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04.25.2017 | 29 Nisan, 5777
Austria champions Israeli-Palestinian economic peace
Israel security forces arrest Palestinians linked to violent attacks
Erdan appearance in Negev fuels Beduin calls for boycott
84 more Hamas men quit hunger strike – Prisons Service
German foreign minister calls Netanyahu ultimatum 'regrettable'
Israeli Sharia court system appoints first-ever female judge
Emergency aid to crisis zones is Israel's proudest export
Miller dismissed from Mac TA camp for bringing girlfriend
Death at 96 silences another witness to the Holocaust
Netanyahu to German FM: If you meet with Breaking the Silence, you won't meet me
Emmanuel Macron's Israel ties
First glimpse of Nesher's 'Past Life'
Desmond Tutu, Roger Waters urge Radiohead to cancel Israel show
Israeli artist depicts world leaders as you've never seen 'em before
Erin Moran, Joanie in 'Happy Days,' dies at 56
Bagatskis to remain in charge at Mac TA
Israeli amputee sets new marathon world record in Vienna
Medvedev finishes Euro vault final in eighth
Minority Report: In pursuit of Optima results
Hadassah docs perform world's 1st robot-aided repair of severe spinal fracture
Why are Shoah survivors' grandchildren more afraid of ISIS?
Without disinfectants or intensive use of energy
Doctors' journey to the 21st century
Two million head to the outdoors this Passover holiday
Kinneret's deceptive depths a new danger to swimmers
Nahariya beach opens after 6-year asbestos cleanup
Israeli start-up extracting water from air, around the world
Private and public schooling in Israel – not what you thought
Saudis and women
Our World: The agenda for the Trump-Abbas meeting
April 25, 2017: A kowtowing 'Post'
Iraqi forces using siege and stealth to evict ISIS from Mosul
With eyes on Washington, Cairo and Riyadh warm up ties, looks to cooperate
UN elects Saudi Arabia to women's rights commission
Lost evidence of Armenian Genocide discovered in Jerusalem archive
Trump says Iran violating 'spirit' of nuclear deal
Tillerson: An 'unchecked Iran' could follow same path as North Korea
Trump administration certifies Iran compliant with nuclear deal
Iran's Rouhani to run for second term as president
Egypt says air strikes kill ISIS leaders in Sinai
Islamic State seeking alliance with al Qaida, Iraqi vice president says
US-backed forces launch new attacks on Islamic State in Syria
Jewish students protest outside accused Nazi war criminal's Queens home
Princeton campus plastered with antisemitic, racist fliers
Trump proclaims week of Holocaust remembrance
New Orthodox siddur with German translation published in Germany
Israeli firm, US Department of Defense to fight infectious disease together
Families of Holocaust victims and survivors reunited thanks to MDA tracing unit
Global ticket marketplace acquires Israeli software start-up in $56m. deal
Ivanka Trump rubs shoulders with bigwigs at Berlin women's summit
Trump: UN Security Council must ready new sanctions on N.Korea
Larry King: Trump presidency highlights his lack of experience
Public disapproves of Ivanka and Jared's White House roles
Analysis: Clinton falls amid assault on establishment
Clinton concedes: 'We have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling'
Hillary Clinton and the glass ceiling: Cracked but intact
NY hassidic village loyal to Clinton despite Trump popularity among ultra-Orthodox
Trump reportedly picks friend of Jared Kushner to serve in administration
Trump calls UN 'sad,' days after Israeli settlements vote
Saddam Hussein's daughter touts Trump's 'political sensibility'
Dermer calls on Trump to move embassy to Jerusalem
The Israeli teen designer conquering the fashion world
Turning the contentious stereotype on its head
'Au Revoir,
Preserving the memory of the
Holocaust through education
Podcast: Three Ladies, Three Lattes
Podcast: Does Trump love Jews or embolden antisemitic voices?
Why Starbucks failed in Israel (and only in Israel)
Taxicab Diplomacy: Trump vs. Clinton
Dry Bones Cartoon - April 24, 2017
Dry Bones Cartoon - April 19, 2017
The definitive ranking of Ben & Jerry's Kosher for Passover flavors
See why the internet is kvelling over Jenna Jameson's new baby girl
Warning: Weddings can be hazardous to your health
Race for respect
Port of Tel Aviv: More than a pretty picture
Creating chaos
A country in denial
Seattle to Hebron
Sculpting museums
Stuffed delights: A taste of Syria
Sustainability in regrowing supermarket plants
Manning the Art
Life from the ashes
Shining a light on the Jerusalem Art scene
Bread of independence
Family hiking in spring
The art of handmade paper
Rocking in Ramallah
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Pope Francis likens migrant holding centers to 'concentration camps'
Boycott this!
Watch: Christians celebrate Easter in the Holy Land
Green Horizons' Desert Wilderness Survival Program
Eurovision 2017 contestants plant trees in Israel
On the Galilee, its Environment and its Heritage
Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day 2017
Radical Islamic immigration strategy
The Oscars and Hollywood's hypocrisy; Dear Hollywood, If You Want To Help Women, You Must Strictly And Unapologetically Defend The Values That Have Allowed Women To Thrive.
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Posted this pic on a different thread a while back but it was a good morning with my father and 15 yo son so I'll post it up again. My fathers bitch "Trip" is on the left my boy "Cal" is on the right. Nice mixed bag of puddlers. The camo in the middle is my old mans carhartt vest he bought many years ago. Old school camo pattern before it was old school. Great morning with the man that taught me everything and my son who's learning one of outdoors greatest traditions. I'm a proud son and father
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We just got back from this hunting trip. The first day, we could tell that Emmy wondered why the heck we were in this freezin' 28 degree cornfield. Then John shot the first mallard and it all became clear
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Emmy's new neoprene vest.
