.
Know any blogging engine that supports NS4? Waah.
At least I can still browse most websites.
Will write again soon.
- Sacha


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About Us
The authors, sponsors, and members of the group behind Belligerent Act are financial managers, entrepreneurs, designers, writers, philosophers, and computer/web professionals. We are nonpartisan in the conventional political usage of that term; we are not liberals, not conservatives, not centrists, not democrats, not republicans.
Our estimate of the current and past six U.S. Presidents is as follows:
Donald Trump: SUPERCRIMINAL
Barack Obama: SUPERCRIMINAL
George W. Bush: SUPERCRIMINAL
William J. (Bill) Clinton: SUPERCRIMINAL
George H. W. Bush: SUPERCRIMINAL
Ronald Reagan: SUPERCRIMINAL
Jimmy Carter: Anomaly
We do not believe that any of the conventional political dichotomies have any meaning or import. The constantly hyped mainstream struggle between the left and the right is a strategically curated sideshow. The only meaningful schism in America today is that between the financial interests of those in political power vs. the financial interests of those not in political power. In other words, we believe that the only significant political struggle in America today is between the people and the government.
We are attempting to articulate a coherent alternative to the political and social right, the political and social left, and the political and social center (compromise is one of the most insidious tools of the bureaucrat and the status quo). It's clear to us that all of those paths are tired, discredited, and infected with rot. The only real solutions to our urgent cultural emergency require going meta; charting new paths that break from and transcend all the corruption, inertia, and artificial conflict in traditional politics.


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Posted: Apr 29, 2017
Freshman Clara Blaine tallied three of the five Wilmington goals as the Fightin' Quakers concluded the 2017 season with a 21-5 loss to Muskingum Saturday in Ohio Athletic Conference action on Townsend Field at Williams Stadium.
- Blaine (Lebanon, OH/Lebanon) finished with a WC freshman record 28 goals, three off the single-season mark. She scored the first two Wilmington goals, including one that knotted the score at one.
- Blaine only took three shots to score her six goals and had a team-high three draw controls.
- Muskingum six straight goals over a 10-minute span to take the lead for good.
- Freshman Summer Wilbur (Manchester, OH/Manchester) finished with a team-high three ground balls, and was one of three players with a caused turnover. Junior Kara Griffith (Springfield, OH/Springfield) and Blaine were the other two.
- Freshmen Hannah Gratsch (Milford, OH/Milford) and Rachel Reinhart (Hilliard, OH/Davidson) also scored for the Fightin' Quakers.
- Sophomore Megan Wieloch (Canton, MI/Plymouth) finished with 13 saves on 34 shots.
- It marked the final collegiate game for senior Kayla Ogan (Raymond, OH/Marysville) and Whitney Brofford (Marysville, OH/Marysville).
Wilmington wrapped up the first season under head coach Bree Galloway at 2-14 overall, 1-6 in the OAC.


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July 1st, 2016 – Kanye West's Wife Kim Kardashian Replies To Rumour That She Wore Butt Pad To Sister's Birthday In LA [PICTURES]
Kim Kardashian Denies She Wears Butt Pads "I Only Uses Shape-wears"
The secret of what seems as the well-rounded perfect backside of controversial TV star, Kim Kardashian has been exposed.
On Monday, Kim and her 'superman' were spotted at the birthday ceremony of Khloe Kardashian in Los Angeles.
While leaving the event, Kim mistakenly exposed what appear to be a butt pad in her underwear.
Her black skirt was sheer enough to give an outline of what looked like butt pad in her behind.
The mother of two took to her app few hours ago to clear the air on the butt pad rumour.
In her words:
"Here's what really happened: A couple years ago, I wore a skirt in Miami that was totally sheer. I had no idea it was SO see-through on my butt,"I definitely never want that to happen again, so now I always wear shapewear. So, the fact is: I don't wear butt pads!" At this point, I think everyone has seen my butt naked and knows I don't need them, LOL!"
See more viral photos of Kim K rocking her shape wear below


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African Island and Beach holidays
Africa isn't all toothy wildlife and acacia-dotted plains. In fact, Africa is blessed with a spectacular coastline and idyllic tropical islands just off the shore – great for beach holidays and ideal as an add-on to a safari.
There are numerous African destinations famous for beach holidays, each with its own flair and appeal. The beaches of South Africa's cosmopolitan Cape Town are pristine and beautiful, ideal for sunbathing particularly after a bracing swim in the Atlantic Ocean. The warm waters of the Indian Ocean and long sandy beaches flank the east coast of South Africa and is in close proximity to nearby safari destinations.
Mozambique oozes third world charm with a significant Portuguese influence, whist Namibia (on the opposite side of the continent) features desolate landscapes and beaches, with icy water rich in marine life. Kenya and Tanzania have some remarkably beautiful beaches, and strong Arab influences in the islands of Zanzibar and Pemba.
The Indian Ocean islands all have a different appeal .Madagascar for the exploring evolution enthusiast, Mauritius for resorts and watersports and the Seychelles for those looking for exclusivity. These are our favourite African island holiday destinations.
If you are looking to escape the humdrum and bustle of life and recline on one of Africa's pristine coastlines or remote islands, then have a look at our African Island and beach holiday options below (Warning, this could result in a sudden urge to pack your bags for Africa!)
Relax on a beach Tours
Cape Town, Whales & Winelands Self-drive Tour
Discover the attractions of Cape Town, the whale coast and the Cape wine country. There…
Benguerra Island Fishing Safari
Explore Mozambique's pristine beaches and its inhabitants on this magical Benguerra fishing safari tour.
Zanzibar Romance Tour
The romantic Zanzibar tour, explores the historical narrow streets of the city of Stone Town,…
Kruger and Mozambique Combination Safari
This tour combines the best of Mozambique'as pristine white beaches with the best southern Africa…
KwaZulu Natal Beach and Bush Safari
Spend 3 nights tracking Africa's Big-5 at the Phinda Game Reserve, followed by 4 nights…
Zanzibar Dhow Sunset Cruise
A traditional dhow sunset cruise, exploring the beautiful coastline of Stone Town, Zanzibar.


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Buh-bye, Scotty. The liberal blogosphere is really gonna miss you. Really.
You know, it took Scotty-boy's resignation for me to look up that reference of "he's been drinking the kool aid." Wikipedia has it all here. And I love that a WaPo editor admitted to drinking The Good Leaky stuff in a televised interview.
Course, we all know that mixing up the next fruit-punch batch is Turd Blossom's new job.
I'm busy today working, but my review (late, but there it is) of Spike Lee's The Inside Man is up at the sister site.
And welcome to the latest addition to the blogroll, "Pinko Feminist Hellcat". Um, one of us? Ya think?
Wednesday, April 19
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She is to play makeup artist. Unable to find romance in real life, she falls in love with a cybernetic doll, who is programmed to be a "perfect" boyfriend. Actor Yeo Jin-goo will play the role of the doll.
|Minah (Herald DB)
Minah, a member of K-pop act Girl's Day, has been pursuing a succesful acting career, starring in hit SBS series "Beautiful Gong Shim" in 2016.
The series is an adaptation of a Japanese comic book of the same name, written and drawn by Yuu Watase. The cartoon was adapted into TV series in Japan and Taiwan. Korean actress Ku Hye-sun took the lead role in the Taiwanese version.
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