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LEOPOLD – The Elder School Reunion will be held at 1 p.m. June 5 at the Leopold Park. Everyone who ever attended the school is welcome to the reunion.
Those attending are asked to take old pictures they might have as well as a covered dish, a lawn chair and memories to share.
For more information, contact Linda Toothman Satterfield at (812) 633-2305 or at (812) 572-2402.
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LEOPOLD – The Cook – York family reunion will be held Sunday, June 12 at St. Augustine Catholic Church Parish Hall in Leopold.
Dinner will be held at noon and each family is asked to bring a covered dish. There will be an auction so take treasured items. Dinnerware will be furnished.
CANNELTON – The Cannelton High School Class of 1949 will observe its 62nd class reunion at 5 p.m. June 11 at the Patio Steakhouse.
For more information, call 547-7688 or 547-2463.
CANNELTON – The Cannelton High School Class of 1946 will host its 65th class reunion at 6:30 p.m. June 4 at the Patio Steakhouse.
For more information, call 547-4100.
TELL CITY – The Tell City High School Class of 1976 will celebrate its 35th class reunion Saturday, Aug. 13 at the Perry County 4-H Fairgrounds.
For information call Glenda (Kleaving) Gogel at 547-7025 or 836-2158, Jean (LeClere) Schulthise or Vickie (Brinksneader) Schaefer at 547-3741.
If you have moved in the last five years, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
TELL CITY – The Tell City High School Class of 1971 is in need of help in finding information for classmates.
If you know an address of any of the names below, contact Janet Damin at 547-3266 during the day or at 547-7451 during the evening.
Information on these classmates is needed: Jonell (Sprinkle) Schepers, Tim Fischer, Donna Scheidegger, Ronnie Knight, Pat Hauser, Dan Graves and Jim Wells.
Also, to those that received their letters about the reunion and haven't mailed or e-mailed their information back, Damin asks classmates provide information soon.
TELL CITY – Tell City High School Class of 1996 will hold its 15-year reunion Saturday Aug. 13, at the Schergen's Center in Tell City. Reunion organizers are still in need of addresses and contact information of some classmates.
Classmates are asked to contact Stephanie Walsh at 547-2961 or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with information.
LEOPOLD – The Perry Central Class of 1971 will have its 40-year class reunion at Bill & Dave's Smokin' Pit in Tell City on the evening of June 25.
All classmates are asked to mark their calendars and attend if possible.
For more information call 547-5187.
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Training future radiologists is central to the mission of the Mass General Department of Radiology. Chairman Emeritus James H. Thrall, MD, discusses our commitment to education and the key role residents and fellows play within the department. Watch now >
The length of training is 12 months, following completion of Diagnostic Radiology residency. The ACGME approved program leads to eligibility for subspecialty certification in Nuclear Radiology by the American Board of Radiology.
The Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Division of the Department of Radiology provides nuclear medicine resources for Mass General, a 900-bed major teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School that offers sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic care in virtually every specialty and subspecialty of medicine and surgery on-site and at out-patient health centers in the Boston area. More than 14,000 nuclear imaging studies are performed and interpreted within the Division yearly, providing a broad array of teaching material for Nuclear Radiology fellows. The Division is staffed by eight full or part time Nuclear Medicine or Nuclear Radiology physicians, and has close collaborations with other subspecialty divisions within the Radiology Department, as well as with the Cardiac Unit and the Thyroid Unit at MGH.
The primary goal of the Nuclear Radiology Fellowship is to provide graduates of radiology residency programs a broad-based educational experience through which the scientific knowledge, clinical skills, and professional attitudes needed to assume a leadership role in the field of nuclear radiology will be developed. The program is designed to train the next generation of both academic nuclear radiologists, who will expand the frontiers of medical imaging, and private practice radiologists who will bring the most current imaging techniques into community hospitals.
Applicants to the Fellowship Program must be enrolled in or have already completed an ACGME-certified Radiology Residency or an equivalent foreign program. By the time of entry into the program, residency must be successfully completed and the fellow must be eligible for a Massachusetts Limited License. All appointments are contingent upon the fellow obtaining and maintaining this license. Fellows are selected on the basis of their medical training, general achievements, personal qualities, and commitment to furthering the field of nuclear radiology.
Fellow responsibilities consist of routine weekday clinical service coverage, as well as attendance at various didactic sessions and conferences held during the day. There is no in-house after hours call. On-call responsibilities consist of beeper call from home, and involve roughly one weekend per month and 1-2 weeknights per week. The fellow serves as the first call responder to requests for emergency nuclear medicine procedures. These requests are handled jointly with an on-call nuclear medicine staff physician, who provides advice, supervision, and review of all aspects of the procedures. Fellows will work along with MGH Radiology residents who are rotating through the Nuclear Imaging Division.
During the year of training, fellows will gain expertise in all nuclear medicine techniques used for diagnosis and treatment of diseases, the physics involved in the emission and detection of radiation, the chemistry of radiopharmaceuticals, the biological effects of radiation, and the instrumentation used in nuclear radiology. During the course of training, fellows will assume gradually increasing levels of responsibility. By the completion of the program, graduates will have obtained a high level of skill in the planning, supervision, and interpretation of all clinical diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures and be capable of serving as a sophisticated consultant to referring physicians. Those who wish to pursue a career in academic nuclear radiology will be able to direct high quality research studies.
