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Species NameCoastal cutthroat(Oncorhynchus clarki clarki)
Common NamesCoastal Cutthroat Trout, Red-Throat, Harvest Trout
Size RangeAverage 7-9 inches. Coastal cutthroat can grow to 10-18 inches in quality populations.
State Record12.00 lbs; W. Welsh; Lake Crescent, Clallam County; July 1, 1961
DescriptionResident coastal cutthroat trout are one of three subspecies of cutthroat trout that occur in Washington and one of the two that are native. The other native is the westslope. There is also an anadromous, or 'sea-run' coastal cutthroat. The coastals have dark green backs with olive sides and silver bellies along with numerous irregular spotting over their entire body, including below the lateral line. Resident cutthroat trout can be mistaken for rainbow trout, but they have two distinguishing features that rainbow do not: the underside of the cutthroat's lower jaw has red slash marks on each side (where it gets its name from) and small teeth on the back of the tongue. The cutthroat's upper jaw also extends past the back edge of the eye, where is does not in rainbow (except for rainbow over 20 inches).
Where to fish for Coastal cutthroatThe resident form of coastal cutthroat trout are widely distributed throughout Western Washington (west of the Cascades). They are also present in lakes, along with tributaries to the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Hood Canal, Puget Sound, coastal streams, and in tributaries of the lower Columbia River. Although a resident cutthroat trout may be found throughout a stream, the majority of them are found in small headwater streams above impassable barriers.
How to fish for Coastal cutthroatResident cutthroat trout are aggressive and opportunistic feeders, preying on insects, leeches, crustaceans, and fish. They prefer to occupy deep pools or locations along lake shorelines, especially where there is an abundant amount of submerged debris. Stillfishing and trolling are two popular methods used to fish for resident coastal cutthroat trout. In addition to bait, resident coastal cutthroat trout can be caught using a wide variety of artificial lures and flies. Popular spinner and spoon brands are Blue Fox, Vibrax, Mepps, Triple Teasers, Little Cleo, and Flafishes. Fly fishers will want to "match the hatch" and some popular types of fly patterns are nymphs, streamers, and dry flies. As the water temperature warms up during the summer, the fish will be found closer to the bottom.
As with any species, before beginning your fishing trip for resident coastal cutthroat trout, you will want to check the regulations for the location you will fish. Many streams in the Puget Sound region are closed to fishing unless stated otherwise in the regulations pamphlet. There may also be some gear restrictions.
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28 July 2010
"Extraneous Info" strikes again - mistake confirmed for 27 July 2010(1261)
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This is less a case of "extraneous info" and more an instance of wording that is insufficiently precise. I interpreted the "in place of" phrasing as a reference to the concept of using a function as a source of rows. Others apparently construed it as prescribing the literal replacement of a table or view name with an unadorned function invocation. The required use of the TABLE operator does not alter the conceptual reading, but it definitely affects the literal view.ReplyDelete
Good point, John. But people have to be able to interpret the question "literally" - all they have to work with are the words in the quiz. So that is my responsibility: to make sure that the conceptual and literal interpretations are not in conflict.ReplyDelete
I still argue argue that it is an "extraneous info" - as if it is omitted the question becomes unambiguous.ReplyDelete

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text: Hello, I just installed scyld preview this morning and started to play with it a bit. I am doing a trial setup with one head node and one three client nodes with hard disk on them. The scyld CD defaults to diskless mode and does not seem to make much use of the local drives on my client nodes. I would very much like to make use of my 13Gb of hard drive on the local nodes, but I can't find any instruction in the reference manual about how to do this. Ideally, I would like to set up partitions on the client nodes maybe like /net/node1 or something like that. If someone would please share his/her solution, I'd really appreciate it :-) -------------------------------------------- Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. - Albert Einstein Matthew Lee Department of Biology & Biochemistry University of Houston Houston, TX 77204 e-mail: mlee at uh.edu --------------------------------------------


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flavoflav2000 needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 50 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
We are a Drupal development shop in San Francisco called af83 - we cook up amazing Drupal recipes for companies. We architect, design and implement complex web strategies. Drupal is a young and hip open source product which many fortune 500 companies are using as their base web strategy. Our company is a leading development shop within the Drupal community.
We target companies interested in using Drupal to power their web site. Our audience is professional and informed about the open source movement. They want to use Drupal and are seeking good developers to make it happen for them.
To create a Photoshop file which we will make into a Drupal theme. All you deliver is a layered photoshop file to us.
Take what we have for our current web site and make it 1000% better please.
You are free to go and use your creativity, we need to be able to present what we do and our work cleanly.
We need to look sharp and professional.


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Geoffrey Cornish
Born: August 6, 1914Place of Birth: Winnipeg, ManitobaDeath: February 10, 2012Category: Golf ArchitectInducted: 1996
Geoffrey Cornish, one of the legendary Stanley Thompson's protégés, fashioned a career in golf course architecture that would rank him as one of the best that Canada has ever produced. With a career that included more than 200 golf course designs or remodellings, Cornish turned his attention towards chronicling the history of his field. He collaborated with Ronald Whitten on The Golf Course and The Architects of Golf, two internationally-acclaimed books on golf course architecture.
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Social Media at the World Bank: What Can You Get for #1dollar?
Imagine you only had $1 in your pocket. What would you spend it on? Food? Electricity? Fuel? Shelter? More than 1 billion people live in extreme poverty — less than $1.25 a day. World Bank President Jim Yong Kim has called this a "moral stain on our collective conscience" and has challenged world leaders to commit to ending extreme poverty by 2030.
If you agree that we can end poverty by 2030, add your voice by telling world leaders that ending extreme poverty is a goal shared by everyone, everywhere.
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1959 – 2012
A celebration of life will be held at Westside Believers Fellowship on Fri. Oct. 26at 11:00 for former Taft resident Theresa Hicks.
Theresa was born in Taft, CA on October 10, 1959 and went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on October 21, 2012 with her family by her side. Unfortunately compiled complications following surgery was more that she was able to overcome.
Theresa was raised in Taft and attended Saint Mary's Catholic school until the fifth grade, then attending local public schools, graduating from TUHS in 1977. Theresa experienced several employment opportunities in her life, including Contel telephone operator, Rolands' Communications answering service, Bakersfield Memorial Hospital records department and Wal-Mart Corp.
One of Theresa's favorite things in life was laughter. She loved a good joke and would go to great lengths to share any "new ones" she heard. She was always looking for ways to share laughter and good time. She was an excellent care giver and took responsibility for the care of several family members during her life time. Another favorite of hers was her dog "Cuddles" as she saw this as another opportunity for nurturing and made the most of it, enjoying moments of relaxing in her easy chair with her love "Cuddles" at her side.
Theresa was preceded in death by her parents, John Hicks and Anita Lewis and younger brother Marty Hicks. She is survived by her soul mate of 18 years Calvin Glenn of Bakersfield, brothers Ted Hicks and John Hicks of Bakersfield, sister Barbara Kohl (Brent) of San Luis Obispo and Vicky Waugh (Ron) Taft. She is also survived by her nieces Roxanne Elissague of Taft, Katie LeDuc (Michael) of Taft, Korie Powell (Austin) of Redwood City and great nieces and nephews, Emily LeDuc, Kevin LeDuc, Benjamin Powell and Kenzie Powell. She is also survived by Aunts and Uncles Barbara and John McNulty of Chula Vista and Pam and Norman Sanchez of Campo, CA, Robert Hicks of Santa Maria, Joyce Hicks of Santa Maria, and many other cousins and friends.
A special thank you to Uncle Wesley and Aunt Brenda Furrh, Uncle Everett Furrh and Aunt Hazel Hough for the special love and support they showed throughout our time of need.


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A video has surfaced today that claims to show off the iPhone 5 metal back and casing. The casing shown off in the video does appear to exactly match last weeks leaked photographs which showed a raft of changes from the iPhone 4S design.
The video shows off the new slimmer casing design which also incorporates the rumored smaller dock connector. It also shows the revised speaker and microphone grilles. Apple also appears to be heading down the uni-body approach with the antenna and back parts of the device being made in one piece; this improves the strength of the device as well as using less parts, creating more space inside for components.
The headphone jack is again shown on the bottom of the device which is common on iPod touch devices where as previous iPhone models have always had the jack on the top of the device. The bottom position may make more sense and would avoid having a cable draped down the front of your device while your holding it. The final and probably most important change is the height of the device, again we see that it is definitely larger than the iPhone 4S so a bigger screen looks like a certainty if these leaks are correct.
As with all of these leaks, until Apple actually shows off the new iPhone, we are never exactly sure what it will look like. Having said that, these leaks do appear to be very consistent and could well be parts from the next iPhone.


