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text: Djokovic lost to Rafael Nadal in four sets at the US Open last weekend [EPA]Winning the 2010 Davis Cup for Serbia proved the launch pad for Novak Djokovic to reach the top of the men's game and the 26-year-old hopes another epic run will have a similar effect. Looking upbeat and raring to go just a few days after a crushing US Open defeat by Rafael Nadal, Djokovic was named to play singles on the opening day of the semi-final against Canada in the cavernous Belgrade Arena. Any fatigue from his New York battles and the long-haul flight home will be soothed by the prospect of playing in front of the partisan home crowd, the world number one said. "I am tired and jet-lagged but also as inspired and motivated as ever to play for my country," Djokovic told a news conference after Thursday's draw which pitted him against Vasek Pospisil in Friday's opening singles rubber. "It's not the first time I've had only two days to recuperate for a Davis Cup tie after the US Open and the fact that we will be playing at home for the first time in two years will galvanise us to perform. "The 2010 triumph was a stepping stone for all of us in terms of our individual careers and that's why we are really looking forward to it." Anti-climax Following their epic 3-2 win over France in the 2010 final, which produced a football-like atmosphere in a jam-packed arena, Serbia suffered their first loss at the venue in the 2011 semis. An ailing Djokovic, who was nursing a ribcage injury, retired against Juan Martin del Potro in the reverse singles, handing Argentina an unassailable 3-1 lead as he collapsed to the ground in anguish. It was an anti-climax to his memorable US Open final win against Nadal that season, the most successful in the Serb's career as he also claimed the Australian Open and Wimbledon to go with a myriad of Masters Series titles. "I am fit this time and I don't think adapting to red clay will be a problem because I've done it before," he said of the specially-prepared clay surface. "Canada are a very strong team but our home fans can help us prevail in what promises to be a delicately balanced tie." Janko Tipsarevic has returned to the Serbian squad after a 16-month absence and faces big-serving Milos Raonic in Friday's second singles rubber. Nenad Zimonjic and Ilija Bozoljac play Belgrade-born Daniel Nestor and Vasek Pospisil in Saturday's doubles, while Djokovic locks horns with world No. 11 Raonic and Tipsarevic clashes with Pospisil in Sunday's reverse singles. Nestor, Zimonjic's former doubles partner on the ATP Tour, said he expected no empathy from a raucous Belgrade crowd although he called his birthplace "a home away from home." "Will they take it easy on me? Maybe they will early on but if Serbia find themselves on the receiving end they will do what they have to in order to help the home team win," he said. Frank Dancevic, the other player in Canada's squad, also has Serbian roots and added: "I always felt very welcome here and it's great knowing the city and where to go to have a Serbian burger." The winners of the tie will face either holders the Czech Republic or Argentina in the final. SOURCE: Reuters Sport Tennis US & Canada Argentina Canada


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Jose Reyes is taking batting practice and continues to hope he'll play again this season. I considered changing my mind with the thought that learning where Reyes really is with his hamstring is important regarding their off-season planning.
But, is it really?
I was thinking whether the Mets should trade Reyes, but it is a moot point. Only a dumb general manager would trade for a player whose game is about running and not knowing whether he'll be able to run or not.
The rap on Reyes is he hasn't lived up to his potential, that he loses focus and concentration. That he gives away too many at-bats, and for as gifted as he is in the field, he botches the easiest of plays. All that is true.
There is also concern he burns the candle at both ends regarding his penchant for the night life.
However, if Reyes has lived up to his potential, it's still a pretty good player. If this is as good as it gets for Reyes, then what team wouldn't want him? Right, he's not as good as Hanley Ramirez, Troy Tulowitzki and Jimmy Rollins, and will never live up to the Derek Jeter comparisons – looking back, they were stupid to begin with – but, that's still a good player.
Most any team would want Reyes – but that is a healthy Reyes.
Everything Reyes does is based on his legs, and now he has a flat tire. Because he can't run he's useless. And, we won't know if he can run until next season.
