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Anglers are encouraged to provide their input regarding changes to Louisiana and Texas's bordering waters
March 16, 2011 - The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will host three public meetings to present proposed recreational harvest regulations for freshwater game fish on the waters of the Toledo Bend Reservoir, Caddo Lake and Sabine River. The proposed regulations were developed in an effort to establish uniform regulations governing Louisiana and Texas's bordering waters.
Public comment will be taken on all items under consideration by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission through May 5. The meeting dates and locations include:
- April 4 at 7 p.m., SRA Office, 15091 Texas Hwy, Many, LA
- April 5 at 7 p.m., LDWF Office, 9961 Hwy. 80, Minden, LA
- April 7 at 7 p.m., LSU Ag Center, 7101 Gulf Hwy, Lake Charles, LA
To view the full notice of intent and all proposed regulations changes, visit our website at http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/proposedregulations. Public comment will be accepted through May 5 and can be submitted directly to Ashley Wethey at email@example.com, or by mail at P.O. Box 98000, Baton Rouge, LA 70898-9000.
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is charged with managing and protecting Louisiana's abundant natural resources. For more information, visit us at www.wlf.louisiana.gov on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ldwffb or follow us on Twitter @LDWF.
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Original Trinity Hymnal, #136
Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim,
And publish abroad his wonderful Name;
The Name, all victorious, of Jesus extol;
His kingdom is glorious, and rules over all.
God ruleth on high, almighty to save;
And still he is nighhis presence we have:
The great congregation his triumph shall sing,
Ascribing salvation to Jesus, our King.
Salvation to God who sits on the throne!
Let all cry aloud and honor the Son:
The praises of Jesus the angels proclaim,
Fall down on their faces and worship the Lamb.
Then let us adore, and give him his right,
All glory and power, and wisdom and might,
All honor and blessing, with angels above,
And thanks never ceasing for infinite love.
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Austin – Multi-Purpose Design Agency WP Theme
Austin is a multi-purpose WordPress theme theme delicately handcrafted to meet the needs of design agencies, artists, photographers, corporates and many other types of small businesses. It is a result of our detailed study of requirements and design of countless actual creative agency websites, corporate sites, product showcase sites, community sites etc.
The theme pages are built using popular SiteOrigin page builder. Austin comes with support for about 40+ custom page builder elements/widgets that are accessible for easy insertion and configuration in the page builder including the ones that are part of our popular SiteOrigin widgets plugin.
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Harriet Lane served as White House hostess for her uncle, President James Buchanan, the only bachelor ever elected President. Ms. Lane was an accomplished hostess who was her uncle's hostess throughout his career. Before the White House she traveled with him to England when he was appointed Minister to Great Britain. She was even successfully presented to Queen Victoria. The National First Ladies' Library biography called her "young, beautiful, and extremely popular." One of her biggest mistakes as First Lady was actually aboard the USS Harriet Lane, where she hosted a party that her uncle later berated her for since the boat was government property. Harriet Lane made many contributions including (these and many more can be found by following the link above):
- The Harriet Lane Home for Invalid Children (now part of John Hopkins)
- Funded the start of St. Albans, which was to train choristers.
- Helping the Native Americans
- Donating her art collection to the Smithsonian in what would begin the National Gallery of Art
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25 Years of Beautiful Bedrooms
We searched through years of Traditional Home to find our 25 favorite sleeping spots
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Bedrooms are the most sacred rooms in the home. They're our sweet retreats—highly personal spaces where we wind down and recharge. Whether they have soaring ceilings or cozy nooks, dramatic canopies or chic headboards, well-crafted bedrooms always delight. It wasn't easy for our editors to cull the best of the best from 25 years' worth of sleeping spots, but here are some of our favorites.
Red, White, and Blue Bedroom
October 1989
Carefully chosen antiques, an artful mix of patterns, and rich colors convey Southern tradition in this Highland Park, Texas, home. The 18th-century four-poster boasts a scarlet-lined canopy and pleated duster. Twin medallion-back armchairs are covered in rosy damask. Easy chairs are definitely "his" (bold red leather) and "hers" (a delicate print with skirting).
Written by Karen Muncy
Interior design: Rebecca Hughes
Napoléon Bedroom
April 1990
Tulsa designer Charles Faudree combined precious antique furnishings and collections very liberally to transform his straitlaced Oklahoma saltbox into an elegant showcase. Charles believed in layering the home with accessories and personal collections. "They are every bit as vital to the end result," he said. "They're the frosting on the cake." This belief is evident in his guest room, which doubled as a showcase for his Napoléon memorabilia, including statuary, portraits, medals, and regalia. Charles disassembled a French daybed to make caned headboards for the room's two twin beds.
