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1. "Die Zauberharfe" or "Rosamunde" Overture Schubert's finest overture, and one which has become one of his most famous and most popular pieces, was written at a frenzied pace. It was originally intended to be the introduction to the incidental music for "Die Zauberharfe," a new "Zauberspiel," which was performed for the first time on 19th August 1820 in the "Theater an der Wien." The performance, especially the libretto, was greeted with general indifference and the reviews were poor. The play, and consequently the wonderful music, was taken off completely after a few performances. The music, especially the overture, had met with approval on the part of the press. As the 29th August issue of the "Wiener Konversationsblatt" commented, "It is a pity, above all, because of Schubert's wonderfull music, which has not found a more worthy subject". The same issue also remarked on the excellence of the overture, but said that it was more "a play in itself" rather than a Zauberspiel overture, and that it was "as suited for performance as an opera ". The comments were prophetic, for the overture was adapted for different purposes, and was later performed "as a play in itself," as indeed it still frequently is. This is as it should be: the "musical magic" which the twenty-three year old genius "conjured up" in this piece is timeless...
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Well-known pianist and harpsichordist Jos van Immerseels authentic interpretations, based on a balanced combination of technique, improvisational talent, and theoretical knowledge, brought him international fame. One particularly striking example of this is his appointment, the first awarded to a native Fleming in 150 years, to a chair at the Conservatoire National Suprieur of Paris. More than fifty recordings provide further evidence of the strong influence of primary source investigation on his performances. In Jos van Immerseels work, terms such as rhetoric and stylistic authenticity are no longer sterile abstractions; on the contrary. More than any other performer, he shows that these qualities, combined with his own profound musicality, result in consistently innovative, original interpretations. After working for many years with ad hoc- and guest ensembles, Jos van Immerseel founded an ensemble in 1985 that was better suited to the realization of his musical concepts and the results of his research. At the same time, it was intended to function as an experimental instrument for the testing of theory against practice. This was Anima Eterna. In the nine years since its foundation, the orchestra has made fourteen CDs, including the unsurpassed series of Mozarts complete piano concerti; it has made concert tours in Europe and Japan and received innumerable prizes and honors (e.g. Cultural Ambassador of the Flemish Community, Best Orchestra for historical performance in 1992, awarded by the well-known American periodical CD review, the Caecilia prize of the Belgian musical press...). One of the main factors in the orchestras rapid rise to international fame has been the wide-ranging selections of the best musicians from more than 15 different countries; after five years of intensive work, they have succeeded in creating their own distinctive sound, a sound unmatched by any other ensemble today. In this way, Anima Eterna has gained a position in the world of historic performance which makes it the benchmark for performances of composers such as Mozart and Schubert.
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I'm trying to move to using the new opengl layout qualifiers. I almost got everything working, however I ran into a small problem.
When I add the overlay_color uniform, I can't set it using the glUniform3fv(), and I don't know why. All the other uniforms, attributes, samplers can be set, except this one... The shader still compiles, links and validates successfully, and no warning is shown that would indicate anything.
When I try to set the overlay_color (using glUniform3fv) I get GL_INVALID_OPERATION. I checked the specs, but I can't figure out what I'm missing, because:
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End tool session when pop-out window is closed
When using tools such as inDEED or PEN, I almost always pop them out into their own Java window.
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|Great Lakes Steelhead & Salmon Amazing "Inland ocean" fisheries
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Had no idea that it was a rough replication of the Lady Caroline -- I just threw some materials on the hook that seemed to work together. I'll have to give it a good workout on the first worthwhile opportunity.
The Lady Caroline tied small will take winter steelhead on the GL in clear water. I have taken steelies on the Salmon River with this fly. It has been the one "traditional" fly I've had success with up higher on the river where the fish tend to be stale and pressured. I've always attributed it to the subtle nature of the fly.
Hey Peter,
Not great lakes in particular but what you have there looks like a hairwing conversion of the venerable lady caroline. The spey version is the one I use around here in late summer when flows are low and fish can be spooky. Usually fish it on 6 and 8 tiemco 200rs.
I even fish it here during cold and clear conditions in a little larger sizes. A great pattern and I think the red tail adds a little attraction the steelhead just cannot resist.
Will have to try a hairwing conversion like yours next summer and see how it fairs. Bet they will crush it.
|Absolutely, but I tend to add my splash of color in the thread, I haven't had much luck with a red tag but defenately had luck with a red head. Not too sure why. Very similiar to what you have there but I have changed the body style alittle to move away from the shrimp/crustacean look to the nymph/baitfish look.