Manager Jerry Manuel said of all the injured Mets, the one missed most is Reyes. If Reyes comes back healthy next season and doesn't get any better, general manager Omar Minaya will have to decide if that's something the team could live with or is he of greater value in a trade where he could fill two or three of the team's many holes?
That decision will define the Mets for several seasons, but it can't be made until next year.
However, if the Mets find a team dumb enough to unload three or four players now while not knowing if Reyes can run or not, Minaya needs to jump at that offer. If I'm the Mets, I can live without knowing if Reyes has reached his potential. But, I can't live with not knowing if he'll be able to ever air it out again.
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PORTLAND, Ore. – Twenty-six people were detained overnight after a peaceful Donald Trump protest turned into a riot in Portland Thursday night into early Friday morning.
One of the 26 was later released, according to police. Of the 25 arrested, most were accused of disorderly conduct and interfering with a police officer.
It was the third straight night people took to the streets to voice their opposition to Trump's election. The crowd remained mostly peaceful until demonstrators met with an anarchist group that scheduled an 8 p.m. rally at Holladay City Park. Police estimated there were as many as 4,000 protesters.
At around 8:30 p.m., Portland police, who had taken a hands-off approach the previous two nights, tweeted that the protest was considered a riot "due to extensive criminal and dangerous behavior."
Multiple acts of vandalism then took place in Northeast Portland. Protesters tagged buildings, kicked cars, shattered an office building window and knocked out power.
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Watch: Protester smashes power source with baseball bat
Protesters also vandalized 19 vehicles at Toyota of Portland on Northeast Broadway Street.
"They started throwing bricks through windshields. The cars are totaled," a worker told KGW. "I believe in peaceful protest but this is ridiculous. We're a nation that needs to come together and heal."
Protesters tried to takeover Interstate 5, as they had the previous two nights, but police blocked them from entering the freeway.
To get back to the west side, protesters crossed the Broadway Bridge then marched through the Pearl, where mayhem broke out. Some protesters smashed windows with baseball bats while other protesters tried to stop their destructive actions.
"What you saw was anarchist individuals," said Sgt. Pete Simpson of Portland police of the people who committed the criminal acts.
Shortly before 10 p.m., police in riot gear converged on the march and instructed those who want to protest peacefully to head to Pioneer Courthouse Square, where the protest started at about 5 p.m. Some protesters were detained, however there did not appear to be a mass arrest.
Protesters returned to Pioneer Courthouse Square before heading south on Southwest 6th Avenue, when at about 11:30 p.m., they were stopped by police in riot gear at the intersection with Yamhill Street. Police set off smoke bombs and flash bangs, and most of the crowd of about 1,500 protesters dispersed. Police detained several people at that time.
Watch: Police use flash bangs, smoke bombs to deter protesters
President-elect Donald Trump tweeted about the protests across the country, calling them professional protesters incited by the media.
Just had a very open and successful presidential election. Now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. Very unfair!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 11, 2016
About nine hours later, he changed his tone and tweeted, "Love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have passion for our great country. We will all come together and be proud!"
The protest starts off peacefully
The protest began as a peaceful demonstration by a newly formed group called Portland's Resistance. From the rally at Pioneer Square, the crowd of thousands of people marched east on the Hawthorne Bridge, blocking traffic and stranding drivers.
Photos: Trump protests in Portland
The Oregon Department of Transportation briefly closed freeways in the Portland area. I-5 was closed between the Fremont and Marquam bridges, and westbound Interstate 84 was closed at Lloyd Boulevard.
Witnesses said one woman who was stuck in traffic got out of her car and tried to throw bleach at some of the protesters, who knocked her to the ground.
Protesters then headed north on Southeast Grand Avenue, as they did Wednesday night. .
A woman claiming to be in an emergency, tried to drive around the crowd and had her windshield smashed, witnesses told KGW's Mike Benner.
Watch: Protesters surround driver, smash windshield
TriMet MAX and bus lines were delayed throughout the night. Some MAX stops, including two at Pioneer Square and two at Portland State University, closed early for safety reasons, according to TriMet spokeswoman Roberta Altstadt.