Must have for this Florida dog!
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Emmy with a fat Dakota mallard.
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She could do this all day.
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Lesser Canadian Goose
Randall, John and Emmy
(probably our Christmas Card)
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HRCH Truline's Cleopatra MH (Cleo)
Prime Time Rising Star MH ***(Emmy)
Wyco's Lena-Linda con Besos MH (Lena)
HRCH Surry's Smoking Gun SH (Sage) RIP
Licking Run's Blackberry Jam MH (Berry) RIP
Nice pictures everyone. Here's a few pictures that I have shot so far this season.
Bailey on the front of my boat
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My solo hunt the day after loosing my Callie Roo. I think she had a hand in it. The last goose was banded. It was over a small pond Callie's mom got the retrieves she never handled a goose till that day and did great on the retrieves. To my surprise she took the back command like a pro. It was all smiles and tears at the same time. One of my most memorable hunts.
The foundation to a great retriever is obedience.
Firestorms Full Throttle Chevy aka Callie-Roo 7/5/2007 - 10/25/2013 I miss you every day
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Family: Plethodontidae, Lungless Salamanders view all from this family
Description Only salamander with a constricted tail and 5 toes on hind feet. It has an amazing range of colors and patterns, from brown to reddish brown to black with cream, orange or yellow sports across its body. Base of limbs lighter in color than tips. Underside is whitish or flesh colored. Males have longer thinner tails whereas females have shorter more stout tails.
Dimensions Length: 3-5 7/8".
Subspecies In Monterey they are reddish-brown above, whitish below with black eyes. In coastal s. California into nw. Baja California they are black above with cream or yellow blotches & a large blotch behind each eye. The interior mountains of Kern County, California they are black above with cream or orange blotches and crossbars, U-shaped blotch behind eyes. The interior mountains of extreme sc. California they are a plain brown or blackish color above, whitish or yellowish below, with fine black dots. In sw. British Columbia south through w. Washington, Oregon and into nw. California they are brown above, mottled with black, yellow and orange, yellow-orange underside, peppered with black dots. In coastal sw. Oregon and nw. California they are generally brown above with orange spots. Through the Sierra Nevada Mountains, e. of the Great Valley, California they are a brownish orange above, bellies are orange and the eyes have a yellow patch.
Breeding Occurs in late spring to early summer. Following an elaborate series of movements by both male and females the eggs are laid in grape like clusters in underground cavities guarded by the female. Each cluster has around 12-25 eggs. They reach sexual maturiy from 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 years.
Habitat Usually occur in woodlands in California coastal mountains. Forests in northwestern areas. Redwood forest, chaparral, and coast live oak and black walnut woodlands along the coast. Also found among rotting wood or underneath rocks and other forms of cover.
Range This type of Salamander occurs from Vancouver Island and the south western British Columbia mainland. West of the Cascade-Sierra Nevada crest, to the Sierra San Pedro M·rtir in northern Baja California and also in Mexico. They are not generally found in the central valley of California.
Discussion Remains active until the end of May or sometimes through June in northerly or high locations. Nocturnal species. The tail releases a milky poison which many predators find repulsive. When the tail is seized at the base, it becomes automized (severs from the body allowing the Salamander to escape). 20% of adults have regenerated tails. It retreats into animal burrows and crevices among roots and logs in cold & dry weather. Assumes a stiff-legged, sway-backed stance, with tail elevated and arched if it feels threatened. Feeds on small terrestrial arthropods which it consumes through the use of its projectile tongue.


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For most people, Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. For me, the season begins when the peonies bloom. The spring ephemerals have come and gone by now, and I am ready to trade the decidedly tattered and world-weary tulips and daffodils for the lilacs perfuming the air around every corner, the green grass and the peonies. Though their bloom period is short – just about two weeks – these are the days that really signal the end of a chilly, damp spring and the beginning of a season filled with lush blossoms and sunshine.
Peonies are often classified according to their varying flower types – single, Japanese, semi-double, fully double and bomb. Both the single and Japanese varieties have at least one row of large cupped petals encircling bright yellow stamens in the center. Semi-double flowers are a bit fluffier than the single or Japanese types, featuring multiple rows of petals surrounding a still visible yellow center.
But the fully double and bomb peonies are remarkable for the rows and rows of petals that completely cover over the centers of the flowers, with the bomb type notable for a flat ring of petals around the outside, and a compact "bomb" of petals forming a spherical mass on the inside.
In addition to the different bloom types, peonies exist in herbaceous, tree, and intersectional (a hybrid of herbaceous and tree) forms. Herbaceous peonies have soft stems and die back to the ground every fall, sending up new growth in spring, while tree peonies have a woody stem and only lose their leaves over the winter.
The intersectional variety is a hybrid of the other two, dying back to the ground each fall, but with flowers and leaves that more closely resemble those of the tree peony.
Peonies are lovely planted en masse or as a focal point in perennial beds and borders, and planting a long row of a single type will create a charming little hedge of blooms. When choosing and planting them, it is important to note that unlike many perennials, peonies do not require regular division to keep them healthy and blooming.
In fact, not much maintenance is needed to sustain them – the plants actually object to disturbances – so if you, like me, are inclined to frequent moving of the "furniture" in your outdoor rooms, peonies will offer a nice opportunity to tackle some of your commitment issues. (Baby steps!) Just site them in a sunny spot with good drainage, add a little organic matter, and leave them to their devices. When they reach about one foot in height, you may want to cage them to prevent any heavy flowers from drooping.