Early this morning, when I was supposed to be sleeping, I was dreaming up a fly with a peacock herl body and tan chickaboo spey hackled through it, natural squirrel on top, gold and chartreuse tags, plus some kind of colour accent -- a tail maybe. Which leads me to the question, when you guys tie up small and drab, do you usually put a splash of colour on it? Something like this one?
|Well, I didn't mean to spark this debate but some great ideas. I am currently trying to come up with a series of new "small" popsicles using chicken marabou or the fluff of saddle hackles. They are based on the nymph colors which have been successful over the years. Black stones, princes, pheasant tails, ect. and represent the colors of egg sacs the bait guys use. unfortunately I spend several hours at the vise per hour fishing so most of my theorys go untested for weeks and I obsess about obsessions. It's quite maddening. My next trip will be to check out the shorter sink tips and try some new flies. And then off to the Somerset Show, any of you guys going down to it?
It would be my pleasure!
We will have a Noreaster spey clave in spring, and the Catt clave so so successful we plan to do it every year (but with a little more time for fishing!)
Might make it out to the S.R. in early March as well, I will let you know.
I could really use a lesson with the old two hander. My casts are usually functional but I imagine pretty ugly. I tried to make the clave at the Catt last Fall but with a one year old at home and a wife who is pretty undestanding but does not understand Steelhead...my fishin time for the most part has been restricted to short bursts at local rivers. Anyway if you decide to have another nearby clave next Fall or ever arrange a group lesson in my neck of the woods that would be something that I am interested in.
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Just my thoughts on this, fishing the GL's for me has been a constant change in tactics.
From fishing roe/bait to hardwrae now to the swung fly. Each step has helped me understand how they (fish) react to our odd environment.
Were it not for this progression I most likely would have stopped chasing them down. It's almost like a chess game, when you finally put it all together this feeling of accomplishment overtakes you. Almost like you have it mastered, right. Your next 10 outings are spent washing your offerings or leaving them on the river bed.
Great sport, couple that with sideways blowing snow and floating ice puts one in a state of nirvana(or confusion have not figured that out yet).
|what strikes me on this discussion is that i have been very sucessful with almost all of the above mentioned flies. i agree with dmas that when the fish are there in any number you can make them eat just about any decent fly in an appropriate color. the bunny spey and variations are old standbyes and the second most used/effective is the marabou "spey". basically a popsicle in the right colors. usually white, purple/black, purple/orange, olive and black/chart. another is the clouser minnow, especially for low water. that is a pretty wide range of shapes and color variations, further proof that there is more than one way to skin a catt.
dmas, et. al. -
I look forward to exploring the GL rivers with spey tactics and a swung fly - for the satisfaction of it all. I hope to hook up with all of you guys and hopefully we can exchange a little of what we all know for each others benefit, have a good time and prove as many myths and theories as we disprove.
To me fishing is about satisfaction - not numbers. I do OK with the numbers, but stick to the techniques that make my enjoyment at peak level.
What makes one angler satisfied may not make another, but it's all good.
No problems H20. I've been down this road before. I'll agree to disagree. Most of my fishing is done on the Genny. It's pretty big water for the GL. I'm casting two handed rods and often I am using tips. The runs I fish call for 70 foot casts and the fish are holding in runs sometimes 10 or 12 feet deep. Every fish I took there this year there came to a popscicle, an Orange Heron or a Bunny Leech (or Bunny leech Tube). I connected on every trip I went up until December. On the Catt this year I fished only twice early in the year in low clear water and took fish on a night dancer and rose one to a Bomber of all things. I missed the fish on the dry only because of my own mistake in reacting, but he wanted to eat it. I have landed fish in the past using dry flies however.
I too have been fishin for our Steelhead since I was a boy in the 70's. At the very beginning (believe it or not) I was first told that they would not bite in the streams, then they said that they wouldn't take a fly, then that they would only eat egg patterns, then that they wouldn't eat West coast flies or dry flies.
In the meantime I caught em on egg sacks, plugs, jigs, spoons, and every type of fly you could think of including classic Speys. I'm not trying to say I'm a great fisherman as I'm not, what I am really trying to say is that fresh run Steelhead, if present in numbers are relatively easy to hook...they are not picky.
I guess my point is that fish can be consitently had using classic patterns also. Hell they will eat just about any pattern if the proper fly is matched for the conditions. You don't have to believe me I guess but that has been my experience.