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A full range of clinical and research efforts are supported by both single photon and positron nuclear pharmacies, staffed by five nuclear pharmacists. The Division's research operations involve more than 85 research personnel, including 25 PhD level scientists. Division resources currently include two PET/CT scanners, two PET scanners, an on-site cyclotron, 1 SPECT/CT scanner, 10 SPECT cameras, five of which are dedicated to nuclear cardiology imaging, and multiple state-of-the-art workstations dedicated to the processing, viewing, and fusion of multi-modality images. The Division has over 10,000 sq. ft. of preclinical and clinical research space. Major preclinical research equipment includes microPET, fluorescence imaging systems, full laboratory facilities for chemical and radiochemical synthesis including HPLCs, chemical analytical equipment, fume hoods, and leadlined fume hoods; biological and histological analysis equipment; and rodent housing and rodent surgical areas. In addition to clinical equipment listed above, two brain and whole body PET-MR scanners are available for clinical use.Fellows have full privileges to the extensive educational resources of the hospital's Treadwell Library and those of Harvard Medical School's Countway Library including the use of their electronic resources.
Massachusetts General HospitalDepartment of RadiologyDivision of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imagingc/o Melissa KnightFellowship Coordinator55 Fruit StreetWhite 427Boston, MA 02114Email: email@example.com
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Silversea Features Top Winemakersby Janice Wald Henderson | 4.23.13
Here is a rare chance to rub shoulders with the "Superstar Winemakers" of Napa Valley at sea
Silversea to Host Top Winemakers
Wine classes onboard cruise lines are nothing new. On some ships, they're cash cows, where guests pay to learn and sip. On luxury vessels, however, such instruction and tastings are complimentary. Sometimes, the lecturers are distinguished winemakers who are passionate about their craft and have made a huge mark on the wine world. Or, they are smart educators who excel at communication. And sometimes, they are both. This is the type booked on some of the 11 voyages of a Wine Series on Silversea Cruises.
Wine is a wonderful thing. Even if your knowledge is slim, appreciation can be magnified by the tiniest of lessons. In a perfect world, a wine educator at sea will not drone on about alcohol percentages, new or old oak casks and other technical facts that the average cruiser may not know or care to know.
However, on a luxury ship, guests tend to be more sophisticated, with greater exposure to the finer things in life, including premium wines. A good lecturer, however, never takes that for granted. The instructor will offer information for every level student and enhance the wine experience as a whole for all. And since wine appreciation is so intertwined with cuisine - particularly on a cruise - the expert should help guests understand which grape goes best with which dishes for maximum pleasure.
Silversea Cruises, with five small ships and two expedition vessels, is an all-inclusive luxury line. Voyagers are privy to a wide array of quality wines at no extra cost (and gratuity-free). Bottles hail from vineyards around the globe, from Chile and Argentina to New Zealand and France. I have found such sails a terrific way to try wines with which I was unfamiliar and make exciting new discoveries.
For the 11 Wine Series cruises on Silversea, a few stand out to me. One is with Tor Kenward, founder of Tor Kenward Family Wines in Napa Valley, California. I met Kenward many years ago, when he was a senior executive with Beringer Vineyards, a California winery that Kenward aided in pushing to the forefront of the industry - particularly for its Reserve and single vineyard Cabernet Sauvignons.
As a winemaker and marketing expert, Kenward is extraordinarily articulate and relentlessly focused on being the best. Back in the day when French wines were considered far superior to American, Tor Kenward was a leader in developing and promoting exceptional homegrown wines that stood up to Europe's finest.
After some 27 years with Beringer, Kenward left the company and founded TOR Kenward Family Wines with his wife Susan. The company specializes in single vineyard Cabernet Sauvignons and Chardonnays. His wines are highly regarded, scoring big points on charts created by major wine publications such as Wine Spectator. Not surprisingly, such artisan wines don't come cheap. His Cabernet Sauvignons can run about $150 a bottle - if you can find one.
These wines are primarily sold via the company's web site's mailing list (torwines.com). Surf the Internet and you'll find a few wine and spirits shops carrying some bottles. A 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon for $149.95, for instance, for which only 150 cases were produced. Or a 2010 Mast Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, scoring 94 points (on a scale of 100) from Wine Advocate, for $79.95.
Only 300 cases were made. Those are small productions, by the way. Big wine producers may produce 1000s of cases per bottling, rendering them 180-degrees from exclusive. With a minimum of cases produced, such wines leap up the scale of exclusivity.
Tor Kenward's extraordinary wines are priced to match their finesse. These are revelatory wines, rare wines that make new statements with each sip. I can't think of a better introduction to such outstanding wines than with Tor Kenward, who can explain what makes them so special and how to best enjoy them.
His sail is Voyage 5312 on Silver Spirit (my favorite ship for its numerous and diverse dining rooms), heading from Venice to Istanbul May 10 to 18, 2013. Special tastings and lectures with Tor Kenward - perfectionist that he is - are destined to delight.
The second sailing that intrigues me is Voyage 1314 on the newly renovated Silver Cloud, sailing May 9 to 16, 2013 from Barcelona to Monte Carlo. This cruise features Pam Starr, co-owner and manager of Crocker & Starr Winery, another boutique company that produces world-class wines.
Pam Starr partners with Charlie Crocker; they resurrected an 1870's winery with more than 100 acres in Napa Valley with a commitment to sustainable and organic farming techniques. Their philosophy is to combine cutting-edge winemaking tools with Old World philosophy and New World fruit.
They create Cabernet Sauvignon at the level of first-growth Bordeaux (as the grape is known in France). Crocker & Starr grow five Bordeaux varietals (Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec and Petit Verdot) on their estate.
I don't know Pam Starr, but I certainly know plenty about her. She is a winemaker with extraordinary passion for her craft and many years experience in the field. I hear nothing but praise for her ability to communicate with guests and to educate in a relaxed environment.
And oh, the wines. Cruising with Starr is a fabulous opportunity to taste these estate-grown, handcrafted wines, which are near-impossible to acquire. Some bottlings, like a 2010 Cabernet Franc, had just 238 cases produced and are sold out until Winter 2014. Like most exclusive wines, they are primarily offered to clients via the winery's online mailing list (crockerstarrwines.com), and occasionally, bottles pop up on wine lists at America's leading restaurants.