Wednesday night's protest
On Wednesday night, protesters marched through downtown Portland and onto freeways to protest Trump's election. The crowd grew to more than 2,000 people and did not stop marching until early Thursday morning.
The demonstration was mostly peaceful, but there were scattered acts of vandalism and small fires. Police arrested one man who they said threw a Molotov cocktail into a fire. No one was injured by the explosive.
Portland Mayor Charlie Hales declined an on-camera interview following the protests, but said in a written statement that "vandalism, and destruction of public and private property in our city cannot, and will not be tolerated."
Watch: Trump protest shuts down traffic
Related: Anti-Trump protest leader on why protesters shut freeway in Portland
KGW's Dave Northfield and Associated Press contributed to this story.


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On February 4, 1825, during the administration of Governor Jeremiah Morrow, the Ohio Canal Commission was established and authorized to borrow money for the construction of the state's canal system. That first issuance of state debt (via stocks) led to the inaugural Ohio sinking fund, a means by which the state set aside money over time to retire, or sink, its debt. The canal commissioners used the sinking fund to pay the stockholders who invested in the canal.The sinking fund was inactive between 1825 and 1845 due to the state's poor fiscal condition and its inefficient tax collection. No principal and interest payments were made during this time. The sinking fund was used for short term loans, not as it was initially designed.Reform of the system of taxation in 1846 put Ohio's finances on sounder footing. Such stability enabled the sinking fund to make its first payment on the principal of the state's debt.Two years later, a state law re-establishing the sinking fund included new provisions for the collection of sufficient taxes to provide an annual sinking fund, plus payment of the principal strictly from the sinking fund, and the first refunding of outstanding canal bonds. These provisions enabled the orderly management of the state's principal and interest payments on its debt.Section 8 of Article VIII of the Ohio Constitution, adopted on September 1, 1851, called for commissioners to manage the sinking fund. The following year the Ohio General Assembly passed the necessary enabling legislation for the organization of the Board of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. The board took over all books and funds of the previous Commissioners of the Canal Fund (1825). An act to "create" a sinking fund was passed in March 1853 and provided that such a fund was to be faithfully applied to the payment of principal and interest of debt and only to pay public debt. The commission was originally comprised of the Auditor of State (as president), the Secretary of State, and the Attorney General. Article VIII, Section 8, was amended on November 4, 1947 to add the Governor and the Treasurer of State to the Board of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund were responsible for issuing many types of debt for the State of Ohio after 1851, as well as administering and applying the "sinking fund" to the payment of principal and interest of the public debt, and reporting its activities semi-annually to the Governor and the General Assembly. On January 1, 2001, the 123rd General Assembly passed House Bill 640 which transferred to the Ohio Public Facilities Commission from the Board of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund the authority to issue general obligation of the State for coal research, development projects for state and local parks and other natural resources capital projects. The bill also transferred from the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund to the Ohio Treasurer of State the authority to issue general obligation bonds for highway capital improvements.Today, the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund have no issuing authority. The Office of Debt Management performs the ongoing roles and responsibilities which entail administering debt payments for the State of Ohio and reporting its activities to the Governor and the General Assembly on a semi-annual basis. The last meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Sinking Fund took place March 19, 2008.


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Today I put the sewing away for a while since I had Jason here to help me some. We worked on covering my display boards with fabric and then I got started on this little project:
Each of these photo hangings will be on either side of my logo sign hanging from the black backdrop curtain provided by the Civic Center. They are hung from wreath hangers. I thought a staple gun would be my best bet for these, but the cardboard on the back of the frames was too flimsy so I used a glue gun. I think they'll hold up fine. They ought to....I used a ton of glue! Anyway, I'm pretty pleased with the way these turned out! The lighting and photography is bad, but you get the general idea...