You may be right maybe the patterns you use are more effective under a wider range of GL conditions. For a while when I swung it was buggers and Bunnies exclusively and I still use them sometimes...so I know that they work well. I'll still indie fish with egg patterns on some of the smaller tribs in the winter time. It's peaceful and very rewarding in a different kinda way. But gone are the days when I need to go up to the LFZ petting zoo and bang double digits standing shoulder to shoulder. It's about more than numbers.
Sorry if I came off as sarcastic as that was not my intent. Normally I'm just a lurker on these boards for that very reason. It's just that I had my best fall ever swinging flies and the majority of the fish came on a Popscicle. It's not a magic fly it's just the fly that I had confidence in at that time so I kept fishin it.
Don't believe me if you wish but I'll keep them in my box.
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Some more thoughts in regards to fly patterns..............................now that I have had a cup of coffee. How many patterns with white or white & grey tones were in Mr. Combs book ? As I remember ( I gave the book away..........really) very, very few. Why ?...................out west white is not a top color. Yet, in the Great Lakes it is one of the top Steelhead streamer colors. Emerald Shiners, Alewifes & Smelt are top baitfish for Steelhead here. I don't remember many in Mr. Combs book.
Some of the best local spey & streamer patterns that have been developed imitate the above and are more sparse & realistic, than patterns used out West. I remember only a couple smaller soft hackles or spiders of the buggy nature in his book and they were tagged "for very low water". Yet, here it's is common to swing a size 6 - 10 buggy soft hackle, in Hex, Slate Drake, Hares Mask, etc. tones in froggy fall water.
There is less searching here. In my opinion as a whole streamers or speys need to match local baitfish or bottom dwellers a bit closer, tied a bit more sparse, realistic, smaller, etc. for more success. Especially after the first few runs, because of pressure, flows and the fact that your not searching for them somewhere between 50 and 150 miles in-land.
Larger popsicles fished in the Great Lakes work on early fresh run fish............fair at best compared to other G.L. patterns. I am sure you don't but, most end up swung in front of a King or buck Steelhead on a redd....................and yea, they grab'em.
I very much appreciated and enjoyed tying some of the finer dressings in Mr. Combs well done West Coast book. Popsicles although fast & simple to tie, were not one of them. For the Great Lakes I would take as far, as impressionistic, simple patterns a bugger or zonker over them any day.
Nice Great Lakes Steelhead patterns .......................check out Matt Reads "surf series" in Supinski's book Steelhead Dreams along with others tied / designed for the Great Lakes.
Blind Curve. I ended my day in the Altmar pool. In my experience, unless there is nobody there, there are only 2 spots to use the tips and those are both sides tailout. I spent most of my day in the wires and that's where I hooked my 4 fish. Where in Vermont are you from. I am from Saratoga and a buddy and I make an annual pilgrimage to Vermont every year for the "Free Fishing Days" in June. We have fished the White, the Winooski 2x, the Battenkill, and next year we may try the Lamoille.
Anyways, in my opinion, we are at a disadvantage because of our travel time to the steelhead. I do most of my experiomenting in my head and if the ideas don't work right away, especially on day trips, I am sunk and either have to stick with what I have or revert to the old tactics.
Funny.................that makes me chuckle too. About 7 years ago when those popsicle's came whizing through this area we were tying them up too. I get out a couple times a week all year, it's a poor steelhead fly for the catt. and other Erie tribs. Kings............they love the things put it front of there noses.
"open Combs book and have success with any pattern here"......................... We (myself & the fishing crew) got all hot & bothered over that book several years ago . I guess it depends on what you call "success". I like to catch a few fish when I go out. There are much better patterns to do that with here...................than are listed in that WEST coast steelhead book. This is the Great Lakes and it will always be the Great Lakes. I tied & fished the crap out of those flys back then popcicles, Lady Carolines & other speys, Ferry Caynons, etc. etc. For "Steelhead" not Kings the only Popcicle, Marabou Spider, etc. out of the hundreds I tied that C&R a few fish was a white & grey combo.
Popcicles are West Coast searching patterns for big water with few fish. Here the waters run less CFS as a whole and the Steelhead are plenty.
In my fishing they were no where near as effective as the above listed streamers and other local patterns like Rick Kustish "Bunny Spey" (Zonker). Looking at Peter's Great Lakes patterns on his site and having fished Steelhead over 20 years here, I would recomend them as being on the right track for here over Combs book. If I was going to take one pattern from Combs book and fish it here it would be the Boss but, with a marabou or arctic fox tail, and tie it on a lighter wire iron that does not rip a hole in there mouth like a saqlmon iron.