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It's time for a visit to the East Bay! Yayyyyy! Let's see what's cooking on the always delightful Isle of Alameda. Burbed reader JL has quite a find for us today, so come on in!
2800 Bayview Dr
Alameda, CA 94501
HOA Dues: $2/mo.
3 Beds
2.5 Baths
1,980 Sq. Ft.
$497 / Sq. Ft.
Built: 1964
Lot Size: 3,164 Sq. Ft.
On Redfin: 19 days
Status: Active
HOA Dues: $2/month
Style: Contemporary
View: Bay, City Lights, Panoramic, San Francisco, Water
County: Alameda
Type: Duet
Stories: 2
Community: Bayview Estates
BREATHTAKING PANORAMIC VIEWS abound from this spectacular contemporary home! Two awesome decks allow for enjoyment of this tranquil Bay setting. The open floor plan, gourmet kitchen, hardwood floors, skylights and a master suite with sitting area are some of the many features of this wonderful home.
Let's examine the dispatch from JL.
This is "JL" in Alameda, bringing your attention to a crazily-priced home here. This 3bdrm/2.5 bath house just went on sale and is priced FAR over anything on this street has gone for in years — at $985,000!!
Granted, it's a nice house with a great backyard, right out on the Bay. Also, it's probably the nicest remodel I've ever seen of this 1960s-era house (there are a bunch with the same layout on this street). But you can't remodel away the fact that it's still stuck to another house! These homes are all "duets" or whatever you call them — two houses that share a wall.
The history for this house may shed light on the high price — the owners paid $1 million for it in 2005!!! Insane. So maybe they're just trying to use the latest bubble to recoup some of their loss from the last bubble.
Anyhoo, thought you'd be interested! Keep up the good work! And please refer to me only as JL!
No problem, Jürgen, no problem at all! Oopsies! Let's now take a look at what a "duet home" really means.
It's not just that this is a house stuck to another house, it's that they're trying to pretend they're two completely unrelated houses who just happened to be glued together completely by accident.


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In the article "The Walking Dead", I see what I believe is a flawed perspective. Stewart Brand's comment that there is a "huge hole in nature" carries the implication that humans are somehow outside of nature. That is totally untrue; we are a part of nature. The fact that we can have such a great effect over the rest of nature does not remove us from it. If we cause extinctions — even our own — we're simply making our contribution to the ongoing evolution of the world. And if it's our own extinction that we cause, well, we're clearly not the fittest. I suspect that, in the end, someone will start reviving extinct species, and we will see whether they fit back in their niche or push out current species, which could ultimately include us. Leaving any morality aside, from an evolutionary standpoint we shouldn't do this; after all, isn't our survival supposed to be the driving force? Sadly, history seems to demonstrate that we're not too good at that. It always seems to come back to this: if it can be done, do it.
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From HaskellWiki
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Monomorphism is the opposite of polymorphism. That is, a function is polymorphic if it works for several different types - and thus, a function is monomorphic if it works only for one type.
is polymorphic. It's type is simply
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Can having a big penis hurt your relationship? A new study finds that that's the case--though shocker of all shockers--the study was geared towards women and heterosexual relationships, so who knows how varied the responses would have been had gay men been asked? (No tea, no shade size queens!)
Still, the findings are interesting and provoke questions that can apply to us.
The study, which comes from U.S. and Kenyan researchers and was published in the PLoS One Journal, looked at "the extra-marital affairs of women married to fishermen living along Lake Victoria in Kisumu County, Kenya." (SPECIFIC!!)
Discovery News (via The Gaily Grind) takes on the study, here.
The study finds:
"Surprisingly, [having a] spouse [with a] longer fully erect penis was associated with increased likelihood of the women having extra-marital partnerships. From these results, every one inch longer penis increased the likelihood of women being involved in extra-marital partnership by almost one-and-half times.
"Similarly, our qualitative data also support this finding. Women associated large penises with pain and discomfort during sex which precludes the enjoyment and sexual satisfaction that women are supposed to feel."
Medical Daily provides more detailed info on the researchers' findings.
Do you feel these same results would apply to gay men, Instincters? Would a larger than average penis deter you from marriage or a long-term relationship with a male partner? Is what's to gain from the relationship worth the potential pain?
What's your take??
(H/T: The Gaily Grind)
Here I am googling about a very large penis after a not so fun painful sex. I never thought this was possible thinking that penis is a penis. The guy can't thrust all the way because it's hurts. I literally scream in pain. So, he holds back. We both couldn't achieve orgasm. I think I'll let go of him.
As a 48 yo heterosexual woman who has during the course of my lifetime experienced various sizes. I am a petite woman who is short-waisted, so I CANNOT handle someone who is of GREAT length. I've tried, it is INDEED painful. However, I can take girth & prefer that to length ANY day! But, there aren't really that many men endowed w/GREAT girth! The bigger (i.e.longer) is better is a myth in my book! I've always believed that men who are well-endowed length-wise, should try to find women who are taller & long-waisted to be able to handle his length.
I am a Gay Male ( 25y) and I agree I associate large penises with pain and discomfort during sex which precludes the enjoyment and sexual satisfaction that I used to feel.
I had a pretty healthy sex apatite but I enjoyed smaller penises. since dating my boyfriend, who is very well-endowed, I fine myself recommending we just cuddle. Just the though of the discomfort of his size can be a turn off. The best sex we have usually involves a night of drinking
Being well hung can be trouble. One of the reasons my last relationship ended (after 7 years) was that he just didn't enjoy bottoming for me. I'm versatile and loved bottoming for him, but when I was topping, after the first 8 inches he just couldn't take it. I really wanted to top more than bottom and it just wasn't working.
Since I've been single, I've met a few guys who could take my entire dick and enjoy it. Most of the guys I've been with either flat out tell me they don't want to bottom for me or try it once or twice and then try to relegate me to bottom only.
It makes me laugh when I hear guys talking about how they wish they had a huge dick or want to get fucked by a huge dick. They say that, but if you have a huge dick, you'll find that beyond a certain size, most guys either can't or won't take it. The guys wanting to get fucked by a huge dick will probably go for it out of curiosity or as a bedpost notch, but they really want an average size guy to date. I won't eve go into size queens who just want a huge dick and don't seem to realize it is attached to a person who is more than a walking talking dildo.
There is actually a support group LPSG for guys like me. So many guys wish they had a dick my size, but personally I'd love to drop down to 8 inches. That seems to be the "big size" most guys like and can handle.
Well, you are so right! My BF has a big gun and he is always so obsessed about it! He has got even some Ego which i really don't like! He did not cheat on me yet, however I believe he would do it.
I gave him everything, my pussy, ass, the whole thing, yet he is an asshole! I like him though i cannot see our relationship to stand still!!
And recently he turning into a sadistic sex, I just do not like it, and I really do not know why the hell guys think we, women, like to be controlled this way in bed!?
I would go for an average guy thu a muscualr :)
In this day and age? You really have to ask??? From size queens to the curious ones, it has everything to do with dick size with men...so much so that, those not of the 10+ group are emasculated for their lack of dick according to even the most whorish dick takers. It leads to most men not committing to one when they can get ass from anyone willing to take it...and often on the sneak. Stats don't lie when you factor in dudes with std's and HIV...and the band plays on...
I definitely agree that big cocks cause pain to some people. I'd sooner take a guy with a smaller penis ANY day. It's not about feeling 'stretched to the limit' for me, it's about being comfortable with the guy (as a whole person) and satisfied with whatever he was born with. #easilypleased
Had a relationship with someone who was 10 plus and had great sex however the next guy was twice as thick and a couple of inches longer and that was a problem in the bedroom unfortunately as he was extremely handsome and caring person. I would say at a certain point each of us has their maximum range of satisfaction, the first one was perfect sexually.
Well I think this ''Big penis'' issue can be as good as we perform sex. I am button and If i had a boyfriend with a big penis I would practice different sex positions such as that ones make penetration less deeper. One is the most common sex position in heterosexuals, one above the other so in man-women there is a deeper penetration due to the near position of vagina to the front, on the other hand in man-man sex, the missioner position, one above the other face to face, leads to a less deeper penetration due to the (around 10 cm) distance between front and the anus. So this way both Top and Button can enjoy the best kissing, touching and hugging at the same time of having sex, like man-women do. So passionate, then their is no reason to end a relationship because a big penis.
Honestly, it's not the size of the sword that matters, but how you use it in battle.
I've been with guys who were gianormus and guys on the handicapped side when it comes to penis size. When it came to satisfying sex, the horse-hung guys were always Hit-or-Miss. Sometimes good, sometimes awful. However, without exception, the guys with small penis were always great in bed. I always left with a smile on my face. :)
It's all about the love. You can easily love someone with a small penis just as much, if not more, than a guy with a huge penis. Guys with small penises kind of know that they have to make up for it in other ways, and that could add bonus points to lower-than-average penis size guys. Only thing is that small penis guys have to be confident, otherwise it all falls apart and my argument holds no validity. Big penis guys could be too cocky and some women don't like that and could make them stray away. Or there is the fear that the women could lose their big guy by simply being too jealous. Jealousy in a relationship puts too much strain on both partners and one may stray. In contrast, the the woman with a small guy may feel that there is nothing to worry about with their partner because his penis is small and thinks nobody would want it, and the jealousy may go away, making the relationship last longer.