Peonies are tough, cold-hardy plants, and with a reputation for surviving for 50-100 years, they may well outlive you! Fall is the best time to plant, giving roots a chance to become established before winter, so just use the next few weeks to watch their thrilling performance, drink in their fragrance and take notes. And, if you're feeling charitable, grab a copy of your will. And a pen.Ā
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God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
Dude, really. A pawn of the "party machine?" LOL. They're terrified of her. The "Country Club Republicans" who run the party don't like her because she doesn't play by their rules. She's not "one of us." Hate on her all you want, but make sense while you're doing it.
I'll take the river down to still water and ride a pack of dogs.
trying to get back on topic, her statement didn't really bother me, and i doubt it bothered most Jews. it was just Sarah being Sarah. that is to say blurting things out before she gives any thought to what she is saying. that's the way she is, and i don't expect her to change a thing.
you're absolutely right Hew. our nation has a component of people just like her. it doesn't make them bad people, or malicious. they find it easy to identify with her. that's what drives her popularity.
i'm NOT afraid of her. she has put her herself on the margin, politically.-Paul
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
I just don't think she's done anything to warrant serious consideration as a presidential candidate, not that she's alone in that department, but that's very different from not "think(ing) well" well of her.
I would add though, that she's not witty or bright enough to have a talking career by herself. She needs the spectre of a presidential run to keep herself interesting. If she ever really runs, she'll be torpedoed, and that will be the end of her. If she ever admits she's NOT going to run, she'll be putting people to sleep like talking Lunesta. She's got to keep walking that thin line, right where she is. As long as there's a threat of her running, her stupidity is worth showcasing in the media. Otherwise, its not. How long it will last??? Who knows.
God Bless PFC Jamie Harkness. The US Army's newest PFC, but still our neighbor's little girl!
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Prado Basin HRC, will be hosting California's 2nd HRC hunt test Nov. 3-4, so if your in the area come on down
1. Go to browse hunt Calendar, select HRC then scroll down to
11/03/2012 Prado Basin HRC 2012 Fall Hunt Saturday
11/04/2012 Prado Basin HRC 2012 Fall Hunt Sunday
Signing up in advance means we get a better count for birds, dinners, etc. We will still have day of sign-ups, as are HRC tradition, but the hunt-test secretary will be very grateful to those who choose to use the online entry
Also Friday Nov. 2nd PBHRC will be hosting a judges-handlers seminar, which is free to handlers and prospective judges, it will be in Chino Hills, near Prado dog park. Rules pamphlets and notebooks will be available for $5, or can be printed out at http://www.huntingretrieverclub.org/...r%20Manual.pdf
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This week's poll asks collectors what time of day they hit their stores in the hunt for new Star Wars toys.
Some of us go in after work while others are at the doors in the early morning, still others find the competition during the day too difficult and go in to 24-hour stores to hunt for figures overnight, while some remain casual and go in during their lunch hours when things are easygoing and there are few customers. Naturally you'll have to generalize on this one, not every collector can stick to a specific hunting schedule, so just tell us at what time of day you most often shop for Star Wars goods.


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But the site I cited ($2 words here) referenced the marginal rate in both cases. In 1985 there are only 6 tax brackets, but in 2011 there are 15 so the dollar numbers are not the same but I did my best to find comparable numbers to compare rates.
And I do realize the $25,000 guy in 1985 is probably earning more doing the same work in 2011 and I did not make any attempt to adjust $25,000 to today's figure. I thought we could all understand that my examples were to demonstrate a principle, not fill out a tax return. Another frustrating danger in trying to be brief. My bad.
So the principle is that if circumstances in your life remained the same and your earnings (buying power) kept pace with inflation, and we are talking about earned income, not capital gains, etc., etc., etc. ... keeping everything as constant as possible ... the % of your earnings that go to pay federal taxes is less today than in 1985. I could be wrong. So, using the charts in the link I provided, please show me the error of my ways.
(You did find how to scroll down to past years in that chart, right? There is a separate scroll bar on the righthand edge of the chart.)
Dont wave your phony patriotism in MY face! If you really love America, open your wallet and hire an American kid to build what you buy. Doug Fraser (paraphrased) 1980
Real Americans buy American.
One of the few things I know about computers is the scroll tab. Can't copy, paste, download videos and don't want to take the time to learn. Just let my son and friends do that for me. Much rather clean kennels feed dogs and puppies, and train them. If you think I am a computer illiterate, you would be right. However I like to think that is by choice and not due to intellect.


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A new thread put out because of some complaints on the other end . If you are from LA, you are welcome here anytime...Bay Area, you are welcome here anytime as well, Anywhere in California, you are welcome... The circuit works through every city including San Diego, all over California.
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Just for the know.. I have all 1-44 and every exclusive out for ROTS. I did this with the help of the community interaction between those who told me about what has been put on shelves, DCIP#'s, and certain shelf dates. Thank you to all and I am open to any trades.
I have extras, let me know...
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Got 2 Clone Trooper Exclusives to trade... let me know if anyone has any extra Lava Vaders.
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Maori cultural values are among reasons why an Auckland company has lost its bid to take thousands of cubic metres of water a day from Poroti Springs, near Whangarei.
Zodiac Holdings Limited wanted to take up to 2500 cubic metres of water daily between May and December each year, on top of an existing but as yet commercially unused consent to take 1000cu m a day.
The company wants to sell bottled water in Southeast Asia and China but needs twice its present allowable volume to make the business viable.