I am glad you are currently romancing Combs book and it's beautiful patterns. Been there................done that. I also fish larger waters. The gentlemans question was in regards to Steelhead on the Salmon river........................one of the more pressured rivers in the Great Lakes.
The advice I gave trying to help ................was good. This is and will always be the Great Lakes. It will never be the West Coast. Our fish will never see salt , they will never travel hundreds of miles up-river.
I bet if Mr. Combs wrote a Great Lakes Steelhead book..........................the swing patterns would be much different .................much more like there summer run and low water patterns.
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Pirates sign five, avoid arbitrationJanuary 18, 2014 12:03 AM
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Second baseman Neil Walker, first baseman Gaby Sanchez, third baseman Pedro Alvarez and relief pitchers Mark Melancon and Vin Mazzaro agreed to one-year contracts for 2014. They joined Travis Snider, who avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year deal Thursday night.
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First off, I've been wanting to post this here for a while, but AI've never gotten the chance to. I am not saying this to bring anyone down, and I am not doing this for personal reasons (I animate), I just want to see what you guys think. Do you think that someone who does things like create a design document/some other documents and comes up with ideas could or SHOULD be part of a team? Would they be effective? What do you think? I hope to see other peoples' views .
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Originally printed in Guitar World Magazine, June 2008
Joe Satriani built his career on awe-inspiring supernatural talent for shredalicious guitar work. On the new Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock, he brings his humanity to the fore and shows the stuff of which real guitar heroes are made.
On his 13th studio album , the wackily-titled Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock, Joe Satriani does something extraordinary. Actually, he does it repeatedly. Amid all the wham-bam guitar gonz and the squeals and whoops that never fail to elicit head-shaking awe, Satriani injects heaping doses of humanity. Jacked-up self-amusement mixed with empathy, pathos, curiosity and the gravity of life's burning questions—is this what it means to be a guitar hero in the 21st century? It is if you're Joe Satriani. "I'm at a strange point in my life," says the 51-year-old guitarist. "I don't know if I intentionally set out to make a more 'mature' album, but I wasn't going to run from the idea, either." He lets out a self-conscious laugh, as if he's already anticipating his next sentence. "I mean, there's still a huge part of me that loves to play wild-and-crazy guitar. That will never, ever change. But I am getting older, and I'm starting to think about the bigger things. I watch my son grow, and I can't believe he's 15 already. I still feel like I'm 15! But when I listen to the songs on this record and the themes that are woven through it, I think I would have been lying to my audience if I kept the personal stuff out. I certainly would have been lying to myself."
Only an artist willing to expose raw nerve endings could come up with a ballad as mesmerizing as "Revelation," a song Satch started to write when he'd heard that his friend (guitarist) Steve Morse's father had died. Halfway into the writing, however, the song revealed itself to be autobiographical: Satriani was exploring the grieving process related to his own father's passing. "That's when you know you have to keep writing," he says. "Whether the song is good or not, it means something, and you have to see it through."
And then there's "Out of the Sunrise," with complex guitar lines as bewitching as they are soothing. Like its subject matter, the song seems to travel through a fog until it becomes lighter and brighter. The answers are being revealed, and it's a new day. "I very much pictured myself looking out at the dawn," Satriani says, "when you say to yourself, 'No matter what happened yesterday, today is a chance at making something good happen.' " He lets out a laugh. "Okay, maybe it's not as corny as that, but hey, I like corny."
On a pair of numbers, Satriani channels the soul of Asik Vaysel, Turkey's master of the saz, an ancient four-stringed instrument. Satch had been greatly impressed with Vaysel's music when he'd heard it on a recent tour of Turkey, so much so that he couldn't shake its effects. "Finding myself obsessed, I did the only thing I know how to," he says. "I wrote about it." The results are the vaguely samba-ish "Andalusia" and a stylistically unclassifiable song that bears the saz master's name.
But it is on the album's first cut, "Musterion," a song overflowing with ambition and the sheer joy of music making, that Satriani sets the tone for much of what is to follow. The recurring two-chord leitmotif, which he wrote on piano and transposed to guitar, vexed him during the song's infancy. "It's a mystery," he wrote in his journal. Then, convinced of a connection between the chords and that phrase, he started to research the word "mystery."
What Satriani discovered challenged many of the religious notions he'd been taught as a child. "The way we're told one truth to substitute for the plainer, original truth," he says. "Roman Catholicism has changed quite a bit from the First Testament to the New Testament, and some of the meanings get lost in translation." Satch solves his mystery— or musterion—with one of his most memorable compositions, a number that seems to expand as it proceeds to an ending that is, somewhat miraculously, uncomplicated by the need for a musical resolution. "Which is kind of like life," he says. "Even if you have what you think is an answer, tomorrow there may be a new one."