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I love your studio with all those wonderful colors and all those lovely little things everywhere, and your cuckoo clock too ! I am happy that you like the book ALICE :)
The children costumes are amazing ! Its "Magnifique" and the photos are beautiful !
Have a lovely day my friend :)
- September 17, 2008 at 11:48 PM
Your creative space looks so nice! I saw you have a clock like mine...straight from Germany?yes?
Darling costumes....just so sweet!!!
- September 18, 2008 at 2:45 PM
- valerie said...
i love your studio--especially the striking green color that looks so good against your beautiful cuckoo clock! finding a creative way to store buttons is always fun too. the pink and green houses are adorable as well... what are those?
thank you so much for mentioning our costumes. i'm glad you like them! well, now i'm off to check out your friend jojo-caramel's blog.
- September 19, 2008 at 5:37 AM
- Eva said...
i love those costumes! if i ever have a kid, i'm so making them from scratch. i love that last picture especially, so CUUUTTTTE!
- September 19, 2008 at 9:57 AM
- Bethany Hissong said...
These are great costumes!!! I was never that creative when my kids were that little (I didn't have time to think so hard about it!!). Cute, cute, cute!
- September 24, 2008 at 2:09 PM


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Under-16s battle back to salvage a tie; Under-18s drop second straight
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The New England Revolution Under-16 and Under-18 teams hosted Baltimore Bays Chelsea on Sunday at Citizens Bank Park in Lancaster, Mass., but neither team walked away with a win. The U16s put forth a valiant effort in the second half of their match to score two goals and manage a 2-2 draw, while the Under-18s failed to convert on several chances in the offensive zone and lost a 3-1 decision to Baltimore.
The U16 Revs and Baltimore Bays Chelsea played through a scoreless first half until the final two minutes when Baltimore tallied twice to go into the break with a 2-0 lead. Michael Gamble scored the initial goal for Baltimore in the 38th minute and Malcolm Harris followed two minutes later just before the half ended. The Revs missed out on several scoring opportunities and surrendered the two goals late in the first half, but turned the tables on Baltimore in the final 40 minutes. The defensive unit of Adrian Reifsnyder (Newton, Mass.), Christian Sady (North Andover, Mass.), Mitchell Taintor (Storrs, Conn.) and Juan Moreira (Leominster, Mass.) thwarted every Baltimore scoring opportunity and played an outstanding second half.
Coming out of the break, Forest Sisk (Sudbury, Mass.) put one through to Diego Fagundez (Leominster, Mass.) who found the back of the net in the 47th minute to pull the U16s within one, 2-1. Thirteen minutes later, Fagundez connected with Felix DeBona (Everett, Mass.) to tie the score at 2-2. The Revs had taken momentum on their side for the final 20 minutes, but could not complete the comeback. The draw puts the U16 season record at 5-3-1.
The U18 Revs followed the U16s on the field, were unable to match the result for their 90 minutes and dropped a 3-1 decision to Baltimore Bays Chelsea. The U18s also had trouble getting their attack going early, as Michael Rincon (Malden, Mass.) and Homero Morais (Somerville, Mass.) failed on chances to open the scoring. Baltimore then netted three goals in a 40-minute stretch spanning both halves. Marquez Fernandez tallied first in the 28th minute followed by Kansaye Mamadou in the 57th. Brian Graham capped the scoring for Baltimore in the 68th minute to give his squad a commanding 3-0 lead. The lone Revs goal came in the 90th minute when Morais converted a penalty kick, but it was not enough and the U18s suffered their second straight loss to drop their record to 6-3-0.
The Revolution Youth Academy has the upcoming weekend off before travelling to Pennsylvania to face PA Classics and FC Delco on April 10 and 11.