But the site's owners, Whatitiri hapu Te Uriroroi, have turned off the tap on the scheme by refusing Zodiac and Northland Regional Council permission to install a monitoring weir and water level recorder on Waipao Stream, downstream from the springs.
Independent commissioner Rob van Voorthuysen, who in declining Zodiac's application cited the impact on Maori cultural values, said it was generally accepted the Resource Management Act and Treaty of Waitangi issues were distinct regimes.
Despite various iwi objecting to the application because the site's groundwater was subject to a Treaty claim, it was "not a relevant consideration in this case" and "Treaty claims are not to impede legitimate RMA processes", Mr van Voorthuysen said.
His decision was instead based on the inability to monitor the remaining minimum flow.
There was a lack of evidence to show the suggested 40 litres per second continuation flow rate would be adequate to recognise and provide for "the cultural use of, and Maori interests and values in, the water emanating from the Poroti Springs and thereafter in the unnamed tributary of the Waipao Stream", said Mr van Voorthuysen's report, released yesterday.
He signalled the door may still be open if Zodiac could resolve "three quite narrow" key matters: finding a way to measure and monitor the remaining flow, gaining iwi permission to do so, and the impact on existing consent holder Maungatapere Water Co, a farm irrigation scheme. Other matters raised by submitters were of little weight or could be addressed by existing or amended conditions, Mr van Voorthuysen said.
The Poroti Springs, vested in local hapu by the Maori Land Court in 1895, is the site of bores Whangarei District Council formerly used for public supply.
Te Uriroroi say they accepted the use of the spring for a public water supply and local irrigation but the Zodiac take was purely commercial and flouted iwi ownership rights and their environmental guardianship role. The hapu had earlier called for all water applications to go on hold, following the Waitangi Tribunal's interim report on water rights.
On behalf of Kaitiaki Tuna Heke Aotearoa Trust and Environment River Patrol-Aotearoa, water quality campaigner Millan Ruka welcomed the commissioner's decision.
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text: If you ever see the Clone wars bonus packs that have the extra clone let me know as soon as you can. Force seen them but i wasnt able to make my way out there until 3 days later and by then i didnt see them. But keep posting what you find and we can help each other out.


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The Study Drug: Why Adderall Use Is Never Worth It
For those of you on the quarter system, finals are just around the corner. You're likely feeling stressed at the end of this long year, and only just over the hurdle of your most recent midterms. You've heard stories of a friend of a friend who was able to stay up all night on energy drinks and Adderall, then aced his Organic Chemistry final. Sound familiar? What you may not be familiar with are the risks of falling into such behavior yourself, the least of which is getting caught for a disciplinary offense.
Adderall is a widely misused drug commonly referred to as the "study drug." It's most commonly abused by college students, though it is rapidly gaining in popularity with high school students across the country. In fact, according to data from Monitoring the Future, "10% of high school sophomores and 12% of high school seniors take these attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) drugs without a prescription from their doctor."
It's unclear why many college and now high school students turn to Adderall use, but some claim it is the high expectations set upon them to get betters grades in school. Many high school students also begin to feel the pressure to perform better on finals at the end of the year. This pressure can be from parents, academic advisors, or just the increased competition to get into the right college. No matter where the pressure comes from, students will often use Adderall to help them to focus better, have more energy and motivation or spend hours awake cramming in last minute studying.


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Did anyone else notice at Comic Con that Hasbro was selling the Voyager Class Prime and Megatron for $9.99 each? I thought it was a error and picked them up right away. Mattel also had the JLU 3 pack for $9.99, which was less then advertised.
Did anyone else notice at Comic Con that Hasbro was selling the Voyager Class Prime and Megatron for $9.99 each? I thought it was a error and picked them up right away. Mattel also had the JLU 3 pack for $9.99, which was less then advertised.
I didn't notice! I might've grabbed Megatron if I had. Comic-Con's site had advertised the JLU 3-pack as $20, but I guess Mattel had put out the word awhile back that it'd only be $9.99.
Nothing today at Burbank, but I did pick up a blue Supergirl from Commtech! Thanks again! I swung by Eagle Rock in hopes of seeing the new Comic Packs, and while there was plenty of room (unlike at Burbank) they only had a pair of Quinlans, an Obi-Wan, a Luke, and a couple Wave 1s. TONS of Saga Legends though, also unlike Burbank. No Shockies, but nearly everything else from the first wave or so, all mixed together with TAC in true Target "who gives a crap?" fashion. They're still ringing up at $6.64; lots of reports have Legends jumping to $7.64 at many stores. Yeah, THAT will move those BD 3POs
I didn't see any Voyager Primes and Megs at Comic Con.
Saga Legends are indeed 7.64 at the Glendale Target.
Another dry day at Burbank Target. Jackie Chan got in first and grabbed McChewie & a Jawa, probably scurried off to mark 'em up to $20 each along with that army of silver Wolverines he bought months ago from TRU. They haven't done any sorta reset yet, but must be close to doing so given all the clearanced items arranged haphazardly in other aisles. I'm tempted to buy up all those Han/Chewie comic packs and distrubute them to other Targets in the area. Both pegs are absolutely full, with the addition of a bit more Wave 2 this morning.
Eagle Rock was another bust. A few less clones than yesterday, that's all that changed.
I've noticed Target Mission Valley is clearancing a lot of merchandise as well. But in an interesting move, they have also expanded the TAC pegs from 6 to 12. Hmm... prep for wave 4?
Deluxe Transformers are still nowhere to be seen.
BTW, what's the deal with blue Supergirl? I saw a couple of posts about her and I saw one yesterday at Target and didn't pick it up. How bad of a move was it?