But all is not metaphysical on Professor Satchafunkilus and the Musterion of Rock (any album weighted with such a title has to have some fun). The wild and woolly "Overdriver" is a punishing riff-o-matic hot rod about a pernicious funny car with a mind of its own. "I Just Wanna Rock" is a crunching, crowd-chanting anthem that answers the question on everybody's minds: What would happen if a giant robot found himself at a stadium rock concert? And the first half of the album's title, "Professor Satchafunkilus," concerns itself with the sartorial silliness of a white mack-daddy wannabe (by the way, that sax you hear is courtesy of none other than Satch's son, ZZ).
With the exception of the wistful love ballad "Come On, Baby," which Satriani had started in 1993 but didn't complete until last year, the songs were written in 2007 during a burst of late spring and summer activity. The autumn tracking sessions at the Plant in Sausalito, California, was, in Satriani's words, "right up there with the greatest times I've had in the studio." Longtime friends and musical cohorts John Cuniberti (engineer and co-producer), bassist Matt Bissonette and drummer Jeff Campitelli made the entire affair "the usual crazy, rebellious, maddening, and ultimately creative experience it always is. When you get a bunch of guys this talented together in a room, they're going to push you. And I don't mind being pushed, 'cause I know how to push back!"
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The Street is expending a lot of energy today to further examine the potential of Apple's (AAPL) latest iPhone models, the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C, unveiled last Tuesday.
The initial reaction to those devices was fairly negative, with at least three downgrades of the stock.
There are some with a positive view, however, including boutique firm Global Equities Research's Trip Chowdhry, who writes today that the inclusion of a 64-bit processor in the higher-end model, the iPhone 5S, is a big deal.
The 64-bit "A7" chip, based on ARM Holdings's (ARMH) "v8" technology, is a first for a smartphone, but there has been skepticism that it matters much, given that 64-bit processing is mostly used for addressing DRAM capacity greater than 4 gigabytes, something no one expects in the iPhone 5S. The iPhone 5 had 1 gig of DRAM memory, and although the 5S may be expected to have more than that, it seems reasonable to assume it will not have more than that. Daring Fireball's John Gruber had a summary last Thursday of the arguments against 64-bit, which he refutes.
But, writes Chowdhry, "64 bit CPU is the real innovation in the iPhone."
"It is the core innovation that we cannot see at the first glance but will experience it, once we start experiencing the 64 Bit Applications."
Chowdhry thinks the 64-bit advance leaves Google's (GOOG) Android, and system makers such as Samsung Electronics (005930KS) a year or more behind in similar efforts:
To successfully pull out a 64 Bit Shift, the new 64 Bit CPU needs to be created, the new 64 Bit OS needs to be created, the new 64 Bit compilers need to be created, a new 64 bit development and debugging environment needs to be created. A cross-complier for 32bit and 64 bit needs to be created. Apple is the only company that has been able to pull this Complete 64 bit innovation, by bringing 64 bit A7 chipset, 64 bit iOS7 Operating System and Xcode 5 development and debugging and compiler. Samsung and Android ecosystem is probably 12 months to 18 months behind Apple on 64 Bit Technology.
Chowdhry thinks the 5S will prove appealing even though the industrial design hasn't changed much from the 5, given "During our research, we have not seen a single person making a purchasing decision on a Phone, without first trying out the applications […] Fundamentally it is the Application Experience that ultimately drives the sale of the Device."
As for the iPhone 5C, though it won't have 64-bit capabilities, Chowdhry opines, based on conversations with "about 20 mobile application developers," and "about 40 global mobile users," that the 5C will be a hit in emerging markets:
Apple iPhone 5C will be extremely successful in Asian Sub Continent with Consumers who are Under 25 years of Age. Apple's Winning Recipe for gaining Consumers who are Under 25 years of Age include: Bright Colors. The Premier price of iPhone 5C vs. Competition maintains iPhone's Exclusivity.
Apple shares today are down $15.80, or 3.4%, at $449.17.
Previously: Apple: A Low-Price '4C' Conceivable, Says Bernstein, If the Will Is There, September 16, 2013.


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Here's an example of what is driving the problem: This is from a local hunt test and one MH stake out of two. The other had very similar statistics.
Master A: 42 dogs entered.
22 dogs who are professionally trained by very well respected trainers who travel to warmer climates failed. Of the 20 who passed, I know 14 were also professionally trained. 3 I don't know their affliations or training background. Few were Am handled.