Written by Heather Wright
Produced by Nancy Ingram
Design: Charles Faudree
Masculine Bedroom
February 1991
When Minneapolis designer Brian Ellingson outgrew his first condominium, he bought two adjoining units 11 floors above, knocked down a few walls, and fashioned a modern penthouse in classic style.
The master bedroom is connected to the library by double six-panel doors. Brian describes the hunter-green-and-mahogany theme shared by the two rooms as "masculine without being macho." An 18th-century reproduction secretary provides space for antique books and other collections and complements both the color and scale of the canopy bed.
Written by Heather Wright
Produced by Sharon Ross
Design: Brian Ellingson
Crisp, Clean Bedroom
May 1992
Designer Richard Eustice gave a '50s home on Maryland's Eastern Shore an update with his crisp, clean interior design. All the pieces of the bedroom—the painted floor, the pencil-post beds with matelassé coverlets, the grain-painted chest, the hand-hooked peacock rug—fit perfectly. Taking advantage of the waterfront setting, Eustice made use of a marine motif, but took great care not to go overboard.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson
Produced by Estelle Bond Guralnick
Design: Richard Eustice
Romantic Farmhouse Bedroom
May 1993
With their children grown up and gone, interior designer Suzy Stout and her husband remodeled their suburban Chicago house. Suzy parted with tired colors and fabrics to infuse exuberant colors throughout the home.
The master bedroom has the brightest of outlooks. Among its many uplifting assets is the pitched farm-country ceiling coupled with an elegant crystal chandelier. Also stout-hearted is the blue-and-white color scheme, romanced with a soft kiss of pink.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson
Regional editors: Sally Mauer and Hilary Rose
Interior design: Suzy Stout
Romantic White Bedroom
September 1994
Designer Michael Moore's instructions in this 1928 Italian-style villa in San Francisco called for subtle beauty and refinement, without any extravagance or trendiness.
Fulfilling the homeowner's wish for a romantic bedroom, Moore created a warm, luxurious retreat as beckoning as a bridal suite. The star attraction is the canopy bed, which he describes as a "romantic haven within the larger space of the room." Moore used texture to give depth and finish to the mostly white room. On the bed are damask curtains, an appliquéd cornice and bed skirt, and a matelassé bedcover. Lace panels and striated silk curtains adorn the windows.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson
Regional editor: Heather Lobdell
Interior design: Michael Moore
Green Showhouse Bedroom
July 1995
A woven carpet in greens and pinks drove the soothing color scheme in this Cape Cod Academy Designer Showhouse bedroom. Walls, glazed and striated lettuce green, are set off by white woodwork and wisps of gauzy cotton curtains that billow in the breeze. The bedroom's focal point is an adaptation of a West Indies-style mahogany four-poster draped with mosquito netting and dressed in fine linens. The wide-striped duvet reverses to a narrower stripe on the diagonal.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson and Estelle Bond Guralnick
Design: Gary McBournie
Hollywood Glam Bedroom
May 1996
Interior designer Michael Berman melded memories of 1930s and '40s Hollywood in this Pasadena Showhouse bedroom. Berman started by bleaching and whitewashing the floors and painting all the crown and picture moldings dove white. The walls are evenly studded with upholstery tacks centered precisely on hand-painted stars.
The focal point of the room is the bed, fully upholstered in a caramel-and-white canopy-striped fabric. Berman placed the bed in front of a bay with diamond-pane windows, then framed the area with draperies hung from a canopy-like cornice. A Japanese altar table sits at the foot of the bed.
Written by Andrea Caughey
Interior design: Michael Berman
Quaint Cottage Bedroom
July 1997
The design of this Union Pier, Michigan, bedroom is rooted in simplicity. "It centers on a pretty basic concept of a lot of white and a lot of natural elements," homeowner Laurie Stallone said, "whether it's wicker or sisal or pine, linen, cotton, or canvas.
Although small, the master bedroom feels spacious, thanks to the expansive use of white at the windows and on the bed. The bedside tables—fashioned by Laurie—are actually new picnic baskets placed on black wooden stands. Wire lamps were chosen for their simple, sculptural shapes.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson
Regional editors: Sally Mauer and Hilary Rose
Breezy Master Bedroom
March 1998
The upstairs of this circa-1840 Federal farmhouse in Essex, Connecticut, was once a warren of small rooms with low ceilings and narrow hallways, but was converted into the three-room master suite. Gutted to the roof, the space gradually emerged as an aerie softened by new moldings and French windows overlooking formal gardens at the back of the house. The romantic master bedroom is a study in textures. Soft, nubby chenille on the headboard and throw acts as a counterpoint to the crisp silk taffeta bed skirt.