If you're looking to try a Crocker & Starr wine at home, you'll note it's easier to find the winery's Sauvignon Blanc, which can be found online at some wine store web sites for less than $30 a bottle. But those estate reds? $60 to $70 a bottle for a Cabernet Franc. For top-scoring wines, like the Bordeaux-style blend Stone Place, expect to pay about $90 per bottle. The winery's Cabernet Sauvignons usually run about $100 a bottle.
I'd love to learn from Pam Starr, so highly respected in the wine community, on this Silver Cloud May sail. And, naturally, to taste such delicate, sophisticated wines with someone who knows them in a way no one else can, would be a cruise highlight.
Lyn Farmer, a seasoned wine expert, is scheduled for three voyages; two in September and one in December (Voyages 3328, 3329 and 1334). I've attended a few of his lectures onboard Silversea and came away impressed. He is highly knowledgeable and able to communicate well - especially to novices. His easy style makes wine education so accessible and appealing.
I love Domaine Serene Vineyards & Winery, based in Dundee Hills, Oregon. I could drink their elegant, complex Pinot Noir any day. The winery founders, Ken and Grace Evenstad, will sail on Silver Wind May 30 to June 8, 2013, from Rome to Venice on Voyage 2316. 2010 Pinot Noir Two Barns Vineyard and 2010 Pinot Noir Jerusalem Hill Vineyard are wonderful wines that retail online for about $85 (domaineserene.com).
Domaine Serene wines are easier to purchase, both at wine stores, online and at restaurants. Still, they are top-drawer and the Evenstads are a gracious couple who should both entertain and educate onboard Silversea.
There are few experiences equal to tasting and learning about a wine than doing so with the winemaker. Especially wines that are nearly impossible to procure. Trust me, these cruises - if a luxury sail is on your radar and you are interested in wine - are offering a taste of oenophile heaven. ( silversea.com)


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WASHINGTON — Internet users who illegally share music, movies or TV shows online may soon get warning notices from their service providers that they are violating copyright law. Ignore the notices, and violators could face an Internet slowdown for 48 hours. Those who claim they're innocent can protest – for a fee.
For the first time since a spate of aggressive and unpopular lawsuits almost a decade ago, the music and movie industries are going after Internet users they accuse of swapping copyrighted files online. But unlike the lawsuits from the mid-2000s – which swept up everyone from young kids to the elderly with sometimes ruinous financial penalties and court costs – the latest effort is aimed at educating casual Internet pirates and convincing them to stop. There are multiple chances to make amends and no immediate legal consequences under the program if they don't.
"There's a bunch of questions that need to be answered because there are ways that this could end up causing problems for Internet users," such as the bureaucratic headache of being falsely accused, said David Sohn, general counsel for the Center for Democracy and Technology, a Washington-based civil liberties group.
But he added: "There's also the potential for this to have an impact in reducing piracy in ways that don't carry a lot of collateral damage."
The Copyright Alert System was put into effect this week by the nation's five biggest Internet service providers – Verizon, AT&T, Time Warner Cable, Comcast and Cablevision – and the two major associations representing industry – the Motion Picture Association of America and the Recording Industry Association of America.
Under the new program, the industry will monitor "peer-to-peer" software services for evidence of copyrighted files being shared. Each complaint will prompt a customer's Internet provider to notify the customer that their Internet address has been detected sharing files illegally. Depending on the service provider, the first couple of alerts will likely be an email warning. Subsequent alerts might require a person to acknowledge receipt or review educational materials. If a final warning is ignored, a person could be subject to speed-throttling for 48 hours or another similar "mitigation measure."
After five or six "strikes," however, the person won't face any repercussions under the program and is likely to be ignored.
It's unclear whether such repeat offenders would be more likely at that point to face an expensive lawsuit. While proponents say it's not the intention of the program, it's possible the alert system will be used to initiate lawsuits.
For the recording industry, which blames online piracy for contributing to a dramatic drop in profits and sales during the past decade, the new alert system is a better alternative than lawsuits.
In December 2008, the Recording Industry Association of America announced it had discontinued that highly unpopular practice and would begin working with the Internet providers on the alert system instead.
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The Christian message, born of an insight deeper than words and transmitted through the full silence of the Spirit, is embarrassing. "God became human so that human beings might be come God."
This refrain of the early theologians sounds more daring than many theologians would risk today and it strongly resisted the attempts of gnostical dualism to dilute it. What it means, of course, can only be understood through the experience of our lives when we try, weakly most of the time, to live as if it were the central truth, the real thing in all circumstances.
It suggests that Incarnation is God concentrating into a singular human being so that God can indeed 'become fully human". How else can one be human without being a human being in a particular time and place? The classical theologians thought this was necessary but that the suffering this individual underwent was inevitable. God needed to be human. Jesus, the fulfilling of this divine need, didn't want to suffer any more than any human wants to suffer. (Father if it is your will let this cup pass me by).
This doctrine might sound abstract and parochial to many today. In fact it changes the way we ourselves become incarnate in our own unique life-stories through all the phases of our development. It helps us not to get stick in infantile mentality or adolescent behaviour as we see happening in most violent conflicts and indeed in many of our own personal problems.
It also teaches us the authentic way of handling suffering. As Leonard Cohen says we must learn to lament within the strict limits of dignity and beauty. The ego's tendency to self-pity risks making us isolated and bitter. But to know what our destiny is, what suffering taking us towards, gives both compassion and dignity to our approach to suffering, disappointment and loss.
This is why Lent is a Christian season. And why meditation is Christian prayer Not to be punitive towards ourselves because of our failings or to seek enlightenment merely as an escape from suffering. But to be fully human, wholly awake, in order that we can indeed 'become God' as we are programmed to do.


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Numbers can tell interesting stories. Friday night�s Carolina 1A Conference clash between Ayden-Grifton and Goldsboro Rosewood had plenty.