Is this what needs to happen to edit the number of dogs qualifying for the Master National? Is this healthy for the sport? Personally, I feel my odds of winning a field trial ribbon are better than passing a "standard".


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Afghan policewoman kills US adviser in Kabul
KABUL, Afghanistan — An Afghan policewoman walked into a high-security compound in Kabul Monday and killed an American contractor with a single bullet to the chest, the first such shooting by a woman in a spate of insider attacks by Afghans against their foreign allies.
Afghan officials who provided details identified the attacker as police Sgt. Nargas, a mother of four with a clean record. The shooting was outside the police headquarters in a walled compound which houses the governor's office, courts and a prison in the heart of the capital.
A police official said she was able to enter the compound armed because she was licensed to carry a weapon as a police officer.
The American, whose identity was not released, was a civilian adviser who worked with the NATO command. He was shot as he came out of a small shop, Kabul Governor Abdul Jabar Taqwa told The Associated Press. The woman refused to explain her motive for her attack, he said.
The fact that a woman was behind the assault shocked some Afghans.
"I was very shaken when I heard the news," said Nasrullah Sadeqizada, an independent member of Parliament. "This is the first female to carry out such an attack. It is very surprising and sad," he added, calling for more careful screening of all candidates, male and female, for the police force.
According to NATO, some 1,400 women were serving in the Afghan police force mid-year with 350 in the army -- still a very small proportion of the 350,000 in both services. Such professions are still generally frowned upon in this conservative society but women have made significant gains in recent years, with most jobs and education opportunities open to them, at least by law if not always in practice.
This is in stark contrast to the repression they suffered under the former Taliban regime, which forced women to be virtual prisoners in their homes, and severely punished them for even small infractions of the draconian codes.
The NATO command said that while the investigation continued, there might be "some temporary, prudent measures put into place to reduce the exposure of our people." But a NATO spokesman, U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Lester T. Carroll, said the vital mission of training the Afghan police "remained unchanged."
There have been more than 60 insider attacks this year against foreign military and civilian personnel. They represent another looming security issue as President Barack Obama and Afghan President Hamid Karzai prepare to meet early next year to discuss the pullout of NATO troops from Afghanistan by 2014 and the size and nature of a residual force the United States will keep in the country.
Insider attacks by Afghan soldiers or police have accelerated this year as NATO forces, due to mostly withdraw from the country by 2014, have speeded up efforts to train and advise Afghan security before the pullout.
The surge in such attacks is throwing doubt on the capability of the Afghan security forces to take over from international troops and has further undermined public support for the war in NATO countries.
It has also stoked suspicion among some NATO units of their Afghan counterparts, although others enjoy close working relations with Afghan military and police.
As such attacks mounted this year, U.S. officials in Kabul and Washington insisted they were "isolated incidents" and withheld details.
An AP investigation earlier this month showed that at least 63 coalition troops — mostly Americans — had been killed and more than 85 wounded in at least 46 insider attacks. That's an average of nearly one attack a week. In 2011, 21 insider attacks killed 35 coalition troops.
There have also been incidents of Taliban and other militants dressing in Afghan army and police uniforms to infiltrate NATO installations and attack foreigners.
In February, two U.S. soldiers died from an attack by an Afghan policeman at the Interior Ministry in Kabul. The incident forced NATO to temporarily pull out their advisers from a number of ministries and police units and revise procedures in dealing with Afghan counterparts.
More than 50 Afghan members of the government's security forces also have died this year in attacks by their own colleagues. Taliban militants claim such attacks reflect a growing popular opposition to both foreign military presence and the Kabul government.
In the latest attack, the governor said Nargas, who like many Afghans goes by one name, had asked bystanders where the governor's office was located before confronting the American.
Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqi said she fired only one shot that struck the American in the chest. He died either on the way or just upon arrival at a hospital, the spokesman added, describing her act as a "huge crime." He said the woman attempted to run away, pistol still in hand, after the shooting. But she was subdued by police.
She was taken into Afghan custody and Sediqi said she refused to answer questions after hours of interrogation aimed at determining her motives.
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Aid worker diaries: Biscuits by boat, food aid in the mangroves
It's a bright November morning in Puerto San Luis la Herradura, on El Salvador's south coast. The sun is high, the tide is low and local fishermen are returning to evaluate the dawn's catch. Nearby, pupusas– a traditional favourite similar to a corn tortilla - are simmering on a hot plate. A mother feeds her toddler fruit and children help to tie up the boats.