Written by Estelle Bond Guralnick
Interior design: Charles Spada
Black-and-White Bedroom
May 1999
Designer John Barman's weekend house in Bridgehampton, New York, radiates confidence, character and consistency throughout. Bold pattern appears even in the serene master bedroom, etched in black and white with sweeps of rich mahogany. The throw at the foot of the bed reverses to black ground with white zigzags.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson
Regional editor: Bonnie Maharam
Interior design: John Barman
Light and Bright Guest Room
July 2000
The owners of this circa-1797 Charleston, South Carolina, home worked with preservation planner John Laurens and designer Ritva Heino to respectfully update the interiors for a family with children. What was once a separate kitchen building at the rear of the house became a guesthouse. There, the bedroom cossets visitors in casual luxury, with paneled walls painted pristine white, natural wicker seating pieces, and a bed topped with a cozy cashmere throw from Italy.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson
Regional editor: Lynn McBride
Interior design: Ritva Heino
Renovation specialist: John Laurens
Sun-Streaked Bedroom
July 2001
Cher Beall's modest 1930s beach house was small, tired, and badly configured. It had narrow halls, little rooms, and limited access to its biggest virtue—a glorious view of the Pacific Ocean. So Cher added 800 square feet of living space, most of which became a second-story master suite with French doors leading out to a balcony with ocean views. A sea-grass floorcovering, creamy walls, and neutral furnishings put the accent here firmly on the view.
Written by Heather Lobdell
Regional editor: Andrea Cuaghey
Interior design: Cher Stone Beall
Cool Blue Bedroom
July 2002
Tranquil design prevailed at the Cape Cod Conservatory Showhouse. The 1895 home has views of the shimmery Atlantic, where a spectrum of blues presents itself daily—a palette that interior designers Dianne Tappé and Barbara Kotzen borrowed for the sophisticated-yet-cozy master bedroom.
An oversized silk plaid became the room's focal point. It drops from the regal bed's pelmet, which is trimmed with a painted shell motif, and puddles on the sisal-look carpet. At the windows, pleated drapery panels top woven-straw roll-up blinds. On the Louis XVI-style bed, scalloped edges on the white cotton matelassé coverlet mimic waves lapping at the shore visible from the window. An easy chair in off-white terry reminiscent of a beach towel makes a cozy reading area.
Written by Krissa Rossbund
Regional editor: Estelle Bond Guralnick
Interior design: Dianne Tappé and Barbara Kotzen
French Country Bedroom
April 2003
Interior designer Marshall Watson imbued a new house in St. Louis with 19th-century European sensibilities and 21st-century American comforts. The Gallic-inspired guest suite offers the ambience of an attic bedroom in a French inn. To further suggest the idea of escape, Watson chose a French toile depicting ballooning in the French countryside for the upholstered walls, the bed, and pillows. An uncommon touch is an American hand-braided rug that hints at country French style. Painted side tables, circa 1910, balance the visually heavier 18th-century French fruitwood armoire.
Written by Linda Hallam
Produced by Mary Anne Thomson
Interior design: Marshall Watson and Chris Walsh
Cool, Calm Bedroom
Holiday 2004
Country French detailing distinguishes this custom home in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where antique furniture warms up comfortable new pieces. In the bedroom, a new bed from Oly pairs with an antique rug from Turkey and an antique Wedgwood bedside lamp. A calm pastel palette lets the exquisite furnishings speak for themselves.
Written and produced by Candace Ord Manroe
Interior design: Gretchen Edwards
Mustard Yellow Bedroom
November 2005
Boston-area chef Stephanie hired interior designer Nancy McLaughlin to bring the rooms of her new house to life. A fan of the color red, toile de Juoy, antique linens, and Staffordshire pottery, Stephanie wanted her home be the visual equivalent of comfort food—feel-good fabrics in warm earth tones. In the bedroom, that manifests in abundant mustard yellow toile, of which Stephanie says, "More is better."
Written by Doris Athineos
Produced by Hillary Maharam
Interior design: Nancy McLaughlin
Architect: John MacDonald
Blissful Blue-and-White Bedroom
October 2006
The master suite in designer Gail Green's Park Avenue apartment embraces the motifs and style elements of 18th-century Scottish architect and designer Robert Adam, a man whose classic aesthetic is admired by traditionalists the world over. Blissfully serene in blue and white, the room pays tribute to Adam in its furnishings and fabrics.