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so i walked towards the toy aisle and see a pallet full of star wars boxes, 6 total, my were dilated and my heart was racing. as i approched the pallet all 6 cases(wave 2/3, revisions something) were already opened. and all the mcquarries were gone. maybe some1 got there before me or they are going out the back door. The boxes were but opened by a staright blade, i suspect a box cutter, clean/surgical cut alog the edges. oh well maybe next time.
well anybody got a extra mcfett for trade.sell. i got an extra mcchewie.
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Bangalore-based Sagar Baheti has become the first visually impaired Indian runner to complete the historic Boston Marathon, the world's oldest and the hardest marathon to qualify for.
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OXFORD – A loss at South Carolina may have the Ole Miss NCAA tournament hopes clinging to one thin strand, but the Rebels are holding on tightly.
Marshall Henderson came off the bench to score 19 points in the fist half, and the Rebels defeated Auburn 88-55 before 7,275 fans at Tad Smith Coliseum on Saturday afternoon.
Andy Kennedy, who became the winningest coach in school history with his 145th victory, said he hoped sitting Henderson at the beginning would take some pressure off a player who was 9 for 30 shooting in his previous two games, 4 for 17 at South Carolina.
Henderson had his best game of the season, shooting 8 for 12 from 3-point range, scoring 28 points and tying former players Keith Carter and Chris Warren for the school record for 3-pointers made in a game.
He had not made more than three 3-pointers in a game since Feb. 6 against Mississippi State.
"It was a genius move, wasn't?" Kennedy said. "I think he's putting too much pressure on himself."
The Rebels (20-7, 9-5 SEC) have appeared among the "last four in" for the NCAA tournament in the most recent projections of ESPN's Joe Lunardi.
Some analysts have speculated that Ole Miss needs a 13-5 SEC mark, which would require the Rebels to win out.
Saturday was a good start.
Henderson was 5 for 6 from 3-point range in the first half, but it was more than Henderson.
The Rebels (20-7, 9-5 SEC) out-rebounded Auburn (9-18, 3-11) 38-22 after the Tigers were plus-1 on the boards against Ole Miss on Jan. 26 when Henderson's two free throws with 6.4 seconds left helped the Rebels escape with a 63-61 win.
The Rebels' effort and focus did not wane in the second half as it did in that MSU game when Kennedy complained of his team "coasting" to the finish.
Ole Miss led Auburn 44-27 at halftime, and sightly more than 6 minutes into the second half – after Terry Brutus scored with an assist from Henderson – the lead was 60-36.
Henderson said he has never failed to start a game at any level unless he was suspended.
Henderson attempted only one shot inside the 3-point circle.
Murphy Holloway led Ole Miss with 10 rebounds. He added 10 points to post his second-straight double-double, a feat he'd not accomplished in the SEC this season.
Auburn got 18 points from guard Shaquille Johnson but double figures from no one else.
The Tigers shot 39.3 percent from the field and were just 3-for-18 from the arc.
Henderson believes the Rebels control their NCAA fate but can't slip up.
"I don't think so. I can't see that. I know the Alabama game is going to be a big game. Whoever wins that game probably gets second place, and that's crucial," he said.
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Not sure what the OP is getting at but both aspect models have been in the game for some time now.
This gives me more headache than Inception, but I like reading all theories. Keep it up please! Also, can someone explain what happened to Azuregos?
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Pretty sure Azuregos is still hitting on that spirit healer in Azshara.
Also, you can see Ysera's and Nozdormu's model any time by going to the Green and Bronze (if you did the quest) Dragonshrines.
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mjg59 wrote about how his experience of talking about the Linux experience to the Linux community differed from someone else.
He cited an HN thread, Female FOSS dev quits tech industry due to harassment, and in particular this post from jxcole: I was going to start a rant about how this behavior is encouraged by the macho men online, but this was just one guy harassing her. "Due to harassment" reads as due to harassment from the community, but she gave in to one idiot. She let him win.I answered as follows:
Well, I kind of agree with this in part, but it is often trotted out as a reason why it's the victim's fault. Let's see what's badly wrong with it by looking at things another way.
Standing up for what is right is not something that we weaker mortals should leave to the heroes. We have a breaking point, a point above which we can't take it. That does not mean we should not take risks to do what we find right. You should not be "disappointed" with the victim, but supportive, and we should be encouraging others to take these risks to do what is right as well. The more of us there are, the we achieve.
On a more general point, be aware that if you regard yourself as supportive of women in free software and on their side, but you are vocally undermining of said women when they face this sort of shit, be aware that you are a fair-weather friend and some sort of a backstabber.
Since I'm on the subject, let me plug Skud's long post, On being harassed: a little GF history and some current events.
Despite the event that lies behind this post, I'm more optimistic than I was a year or so ago that the free software community can sort itself out on this one, since the fair-weather friends do seem to sometimes be a bit more aware that there might be something wrong with their behaviour. Skud deserves special praise for her efforts that have made a positive difference, as does Matthew Garrett. who I suspect will not find himself unable to continue with free software.


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Damn those dams...
If there is ever any doubt as to the impact of dams on anadramous species, take a look at these statistics on the Merrimac River, once one of the most robust factories of anadramous fishes on the eastern seaboard like it's sister river the Connecticut also suffering the same fate...
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It is a sad state of afairs when men look at a body of water and let $$$$$ cloud the overall view of that natural system. I know these rivers well, I am sorry to see the almost complete non-existance of Atlantic Salmon.:confused:
Here are some old laws that were passed in an effort to save the Merrimacks once bountiful fish runs. It's probally difficult for us to comprehend how alive our New England rivers once were. They were destroyed so long ago.