This morning, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is going by one of these boats to the community of 13 Enero - 13 January, named after a powerful earthquake that struck El Salvador in 2001. The reason for the boat is that recent flooding damaged the main road that provides access to the area, leaving the 300 people who live across three neighbouring communities isolated.
About 160 boxes of fortified biscuits are loaded onto the boat, the motor whirs and the hour-long journey through a rare mangrove forest begins.
On board is Adrian Storbeck, who coordinates the relief and recovery operation for WFP in El Salvador. "Biscuits are particularly useful in this phase of the response, and easy to handle in logistical terms," he says. "With only three of them you can cover the nutritional needs of a person for a day."
In mid-October El Salvador was pounded by 1.5 metres of rain. Normally it receives the same amount in a whole year. Families in agricultural communities such as 13 Enero lost their homes, animals and harvests, and mothers like Gabriella Ramirez are struggling to get by. "The fact that we're so isolated means that everything becomes more expensive," she says, holding her baby. "There are days when my children go hungry." Gabriella and her family welcomed the biscuit delivery today.
The Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) finances projects like these. It was established by the United Nations to help people in the crucial early days after a disaster. Adrian says: "Thanks to the CERF funding, we will have the necessary resources to follow through this activity." However the medium - long-term recovery must also be considered, and for that Adrian says "we require further donations."
In the meantime, Adrian and his team continue distributing the biscuits, and meeting with the local communities. "We are always received fairly positively with smiles, and there's always a feeling of gratitude," he says. "That is one of the things that makes this job. One which impacts your heart."
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I a little is good- a LOT is better!!
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Finally a cure for the common cold:
I a little is good- a LOT is better!!
Off to the store regards
There are three classes of people: those who see...those who see when shown...and those who do not see. - Leonardo da Vinci
Heck yeah.
More testing is required after all which is better, Dark or light brew can I be in the test group.
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"Hunting is a skill to be learned whether you do it early or late it still needs to be learned"
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Nice now I have a real reason to tell the wife
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A good friend will always help you out, a dog treated right will never leave your side - ME
So it would seem if you are an IPA fan, or any other really hoppy beer, you would not need to drink 30 of 'em? Good, don't think I could get past three!
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Maybe that's why I haven't had a cold in quite some time. I tend to drink my minimum of 30 every week.
Don't think I can make it to 30 cans.
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Well, this started off as a really interesting thread. Too bad we couldn't keep it that way. (Rick_C 2009, Classic RTF)
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Chosen to care, he makes his way through town helping and hurting (when necessary), until only one question remains: Who's behind Ed's mission?
Winner of the 2003 Children's Book Council Book of the Year Award in Australia, I Am the Messenger is a cryptic journey filled with laughter, fists, and love.


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Seavey Vineyard's fourteenth 100% estate produced Cabernet, the 2003, was made from 95% cabernet and 5% petit verdot grapes that came from vines planted on several different locations of the South-facing hillside vineyard. The grapes were harvested with low yields (on average 1 to 1.5 tons/acre).from September 29 to October 14. Wine making style followed classic Bordeaux methods. Harvested at 26 degrees brix, the grapes were sorted, destemmed and gently lifted into small tanks for fermentation. The juice remained in contact with the skins for an average of three weeks; and, following malolactic fermentation, the wine was aged for 19 months in French oak barrels, (50% new oak), and bottled on May 13, 2005.
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TVW drops the puck on Badger playoff hockey
1st round tournament game live 3:30 p.m. Friday
MADISON, Wis. - TVW will air live the first round 2013 NCAA men's hockey tournament game between the Wisconsin Badgers and the UMass-Lowell River Hawks. The game will air Friday, March 29, at 3:30 p.m.
The Badgers men's hockey team, coming off a 22-12-7 season that ended with a 3-2 victory over Colorado College in the WCHA championship game, have earned the No. 4 seed in the tournament.
The River Hawks of UMass-Lowell (26-10-2) finished their season as the champions of the Hockey East conference by beating Boston University in last Saturday's Hockey East championship game.
The River Hawks have a No. 1 seed and are the third overall No. 1 seed behind Quinnipiac and Minnesota.
Placed in the northeast region, the Wisconsin/UMass-Lowell match-up will take place Friday at 3:30 p.m. at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester, N.H.
If the Badgers win Friday, they would face either Denver or New Hampshire in a second-round that would take place Saturday at 5:30 p.m. That game is scheduled to be broadcast on ESPNU.