The whole theme for the booth is lavender, apple green and brown - the colors of my logo. I have a lavender tablecloth as well as a chocolate brown topper that I made last week to use on my table. My racks that I bought from Goody's store closing are painted apple green. I have three display boards that will be hinged together to form a sort of screen. The center one is brown with an apple green crown on top (which I made from super thick foam board and painted) The ones on either side are lavender. Each board will have peg/racks screwed into it that will hold 4 different outfit styles. So, add that to the two Goody's racks that hold 4 styles each and I'll have room for 20 different styles! Not quite sure I have that many though, so I may end up nixing one of the Goody's racks.
I'm actually surprised that Judy, Joanna, and I have gotten as much done as we have. Hanging on my racks now are over 100 outfits and more are on the way. I have many upstairs that are lacking buttons and then a few that still need appliques. Next week will be busy.
I had thought that next week would be committed solely to running errands and picking up things for the booth, but it looks like there will be a little sewing here and there too! I'm not sure of my total inventory cost yet, but it will be interesting to add that up in the coming days. The thing about a show like this is, you determine how much money you make by how much you MAKE. So, if I had been working on this since July when I originally applied, then obviously I would make much more money from the show. But oh well....you do what you can, and I'm pleased with our progress.
Now, I have to run - hosting a couples shower this evening and need to get in a few errands before I head over there!
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Booth decor - Cottontails less than a week away!
Today I put the sewing away for a while since I had Jason here to help me some. We worked on covering my display boards with fabric and then I got started on this little project:
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Saturday, February 21, 2009
A break from show time
Today was my last trunk show for a few weeks so I will have a little time off to continue to prepare for Cottontails which is only 12 days away! I have been lucky enough to have some very sweet friends volunteer to help me manage my booth during those three days. I was worried for a while that I was going to be running the booth on my own, so this was quite a relief!
I am taking tonight off because I am exhausted. I went to Atlanta yesterday and stayed with Jessica and then had Erica's trunk show today from 10:30 - 4. Then I hit the road and got home a little after 6. It was a whirlwind visit and I wish I could have stayed a little longer, but Jason is out of town so I had to get back home to Bella and Paris. (needless to say they were happy to see me after being in the house alone since 5am!) From the sounds of their snores, you would think they hadn't been sleeping all day!
Last week was barely productive at all. I was busy ALL week long, but in hind sight I got very little completed. I have tons of outfits started, but very few on hangers ready to sell or ship. This is only minorly disturbing seeing that I have 12 days left to get my display and enough outfits ready to sell. (plus tagged, hung, sized and priced) It's amazing what all goes into one of these shows. I have really enjoyed it though and will probably do it again as long as the show goes well. I had a minor melt down last week and Jason and I decided maybe I was trying too hard. It's not that I have a lot riding on this show, it is just a great opportunity. I just wish I had found out in July that I was participating, not the end of January. Many of the vendors I have spoken with that have participated in Cottontails in the past say that they bring around $30k worth of inventory to the show and ALWAYS sell out before the end of the last day. That is quite a load to bear considering I have had 5 weeks to prepare for this. I just want to make the most of it that I can and I guess that's all I can really do. Judy has really helped out tremendously and her daughter Joanna has come on board with us as well (which is a huge help!)
Tomorrow, Jason is coming home and we are going to finish up my display. This means we will be painting and covering display board with fabric, etc. It shouldn't take too long if our design works well....it is likely that the display board with be too top heavy and come crashing down - nightmare! But, if all goes well I should be able to cross that chore off my list and put my focus back on making clothing to sell and finishing up trunk show orders.
Off to relax before another week of madness! Goodnight!
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Labels: cottontails village, Trunk Show, vendor shows
Friday, February 13, 2009
Just a little update
It's been a little while since I blogged so I figured I had a few minutes this morning. Not really time to spare, but sometimes you just need a break. Here's a little taste of what has been going on around here....