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What Can a 3-D Sensing App Do?
A new sensor attaches to mobile devices and can bring 3-D image rendering for games, printing or images. Gadi Amat, New Deal Design president, joins digits to discuss the Structure Sensor. Photo: Occipital.
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The hungry men
Length:20 min
Age:No limit
Original title:Oi peinasmenoi
Dialog language:greek
Capitalism has collapsed, and fat people have been driven out of society... a few of them,all living in the same house, form a revolutionary group without meaning. An anonymous, fat man lives above them. Their rent is collected by Nancy, a beautiful state official who has a double role. Everything changes when the leader of the group decides to eat the state officer for the cause of the revolution. Only one person in the house, who is asked to write the manifesto, knows about the leader's plan. The tension between the two, the role of the mysterious fat man, and his relationship with the state officer will lead to an unexpected decision ...
Cast & crew
Director: yiorgos bakalis
Screenplay: yiorgos bakalis
Cinematographer: Aggelow Matzios
Editor: Aggelow MAtzios
Sound design: Baggelis Lympoyridis
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Image format: 16:9
Screening format: Streaming
Shooting format: HD
Creative commons: No
Release Me
Length:48 min
Age:No limit
Original title:Se Till Mig Som Vuxen Är
Dialog language:swedish
Charlotte and Liselotte were ten years old when they first discovered the video camera. What they didn't know then, was that the camera would still live close to them 17 years later. Their expressions in front of the camera began like an innocent game but soon became a growing need. Charlotte has difficulties to let go of the past and the camera she always wants to have around. But when Liselotte and herself unexpectedly become pregnant everything hits a turning point. Liselotte who's living in England meets prejudiced resistance from her parents while Charlotte starts to realise the seriousness of having to deal with her past and grow up. The two childhood friends takes us on an emotional journey of memories and confrontations with their parents where they try to meet with different values between the two generations.
Cast & crew
Director: Charlotte Berglin
Producer: Therese Maroun
Distributor: A Scarlet Film/ Filmcentrum
Sales agent: Therese Maroun
Screenplay: Charlotte Berglin
Cinematographer: Charlotte Berglin
Editor: Charlotte Berglin
Sound design: Andreas Andersson
Music: Lars Hammarström
Art director: Marcus Nordgren
Costume: Charlotte Berglin
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Image format: 4:3
Screening format: Streaming
Shooting format: HD
Creative commons: No
Birds of Prey
Length:64 min
Age:No limit
Original title:Khudakushi
Dialog language:hindi
Young Imran in search of a job meets terrorist recruiter Wali Sheikh. Imran gets brainwashed and ready to plot a bomb at busy Mumbai train station. Before he leaves to perform the job for terrorist organization the life at home takes a new twist but its too late..
Cast & crew
Director: Rakesh Mehta
Producer: Rakesh mehta
Distributor: Rakesh mehta
Sales agent: Rakesh mehta
Screenplay: Rakesh mehta
Cinematographer: Saurabh Vishwakarma
Editor: Aarif Khan
Sound design: Gyanesh Kelkar
Music: Manish Tipu
Art director: Manoj Mishra
Costume: Rakesh mehta
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Image format: 16:9
Screening format: Streaming
Shooting format: HD
Creative commons: Yes
Before the car arrives
Length:11 min
Age:No limit
Original title:Before the car arrives
Dialog language:english
A beautifully choreographed, single shot, fly on the wall look at a family as they prepare for a big day.
Cast & crew
Director: Brian Stynes
Producer: Chapter Theatre
Distributor: Brian Stynes
Sales agent: Brian Stynes
Screenplay: Brian Stynes
Cinematographer: Brian Stynes
Editor: Brian Stynes
Sound design: Philip Connolly
Music: AKM Music
Art director: Chapter Theatre
Costume: Chapter Theatre
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Image format: 16:9
Screening format: Streaming
Shooting format: HD
Creative commons: Yes
Burmese Dreaming
Length:54 min
Age:No limit
Original title:Burmese Dreaming
Dialog language:english
BURMESE DREAMING A Documentary Poem A young woman has a nightmare about the killing of her father by soldiers in a mountain village in Burma. She wakes up. She is in a refugee camp on the Thailand-Burma border. This is where she has lived for 6 years but still her mind is not here. Instead, it drifts between the realities of refugee life and dreams and day-dreams about Burma and a life she used to live. She is with her childhood buffalo friend, Zu Zu Ma, she has imaginary conversations with her fishermen friends, and she dreams of the family she used to have. Burmese Dreaming combines a lyrical musical score with a non-fiction narrative scripted by refugees from Umphiem Mai refugee camp and is based on the story a young woman who was imprisoned by the Burmese military at age 5. Footage for Burmese Dreaming has been filmed throughout Burma as well as in the refugee camps on the Thailand-Burma border. This is the first feature documentary of author, director and international award winning photojournalist Timothy Syrota.
Cast & crew
Director: Timothy Syrota
Producer: Timothy Syrota
Distributor: No longer Applicable
Sales agent: No longer Applicable
Screenplay: Timothy Syrota in association with 24 refugees in Umphiem Mai refugee Camp
Cinematographer: Timothy Syrota
Editor: Timothy Syrota
Sound design: David Lazaro
Music: David Lazaro and Graham Pointer
Art director: Timothy Syrota
Costume: NA
Technical & event information
Image format: 16:9
Screening format: Streaming
Shooting format: HD
Creative commons: Yes
Nothing About Us Without Us
Length:18 min
Age:No limit
Original title:Nothing About Us Without Us
Dialog language:english,burmese
Is this the most controversial film made about refugees on the Thailand-Burma border? This is a time of upheaval and anxiety for the refugees of the Thai-Burma border and they are not being kept adequately in the picture. UNHCR are furious but their fury probably stems from the fact that refugee voices have been documented and found their way onto the international stage - screenings in New York, Washington, Geneva, Japan, Spain, France, the Foreign Correspondents' Club Thailand, and a private screening to 20 ambassadors and embassy staff at the Czech Embassy Bangkok. UNHCR has long been critized internally on the Thai-Burma border and finally some of those chickens came to roost. The Karen refugee groups unanimously laud the film for giving them a voice and perhaps the best review is that the Karen Women's Organization had t-shirts made up stating 'Nothing About Us Without Us' to reinforce the themes of the film.
Cast & crew
Director: Timothy Syrota
Producer: Timothy Syrota & Burma Partnership
Distributor: NA
Sales agent: NA
Screenplay: Jude James
Cinematographer: Timothy Syrota
Editor: Timothy Syrota
Sound design: Timothy Syrota
Music: Karen / Burmese ethnic artists
Art director: Timothy Syrota
Costume: NA
Technical & event information
Image format: 16:9
Screening format: Streaming
Shooting format: HD
Creative commons: No


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Tony Romo Drops Out of U.S. Open. Is Golf A Distraction For Romo?
Well, Tony Romo has tried out for the U.S. Open the past couple of years, and he tried out again this year. Well, after starting off strong, he had a little bit of a bad run, and has decided to drop out of the running after a pair of triple bogeys and what not. The exact link is right here.
Well, I was actually curious about Romo's hobby, and it was a family member who sparked my interest and got me to address it.
Since I finished this last semester of college, my family has been discussing the possibility of going on family trips over the summer or to see some friends.
The only condition I have is that I have to bring my laptop with me and have internet access to keep you guys updated.
Well, I was on the phone with arguably my favorite relative and definitely my favorite uncle. My uncle is one of the sweetest, yet at the same time, strongest men that you could possibly find. I could talk to him about things that would terrify me if I had to talk to my parents about them.
I guess everyone has had a relative like that. He also is very smart, very well spoken, and he needles me at times because he lives in Utah while I'm from Texas. He isn't particularly fond of the Cowboys, but I think he only teases me about them because I'm passionate about them, not because he detests them.
As we were talking about the evil that is Kobe Bryant, (He's a Jazz fan), and how he wanted the Celtics to win, eventually the conversation got to the the ultimate sport, football.
My uncle was curious about how I felt about Tony Romo's offseason hobby of golf. He really thinks that Romo should be working out on football 24/7 because that's his job for one thing, and if Romo intends to win a Super Bowl, he needs to get his priorities straight.
He suggested I write about it, and well… here I am. I'd like to know what you guys and gals think about Romo's hobby.
Personally, I'm not against it. In fact, it might be good for him. Certain studies have shown that if one focuses nonstop on something, they can put excessive stress on the brain.
Like you would rest your arms after working for several hours in a field, it might be a good idea to rest your mind with something else.
I know football is a physical sport, but when you are a quarterback, it becomes just as much mental. You have to know the plays, the audibles, the snap count, which receiver is better at certain routes, who is the first receiver you are looking for, who is the alternate receiver, who's blocking that linebacker coming in on a blitz, is there a running back in the flat to dump the ball off to if you get in trouble, etc.
So, is it wrong for Romo to play golf and go on these PGA tours or whatever they are to see how good his game is?
Otto Graham won seven titles as a quarterback for the Browns in the 1940s and 50s, and he would play golf with his teammates in their free time.
Another key points is those two words "free time," Romo isn't obligated to play football 100% of his time. He, along with all the other players in the NFL, have time to themselves. Some of those guys spend time with their wives, or their kids, some do charity work, but we don't complain about them do we?
Tony Romo is a bachelor without kids, so is it wrong for him to spend his free time doing golf? It's athletic, he's walking long distances, he's out in the sun away from donuts and candy bars. He's having fun and resting his brain from football.
He's doing nothing different than Tom Brady or Drew Brees, who are spending time with their sons, but because we actually know about it because of the media coverage of the golf tour, a great number of people mock him for it.
I have not read any account that Tony Romo does not take football seriously. I have not read any article about how he skipped practice or showed up with a beer in his hand and slacked off.
For my uncle to doubt Romo's loyalty to the team and to the fans is unfounded.
After all, Romo has been constantly improving year in and year out.
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Michael Lloyd, a retired railwayman from Stroud, will say that Gloucestershire Primary Care Trust failed to properly consider all its options before deciding to transfer more than 3,000 staff, including nurses, occupational therapists and physiotherapists, into a new community interest company called Gloucestershire Care Services with an £80m-a-year contract. He is supported by a local campaign group, Stroud Against the Cuts.
Rosa Curling of Lloyd's solicitors, Leigh Day and Co, said on the Stroud Against the Cuts website: "NHS Gloucestershire had a number of options open to it, some of which would allow the community services in the area to remain provided by an NHS body.
"They failed to properly consider these options and their subsequent decision to award the contract to the social enterprise company is therefore unlawful."
Jan Stubbings, chief executive of NHS Gloucestershire, said in a statement that she believed a social enterprise was the best kind of organisation to provide joined-up healthcare, and that the CIC's membership model would give both staff and service users a greater say in how services were run.
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Several other PCTs have already successfully spun out community health services into social enterprises. It is estimated that about 25,000 staff have already moved from the NHS to social enterprises.