Written by Pamela J. Wilson
Produced by Bonnie Maharam
Architects: David Estreich and Brian Blackburn
Interior design: Gail Green
Brown Toile Bedroom
September 2007
Earthy browns and greens prevail in interior designer Bill Murphy's updated 1960s ranch house in Atlanta. Uninhibited views of the wooded backyard influenced the home's palette, which appears in the guest bedroom as brown ticking fabric on the walls and brown toile draperies. English transferware hangs above the bamboo headboard. A bronze Chinese incense burner floats on an acrylic stand in the corner, and an antique magnifying glass sits on a side table.
Written by Amy Elbert
Produced by Lisa Mowry
Design: Bill Murphy
Gorgeous Brown Bedroom
October 2008
Chicago-based interior designer Tom Stringer renovated his 1906 townhouse to ensure a seamless flow from room to room. Antiques and modern furniture are highlighted throughout by a restrained palette of beiges and chocolate browns. In the master bedroom, warm chocolate walls and graphic patterned carpet make a dramatic backdrop. A French crystal chandelier glimmers overhead.
Written by Lisa Cregan
Produced by Jenny Bradley
Architects: Steve Rugo and Lindsay Graham
Interior design: Tom Stringer
Feminine Showhouse Bedroom
November 2009
A large-scale medallion print served as designer Kelly Proxmire's jumping-off point for this refined refuge, the master bedroom in the D.C. Design House.
The spacious room's centerpiece is an upholstered headboard tucked into a billowing canopy treatment. The happy pattern in robin's-egg blue and ivory—also used on the pleated valance, the bed curtains, and the duvet—draws attention to the bed and helps pull its pillows, linens, and bed skirt together.
Written by Krissa Rossbund
Produced by Eileen A. Deymier
Design: Kelly Proxmire
Blue Toile Bedroom
June+July 2010
The design of this Indiana lake house revolves around the favored colors and collections of the homeowners—antique quilts and blue-and-white china.
Blue-and-white toile fabric by Hinson & Company was used for wallcoverings, bedding, and furniture in the master suite. The upholstered headboard is illuminated by sconces from Circa Lighting and accented by a painted wood arch. A blue-and-white needlepoint rug by Stark Carpet introduces a simple grid design underfoot.
Written by Amy Elbert
Produced by Betsy Harris
Interior design: Suzanne Kasler
Charming Guest Room
October 2011
A mismatched aesthetic brings loads of charm to this new Atlanta home. In the guest bedroom, a bird-themed linen adorns the canopy and bed curtains. The headboard is upholstered in a Kravet raffia. Walls are painted Farrow & Ball's "Light Blue"—homeowner and designer Lori Tippins's go-to color.
Written by Amy Elbert
Produced by Lisa Mowry
Architectural designer: Holly Johnson
Interior design: Lori Tippins
Pretty Purple Bedroom
February+March 2012
Designer Colette van den Thillart composed a comfortably grand home for her family of four in Toronto. "I wanted this house to have a sense of flamboyance and grandeur," Colette says. "But at the end of the day, it's a casual family home, and it's meant to be comfortable."
Inspired by pinks and violets of the northern Canadian light, the master bedroom is as glamorous as it is cozy. A regal lilac-on-white patterned headboard (designed by Colette) is offset by white-on-lilac curtains. A Belgian oak settee upholstered with faux fur huddles with tufted slipper chairs. All-but-invisible Lucite benches add storage space under the graceful night tables.
Written by Jenny Bradley
Design: Colette van den Thillart
Quietly Elegant Bedroom
Feburary+March 2013
A New York couple hired designers Mariette Himes Gomez and Brooke Gomez to help them decorate their new apartment after seeing their work in a design book. The sophisticated and serene interiors are filled with clean lines and neutral tones. A soft-blue tufted headboard from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams set the tone for the master bedroom. The rose-pattern custom wallpaper in shades of muted gray was designed by Ted Tyler.
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Written by Cathy Whitlock
Produced by Jo Ann McVicker
Interior design: Mariette Himes Gomez and Brooke Gomez
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Chinese Police Bust Rat-Meat Ring; Seize 20,000 Tons
(CNN) — Police in China have spent three months seizing bogus meat, some of it fake beef or mutton made out of fox, mink and rat.
They snatched up around 20,000 tons of illegal products, according to state news agency Xinhua.