My sweet Mother in Law came over from Rome, GA on Monday, Feb. 2 to help me get started on sewing things for Cottontails. She was able to stay all the way through Thursday and we got a TON done in that short amount of time. I warned her before she came that we'd be working really hard, and I didn't lie! We worked from about 7:30 am until midnight every day. When she left on Thursday I went to bed a 9pm (exhausted!) and got up at 4am and got back to work. It is amazing how much you can get done before the sun comes up! Surprisingly, I didn't crash at 8am like I usually do when I get up that early....probably thanks to the two Diet Mtn. Dews I had. (Thank GOD for those....at least until I have kidney failure....)
I did take one little break during the week while she was here to go see baby Aida - my dear friend Emily's new little one! She was absolutely beautiful!
Now, this week has been a different story. I had a show in Thorsby on Saturday and stayed in Clanton till around 5. Got home then off to grill out at a friend's house. Sunday - I truly don't know where that day went. Laundry and household chores maybe? Who knows....got very little work done that day. Tuesday, I had a trunk show in Alex City with Leanne and Wednesday, I delivered a wholesale order to Sassafras Boutique in Homewood! Sassafras is the first store in Alabama to carry my line, so I am very excited to see how it does here. I'm hoping to go over there next week to see if some of my items are in the window display so I can take a picture! Fun fun! Anyway, Thursday I was able to get back to work, not leaving the house even once - finally! And today - Friday the 13th - will hopefully be just as productive as yesterday - if not more so.
So, to sum up - my progress for Cottontails is a little grim. I'm meeting Judy on Saturday to pick up and drop off more things to be made for the show plus things from my trunk shows. I barely have enough to fill my display racks right now. Poor little booth....if nothing else at least maybe I can get my name out to some local folks. Wish me luck - only 2 weeks to go.
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MARTINEZ — Ten soccer seasons have come and 10 soccer seasons have gone, and in that time only private schools and Diablo Foothill Athletic League teams have won North Coast Section Division II boys soccer titles.
The DFAL had won eight of those, and on Saturday, Campolindo High was looking to become the ninth DFAL school in 11 years to win a Division II section championship. But Concord High, in familiar style, ended those thoughts.
The Minutemen, a team that allowed more than one goal just twice this season and surrendered only 15 goals all year, topped the Cougars 1-0 at Alhambra High to claim the program's first-ever NCS championship.
"This is everybody's dream when they get into high school," Concord senior captain Emmanuel Jimenez said. "I had to wait four years, but my high school dream came true and we worked really hard for it."
In a physical and hotly contested contest, scoring chances were hard to come by as both defenses protected the back line and the goal very well, making Evan Farmer's 19th minute goal all the more important for Concord (16-2-5).
Andy Altamirano's ball into the box got behind Campolindo's entire back line and Farmer found himself with an open net and calmly guided the ball home.
"It feels really great," Farmer said. "I could see there was some miscommunication back there so I just tried to pressure them, but I couldn't have done it without the team."
The Minutemen, after the initial moments of the game, seemed to be in control into the beginning of the second half. But as the clock wound down, Campolindo (18-8-2) pressured the Concord net but couldn't get anything past Jimenez and his defense.
"We just had an off-day," Campolindo coach Shane Carney said. "We didn't perform at the level we wanted or we had been."
Concord 1, Campolindo 0
Halftime: Concord 1, Campolindo 0. Scoring: Conc, Farmer (Altamirano) 19:00. Saves: Jimenez (Conc) 2, Price (Campo) 3. Records: Concord 16-2-5, Campolindo 18-8-2.


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Kevin Pietersen says he is desperate to become the first Englishman to reach 10,000 runs in Test cricket before he retires from the game.
Only 11 players in the history of the game have achieved such a feat, including the likes of Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara and Ricky Ponting.
Pietersen currently has 7,499 runs to his name, scored at an average of 49.01 in 94 matches, and the Surrey batsman says he has the landmark total in his sights.
"If I stay fit I'm desperate to get to 10,000 runs because I think that would show a great achievement and be something that I know if I look back I can go, 'well done, you've achieved what you want to achieve, you've got the best out of your talent'," he told TalkSPORT.
"I've always said that at the end of my career I want to know I've got the best out of my talent. However many runs I get I want to know I've trained as hard as I can, I've put everything in to being the best player I can possibly be. You make mistakes along the way but they're all learning curves.