The Badgers enter the national tournament as the 2013 WCHA Final Five champion, having won six straight games. The conference tournament title marked the program's 12th WCHA playoff crown, its first Broadmoor Trophy since 1998, and its first ever under head coach Mike Eaves.
"I think that every team in this tournament can beat any other team," Eaves said. "We've seen that all year in our league and playing in our non-conference games. Any team in this 16-team tournament can win. The issue for us is maintaining what we have and keep rolling."
Wisconsin has won six NCAA titles, including most recently in 2006. The Badgers also won titles in 1990, 1983, 1981, 1977, and 1973.
Top-ranked Quinnipiac is the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA hockey tournament despite a loss in its conference tournament semifinals.
The rest of the 16-team tournament field includes Yale, North Dakota, Niagara, St. Cloud State, Miami (Ohio), Minnesota State, Canisius, Boston College, Union, and Notre Dame
The Frozen Four is in Pittsburgh.
For a tournament bracket, go here.
Friday's episodes of The Wendy Williams Show and Steve Harvey, preempted for hockey coverage, will be seen on TVW beginning Saturday at 12 noon.


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Burnett wins Howard Foundation Fellowship
Posted April 28, 2003; 02:35 p.m.
Graham Burnett , assistant professor of history, is one of 13 recipients of a $20,000 fellowship by the George A. and Eliza Gardner Howard Foundation for 2003-04.
The award winners, representing the fields of history, history of science and political science, were selected from among 164 scholars nominated by administrative officers of colleges and universities throughout the country.
Burnett, a historian of science, will use the fellowship for a project titled "Knowledge of Leviathan: Science, Technology and the Meanings of Whales, 1787-1987."
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Lecture series to address international issues of religion and politics
Posted October 1, 2000; 05:42 p.m.
A Princeton University lecture series about the role of religion in public life begins Oct. 2 with a talk on Catholics in China, reflecting a focus on international topics.
Richard Madsen, professor of sociology at the University of California at San Diego, will give the premier address Oct. 2, discussing "China's Catholics: Tragedy and Hope in an Emerging Civil Society." He will speak at 4:30 p.m. in Bowl 1, Robertson Hall on the Princeton campus.
Other subjects to be addressed during the academic year include the role of religion in post-communist Eastern Europe, women in the Middle Eastern Islamic world, conflict resolution programs in the developing world, and Zionism in Israel. Future speakers include William Vendley, secretary general of the World Conference on Religion and Peace International; Arthur Hertzberg, Bronfman visiting professor of the humanities at New York University; Ann Elizabeth Mayer, associate professor of legal studies at the University of Pennsylvania; James Billington, librarian of Congress; and DeForest B. "Buster" Soaries, Jr., New Jersey secretary of state.
The series is co-sponsored by the Center for the Study of Religion and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
Information about the series is available from the Center for the Study of Religion (609-258-5545) or the Office of Public Affairs at the Woodrow Wilson School (609-258-1792).
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I came across in one of the other threads how someone found the Star Wars Visual Dictionary (Darth Vader on the cover) at a local Barnes & Noble for $5.98, and it was also on the B&N website for both that price AND $15.98. Well, I got around to ordering one for myself (at the lower price, of course), and to my pleasant surprise, also found the Star Wars Episode I Visual Dictionary (Amidala on the cover) and the Star Wars Episode II Incredible Cross-Sections, all available at $5.98 (or $15.98, if you're a masochist).
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Elizabeth had always dreamed of her wedding day. She imagined a tall, dark, and handsome prince sweeping her off of her feet to live happily ever after (after a honeymoon in Europe, of course).
She met her match, Mike, at an old-fashioned candy store while Christmas shopping. They both reached for the same Hershey Kiss at the same time and the rest, as they say, is history. After a few years of courtship, happily in love, it was time to tie the knot.
There were a few glitches in the original wedding day plan. Mike was more of "pale and scrawny" type of handsome, and he was scared to death of flying. Still Elizabeth was thrilled (Europe, Shmorop she said to herself) and called a wedding planner to make sure every last detail was perfect. Meanwhile, Mike, a romantic at heart, made some phone calls of his own.
Finally, it was the wedding day. After a flawless and beautiful ceremony, Elizabeth walked into the reception to find a truly sweet surprise. White Swirl Lollipops hung from the ceiling. Elegant vintage Jelly Belly machines stood in the corners of the reception hall, filled with white Jordan Almonds candy. A centerpiece of white milk chocolate long stem roses was placed in the center of each table.
Elizabeth ran to embrace her husband. This was better than any fairy tale she'd imagined. She kissed his cheek and whispered in his ear,
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