In 382 cases, officials arrested 904 suspects for passing off counterfeit meat, meat injected with water or diseased flesh to consumers, the news agency said.
Other offenders allegedly added chemicals illegally to their products, the agency said.
Two "meat processing and selling dens" in southwest China allegedly used hydrogen peroxide to process chicken claws, Xinhua said.
The raids were the first part of a food safety enforcement campaign from the Ministry of Public Security, Xinhua reported.
Next phase: dairy product crimes.
A ministry official told the news agency it expects to find deep-rooted safety problems.
By Ben Brumfield
The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2013 Cable News Network, Inc., a Time Warner Company. All rights reserved.


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A city of Phoenician origin, for centuries Melilla has been an important trading port and defensive bastion in the Mediterranean. The early Old Town contrasts with the rest of the city, which has an important group of Modernist buildings.
Attracted by its strategic position in the Mediterranean, the Phoenicians established themselves on Melilla's current site in the 7th century B. C. Rusadir, as the city was known, became a flourishing trading port. Centuries later, then a Roman colony, it came to be an important communications centre. Melilla reached its most splendid age with the Arabs, as a trading and defensive city. From 1497, it passed into Spanish hands and became an important military establishment. Melilla la ViejaThe oldest part is the fortified city (16th C.), known as El Pueblo. Declared a Historic-Artistic Site, Melilla la Vieja was originally formed by four fortresses linked together by drawbridges. The narrow streets making up oldest districts for the city are hidden behind its thick walls and deep ditches. The most recent defensive bastion is situated in the Citadel, made up of the Grande, Chica, Victoria and Rosario forts (18th C.Above the Hornabeque ditch stands the second citadel, centred on the Parade Ground, where the remains of the old Roman settlement were found.Over the Santiago ditch you reach the oldest walled enclosure (16th-18th C.). Within the walls, the Plaza de las Peñuelas is surrounded by important buildings, like the Gothic chapel of Santiago. Other important places in the early citadel are the Museum of the City, the church of la Concepción, the oldest in Melilla (17th C.), and the bastion of La Concepción, site of the Army Museum.From the 19th century onwards, the city outgrew its limits and established three new forts on the perimeter: Camellos, with a circular floor plan and ditch; Cabrerizas, a rhomboid shape flanked by two hexagonal towers; and Rostrogordo, whose pentagonal shape hides a large parade ground.The Modernist cityAround the port and the Avenida de Juan Carlos I, the Ensanche shows a model urban layout sprinkled with carefully worked façades and rows of Modernist balconies.Around the Plaza de España stand notable buildings like the Palace of La Asamblea, of art deco inspiration, the Bank of Spain and the Military Casino.A faithful reflection of the multicultural character of the autonomous city, Melilla, city of the four cultures - Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Hindu - reflects its cosmopolitan character in various of its most outstanding buildings. The Central Mosque, with architectural references taken from the Córdoba mosque, is one of the most beautiful churches in the city. The church of the Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, situated opposite the Plaza de las Cuatro Culturas, the Or Zaruah Synagogue, right in the historic centre, and the Hindu Oratory can also be visited.Cuisine and surroundingsMelilla has magnificent wide beaches of fine sand on its coast, as well as the spectacular "Puerto XXI" marina, situated between the old Mineral Wharf and San Lorenzo beach. It is a recent construction that has hundreds of moorings for leisure boats as well as a shopping and leisure centre. Among the many opportunities, you can learn to sail in a Sailing School or practise other water sports like jet skiing, windsurfing or diving.Among the many hotels in Melilla, the Parador de Turismo, situated in the Ataque Seco district, next to the Victoria Fort, is outstanding.When it comes to eating, Melilla has a delicious and very varied cuisine which has similarities with Andalusian regional cuisine. The outstanding features are fried fish, mouth-watering seafood and rice dishes, along with a selection of exotic specialities brought by the rest of the Melilla community: "pinchos morunos" (spicy meat kebabs), "harira" (meat and vegetable soup) and "couscous" (based on wheat semolina). Among the desserts, fritters, sweet couscous, filled pies and stuffed dates are outstanding.
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A Colorado camp helped Cambodian adoptees identify with Cambodian-American camp counselors and volunteers; now they're planning a reunion.
The first collaboration between composer Him Sophy and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Rithy Panh, 'Bangsokol' presents a Cambodian culture almost eradicated by genocide.
A US district judge ordered a temporary halt to deportations while their legality is reviewed.
Some 15,000 Montagnards were resettled in the 1990s and 2000s in North Carolina.