"It [10,000 runs] is a long way away, I've still got two and a half thousand runs to go and who knows how long that's going to take, or if I get there at all because of injuries, form, etc.
"But I just want to get the best out of my talent. People will remember me the way they want to remember me, it's got nothing to do with what I say, I need to keep performing, just keep doing the business."
The 33-year-old, who celebrates his birthday today, should have plenty of chances to add to his total during the Ashes, which get underway in under two weeks' time.
Pietersen is making good progress as he bids to make his first Test appearance for England since March, when he picked up a serious knee injury while on tour in New Zealand.
The Englishman came back with a bang as he hit an unbeaten 177 in his first game back for Surrey against Yorkshire last week.
The highest-scoring Englishman in Test history is Graham Gooch, who amassed 8900 runs during his illustrious 20-year career.
And although Pietersen is likely to overtake the former Essex batsman as England's highest ever run-scorer in the near future, he concedes that another prolific batsman from Essex will soon surpass him - England Test and ODI captain Alastair Cook, who has scored 7542 runs so far.
"His cricket just keeps getting better and better," said Pietersen, who will be back playing international cricket for England once more tonight as they take on New Zealand in their second T20 game at the Oval.
"For me he's the right man to lead England, he's doing a great job for us and he will continue to get better and better and break every record anyone's ever set, certainly in the English game.
"He's on target to go for [Sachin] Tendulkar's record [15,837 Test runs], if you look at the numbers and look at his age. He's as fit as ever so fair play to him."


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The Titans badly lost their game on Sunday, and they may have lost for a while one of their best young players.
Receiver Kendall Wright, a first-round pick in 2012, will have a Monday MRI on his injured elbow.
Wright has 40 receptions for 351 yards and three touchdowns in his first eight NFL games. He had two catches for 30 yards before being injured on Sunday.


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Today Pope Benedict XVI announced that limbo — the place where dead, unbaptized babies have resided for the past 800 years — is no more.
Based on his rapid-assessment skills and proclivity for making sweeping statements, we'd like to suggest to cher Benedict that he consider a career in fashion. It's, like, totally the same: Evaluate a situation briefly, make an enormously generalized-yet-seemingly-shocking pronouncement, and inspire self-loathing and guilt in followers everywhere!
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Rolling Stones Roll Out More Details About 'Some Girls' Bonus Disc
More details have been unveiled about the 12 bonus tracks featured in the upcoming re-release of the Rolling Stones' 1978 album 'Some Girls,' including the full track and personnel listings. The dozen tracks, many of which were recorded instrumentally with vocals added recently by Mick Jagger, will be included in the the Deluxe Edition and Super Deluxe Edition of 'Some Girls,' which has been remastered for the occasion and drops Nov. 21.
Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards penned the majority of the these bonus tracks, and the core of the band — Jagger, Richards, bassist Bill Wyman (who has since left the band) and drummer Charlie Watts — making the bulk of the music. Frequent Stones collaborators Ian Stewart and Chuck Leavell on pianos and Sugar Blue on harmonica also make appearances, with former Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman John Fogerty even making a cameo, contributing handclaps.
Kicking off with the Chuck Berry-inspired 'Claudine,' the disc features a slew of tunes — 'So Young,' 'When You're Gone',' 'Keep Up Blues' and 'Petrol Blues' — that showcase the band's rhythm and blues roots. Their country side shines through on 'Do You Think I Really Care' and 'No Spare Parts' (reviewed here), the bonus disc's first single, while the rocker 'Love You Too Much' and the reggae-tinged 'Don't Be a Stranger' round out the original material on the disc.
There's also three cover tunes: A rousing take on the 1959 Freddy Cannon track 'Tallahassee Lassie,' a downbeat version of the Hank Williams standard 'You Win Again,' and 'We Had It All,' which was penned by the Southern songwriters Troy Seals and Donnie Fritts and recorded with guest appearances from a slew of country stars, including Waylon Jennings and Conway Twitty.