It's interesting that many of the first big New England dams met little resistance. By the time they were proposed and built most of the fish runs had been greatly diminished by early commercial fishing and daming of smaller tributary streams.
Merrimack River
1734 -- "An Act to Prevent Nusances by Hedges, Wears and Other Incumbrances Obstructing the Passage of Fish in Merrimack River."
"Whereas the River Merrimack hath heretofore abounded with plenty of fish, which hath been of great advantage to the inhabitants of the several towns near the said river; and notwithstanding the care which hath been taken in making laws to prevent the setting up of wares, and stopping the course of the fish, yet those laws have proved ineffectual to deter persons from setting up wares across the said river for divers years last past, which have been the occasion of destroying abundance of fish, to the great hurt and damage of the inhabitants living on and near the said river, and the fish (especially bass and sturgeon, which are very valuable) by having their natural course stopped, and being destroyed by the wares, have in great measure forsaken the river ... "
Passed July 4, 1734
1737 -- "An Act to Prevent Nusances by Hedges, Wears and Other Incumbrances Obstructing the Passage of Fish in Merrimack River."
"That if any person or persons whomsoever, from and after the publication of this act, shall presume to erect, set up, or make on or across the said River Merrimack, or that shall be aiding or assisting therein, any wares, hedges, fish-garths, stakes, kiddles or other incumbrance whatsoever, to the stopping, obstructing or straightning the natural and usual course and passage of the fish up and down the same river, that shall exceed, be made or carried into the said river from more than one third part of the breadth of the river at such place, from either side thereof, or that shall use and improve any such wares, hedges, fish-garths, stakes, kiddles or other incumbrances as aforesaid for the taking of fish so obstructed, shall, for the first offence, forfeit and pay the sum of fifty pounds, and for every other offence, the sum of one hundred pounds ..."
Passed June 28, 1737
1773 -- "An Act to Prevent the Destruction of Salmon and Other Fish in Merrimack River, Within this Province."
"Whereas the salmon and other fish taken in Merrimack River, within this province, have been of great service to the inhabitants, and still will be so if due care is taken to prevent the unnecessary destruction thereof; and whereas, some persons have, of late, enlarged their seines to such an extraordinary length as have greatly obstructed the passage of said fish, by using such seines so as to extend quite across said river, which if not prevented will tend to destroy the valuable the fishery in said river --
Passed, March 6, 1773.
1774 -- "An Act in Addition to, and for Rendering More Effectual, An Act Passed in the Seventh Year of his Present Majesty's Reign, Intitled, 'An Act in Addition to Several Acts to Prevent the Destruction of Salmon and Other Fish in Merrimack River, within this Province."
1783 -- "An Act to Regulate the Catching of Salmon, Shad and Alewives, and to Remove and Prevent Obstructions in Merrimack River, and in the Other Rivers and Streams Running into the Same, within this Commonwealth, and for Repealing Several Acts Heretofore Made for that Purpose."
"Whereas the salmon, shad and alewives, taken in Merrimack River and streams running into the same, have been of great service to the inhabitants of this Commonwealth; and as the fish in the said rivers and streams may hereafter be of great service to the people of this Commonwealth, as well as to those of New Hampshire, if proper care is taken to prevent the unnecessary destruction thereof; and whereas by constant fishing with seines, nets and pots, and erecting weirs and other incumbrances, to prevent the passage and facilitate the taking of the said fish, they are greatly diminished, and there is great danger of their being totally destroyed."
Passed October 24, 1783
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Backroom team well prepared
Nine games in 29 days – a fairly hectic footballing schedule by any stretch of the imagination.
But it is one which the Wolves squad will be well prepared for thanks to the work being done behind the scenes.
It's nothing new for the club's medical and sport science teams to be constantly assessing the players' fitness levels and putting on regular pre-and-post training sessions designed to reduce the risk of injury.
And all that work and communication with Head Coach Kenny Jackett and the coaching staff will continue over the coming weeks during a crucial – and congested – phase of the season.
"The biggest thing going into a schedule like this is recovery," says Head of First Team Performance Tony Daley, ahead of the first of those games at Walsall today.
"With the way the fixture list is going it is just going to be about playing, recovery, playing, recovery.
"It's about making sure the players are ready for the next game – that's the crucial part – as soon as one game is over you are immediately preparing for the next.
"They need to have their ice baths, massages, recovery shakes and go and do the cool-down and then the following day is a recovery day as well.
"We do GPS monitoring, hot/cold therapy, the Apollo system of self-assessment where the players tell us how they are feeling instantly after a session, and the importance of nutrition - all those factors come into play.
"Ourselves and the medical department are speaking with Kenny and the coaches all the time about the players and their fitness levels.
"The GPS monitors assess how much work the players are doing and we speak to players about how they are feeling.
"The medical department will also be looking at whether the players can go and play all three games in a week.
"It's about getting the players through in the best way possible so they are available to the Head Coach for the games that he needs them.
"There may be some players that you need to look after more than others if they maybe have a specific niggle and that is all looked at on an individual basis.
"Those players whose training loads appear to be too high can then be pulled out if needed to have an extra day's recovery."
There will also be a balancing act played out during the forthcoming busy spell because while players involved in the games will need rest and recovery, those waiting in the wings will need to maintain the right level of fitness and intensity to be ready when called upon.
Daley explains: "The ones who are in the team will play Saturday-Tuesday-Saturday and they will need monitoring for their recovery but it is the ones who are not who need to be training at the right intensity to make sure they are ready.