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Ski Butternut ReviewsGreat Barrington, MA US
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(4.50) Overall
(4.50) Skiing / Terrain
(4.47) Value / Prices
(4.29) Service
(4.12) Dining / Bars
02/26/2013 by: Anonymous
lots of families, hope faster people are careful of others.
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Great New Year's Eve skiing!
01/03/2013 by: Shawn McAuley
Great day to ski with friends home from college! Weather is good, trails are groomed, recent snowfall made packed powder conditions pretty good. We were able to ski 8 hours for a reasonable price. It's the best resort outside of Vermont and close enough to home to go last minute. The upper lodge is really nice and large, too. Food is a little expensive, but lots of choices. Try Ski Butternut - you will enjoy it!
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Great time!!
08/17/2012 by: Marie
Great place to go if you are just learning or a seasoned pro!! Awesome family place, plenty of different terrain types to keep everyone happy and exhausted by the end of the day!! I can't wait to return. :-)
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Awseome family resort
01/22/2012 by: Anonymous
Great place to bring a family. There is something to do far all ages. Whether you have little ones or teenagers, there is a hill fit for any experience level! and plenty of parking!
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Great time at Butternut
01/05/2012 by: Anonymous
We had such a great time skiing Butternut last year. Tons of trials open, and lots of runs to choose from. Never waited to long in lines. Very family friendly and good prices on lift tickets and food. We had a great time and cant wait to return this year!!
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Fun Family Ski Area
01/02/2012 by: Anonymous
I have taken my two kids to Butternut twice so far this season and they love it there. It is really family friendly place with lots of choices of trails. The ski/snowboard school reasonable priced and the kids have learned a lot already. We plan to go several more times.
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The Park is awesome
12/27/2011 by: Anonymous
Best Terrain Park in the region. Always dialed, great flow, guy giving the lips love all the time, changing features around nightly keeps it exciting. These guys get it done on a regular basis. Dec. 26th and they have 11 features. No one else close - comes close!
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Love to ski here
01/19/2011 by: Carol Von Achen
Great family mountain!
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Needs to manage Lift lines better
01/17/2011 by: Anonymous
Good sized nountain for pre-teens/teens. They need to improve managemnt of lift lines. The chaos at lifts is terrible.
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01/17/2011 by: Dana Ross
This is my favorite place to ski!!! My son loves to snowboard here. The conditions are awesome. This place has a great family environment and so well kept.
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01/10/2011 by: Dana Ross
My family and I go here all the time. It is so much fun and the slopes are AWESOME!!!
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A nice way to spend a Friday afternoon
01/08/2011 by: Anonymous
With our kids finishing school early due to forecast snow, we headed to Butternut for the afternoon. It was lightly snowing when we arrived, and the snow continued though until closing time. The base lodge and the mountain were uncrowded, with no lines at the two lifts serving the main trails (Top Flite and Highline quads). My 6 year old headed to the beginner area and Paddy's lift, and was thrilled to find that the operator on duty was Will. Will is a legend around the beginners area, and a real asset to the mountain. It was *NEVER* a problem to help get my son onto the chairlift. Will knows how to treat his customers right - I wish that other resorts had employees like him. Conditions were sweet. No icy spots, plenty of groomed man-made snow, and the natural stuff falling through the afternoon added maybe an inch and a half of extra to the surface. Definitely a good afternoon. At $25 for an adult ticket you can't beat it for value skiing mid-week Monday to Friday !
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great place
01/07/2011 by: jo
Great for the whole family! any age! ski conditions always wonderful!
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01/05/2011 by: Joanne
Awesome for all ages. Great beginner hill for the little ones. and huge hills for the experienced.
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Great Terrain Park
01/05/2011 by: Patti McAuley
Great Terrain Park! Lots of fun. Wish it was open for night skiing. Great value for the money! Wish Junior was older than 14.
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Family Fun
12/31/2010 by: Dana Ross
Went for the 1st time with my family!!!!! The best conditions because we just had a big snowstorm. Can't wait to go again!!!!!
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11/22/2010 by: Anonymous
allright this place isnt very big but its great place for massachusetts its got a good terrain park but no the best trails. the line can be long at time but the costomer sevice is great and its a fun time at butternut
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Consistently good snow conditions
11/05/2010 by: Anonymous
I always find great snow when visiting Butternut. Consistent.. Well Groomed.. a well run operation that is also affordable. Midweek $25 lift tickets are a treat. One of my favorites.
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03/08/2010 by: Anonymous
Ski Butternut is a great place to learn to ski or board or to go as an experienced skier or border. Butternut is the perfect size mountain. The services are great and quick. The food is great with a wide variety of choices to choose from. The prices are fantastic! You can go there during the week for only $25! WOW! That is a great price. I love going to Ski Butternut, and I encourage you to go there also. Ski Butternut is a great mountain for everyone. Hope you go to Ski Butternut!
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more BANG for your BUCK
02/18/2010 by: Nancy
A wonderful friendly place to come and ski! Prices are low, lift lines are short, people are friendly and the staff is very helpful. Bring your lunch, sit on one of the outside decks and enjoy!
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Terrain Park Explodes With Fun
02/16/2010 by: Anonymous
The terrain park has so many exciting boxes, ramps, rails, and huge jumps. It was a blast to watch. My son and his friends go there a lot, but this is the first time I went in and it looked wonderful. The boys had so much fun and learned new tricks. I took a lesson for intermediate skiers and the guide was very helpful. He took us up the mountain and explained to each of us how to improve our skills and gain confidence. I will definitely do this again.
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WOW-Great SKIING-Great PRICES
02/09/2010 by: Anonymous
Ski Butternut has the best snow conditions around! they are always making snow, The terrain park is lots of fun. The prices are the lowest around. The upper lodge has lots of space for my Mom to sit and read. The food is good, too, but a little on the expensive side.I wish they had night skiing or longer hours. Overall best bargain around!
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Ski at Butternut
02/09/2010 by: kaly
When I went to Butternut in Mass. the conditions were great! I love to go to Butternut, and I try to go there as much as I can. When I went, there was a perfect amount of snow, and it was packed perfect. The mountain was 100% open. The lift lines go by quickly, since the people directing traffic keep it even. The food tastes great, and it is great prices. Butternut is great for people of all ages, size, and ability. I had a blast at Butternut, and I recommend it to you.
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Very Family Freindly
01/25/2010 by: Anonymous
As a family with 3 kids, we like to ski at places that can accommodate a wide range of skill levels. Butternut was perfect for this. From any lift you can access all levels of trails. The staff were very friendly and helpful, especially with the younger children. When we arrived, we needed to visit the repair shop to remount a set of bindings, and this was done in less than 10 minutes. The upper lodge is nice and large and was quite clean despite the large crowds that day. I would definitely recommend Butternut for an easy day of family skiing.
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Great skiing, friendly atmosphere!
01/01/2010 by: Anonymous
Skiied Butternut for over 35 years. Started with my Dad and now I go with my family. Easy ride from New York metro area.
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Great Terrain Park
12/30/2009 by: Shawn
Ski Butternut is a fun place to snowboard. The lift lines go quickly and the terrain park is a lot of fun. I got a season pass this year and am bringing different friends with me so they can enjoy a great slope not too far from home (2 hours).
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Enjoyable opening day 2009-10 season
12/15/2009 by: Anonymous
I was impressed with the quality of the snow conditions at Ski Butternut on opening day. Enjoyed deep packed powder conditions in the morning and it lasted most of the day. Understandably by late afternoon the slopes were getting a little skied off in some places. Glad to hear that the Terrain Park would be opening with some features the next day. The features will serve to tire out my 9yr old. Job well done. I've always enjoyed skiing at Butternut. Certainly offers some of the best conditions around and the price for a season pass is incredible. Great Value.
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Definatly a place to go!
03/01/2009 by: Meghan
Definatly plan a day to go to Butternut! We had a great day of skiing, the conditions were perfect, the cost is fantastic - we used the college coupon that you can print out on line and the crowds were minimal and all of the people were friendly. This is a GREAT place to go!!! The Brewhouse in town is worth a stop afterwards!
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02/23/2009 by: Patti McAuley
Resort has a really nice upper lodge. They run the lifts well and keep them moving and snow cleared away. Rental shop is pretty good with lots of people running it. The rates are great for season passes and discounts. One minus is it closes at 4:00 and there is no night skiing.
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Ski Butternut
02/05/2009 by: Anonymous
Ski Butternut is a great place for the family. You can also have a great time without the family on their two amazing terrain parks. Ski butternut also has a great selection of lifts and trails that I personally love.
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Great MLK day skiing, but slow lift lines
01/21/2009 by: Anonymous
I really like Butternut as a ski destination - it's close to home, very reasonably priced, and suits my intermediate skill level, and that of my two sons.
On MLK day, credit card processing was out of action, which created slow and long lines to purchase lift tickets. The group sales booth should have opened sooner to speed things up - we wasted at least 30 minutes in the line.
Lift lines were also long, but the slopes were uncrowded, and there was plenty of packed powder to ski on (after 7-9 inches in the previous 48 hours), even at the end of the day, with very little New England Ice on the trails we used (greens and blues). Without a high-speed lift at Butternut, they really struggle to move large crowds from the lift lines to the top of the slopes.
Staff were friendly as always. Definitely would come back again, but would plan to arrive earlier for MLK day 2010.
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great for the kids and a great day trip for tri-state
02/05/2008 by: Laurie Clerkin
very affordable- mid week deals and awesome for the kids. It a great place to go if you live in NY, CT, NJ and MASS. My children loves the ski lessons here.
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great place to practice for races
12/12/2007 by: Anonymous
awesome place to warm up in the beginning of the ski season.
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Glad to be skiing...but
01/29/2007 by: Anonymous
Sunday, 1/28/07, was a beautiful day for skiing! Unfortunately I spent the majority of my day waiting in lift lines.
Packed powder can be found in some spots, but frozen granular would best describe the overall conditions.
It would have helped if all of the lift lines were open, the slow moving, older lifts don't help the pace either. While I'm at it, there should be more than 1 person/register issuing lift tickets, and there should be a limit of ticket/people allowed on the slopes on a given day. That being said, I love Butternut, the people there are great, it's close to home & I will return, but it would be nice if some of the things I mentioned could be addressed.
Certainly mother nature hasn't been cooperative this year, which is why I shouldn't complain, but...
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text: Professors Joanna Ellis-Monaghan and Greta Pangborn awarded $2 million NSF grant with CalTech & NYU teammates News Home 08.02.13 By: Buff Lindau Saint Michael's Professor of Mathematics Joanna Ellis-Monaghan and Professor of Computer Science Greta Pangborn are part of the team of 10 experts working on a project to develop self-replicating nanoscale origami. The project team learned August 1, 2013, that it has been awarded $2 million from the National Science Foundation to pursue their work. The investigators are focusing on "the application of origami folding to structural DNA nanotechnology, with the goal of identifying and selecting the useful configurations, copying them to produce more, and evolving the configurations over successive generations to optimize desirable features," according to the press release issued by CalTech. "Given current trends in the field, being able to build materials in 3D is a very important next step," Si-ping Han, a CalTech postdoctoral scholar wrote in the press release. Important, wide-ranging potential applications for the research Expectations for this complex collaborative research effort range from environmental cleanup to human therapies. Ellis-Monaghan, a mathematician working in applied graph theory, and Pangborn, a computer scientist working in operation research, will use tools from graph theory and origami mathematics to formulate provably optimal strategies and automated algorithms for designing self-assembling DNA nanostructures and their origami folds. They will be working closely with each of the labs to develop accurate general mathematical problem formulation for the various processes and also to meet to design challenges for specific structures targeted by the labs. Ellis-Monaghan and Pangborn are most excited because this application will have a notable impact on the direction of mathematical investigations, with the mathematics not only informing the original DNA design problems but also eventually diverging from the original stimulus to problems of independent mathematical interest. "Nanotechnology and biomolecular computing, especially when discrete structures and interconnections are involved, are necessarily and naturally rich sources of new problems, problems that do not necessarily follow directly from current mainstream work in graph theory and origami mathematics and hence will take the fields in new directions," Ellis-Monaghan said. And since Saint Michael's College is a liberal arts college in northern Vermont, they are also very pleased that this funding provides opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in cutting edge research with such important applications. The interdisciplinary team consists of William A. Goddard, III and Si-ping Han of Caltech, Nadrian C. Seeman, James W. Canary and Paul M. Chaikin of NYU, John Rossi and Lisa Scherer of City of Hope, Joanna Ellis-Monaghan and Greta Pangborn of Saint Michael's College in Vermont, and Julian Voss-Andreae, a professional sculptor based in Portland, Oregon. Goddard is the project PI and grant is a part of NSF's Origami Design for Integration of Self-assembling Systems for Engineering Innovation (ODISSEI) program.