More than 1,000 Cambodian-Americans from across the United States converged on Washington on Sunday to call for the release of Cambodia's jailed opposition leader Kem Sokha and the restoration of his party.
The protest was led by several former lawmakers from the Cambodia National Rescue Party, which was dissolved by court order in November.
'Hearing Cambodian actors tell their nation's story in their language hit us hard … the Khmer-language is so real I couldn't bear it'.
On Thursday, Washington announced it was cutting $1.8 million in aid to the country's national election body, a move Hun Sen claimed was intended to kill off Cambodian democracy.
The opposition's strategy is to call for international sanctions, to lobby for the release of Sokha and other political prisoners, and to pave the way for the CNRP to be allowed to contest in next year's election.
It is the first major symphonic work to remember the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million Cambodians under the rule of the Khmer Rouge regime between 1975 and 1979.
Ambassador William Heidt said he felt a deep regret at the government's decision to move to dissolve the CNRP, which has led the White House to reconsider its foreign relations with Cambodia.
In an interview with VOA Khmer in Phnom Penh on Wednesday, Heidt said the embassy's mission to strengthen the bilateral relationship with Cambodia remained of paramount importance.
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We have a "happy things" thread, and that's awesome and full of happiness and sunshine and love and heartwarms, but this is gonna be strictly funny. Funny videos, funny anecdotes, funny songs, etc.
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systemd offers users the ability to run an instance of systemd to manage their session and services. This allows users to start, stop, enable, and disable units found within certain directories when systemd is run by the user. This is convenient for daemons and other services that are commonly run as a user other than root or a special user, such as mpd.
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In American politics, few issues bring blood to a boil as consistently as abortion. Over the past 13 months, we've checked numerous related statements including, most recently, Gov. Rick Perry's Jan. 22 declaration that there have been 50 million U.S. abortions since the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision in 1973.


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Pictured: Freshman Jillian Dempsey tied the game with 3:29
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- The fifth-ranked Harvard women's hockey team came back from a two-goal deficit to earn a 3-3 tie at Princeton Friday afternoon at Baker Rink. Anna McDonald, Kelsey Romatoski and Jillian Dempsey each netted goals for the Crimson, while Laura Bellamy stopped 13 shots in her first career start, helping Harvard move to 8-3-3 overall and 6-3-1 in ECAC Hockey (3-2-1 Ivy League).
Princeton (8-9-3, 6-4-3, 3-2-1) netted the game's first two goals, coming on a shot by Paula Romanchuk at 5:27 of the first period, followed by a power-play tally off the stick of Corey Stearns at 8:17 of the opening frame. The Crimson battled back midway through the first, as Ashley Wheeler found McDonald for the senior's fourth goal of the season, as McDonald lit the lamp at 11:45. Through one period of action, Harvard held the edge in shots on goal, 9-6, and in faceoff victories, 9-7, but trailed on the scoreboard, 2-1.
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We say it all the time: We need more girls in engineering. But don't take our word for it. Research shows that fostering a girl's interest in engineering and science can go a long way, and engineers agree. We asked engineers involved with AAUW to share why they think girls are crucial to the field and what about engineering first piqued their interest. Here's what they had to say.
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"A knowledgeable and skilled woman can build a better society," said Manasa Potluri, a web developer and programmer at AAUW. "I just hope that girls get exposed to the power of science and engineering at young ages so that they realize the importance of engineering in our lives." Manasa still remembers her first engineering gig, with a remote control car. "I was too young to understand every detail, but I figured it has a motor, and I started reusing that motor for a variety of other applications," she said. "So I knew that engineering was my destination and I am happy and proud to say that I am an engineer."
Girls will go into engineering if we make it a conscious priority.
Georgia Tech instructor Olivia Scriven spent almost two decades working with faculty at Spelman College, a historically black institution, to build stellar STEM programs. "It was a learning experience about the history of Spelman as a place that had made a conscious decision to educate black women in STEM," she said. Scriven believes that girls, especially girls of color and girls from economically underserved communities, are crucial to the future of engineering. The social-shaping impact of engineering on every aspect of our lives — from how and what we eat, to how we learn, to how we engage and navigate the world — continues to evolve and expand on a daily basis. Technology impacts us in ways we don't always fully recognize, and we, in turn, impact the ways in which technologies are developed and deployed."
The Next Big Thing? It could be made by a girl.