"The players who haven't been involved as much will be training as normal.
"They need to keep their fitness levels going as much as possible.
"There is always talk about players throughout the squad being ready as they will be needed but if they come in and are not right at it in terms of their fitness then there is the risk for them of picking up injuries.
"It's not a pre-season, but they have got to train at a decent level and at the right times so that if they do come in and are straightaway up to the pace rather than needing a couple of games to get used to it."
It has been a good season so far in terms of the team's injury record and fitness levels, but Daley is not getting carried away, and knows everything will have to be done properly over the coming weeks as the schedule intensifies.
"It has all gone well in terms of fitness and injuries but no one will get carried away – ask me again on May 3rd!" he says.
"For us it's all about keeping the players on the field so they are available to the gaffer and keeping their intensity high when they are out there.
"It is pleasing that one of the by-products linked to that is the league position we are in at the moment but there is still a lot of work to be done by all of us if we are to have a successful season.
"We have put ourselves in a good position but this is the make or break stage of the season now and if we can get through this next really busy period and do well we will be in an even better position.
"The players know what they need to do as well and are very receptive to it.
"We've always known this period was coming so it is not a shock to us but at the same time we are not going to over-hype it and just have to carry on our work.
"We have got everything in place to make sure there is the best chance possible of the players being available for these games and the players are aware of their own responsibilities as well in terms of looking themselves during this period.
"There will be no surprises to the players in terms of how we are going to deal with this period and the times they will be in at the training ground."
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Seamless glass wall systems like Lightline from K.I. can help designers create private office areas without sacrificing flexibility.
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Most designers recognize that one size does not fit all when it comes to workplace design, and yet it seems as though the open office concept has become the de facto corporate standard within the last few years. Clients everywhere are bringing down the walls in favor of sprawling benching applications and open sightlines, all in an effort to capitalize on collaboration, build a culture of transparency and attract the best talent on the market.
And while these are all important goals in a competitive business climate, the truth is that some employees need more focus time than others. For these people, the open office often falls woefully short of its promise, leading to increased stress, reduced productivity and worse.
As it turns out, emerging workplace research is beginning to agree. According to Gensler's recent whitepaper, "What We've Learned About Focus in the Workplace," both the importance of and the time spent on focus work has increased since the beginning of the recession, with 55 percent of an employee's time typically spent on concentrated tasks in 2012 (from 48 percent in 2007).
"These increases seem surprising given the emphasis on collaboration by many businesses," the report states, "but when you look at work factors that have changed since 2007, less space, less privacy, more time at work and more distractions are making focus work more important and time-consuming."
Some studies put the percentage of private time needed by employees even higher; according to Pedro Ayala, western director of design strategies with Kimball Office, his company's own research puts the percentage closer to 66 percent. But whatever figure you choose to align with, the fact is becoming increasingly clear: employees need a mix of "we" and "me" spaces to remain innovative and productive.
But if the goal of the open office was to create figurative collisions among employees, doesn't the push for more private spaces equate to a step back? Not necessarily, says Ayala. "Anytime there are new trends that hit the market … the pendulum tends to swing to its highest point, and then it will start to come down and even out."
"What I'm hearing is that even in the new technology companies where the CEOs want to be embedded with their people, [the CEOs] will occasionally lock themselves in the conference room because they need privacy," he adds. "What that is showing is that there's a need for spaces that allow the end-user to have total privacy."
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Many of us can imagine the office of the future, complete with spaces that are tied into our computer networks and automatically adapt to our needs throughout the day. But the new HP MIMIC concept, designed by industrial design firm Zac & Co. and MulvannyG2 Architecture, proves that it's a little closer than we think.
As the winner of both the Judges' Choice and People's Choice awards in the 2012 edition of the HP/Microsoft Smart Office Challenge, MIMIC uses existing HP technology to create an adaptable, modular office that can change with the tap of a finger.
"You wake up in the morning and check your email, and before you've even left home, your office space can recognize that you have an hour of meetings or phone calls within the space, and that you don't necessarily want whoever is around you to overhear them," explains Zac Feltoon, owner of Zac & Co. "Because of the integration, your office space can actually respond to that. Through the power of applications on your smartphone, tablet or laptop, you can open this transitional wall and space, and modify it as you go throughout your day.
Each MIMIC space is made of a rigid aluminum frame, while the sides and tops feature a collapsible system of rotating electro-chromatic glass modules that respond to wireless commands.
"The idea is that it's interactive," says Alan Feltoon, managing principal with MulvannyG2 Architecture. "You have the ability to open the panels from 42 inches and up if you want semi-privacy or you can open the entire thing. It was intended to be very playful and interactive in the workplace."
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"What we see as the next big shift taking place is the disbursement of private experiences through the entire open floor plan," he says. "You really have to provide this 'palette of place' because there are so many different types of spaces that people need."
What's more, these private experiences—which might be video/phone booths, team rooms or small conference areas—need to be flexible, considering that the interior won't stay put for long. "I often hear design firms say, 'We know that the user group, 3 years down the road, is going to change the space, so we need flexibility—not only with the furniture but with the architecture," McCourt says.
That rules out most conventional construction; instead, designers are turning to innovative, unitized glass solutions like K.I.'s Lightline or Allsteel's Beyond, which provide flexibility while retaining acoustic privacy. V.I.A., a new parametric wall system from Steelcase, can define focus or team spaces in much the same way, while also bringing vertical real estate into play; a variety of interchangeable glass panels, solid skins and technology solutions allow the design of customized, integrated workspaces that can be reconfigured at will.