Six ties. Eight lead changes. One length-of-the-floor buzzer beater. One potentially momentum-shifting technical foul. And, finally, one decisive 10-0 second-half run.
It all added up to a 60-52 win for Ayden-Grifton that put the Chargers in a tie for second place in the league with the Eagles.
AYDEN � Numbers can tell interesting stories. Friday night�s Carolina 1A Conference clash between Ayden-Grifton and Goldsboro Rosewood had plenty.
Six ties. Eight lead changes. One length-of-the-floor buzzer beater. One potentially momentum-shifting technical foul. And, finally, one decisive 10-0 second-half run.
It all added up to a 60-52 win for Ayden-Grifton that put the Chargers in a tie for second place in the league with the Eagles.
The Chargers (8-9, 4-2) traded buckets and leads for much of the first half with the Eagles despite a horrendous half of shooting for both squads. While Ayden-Grifton found the bottom of the net only 32 percent of the time (9 of 28) in the half, Rosewood (13-4, 4-2) was nearly as bad, going just 11 of 29 (38 percent) from the field. But the Eagles hit what was the most improbable shot of the night by a wide margin to end the half.
Clinging to a 23-21 lead, Rosewood gave up a long outlet pass to Ayden-Grifton for what looked to be a game-tying layup. Instead, an Eagles defender hustled back and blocked Rondell Bell�s layup attempt. With just over 2 seconds left on the clock, Jyvonte Raynor heaved the ball nearly the length of the court and banked in a 3-pointer � a five point swing in the score that gave the Eagles a 26-21 lead.
The buzzer beater apparently served as a wake-up call for the Chargers, who stormed back in the third quarter to reclaim the lead. Trailing 38-30, Ayden-Grifton connected on its last four trips for a 10-0 run and a 40-38 lead heading into the final period.
The Chargers were 8 of 11 (73 percent) from the field in the quarter.
�When we were down 38-30, we battled hard,� Chargers coach John Moye said. �From that point on, Khalil (Harper) was playing defense first; then, he hit those four big shots in a row.�
Harper led the Chargers with 16 points, followed by 15 from Brandon Larry and 12 from Bell. Meanwhile, the Eagles had two players notch double figures in the scoring column: Raynor with 25 points and Dennis Mitchell with 10.
But it was defense that made the ultimate difference in the fourth quarter. The Chargers turned up the defensive intensity in the final frame, and the Chargers� full court pressure won the turnover battle 22-10 on the evening.
�Our defensive pressure really picked up,� Moye said.
With the outcome still very much in question, things got chippy around the four-minute mark, and Harper picked up a technical foul after he was fouled while shooting.
He converted both of his free throws, while the Eagles hit one of two at their end and followed up with a 3-pointer on the ensuing possession for a four-point play that cut the Chargers� lead to one.
The Chargers responded by scoring the next seven points to put the game away.
�We showed a lot of heart,� Moye said. �We just need to keep our composure. We went through a lot at Rosewood, losing that game. � So this game meant a lot to us.�
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In the girls game, a slow start and a disastrous second quarter doomed Ayden-Grifton, as the Chargers lost to Rosewood.
The Chargers (4-11, 2-4) fell behind 15-8 after a quarter and watched as Rosewood raced to a 35-12 halftime lead on the strength of a quarter-long 20-4 run.
The Eagles (12-5, 5-1) led by 20 going into the fourth quarter before the Chargers came charging back.
A 15-0 run trimmed the deficit to six points at 45-39, as Destiny Dixon scored seven of her nine points during that stretch, but the valiant comeback effort fell just short.
�I thought we responded really well (in the fourth quarter),� Chargers coach Jeff Dufour said. �We got in there, and we worked as hard as we could as a team.�
Rosewood�s Lexi Mercer led all scorers with 21 points, 17 of which came in the first half. Krystal Yelverton chipped in with nine points for the Eagles, while Alicia Burns added eight more.
The Chargers were led by 12 points from Ashley Dillahunt, followed by Alexis and Destiny Dixon (no relation), who each had nine.
Rosewood 15 20 9 8�52
Ayden-Grifton 8 4 12 17�41
EAGLES (12-5, 5-1) � Lexi Mercer 21, Yelverton 9, Burns 8, Heath 6, Baker 5, C. Thornton 2, H. Mercer 1.
CHARGERS (4-11, 2-4) � Ashley Dillahunt 12, A. Dixon 9, D. Dixon 9, Jones 7, Worthington 2, Ennis 2.
Rosewood 11 15 12 14�52
Ayden-Grifton 13 8 19 20�60
EAGLES (13-4, 4-2) � Jyvonte Raynor 25, Dennis Mitchell 10, Davis 7, Mabry 7, Jenkins 2, Hair 1.
CHARGERS (8-9, 4-2) � Khalif Harper 16, Brandon Larry 15, Rondell Bell 12, Joyner 6, Dixon 4, Squires 3, Wright 2, Preston 2.


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Expectations Matter, Even If You're Not 'A Customer'
from the false-distinctions deptWe recently had a discussion about law professor Eric Goldman's complaints about Scribd, after the site, which he'd been using regularly to upload and share legal documents, quietly put up a paywall on older documents without making that clear to users. Suddenly, many old documents that Goldman had thought he was sharing with the world, were hidden behind a lock and key, unless you paid up.
While many people agreed that this was a mistake on the part of Scribd, in talking with Goldman separately about this, he noted that a few people strongly disagreed with his position, and noted (accurately) that he was getting a free service from Scribd, and thus he was "not a customer" and shouldn't complain at all. We received a few similar comments here, effectively suggesting that if you're not paying, you're not a customer and, thus, have no right to complain.