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I've produced four different graphs below, all showing the same data but with slightly different adjustments.
1: Quarterly deficits vs GDP
2: Quarterly deficits, inflation adjusted, per citizen
3: Quarterly deficits, inflation adjusted
4: Quarterly deficits, nominal
It's a lot of data, but the trend is rather obvious - vote Republican if you love exploding deficits. This general trend holds true not only for the years on the graph, but all the way back to the post-war era. The last Republican president to oversee a reduction in the deficit was Eisenhower. The last Democratic president to oversee an indisputable rise in the deficit was FDR, and I think he deserves a pass due to WWII. Carter is the odd man out here. The deficit was largely unchanged during his term in office and whether it was a slight increase or a slight decrease depends on your measure. Also note that our projected deficit going forward is consistent with it approximately halving from its current level by the time Obama leaves office.
So when members of one particular party gripe about "fiscal responsibility", just show them these graphs, and remind them of how they have less than zero credibility on the matter.
Similar data can be found at AngryBearBlog here.


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I will try to post more cookie recipes this week as I am getting into the spirit now. It is snowing outside and the Christmas lights are on everywhere. Vanillekipferl is another classic German cookie recipe and my absolute favourite! It is basically a crumbly almond short crust pastry in the shape of a crescent and dusted with vanilla icing sugar. They keep well in a cookie tin and get actually better over time.
125g sugar
200g butter
250g flour
200g ground almonds
3 egg yolks
2 Tbsp vanilla sugar
pinch of salt
7-8 Tbsp caster sugar
7-8 Tbsp icing sugar
1 Tbsp vanilla sugar
In a bowl sift the flour and add the ground almonds, sugar, vanilla sugar, salt and the egg yolks. Cut the cold butter into small cubes and add. MIx all ingredients together and knead the dough until all ingredients are blended but be careful not too over-work it. Wrap the dough in cling film and chill in the fridge for half an hour. Preheat the oven to 200°. Line a baking tray with grease proof paper and shape your cookies to little crescents, then bake for about 10 min depending on the size. Let them cool for a bit. Mix the caster sugar, icing sugar and the vanilla sugar in a bowl and roll the hand warm cookies in the mixture so they will be coated evenly.


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Since the 1980s the architect Gustavo Penna has integrated the environment, neighborhood, and culture into his style. The Lincoln Residence, one of Penna's recent projects, transcends and celebrates nature. Perched atop the Minas Gerais highlands with spectacular views of the nearby hills, the house incorporates minimalism and sustainable design that lives and breathes the future of Brazil's architecture.
Gustavo Penna continues in the tradition of leading Brazilian architects including Oscar Niemeyer and Paulo Mendes da Rocha, but he has long stepped away from the reliance on concrete and quick construction that earned Brazilian architecture criticism over the past 50 years. From his office in Belo Horizonte in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, Penna has left his mark on Brazil with his design of public spaces, houses and offices. He adds to his legacy with the Lincoln Residence, a 6,400 square feet house in Nova Lima, a town 4,000 feet above sea level mostly known for its mining industry.
The Lincoln Residence at its core is a square with a centered glass cube, which maximizes the use of natural light and air circulation. Penna describes the house as reverent to nature and open space, and articulates his point of view with a minimal amount of shapes and building materials. But the house also harkens back to Brazil's past.
Each living space integrates closely with the other rooms in the house, the way colonial homes were built under Portuguese rule. A service corridor under the house also lets the owner and guests quickly move from one side of the house to the other, a reminder of past times when a household staff kept a home running discretely behind the scenes.
With Penna's house open not only to the surrounding nature but the skies above, the Lincoln Residence truly embraces both functionality and aesthetics.