Technologies are developed every day. But are they the best they can be? If only one group of people are creating solutions, the answer is probably no. "Without diversity in all fields, the United States will not remain technically competitive," said Aprille Ericsson, a NASA aerospace engineer who has spoken at multiple AAUW branch STEM events. "The different perspective that each human being brings forth toward solving problems and creating unique tools is required for us to continue to create awesome projects like Mars rovers, prosthetic limbs, or nano cancer treatments."
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Moscow, June 12, 2012--CPJ condemns Monday's conviction of a journalist in Azerbaijan who has been held by police since February on trumped-up charges.
The Binagadinsky District Court in Baku convicted Anar Bayramli, a correspondent for the Iranian broadcaster Sahar TV, for drug possession and sentenced him to two years in prison, the Institute for Reporters' Freedom and Safety (IRFS) reported. Sahar TV broadcasts in a number of languages, including Azeri, and often carries programs critical of Azerbaijan's government policies. Bayramli was imprisoned in February after police said that during an earlier interrogation, they had found heroin in his jacket, which had been hanging in the station the whole time, Reuters reported.
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Bayramli denied the drug charges in court and said he was being persecuted for his journalistic activity--in particular, his critical reporting on human rights abuses and the violation of religious freedoms in Azerbaijan. "If Azerbaijan had an independent court, it would certainly release me," he told the court. "But since courts in our country are an appendage of the state, I don't expect a fair verdict."
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Congratulations to Robert Shiller, along with Eugene Fama and Lars Peter Hansen, for winning this year's Nobel Prize in economic sciences.
Shiller, a Yale economist who predicted both the dot-com and housing bubbles, says he wasn't expecting the award. But talk to other economists, and they'll tell you they've expected this for years. Shiller's contributions to economics have been giant. He taught us to think about human emotions, not just numbers, and how to view markets through the long lens of history rather than the short-term news filter.
I interviewed Shiller two years ago in his office at Yale. Here are nine insights he provided about economics.
On predicting the housing bubble: "In the early to mid-2000s, I created a home price index back to 1890, and I just plotted that and looked at it, and I thought, wow, this is unusual, really unusual. This looks like a first-time bubble, the biggest bubble we have ever had.
"The strange thing is, nobody else had ever made a plot like that. I can tell you, no one had ever seen that picture. It strikes me as odd; why me, why now? People plot all kinds of data. Why wouldn't someone have done that? I still haven't figured it out. We have to always reflect, and maybe this is a Motley Fool-type theme; we have always to reflect that if you swim with the current, you will be thinking the same things as everyone else. You have to recognize that your own thoughts are not your own thoughts. They kind of filtered and percolated in from other people. It all seems like my own common sense, but it's just what everybody is saying now."
On real estate: "Home prices declined for the first half of the 20th century in real [inflation-adjusted] terms. Economists discussed that back then. Why are they going down? The conclusion, if there was any consensus in say 1950, was, of course home prices go down. There's technical progress. They are a manufactured good. Back in 1900, homes were handmade, you know, craftsmen. But now, in 1950, we can get all kinds of power tools and prefab, and they were just better in 1950 than we were in 1900, so of course they will go down.
"From that frame of reference, I think maybe that's exactly what we should expect, too. It's just a manufactured good, and progress is always happening. And on top of that progress, there's the outmoding, the out-of-style factor. So what kind of houses will they be building in 20 years? They may have lots of new amenities. They will be computerized or something in some way that we can't anticipate now. So people won't want these old homes. To me, the idea that buying a home is such a great idea is just wrong. They may very well decline for the next 30 years in real terms."
On the psychology of recessions: "The causes of the decline are very complex. This is history; this is not something that a simple economic metric model will describe. I think of society as a constant feedback loop. Certain ideas rise, and they become viral and they spread, and they become reinforced for a while and they get, they overshoot. So the idea that we have escaped from the risk of a depression, that we live in a wonderful prosperous time, gradually it sank in over the 1990s, just as it did over the 1920s, the roaring twenties. It's the same phenomenon. Then afterwards, we go through a long period of reassessment. So it's not simple to explain, and I wouldn't pin it to any one factor. In my book, Irrational Exuberance, I gave a dozen precipitating factors for the boom. I don't need precipitating factors for the decline from the boom because it's just correcting back down to a more normal state."
On why so many experts missed the 2008 financial crisis: "Experts have always missed big events like this. If you look at the record of statistical forecasting models, they tend to get to the recession when it's starting to come. A casual observer might start to worry about it. Forecasting it years out, they don't get; in particular, if you look at the Great Depression of the 1930s, nobody forecasted that. Zero. Nobody. Now there were, of course, some guys who were saying the stock market is overpriced and it would come down, but if you look at what they said, did that mean a depression is coming? A decade-long depression? That was never said."