This is silly -- and wrong. It's where the often artificial distinction between "customer" and "user" and "product" gets blurry and, at times, questionable, especially in the realm of "user-generated" content. There are more ways to "pay" than with money. In Goldman's case, he's actually been "paying" Scribd by providing it with valuable, sought-after content that he uploads. Scribd is "paying" Goldman with free hosting, bandwidth and services. Advertisers are "paying" Scribd with money. Users are "paying" Scribd with their attention. All are "customers" in some sense, while also being users and, potentially, "the product," as well. Focusing only on the relationships where actual cash exchanges hands misses the point (greatly).
Once you realize that, it makes perfect sense for Goldman to complain. He was using the service under pretty explicit terms that he was providing these documents to share them with the world. Scribd unilaterally (and quietly) changed those terms on him, to something completely different. In turn, by pissing off Goldman, and having him seek alternatives, Scribd is actually harming its overall site. Even if you accept the narrow definition of "customer," to suggest that Scribd's only customers are their advertisers, pissing off Goldman should still be seen as a problem, because as Goldman uses alternative services, it lessens the "product" that Scribd can offer to those particular "customers."
So rather than going with the kneejerk, "well, if he's not paying for it, he has nothing to complain about," it's important to look at the overall ecosystem, and how different pieces are "paid" in different ways -- and how upsetting one key element of that ecosystem, can harm all sorts of "customers."
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Welcome to Episode 30!
Another gin infused episode of Ammertime Podcast(This is becoming a tradition). Casimir the Swede and Henry discuss in detail the new Warriors of the Dark Gods Background(and little about the Artwork).
We take almost a page by page view of the book. This episode does contain a small discussion about the new "Favours of the Gods" rules but is mostly just background discussion.
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How much you want your middle school students to learn about triangles depends on many factors you take into account as you plan. If lesson ideas that are "hands-on," actually or virtually, enter into that planning, you may find this wide range of resources useful. Please share your own teaching ideas with colleagues by commenting on this post!
Discovering the Area Formula for Triangles
In this lesson, students develop the area formula for a triangle. Students find the area of rectangles and squares, and compare them to the areas of triangles derived from the original shape. Student handouts are included here.
Congruence of Triangles (Grades 6-8)
With this virtual manipulative, students arrange sides and angles to construct congruent triangles. They drag line segments and angles to form triangles and flip the triangles as needed to show congruence. Options include constructing triangles given three sides (SSS), two sides and the included angle (SAS), and two angles and an included side (ASA). But the option that will motivate most discussion is constructing two triangles given two sides and a nonincluded angle (SSA). The question in this case is: Can you find two triangles that are not congruent?
Here students can manipulate one of six geometric figures on one side of a line of symmetry and observe the effect on its image on the other side. A triangle may be selected and then translated and rotated. The line of symmetry can be moved as well, even rotated, giving more hands-on experience with reflection as students observe the effect on the image of the triangle.
The Pythagorean Theorem
This site invites learners to discover for themselves "an important relationship between the three sides of a right triangle." The site's author, Jacobo Bulaevsky, speaks directly to students, encouraging them throughout five interactive exercises to delve deeper into the mystery. Within each exercise he gives hints that will motivate and entice your students.
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Almost a good 'Donald Trump moment' by the sounds of it, before we had even heard of them.Renegadenemo wrote:Couldn't see what all the fuss was about, myself. Some clothes needed folding and he'd brought a woman. Problem solved...Then to my complete horror I arrive with Dawn at the boot of Mr Smiths car to find all the T Shirts and Polo's etc had just been thrown into the boot
In fact Bill, you might feel ready to apply for the job to run America, not just North Shields.


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bkleinhe needed a new other design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 53 designs submitted by 21 freelance designers.
I am joining the social media world and I want an avatar / icon that people will remember and it must be unique. I have no idea what it will be, I guess if I see it, I will just know.
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It is tough to give design hints for this project... my background is largely real estate and vacation rentals...I like many colors, I am aggressive....most important thing designer must create is that design will be instaly identifiable by others...so complex designs probalby are not so good, or designs like anime that many people use are not so good. Could be an image, or a caricature or a sign...


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These 380-micrometer gears are being turned by hundreds of common bacteria swimming in a liquid solution. Scientists think this discovery could signpost a path to the development of "smart materials" that close the gap between man-made and organic matter.
A collaborative effort between scientists at Northwestern University and the United States Department of Energy discovered that common bacteria can power simple machines like the one seen above. Stimulated by oxygen, the swimming bacteria are able to push gears that are millions of times their size.
Igor Aronson, a lead scientist on the project, envisions a future in which these types of bacteria-powered micromachines make up a material that could "dynamically alter its microstructures, repair damage, or power microdevices." Presumably they won't quit their day jobs of decomposing stuff and making us sneeze. [PRWeb]


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NRA: Armed guards in schools
The National Rifle Association stunned Washington observers Friday when the group's CEO announced a plan to install armed guards at every school in the country — its response to the Connecticut shooting last week that left 20 children dead.
Wayne LaPierre called the idea the National School Shield program, which would rely on local police forces. It will be led by former Rep. Asa Hutchinson (R-Ark.).
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( Also on POLITICO: 10 top quotes from NRA's Wayne LaPierre)
"The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun," LaPierre said. "Would you rather have your 911 call bring a good guy with a gun from a mile away … or a minute away?"
LaPierre acknowledged police budgets across the country are stretched and urged Congress to "appropriate whatever is necessary" to fund the program. He said retired police and military could also be tapped to serve in the program, which he wants enacted in January.
"We can deploy them to protect our kids now," he said. "We can immediately make America's schools safer — relying on the brave men and women of America's police force."
During the lengthy press conference, LaPierre also blamed the media and video game industry for glorifying violence.
He did not take any questions from the press.
This is not the first time the NRA has pushed the idea of armed guards at schools. LaPierre said the media "called me crazy" when he suggested the idea after the Virginia Tech shooting in 2007.