Another intriguing option comes from Seeyond Architectural Solutions, whose unique multi-dimensional walls and enclosures can be used to divide a floorplate or create appealing private experiences. This turnkey design-and-build solution provides designers with three distinct substrates and a variety of options for customization, including printed graphics, custom coloring and light/sound performance.
READ: See how we got to the open plan in the first place, in "The Cubicle, Deconstructed"
Semi-transparent glass can add an additional element of privacy to areas where sensitive conversations or meetings occur. Rivuletta, a new fluted sheet glass product from SCHOTT North America combines ultra-clear
optical glass for maximum light transmission with small flutes to slightly obscure the view. Designers looking for a touch of techno cool may want to consider switchable glass panels from Guardian,which can go from clear to opaque with the flip of a switch. For projects on a tighter budget, colored or patterned resin panels from manufacturers like 3form or Lumicor can have the same effect, while adding a durable shot of color and texture.
furniture solutions
Manufacturers of contract furnishings have been similarly quick to respond to the growing need for privacy, offering a range of high-paneled systems and movable partitions that can assist in spatial differentiation. And while these options may not provide the same auditory or visual privacy as heavier-duty architectural solutions, they do offer greater flexibility in positioning and movement.
The Workbay Office concept, designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra, is a prime example of this new breed of furnishing. Unveiled at Salone Ufficio in Milan earlier this year, the system consists of simple fleece walls and compact modules that allow individuals or small groups to hide away when privacy is needed.
"The variation of organic floor plans, room sizes and wall heights help create a new, emotional office landscape, which breaks with the usual category of open-plan and cubicle offices," reads an article in Vitra's own magazine describing the installation. "Users use the topography of the Workbay Office as a source of orientation—as they would a natural landscape—and instinctively select the work situation that is the most suitable for the task at hand."
Other recent introductions, such as the BuzziHub by BuzziSpace (in addition to the company's extensive line of other "Buzzi"-style solutions) and Docklands by Bene offer a similar aesthetic with colorful, friendly pieces that can stand alone or be configured into "quiet zones."
Of course, for the fastest-moving companies out there, even these solutions may be too formal. These organizations, typically found in the tech sector, are now requesting "agile environments"—spaces that can be modified or "hacked" by users on demand to meet their immediate needs, whether that is dedicated focus work or small-group collaboration (read "The Smarter Office" for more on this trend).
High-backed seating, such as Haven by Allermuir, Atelier by Dauphin, the Tuxedo High-Back from Nienkämper and the modular Villa line from Kimball Office all offer flexible, attractive ways to provide seated privacy without locking users into a static configuration. Most lines also offer power options to support the devices that make mobile work possible. Other lightweight options for creating quiet spaces on the fly include floorstanding WALL partitions from RMIG and movable dividers from LOFTwall, which can be manufactured with a variety of materials to increase or reduce sound and light transmission.
Can you work efficiently in an open office layout? What have your personal experiences been? Sound off in the comments below!


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OXFORD – The magical SEC run for youthful, inexperienced Ole Miss appears to be complete – or at least suspended.
After a dreadful half at Auburn in a 13-point mid-week defeat, the Rebels dropped their second straight Saturday, hammered at home by Alabama 90-69 before 7,862 fans at Tad Smith Coliseum.
Players were not made available for interviews following the Rebels' second SEC home loss of 20-plus points this season.
The Crimson Tide, in fairness, has shown improvement of late under interim coach Phillip Pearson and has now won three straight.
But the Tide had given no indication it was ready to shoot 50 percent on the road – coming in with a 18-game road losing streak and not winning since a trip to Baton Rouge in 2007 – against a team that had played decent defense of late. That's what happened in the first half, though.
Alabama's best player, senior swing man Alonzo Gee, went to the bench with two fouls roughly 4 minutes into the first half, and the Tide was sparked by former Itawamba Community College star Anthony Brock, a 5-foot-9 guard from Little Rock.
Brock, who wasn't getting much playing time from former coach Mark Gottfried, burned the Rebels with 14 points in 11 minutes in the first half, hitting 3-pointers from the key and the left wing. He was 5-for-6 from the floor, 4-for-5 from beyond the arc and finished with 17 points.
It was Alabama's biggest margin of victory on the road in 14 years.
'We have our issues'
Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy, who did speak, and talked about lost practice time due to injuries and illness.
"I wish I could tell you I saw this coming, but I didn't see it coming. We have our issues. You saw just as visibly as I did players limping around at the end of the game. It's a challenge for me, because we obviously have a number of areas we need to practice on to get better."
Freshman Terrico White, who led the Rebels with 20 points on 8-for-16 shooting, and sophomore Zach Graham have played through knee injuries most of the SEC season.
When the dust settled the Rebels had hit a few late buckets to make things closer. Alabama had a 43-31 edge on the glass and cooled to 46.8 percent.
The Tide's lead peaked at 30 points with 9:37 remaining.
Alabama surged ahead early in the first half, but the Rebels (15-13, 6-8 SEC) regrouped and led 24-23 after Terrico White drove through the lane and dunked, but Brock led the Crimson Tide (16-12, 6-8 SEC) on a 26-9 run to close the half.
When the shots didn't drop Alabama was there for the offensive rebound and had a 23-14 edge on the glass in the half.
The Ole Miss crowd sat stunned as the Tide scored eight points in the last 1:13 to send the message that it wouldn't be a first-half wonder.
"Our defense was good early on. The key to the game was the spurt we had before halftime, a good little spurt there and made some shots," Pearson said. "Brock really shot it well for us then."
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A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.