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March 14, 2008
Rain ended the match on March 14 against Mercer early for the Lady Bisons. With a chance to win 3 matches the Lady Bisons did not get to finish. They lost to Mercer 4-0.
Claire Landry, Raphaela Jann, and Kara Jackson all did not get to finish close matches due to rainfall.
"We had a really good chance to win the three matches that didn't get to finish, said Coach Kristin Lusk. "All the girls that were still out on the court were playing really tough."
The Lady Bisons are looking ahead in the season and still hoping for a win.
Anna Wieslander/Priscilla Dias (MU) def. Kara Jackson/Claire Landry (LU) 8-5
Cali Sachs/Amalia Bugge (MU) def. Olivia Ellis/Raphaela Jann (LU) 8-1
Karen Bellman/Kelly Blount (MU) def. Caitlin Khouri (LU) 8-1
Raphaela Jann (LU) led Anna Wieslander (MU) 6-4, 5-4 dnf
Kara Jackson (LU) vs. Irys Citko (MU) 6-2, 4-6, 3-3 dnf
Priscilla Dias (MU) def. Caitlin Khouri (LU) 6-3, 6-2
Karen Bellman (MU) def. Olivia Ellis (LU) 6-0, 6-1
Claire Landry (LU) led Amalia Bugge (LU) 6-2, 1-2
Kelly Blount (MU) def. Britt Kuertz (LU) 6-0, 6-0M


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Encoding Helper is a plugin which provides the following features:
Attempts to guess encoding of files
Show encoding on status bar
Convert to UTF-8 from a variete of encodings organized in a menu.
Convert to UTF-8 quickly from guessed encoding via menuitem
Convert to UTF-8 automatically when opening a file via some defined encodings found on User preferences
NOTE: Please note that by default encoding on status bar is false. You should set the preference to true via Preferences -> Package Settings -> Encoding Helper -> ..
Thanks for this, I working with Windows MAC and Linux files and a good encoding controll is important!
Unfortunately I have a Problem on minimized Files, for example the jew jquery "jquery-1.7.min.js" if I open it in sublime2 no encoding is shown in the status bar. Other Files work like a charm.
Is not a problem with minimized files, is because guessing an encoding is an expensive task. On my computer takes 8 seconds to guess the encoding for a jquery.js file.
This packages has been updated with minor tweaks and a new feature.
Now when sublime fails to detect the encoding, the package shows for example: "ISO-8859-1, Opened as UTF-8 (document probably broken)"
Sublime text provides API call view.encoding(). There is a bug with this API. Sometimes on the "on_load" event, view.encoding() is 'Undefined', probably because the event is dispatched before the encoding is detected.
Nice plugin, but looks too complex for me)Could you please make another one with just one function - show encoding of the file in the status bar (near Syntax field)?
Thank you!
You can just set show_encoding_on_status_bar to true and forget everything else.
It wasn't working for me.I was getting this in my console:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ".\EncodingHelper.py", line 26, in <lambda>
File ".\EncodingHelper.py", line 58, in on_load
File ".\EncodingHelper.py", line 81, in __init__
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable
It seems that since my "fallback_encodings" list in the default settings was empty, python didn't like it.So I opened up the User settings file for EncodingHelper and set its contents to:
// To show encoding on status bar
"show_encoding_on_status_bar" : true,
// Additional encodings to test when no acurrated guess can be done
// NOTE: Don't add ISO-8859-1
"fallback_encodings": "UTF-8", "ISO-8859-1", "UTF-16", "UTF-32"]
Now it works. Is this unexplained step expected, or did I miss something?
Mmm I can't reproduce your problem. Can you please remove and reinstall the package, restart sublime to see if the problem still hapens?Maybe there was a syntax error or something into the file you had before.
I would love to have the same setting that the LineEndings plugin. The possibility to set:
I started looking into doing this myself but thought it would be better putting it into this plugin.So for example we can set a setting like:
"alert_when_encoding_is_not": "UTF-8","ISO-8859-1"]
So every time I open a file which is none of those encodings I get an alert message, would be great.
CONVERT TO: UTF-8I switched from Notepad++ and I really miss this vital feature in Sublime Text
just found this packagebut I have 2 major issues with this ST2 package
1.] DOES IT WORK ?how precise it is, does it work only sometimes when in official settings is this comment ?
// Automatically opens as UTF-8 the following encodings list
// NOTE: Encoding detection is not acurrated
// don't abuse of this feature
I do not want to abuse it I want to use itso ok it may or may not work ... which leads me to 2nd major issue
2.] CONVERT IT, no moreis there anywhere manual action simply and only ... Convert to UTF-8 ?it is real pain to look at 100+ encodings in the menu and do not know how to just convertI believe I am not the only one who does not know file encoding and does not really care as long as it can be unified into UTF-8is there any feature like this ?
correct me if I am wrong or using it stupid on my sidebut so far the only thing the plugin does by default is that it shows the encoding in status bar
shoot me, help me, anything, thanks
1) yes and no.
To convert a document from some encoding to the other, go to "edit" -> "Convert to uft8 from" and select the encoding.
The plugins tries to guess the encoding and on the menu will show "convert to uft8 from guessed$here"
look at the screenshot!
When start,it shows the error message:Reloading plugin E:\Sublime Text 2\Data\Packages\EncodingHelper\EncodingHelper.pyTraceback (most recent call last): File ".\sublime_plugin.py", line 62, in reload_plugin File ".\EncodingHelper.py", line 362, in encoding_cache = EncodingCache() File ".\EncodingHelper.py", line 311, in init self.load() File ".\EncodingHelper.py", line 334, in load self.encoding_cache = json.load(fp)NameError: global name 'json' is not definedplease help
That message is not from this plugin.
Try installing this: github.com/SublimeText/EncodingHelper
Is this plugin work with ST3?
No yet..
I can't get the encoding to show up in the status bar. I can see it's set to "true" in the default settings but it doesn't show up. I used the repository url for the ST3 branch (github.com/SublimeText/EncodingHelper.git).
Sublime Text version: 3 build 3047EncodingHelper version: 2013.05.23.22.42.39
I've had problems with this (very valuable!) plugin and the only way I got it to work with ST3 is to make some pretty significant edits to the chardet library, using http://www.diveinto.org/python3/case-study-porting-chardet-to-python-3.html and a handful of edits to EncodingHelper.py.
The only problem I am having now is that it doesn't seem to be activated until I reload the plugin (by re-saving EncodingHelper.py) while Sublime is running. Does anyone have any idea why the plugin isn't active unless it is reloaded?
The branch st3 is the correct version for ST3.