Richard Feldman, former NRA lobbyist and president of the Independent Firearm Owners Association, said he supports the NRA's position but that it will be criticized because of the messenger.
"The pushback is because it's the NRA saying it, not what the NRA said," Feldman said.
Other observers had expected the NRA to strike a more cooperative tone at the media event since pressure is mounting in Washington for reform. President Barack Obama announced Wednesday that he wants a concrete plan in front of Congress by next month. And pro-gun Democrats have softened in recent days.
The political class began reacting to the event right away.
"I don't even know where to begin. As a supporter of the Second Amendment and a supporter of the NRA — even though I'm not a member of the NRA — I just found it very haunting and very disturbing that our country now is talking about arming our teachers and our principals in classrooms," said former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele on MSNBC immediately after LaPierre finished his comments.


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Most puppies will begin going to the veterinarian at two to three weeks of age for an initial health-check and de-worming, and then at six to eight weeks of age to begin vaccinations, heartworm, and flea preventive treatments; receive behavior and training advice; and get permanently identified with a microchip. It is important to follow your veterinarian's recommended exam schedule to ensure that your puppy receives proper protection and that you receive timely and appropriate advice.


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Cheney gay rights split mirrors GOP's
Liz Cheney's public feud with her gay sister over same-sex marriage has laid bare the disconnect between party elites in Washington — many of whom have jumped on the gay marriage bandwagon — and the activists who drive the primary contests.
The plain reality is that the conservative base remains overwhelmingly opposed to gay marriage, even as general public opinion and the sentiment of the party establishment have dramatically shifted toward acceptance. That shift may be even more pronounced by 2016 or 2018. But for now, Cheney has calculated, probably correctly, it would be too risky for a Republican running in a heated Wyoming Senate primary to be anything but firmly against same-sex marriage.
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The saga, which prompted a rare joint statement from Dick and Lynne Cheney backing Liz Cheney, began on Sunday. Liz Cheney said on Fox News that she supports "the traditional definition of marriage," drawing strong rebukes from Mary Cheney and her wife, Heather Poe, on Facebook. Trying to rebut charges that Liz Cheney's position is driven by politics, the elder Cheneys said in their statement that she has always been against gay marriage.
But the candidate, challenging Sen. Mike Enzi in next August's primary, is still taking fire from a chorus of social conservatives for opposing a federal constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a man and a woman. A conservative super PAC has spent $140,000 on ads this fall calling Liz Cheney weak on the issue.
Many national Republicans have adopted the mantra that the issue should be left to the states, but the fact is that only three sitting GOP senators have actually come out in support of gay unions: Ohio's Rob Portman, who has a gay son, and Illinois' Mark Kirk, a moderate from a blue state; and Alaska's Lisa Murkowski.
The intra-family squabble captures the spectrum of the gay marriage debate in America: there's a gay married couple; a GOP candidate seeking to bolster her socially conservative credentials; and an establishment Republican, Dick Cheney, who has broken with the base [and for that matter Liz Cheney] by going on record in support of gay marriage.
( Also on POLITICO: Dick Cheney takes Liz's side)
Republican strategist Whit Ayres said the Cheney clash is "symptomatic" of America's divide on gay marriage.
"Everybody has been reconsidering their view on this issue," he said. "It doesn't mean everybody has changed their minds, but a great many people have reconsidered their views. When a couple as rock-ribbed conservative as Dick and Lynne Cheney can have a gay daughter; a former chair of the RNC [Ken Mehlman] announces he is gay, that makes a great many people—even very conservative people—take a second look at the issue."
Kristen Soltis Anderson, a GOP pollster who supports gay marriage, said in an email that gay marriage is not a litmus test for Republicans, "even in a Republican primary," because economic issues are foremost in voters' minds. What could cause problems for Cheney, she said, is if the recent developments steal the spotlight.
"The big threat to Cheney's campaign over this controversy is less about the position she takes and more about how this will dominate the conversation rather than any ideas she might bring to the table to improve the economy for the people of Wyoming," she said.
( PHOTOS: 10 fiery quotes from Liz Cheney)
On the other side of the GOP social issues spectrum, some conservatives worry that the more-moderate consultant class is pushing too hard for what former Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels once called a "truce" on social issues. American Principles in Action — a group affiliated with the super PAC that's been targeting Cheney on gay marriage — recently released a report criticizing the Republican National Committee for encouraging a bigger-tent approach to issues like gay marriage, and urging Republicans to go to bat on social issues.
Social conservatives looking at Wyoming see an opportunity to do just that. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who runs the American Principles Fund that's been running ads against Cheney, acknowledged that the economy and jobs will remain top voter concerns. But she argued that marriage is an important gut-check test.
"A candidate's position on the social issues sends a very clear message about whether or not that candidate shares their values," she said. "If they don't, it can be fatal in a primary and carry over into a general."
Ralph Reed, who leads the Faith and Freedom Coalition, predicted that the fight over gay marriage will be analogous to the GOP fight over abortion in the late 1980s and early 1990s, when some tried unsuccessfully to remove the pro-life plank from the party platform. He predicted that 75 to 80 percent of 2016 GOP primary voters will still oppose gay marriage.