"It's wonderful to see the quality of these tracks measuring up to the songs that came out on the original album," raves Wood, comparing the tracks to the 'Some Girls' album cuts. "It's an extension of what was going on then," adds Keith Richards. "Sometimes great stuff gets left behind and its great to see it out there."
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- Need to avoid having nested firstboot screens
- Need to avoid having multiple ways to do the same thing
- UI vs command line vs config files
- Please only use one menu item, not two
- The basic pattern we had come up with was, "Have two paths, and ask the user a question to figure out which path they should go on and put them
on it." (e.g., local account only, vs centrally-managed account are the two paths.)
- A better path would be, "Put the users on the most common path (local account only) and offerthem the option to also go on the alternative path."(which is how firstboot works today, but the language in the dialog is confusing to users.) The problem is, having three levels of dialogs is unacceptable from a usability standpoint. The challenge: can we come up with a way to have one dialog to configure both SSSD and the legacy way and have it not suck?
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|Identity Technology
|Authentication Technology
|Recommended Implementation
|Misc Notes
|Legacy auth-config
|should not call 'secure' because that's used to mean something else wrt NIS ('usually means you've set things up at the server so that clients can only read from certain maps (for example, 'passwd.adjunct', which is similar in purpose and use to /etc/shadow) if they send their request from privileged ports')
|Legacy auth-config
|far more common than NIS / shadow
|Legacy auth-config
|Historically, Kerberos
|Cut from UI
|iastate / NCSU / MIT potential current users. iastate said it's fine to cut from UI, they don't need UI for it.
|Smart Card (cert-based)
|Smart Card (cert-based)
|too difficult to manage without UI, can't drop.
|will be in SSSD 6-12 months / smartcard/smartcard most common setup
|Smart Card (cert-based)
|too difficult to manage without UI, can't drop.
|Least common setup, smart card enables you to get a krb ticket
|Cut from UI
Anticipated User Complaints
- Have to know how user info maps to password. Legacy UI lets you select all the user info / password methods you want, and tries different combos until it finds something that works. The new way requires you explicitly state the user info + password mapping. (explicit mapping is less prone to accidental configuration thus more secure - less holes that could be broken through)
Suggested Screen Content (Ideal)
Tab 1: Identity & Authentication
- [ ] Secure NIS (uses Kerberos)
- [ ] Winbind (Winbind for both)
[ ] Cache User Info
Tab 2: Advanced Options
- [ ] Homedir creation on login
- [ ] Enable local access control
- [ ] Password hash algorithm [ dropdown goes here | \/]
Review of Current Screens
Tab 1: User Info
- NIS (Should be listed #1)
- Winbind (Should be listed #2)
- Hesiod (Should be listed #3 or pulled. Talk to Nalin)
Tab 2: Password
- Kerberos (should be kept for NIS)
- LDAP (should be pulled)
- Smartcard (consider pulling, talk to Nalin, et. al.)
- Fingerprint (consider pulling)
- locally works by just installing the right package. GNOME About Me dialog handles.
- network - nobody reasonable uses this over the network
- Winbind (should be kept for winbind)
Tab 3: Options
- Cache user info KEEP
- uses nscd. Identity, not auth. Requires less nework trips if enabled - otherwise everytime you type 'ls' or 'ps ax' it uses a network trip to identify the username <=> uid mappings. Can't kill it. Has a higher-performance cache even though it gets staler / harder to flush / caches more stuff than SSSD does.
- Use shadow KILL
- this should be enabled. it removes the ability for non-root users to read your password hash.
- password hash login KEEP
- only useful for local users
- controls creation of new passwords
- folks in particular countries with particular regulations (including france?) government workers care about this
- local authorization sufficient KILL
- enable it by default
- auth sys accounts via network KILL
- disable it
- for example, apache accounts are not normally login enabled accounts anyway. this would let you auth it over the network.