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Former Lipscomb golfer Bryan Kendrick and his son Bryce teamed to win the National Championship in the Gross Division of the Father & Son Team Classic earlier this summer in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Their next stop is the international tournament in Spain. In addition to working with his son on the golf course Bryan is also watching the University of Tennessee football program with interest since his youngest son, Brett, is a freshman offensive lineman. Bryan is also a major supporter for the Lipscomb golf program. Bryan, a college teammate of Lipscomb men's golf coach Will Brewer, spent some time talking with lipscombsports.com for this edition of "Where Are They Now?"
What sport did you play at Lipscomb? What years? Who were your coaches?
"I played golf at Lipscomb from 1974 to '78. I was one year behind Will Brewer. I played for Dr. Ralph Samples."
How did you and Bryce get involved in the Father & Son Tournament?
"This was the second time we have played in the tournament. It is known as the biggest Father & Son Tournament in the world. There were approximately 450 teams from 46 states and seven foreign countries.
"We played in it four years ago. Bryce didn't start playing golf until he was a freshman in high school. You are divided up by handicap. We won our division then. We are fortunate enough to have played in it twice and won our division both times."
Are your approaches to the game different or similar?
"Bryce has a good demeanor. He is not one who gets made and throws his clubs down. We do have similar demeanors.
"I have been around long enough to know that you have to hang in there. Golf is a fickle game. Bryce struggles a little bit more with that, but in the last year he has been better. The approach is never give up. There is a lot about life that can be learned from playing golf."
What is it like to play golf in tournaments with your son?
"The interesting thing is that everybody thought that because I loved to play golf I would push my boys to play golf, but I didn't. I coached baseball and basketball for 19 years. I started the high school golf team that Bryce played on for his first three years.
"Bryce didn't start playing golf until he was 14 years old. He had only been playing golf for a year when we played in the Father & Son Tournament the first time. On the last day we were ahead by one shot in our division on the last day. We had played 12 holes in the scramble that day and were only three-under. Bryce was pretty discouraged.
"They had given us breakfast that morning and there was a raspberry Danish left over. I told Bryce I was going to eat the Danish and we were going to start making birdies. We birdied the next five holes and won by a shot.
"The second day of this year's tournament we were down by five shots. We were in eighth place. Bryce disappeared and came back with Danish he had bought. He said, `here Dad, eat this Danish'. We both ate one and we won by one shot the next day. I thought it was pretty cool that he had remembered that from four years before."
What happened in the tournament this summer?
"It is a three-day tournament. We were playing in the highest division this time. There are three different formats - Scottish Low Ball, Low Ball and a Scramble.
"We were behind by five shots the first day at King's North which is Arnold Palmer's course. The second day we played at Long Bay, a Jack Nicklaus course. The third day we played at the Moorland, one of the three courses at a complex called the Legends Resort. We were pretty fortunate to win it all.
"The tournament in Spain is in October. It is billed as the World's Father & Son Tournament. It is by invitation only. We are going over as the United States team. It will be fun."
What is your fondest athletic memory at Lipscomb?
"I have a few fond memories. One was going over and playing in Scotland in a tournament at St. Andrews and Turnberry in 1977. When Will Brewer won the NAIA National Championship it was a big time for us.
"I won the Tennessee Intercollegiate, my one tournament win at the college level, in 1977 at Sewanee, Tenn. I beat Will Brewer to win that tournament. I had to make a two-foot putt on the last hole to win it."
Who had the biggest influence on you during your athletic career at Lipscomb? How?
"Will Brewer. He helped me a lot in a lot of things.
"Will had such a great short game. He is awesome. He is the best I have ever seen inside 100 yards of a hole. That is what made him such a great player. It was a lot of fun to play with somebody like that."
What is your fondest non-athletic memory from your time at Lipscomb?
"I feel like all I did there was play intramural sports and golf."
What is the most valuable thing you gained or learned from your time at Lipscomb?
"It was the whole Christian environment there. You don't have to drink and run around to have fun. There are a lot of fun things you can do and still keep hold of your Christian faith and your morals. I think four years at Lipscomb taught me that.
"I tell my boys all the time the best four years of your life can be when you are in college. I had strong friends like Will and Mike Bagley and Coach Samples. They are good, strong Christian guys. They are friendships I have built that have lasted for a lifetime."
Who was your favorite professor? Why?
"Charles Frasier. I have a degree in accounting. I always liked Mr. Frasier. I liked Dr. Axel Swang too.
"I hadn't seen Charles Frasier in over 20 years and I walked in his office one day. He knew me immediately. He was a lot of fun. He made learning accounting fun if you can believe that."
Where do you live now?
"We live in Knoxville."
Who is your employer? What is your occupation?
"I am the director of accounting services at the East Tennessee Technology Park in Oak Ridge."
Tell us about your family.
"Bryce plays golf at Tennessee Tech. He holds the high school record in the state of Tennessee for 3-point shooting in high school. My baby, Brett, is 6-foot-6 and weighs 307.
"My oldest son is Brandon. He served six years as a reactor operator on an aircraft carrier and served two tours of duty in the Persian Gulf. Now he is a reactor operator at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He and his wife, Dylan, have a 2-year-old son, Connor. He is named Connor Bryan. They named him after me.
"My wife's name is Beth."
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The Anthropology of Globalization: A Reader, 2nd Edition
The Anthropology of Globalization: A Reader, 2nd Edition
ISBN: 978-1-405-13613-6 October 2007 Wiley-Blackwell 496 Pages
In Stock
DescriptionUpdated with a fresh introduction and brand new selections, the second edition of The Anthropology of Globalization collects some of the decade's finest work on globalization, focusing on the increasing interconnectedness of people around the world, and the culturally specific ways in which these connections are mediated.
- Provides a rich introduction to the subject
- Grounds the study of globalization ethnographically by locating global processes in everyday practice
- Addresses the global flow of capital, people, commodities, media, and ideologies
- Offers extensive geographic coverage: from Africa and Asia to the Caribbean, Europe, and North America
- Updated edition includes new selections, section introductions, and recommendations for further reading
Overture: Thinking the Global:.
1. Tracking Global Flows: Jonathan Xavier Inda (University of California, Santa Barbara) and Renato Rosaldo (New York University).
2. Disjuncture and Difference in the Global Cultural Economy: Arjun Appadurai (The New School).
3. The Global Situation: Anna Tsing (University of California, Santa Cruz).
Part I: Itinerant Capital:.
4. Notes on Mayan Youth and Rural Industrialization in Guatemala: Linda Green (University of Arizona).
5. Thai Love Thai: Financing Emotion in Post-crash Thailand: Alan Klima (University of California, Davis).
6. Situating Global Capitalisms: A View from Wall Street Investment Banks: Karen Ho (University of Minnesota, Twin Cities).
Part II: Mobile Subjects:.
7. Cyberpublics and Diaspora Politics among Transnational Chinese: Aihwa Ong (University of California, Berkeley).
8. Between Cinema and Social Work: Diasporic Turkish Women and the (Dis)Pleasures of Hybridity: Katherine Pratt Ewing (Duke University).
9. Compassion and Repression: The Moral Economy of Immigration Policies in France: Didier Fassin (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris).
Part III: Roving Commodities:.
10. Domesticating the French Fry: McDonald's and Consumerism in Moscow: Melissa L. Caldwell (University of California, Santa Cruz).
11. Copyrighting Che: Art and Authorship under Cuban Late Socialism: Ariana Hernández-Reguant (University of California, San Diego).
12. Diagnostic Liquidity: Mental Illness and the Global Trade in DNA: Andrew Lakoff (University of California, San Diego).
Part IV: Traveling Media:.
13. Dubbing Culture: Indonesian Gay and Lesbi Subjectivities and Ethnography in an Already Globalized World: Tom Boellstorff (University of California, Irvine).
14. Itineraries of Indian Cinema: African Videos, Bollywood, and Global Media: Brian Larkin (Barnard College).
15. The New Digital Media and Activist Networking within Anti-Corporate Globalization Movements: Jeffrey S. Juris (Arizona State University).
Part V: Nomadic Ideologies:.
16. The Female Inheritance Movement in Hong Kong: Theorizing the Local/Global Interface: Sally Engle Merry (New York University) and Rachel E. Stern (University of California, Berkeley).
17. Disorderly Development: Globalization and the Idea of "Culture": Renée Sylvain (University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada).
18. Politico-moral Transactions in Indian AIDS Service: Confidentiality, Rights, and New Modalities of Governance: Kavita Misra (Yale University).
Akhil Gupta, UCLA
"This volume brings together some of the most insightful anthropological writing on globalization, and so achieves the miracle of making sense of the innovations, countervailing tendencies and dilemmas that are now part of the study of culture in a changing world."
Ronald Niezen, McGill University
- Collects some of the finest work on globalization published in English by both established and emerging anthropologists, including Arjun Appadurai, Anna Tsing, Aihwa Ong, Didier Fassin, Sally Engle Merry, Tom Boellstorff, Karen Ho, and Andrew Lakoff
- Grounds the study of globalization ethnographically by locating global processes in everyday practice
- Addresses the global flow of capital, people, commodities, media, and ideologies
- Offers extensive geographic coverage: from Africa and Asia to the Caribbean, Europe, and North America
- Updated edition includes a fresh introduction, new selections, section introductions, and recommendations for further reading


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KFOX needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 348 designs submitted by 69 freelance designers.
The Roxy Cup
I am business man that loves golf. I am organizing a team golf tournament based upon the Ryder Cup (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryder_Cup). I intend for this to be an annual event in which pro and amateur golfers play a team golf match over three days. Over time I would love for this to be a substantial TV event that raises a lot of money for charity and is fantastic for participants and spectators. I want this LOGO to last the test of time!!!
The logo needs to be appealing to avid golfers. TThey need to want to buy shirts and hats that have this logo on it. The demographic that loves golf is primarily 25 to 65 year old men. These are people that never miss watching the Masters golf tournament and like the finer things in life - nice cars, wine, travel and are passionate about sports, especially golf.
- The name of the event is "The Roxy Cup"
- The logo should look great when it says The Roxy Cup and should also look great stand alone with out words "The Roxy Cup"
- The logo needs to be simple enough to look GREAT embroidered on a golf shirt
- The logo should look clean and distinctive when it is small
- have FUN with it. this is not a corporation so we are not hindered by having to look a certain way.
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