On short-term thinking: "I think that there's too much faith in analysis of short-term data. You see some pattern, and you can do a statistical test and prove that will prove that it is significant or passes the smell test to a statistician. But the problem is, the world is always changing. It's not a stable thing. The underlying human parameters may be stable, but you can see that there is institutional and cultural evolution, and it's not something that you can quantify."
On homeownership: "Basically, if I were in the market right now because I wanted a house, I would buy a house. I think most people have a sense of what kind of life they want to live and where they want their family and where they want their kids to go to school, and they value neighbors, maybe. It depends on your position in life and what you are thinking, but quite likely you are living in a neighborhood with a street, with sidewalks, with a playground nearby, a school that's convenient, and you end up buying a house because you want those things. I wouldn't let speculative concerns dominate that decision."
On humans being rational: "I actually wrote my dissertation on rational expectations. But I have to say, right from the beginning, I didn't exactly believe in my own theory. It didn't sound right. It didn't have the ring of truth to it to me, and the whole efficient markets hypothesis. So for me, I spent decades in my life wrestling with these issues, because there was the general impression that there was a vast literature supporting sufficient markets. But as years go by, I have learned not to trust vast literatures and science. They can be wrong. I don't know that I appreciated fully the bandwagon effect when I was a young researcher, and I felt kind of intimidated by the great authorities who were saying that science has shown that markets are efficient. I was a little bit too slow to come to a negative opinion on that idea."
On advice to students: "My standard advice, is be respectful of history. Every time creates its own opportunity, and a time of great economic turmoil is a time of opportunity. You have to think creatively about that. I tell my students, my standard advice, is not to make the mistake of thinking too much in the framework of my life cycle -- I am at this age, it's time for me to take my exams and graduate, then I have to find a spouse, then I have to do such and such. Consider that opportunities come once in a lifetime. Zuckerberg dropped out and found Facebook. That is a good metaphor. I am not advising dropping out, but I am saying life is like that. You have to be alert to opportunities, and the opportunities often take the form of developing your human capital. Okay, I am getting expansive and excited about this advice. I really believe it, and I think that young people don't seem to know this."
On Lady Gaga: "Well, she fits into a new culture. I just got Sirius satellite radio and what strikes me most is the level of obscenities one can enjoy now. It's a new thing for me. Not exactly my style, but we are going through a cultural transformation, and she seems on the vanguard of it. And so I guess I would be bullish on her. She seems to have the kind of Elvis Presley-type reputation. People haven't forgotten him, so I guess; this isn't enthusiasm for her art, but it is a judgment. I guess I would be bullish on her."
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A lot of time for decent tech jobs you have to go through a phone screening process. If you suck over the phone you generally don't get a chance to show how bad ass you are in person.
These interviews, even for experienced and advanced positions, very often involve trivia style questions over basics. Unfortunately for me they're always in something I don't generally think about and didn't imagine to prepare for. With more experience with them (I haven't applied for a lot of such positions) I imagine I might get better but in the meantime...
So for example, converting some decimal value XX to hexidecimal or binary. Last time I interviewed for something I had a total brain-fart on how to actually do this. I very rarely have to care. I use hexidecimal any time I want to be associating values with bit construction and decimal when I want to think of the value as a number. I rarely convert between the two. When I do need to I just pop open the calculator and let it do it for me. It's not like it's hard or anything but for some reason I simply couldn't even remember how to do it. I told the interviewer the truth and told him I'd have a better chance to convert the other way (since it's way, way easy and still shows understanding I guess).
He then mentioned that most people struggled with that and wondered if it was some sort of age difference thing. Maybe, maybe not. I explained where I was coming from and let it at that.
But, being a phone interview he couldn't exactly tell how I'd come up with the answer. Perhaps it's perfectly legitimate to just use the tools I always do?
What do you think? If you where interviewing someone, asked a question like that, and then found out that they'd used a tool or reference to answer your question rather than do it by hand or in their head....would you be pissed off? Would you consider that dishonest or a good use of tools available to solve the problem?


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The Bibilical moniker Babel has been retired over at Google HQ, with the company's new unified chat system set to launch as Google Hangouts.
That's the word we've had from our source at Google - the same person who sent us the screenshots of Babel in action a few weeks ago - after reports of the name change surfaced on the web.
We've also been sent some new screenshots which aren't hugely illuminating but do show the service being referred to as Hangouts - "Sign out of Hangouts", for example.
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