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text: More than 60 awards were bestowed on Hamline students & faculty on Honors Day 2010The achievements of Hamline students, faculty, and staff were on full display this spring during the annual Honors Day ceremony, which took place at the Hamline United Methodist Church. More than 60 scholarships, awards, and honors were presented during the ceremony for outstanding achievements in art, anthropology, chemistry, writing, education, global studies, legal studies, management, economics, music, psychology, and other areas of study. Graduating senior Amanda Dutcher was recognized for earning a Fulbright Scholarship which will enable her to spend the 2010-2011 academic year teaching English in Germany. See a full list of the honors and awards below. Congratulations to all the recipients! Fulbright Scholar: Amanda Dutcher Hamline Diversity Research Award: Leyla Bari Belle and Leland Cooper Award in Anthropology: Adam Harris and Matthew Sindelar Eliza A. Drew Prize in Art: Britta Moline, Anna Toegel, Kelly Wolf, Randa Soubra, and Arlene Behling Henriette Diebold Memorial Art Prize: Jana Anderson, Rose Card, and Jenna Murphy Genevieve Rust Ehlers Museum Internship Award: Jana Anderson Genevieve Rust Ehlers Studio Arts and Art History Scholarship: Jana Anderson, Travis Erickson, and Dan Robison Karl Aaron Stumpf Travel Award in Art and Art History: Jana Anderson Beta Beta Beta Outstanding Achievement Award: Michael Schuster Walter Alexander Kenyon Award: William Khoury-Hanold and Jessalyn Weaver Ruth Sullivan Scholarship: Emily Jacobson American Institute of Chemists Award: Emily Sprafka Batchelder Memorial Scholarship in Chemistry: Jeffrey Walter Carter Scholarship Fund: John Ericson Elizabeth Lueben Norton Prize in Chemistry: Amanda Oehrlein Eliza A. Drew Prize in Communications: Zachary Psick and Anne Kuenzie Eliza A. Drew Prize in Secondary Education: Mollie Johnson Raygor Scholarship: Ellen Tuominen Thomas P. 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Obfuscation is a mechanism to hide attacks from static detection tools, which use signatures to match against a known malicious string. Obfuscation causes the appearance of the malicious string to change therefore evading these detection tools. It is a technique we frequently encounter and something that is supported by the IcePack and MPack tool. With access to the MPack code, we are able to take a deeper look at how obfuscation is applied and whether there are weaknesses in the obfuscation routine.
Attack pages provided by MPack are obfuscated. The decryption routine executes three time before the attack page is in a state in which the browser can execute the contained attack code. A sample of the various obfuscation functions is shown in Figure 9 , which leads to an obfuscated attack page as shown in Figure 10 . It is obvious that a simple string matching algorithm would be unable to match on the attack code if this content changes upon every request.
Figure 8 - MPack Obfuscation Routine
However, MPack v0.94 currently contains a major bug in its obfuscation routine: it produces unchanged obfuscated output on the same attack page (the bug is located on line 3 of Figure 9 : instead of 165, it should be a random number). Even if the bug is fixed, there seems to be a finite number of obfuscated pages the current version of MPack could generate, and therefore static matching does fall into the realm of possibility on the attack page. Alternatively, several efforts attempt to decrypt obfuscated JavaScript and statically analyze the code in the clear [15],[16] or the code's behavior within a JavaScript engine [17].
Figure 9 - Obfuscated Attack Page (Snippet)
On top of this obfuscation, however, additional obfuscation is likely to be applied to the front-end page that imports the page from the exploit server. These front-end pages do not merely place a static iframe on the page that imports the exploit. Rather, obfuscated JavaScript snippets append the iframe (via the document.write method) to the page once it is opened. Since this technique is independent of the web exploitation kit, it might even been applied with the earlier web exploitation kits that did not support obfuscation.
In addition, there are other means to determine whether a web exploitation kit is involved in an attack. A successful attack by a particular web exploitation kit seems to cause similar state changes on the client machine (see Appendix A for a complete list of state changes encountered on the URL http://www.keithjarrett.it, which was attacked by an MPack server). As such, simply reviewing the state changes that are caused on the client, one is able to infer what web exploitation kit was used in the attack. For example, reviewing the MPack attack page we observe that a file with the name "sys" plus four random characters and ".exe" is always pushed to C:\. Matching on this behavioral signature of this specific file write event among the state changes yields an identification of MPack attacks. From the 306 malicious URLs we identified in our KYE study, we were able to identify 13 URLs (or 4.24%) that utilized MPack using these behavioral signatures:
Table 3 - MPack URLs
We also discovered a static iframe as part of the attack page in Mpack that attempted to import an additional page "/counter/index.php" from a the remote web server "allhigh.org". If this was indeed included by the creators of MPack, the purpose of it might be to count the number of times their framework is used or to potentially steal a customer for themselves. The path name indicates that it is used for counting, but because the URL is not live anymore we can not assure any explanation. Either way, if such static iframes are used, identification of a web exploitation kit would be straightforward: simply monitor DNS lookups to the specific host name. If a DNS lookup of allhigh.org is observed, that would be the indicator that a client attack by a web exploitation kit MPack was attempted.


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Well, the Lowcountry Liberal continues to live up to her flawed logic. She is consistent however in showing her bias against religious values. Hey, she likes the anarchist, Satan lover Sal Alinsky as much as she hates the Catholic bishops.
I love her statistics that 90 percent of American Catholic families admit to using birth control. Well I admit to it 35-40 years ago, but have since repented and work in the Pro-life sector to make up for it. But no one ever asked me if my wife and I used it.
How did she find out? Throwing around percentages is easy. Proof is not.
She says no one believes that sex is simply for procreation. I do, and how many more of the 'no ones' do? I can assure you — many Catholics.
Yes, we went through a sexual revolution in this country and many people were hurt from it. Our clergy told us this revolution was wrong, but many did not listen. This time, Catholics and people of other faiths are listening to the Catholic bishops and applauding them for their leadership.
We will continue to fight this issue and we will live up to the values of our church and the Founding Fathers of this country.
The 'Obama compromise' is not a compromise but a shifting of payment to insurance companies which will pass it on. Catholic institutions that are in line with the church will not in any way pay for the proposed services.
As far as women never having a voice in the Catholic church, it is obvious that liberal Barbara has never read the lives of the women saints. Too bad for her.
Hang in there Barbara, there is always hope for you.


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'highly successful mobile handset'
'The E90 is a great phone.'
'Teams is an application which makes it easy for you to conduct a conference conversation/send a message or use PushToTalk with a preset group of people differentiated as Team.'
'It seems that you are forever defining and redefining access points for WiFi connections,'
'multimedia smart phones'
'exceptional phone'
'large and comfortable numeric keypad'
'The keyboard is too small for proper typing'
'Bulky device is uncomfortable to hold.'
'The 128 x 128 front screen could have been larger, given the extra real estate available, but even when you're not using the PDA functionality, the 9300 works very well as a phone.'
'Some downsides of the Nokia 9300 include its heft, its awkwardly placed expansion slot, its nontactile, nonbacklit keyboard,'
'The keypad, for one thing, looks like a prototype's keypad more than a grown-up's one: it's not backlight and it feels terrible.'
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This procedure configures the non-secure listener between a client and Directory Proxy Server. To configure the secure listener, perform the same procedure but replace ldap with ldaps.
You can use DSCC to perform this task. For information, see Directory Service Control Center Interface and the DSCC online help. In DSCC, you can configure this property on the Performance tab.
View the properties of the non-secure listener.
$ dpconf get-ldap-listener-prop -h host -p port
The default properties of the non-secure listener are as follows:
connection-idle-timeout : 1h connection-read-data-timeout : 2s connection-write-data-timeout : 1h is-enabled : true listen-address : 0.0.0.0 listen-port : port-number max-connection-queue-size : 128 max-ldap-message-size : unlimited number-of-threads : 2 use-tcp-keep-alive : true use-tcp-no-delay : true
Change one or more of properties that are listed in Step 1 according to your requirements.
$ dpconf set-ldap-listener-prop -h host -p port property:new-value
For example, to disable the non-secure port for an instance of Directory Proxy Server running on host1, run the following command:
$ dpconf set-ldap-listener-prop -h host1 -p 1389 is-enabled:false
If you plan to use a privileged port number, you must run Directory Proxy Server as root.
To change the non-secure port number, run the following command:
$ dpconf set-ldap-listener-prop -h host -p port listen-port:new-port-number
If necessary, restart the instance of Directory Proxy Server for the changes to take effect.
Changes to certain listener properties require a server restart. dpconf alerts you if the server must be restarted. For information about restarting Directory Proxy Server, see To Restart Directory Proxy Server.


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I am BEYOND thrilled about Mario Testino's exhibits "In Your Face" and "British Royal Portraits" at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts! I have been a fan of this Vogue and Vanitfy Fair photographer for so long that I couldn't even believe this exhibit was in town. When I was invited to go to the press preview yesterday, I was blown away, so thank you Sami for bringing me along! Sami, Lei Ann and I had a spot of tea beforehand to get into the spirit of things.
"In Your Face" is provocative, rich, seductive, inspiring, elegant and iconic all at once, a feast for the senses. Even the installation itself, with the subtle emanation of light around each photo frame against the teal blue wall, creates an engaging "window" for us to peek into. It's visually appealing, shameless yet compelling. Each photograph is more surreal than the last; the next more aesthetically pleasing than even possible!
Testino's work spanning 30 years, is a showcase of celebrities and models and offers us a glimpse into their world, but doesn't stop there, sometimes revealing the most daring and private of encounters, all blatantly exposed in celebration of beauty and fashion.
In contrast there are the "British Royal Portraits" a complete juxtaposition of worlds. Here we have the very private lives of the Royal Family presented in a touching, classy and completely honorable manner. It is perhaps one of the most striking exhibits I've ever encountered, for these are a few of the most famous images the world has ever seen. Quite literally took my breath away.
To experience such a rich, contemporary and CURRENT photography exhibit as Testino's is a chance of a lifetime. It was truly an honor listening to him speak a few feet away and then to meet him after? I can't even.....
Thank you to Malcolm Rogers, Karen Frascona, Anne Havinga, Julie Frey and everyone at the MFA Boston who've made this exhibit possible!
"Mario Testino: In Your Face", Ann and Graham Gund Gallery from October 21, 2012, to February 3, 2013
"Mario Testino: British Royal Portraits", Herb Ritts Gallery from October 21, 2012, to June 16, 2013
Renata taking a photo!
MFA Curator Anne Havinga giving an interview in front of "Karlie Kloss, Bao Bao Wan & Shaolin Monks, Beijing, 2011, American Vogue"
L: Louise Pederson & Adam Senn, Los Angeles, 2002, Gucci Spring/Summer 03 | R: Kate Moss, London, 2011, British Vogue
Gemma Ward, Los angeles, 2004, Vogue Paris
Hana Soukupova, Los Angeles, 2003, Gucci Spring/Summer 04 | Carolyn Murphy, Cap d'Antibes, 1999, American Vogue | Brad Pitt, Prague, 2007, V magazine
Madonna, Miami, 1998, Ray of Light Album
Patricia Schmid, London, 2005, British Vogue | Lady Gaga, New York, 2009, V magazine
Angelina Jolie, Los Angeles, 2004, Allure | Lara Stone, Paris, 2007, British Vogue
Diana, Princess of Wales, London, 1997, Vanity Fair
TRH The Duke & Duchess of Cambridge, London, 2010, Engagement Portrait | TRH The Duke & Duchess of Cambridge, London, 2010, Official Engagement Portrait
HRH The Prince of Wales, HRH Prince William & HRH Prince Harry, London, 2004, Personal Work
HRH Prince William & HRH Prince Harry, London, 2005, 21st Birthday Portrait
Mario Testino during his Q&A segment, my favorite part was when he compared being a photographer to being a cowboy and having to draw the "gun at a speed where you don't die", reminiscing about his time on the bus with his friend growing up, when he (who'd always sit by the window) would see something fly by and nudge his friend, but by the time his friend looked, the moment was gone.
Mario Testino with Helena (L) and Ben (R)
Mario Testino with Malcolm Rogers, Ann and Graham Gund Director Museum of Fine Arts, Boston