- check access.conf during auth KEEP
- reword 'Enable local access control'
- create homedirs on first login KEEP
- 2 ways to do it, pam-make homedirs vs pam make homedirs dbus
- dbus method uses policykit/root, more capabilitity but currently issues with setting proper SELinux user context


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MODERN asked Beth Minardi, master colorist and founder of Beth Minardi Signature, "New moms often have little time to spare for themselves—and hair color can sometimes fall to the bottom of the priority list. What go-to color techniques (application or formulation) do you recommend for clients like this? What should be avoided for appointment stretchers?"
"Highlights to the rescue! They look fine for three to four months and options can be in brown, red or blonde," says Beth Minardi, master colorist and founder of Beth Minardi Signature. There is no solid line of demarcation and with gentle shampoo and conditioner, hair will look wonderful. Think of color treated hair as a fine fabric. Correct care and gentle handling assure longer wear and beauty. The scalp must be effectively yet gently cleansed and the shampoo formula must protect the color treated fiber."
"Minardi Wash and After Wash professional products were developed to pamper and protect the client's color investment. And, minimizing application of alkaline level coloring products is key to keeping hair looking great. While permanent color is the best choice when lift as well as deposit are required, refreshing faded hair lengths or performing tint backs are most safely and successfully done using an acidic liquid demi color."
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The South by Southwest Film Festival and Conference, which wraps up later Saturday, announced its audience award winners.
"Short Term 12," written and directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, won the audience prize for the Narrative Feature Competition. The film also won the festival's grand jury prize. The story concerns a young woman whose job as a supervisor at a foster-care group home forces her to confront her own long-repressed issues.
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"The Short Game," directed by Josh Greenbaum, won the audience award for the Documentary Feature competition. The film follows a group of 7-year-old competitors at the World Championships of Junior Golf.
Other audience prizes went to "An Unreal Dream: The Michael Morton Story," directed by Al Reinert, for Documentary Spotlight; "Zero Charisma," directed by Katie Graham and Andrew Matthews, for Narrative Spotlight; "Maidentrip," directed by Jillian Schlesinger, for Visions; and "Cheap Thrills," directed by E.L. Katz, for Midnighters.


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Nationally ranked SEC rivals #1 LSU and #2 Alabama go head-to-head on your local CBS station at 8pm EST Saturday, November 5th. The anticipation of this college football matchup has sports fans all over the country counting down the days to the big game. We've gathered together some CBS Local radio and television personalities for their thoughts on the game, do you agree? Sound off in the comments.
Marc Malusis (New York – Sports Host/WFAN)
Alabama beats LSU. In a close game between the two best teams in the country, I favor Saban and the Tide. Alabama has the best defense in the past 10 years in college football. They are allowing under 7 points per game. Saban will make the adjustments he needs to make as game goes along. Trent Richardson will churn out some tough yards on the ground. LSU is battle tested and this game will come down to a late score for Alabama. Alabama is home. Take the Tide by a touchdown.
Adam Hoge (Chicago, IL – Sports Writer/CBSChicago.com)
Alabama over LSU. No. 1 vs No. 2 with two weeks to prepare? It doesn't get any better than this. It also doesn't get any more even than this. I think LSU is slightly better overall, but Alabama has the best defense in the country and is playing at home. Can the Mad Hatter pull off another crazy win in a tight game? Not in this environment.
Steve Thompson (Minneapolis, MN – Sports Host/WCCO)
Alabama 23, LSU 13. #2 Alabama has home field advantage and to top it off leads #1 LSU in just about every offensive and defensive category. The Crimson Tide are also penalized about 1/2 as much as the Tigers, including total penalties and penalty yards per game. One advantage for LSU, they have only turned the ball over 3 times to lead the nation. If Alabama can avoid losing the turnover battle, they win the game.
Taylor Zarzour (Charlotte, NC – Sports Host/WFNZ)
Alabama 20, LSU 10. Both defenses are unreal, but I think Alabama RB Trent Richardson will eventually wear down the Tigers' D. One thing to watch for is LSU Head Coach Les Miles' trick plays. If they work, the Tigers certainly could prove me wrong.
Jason Parker (Miami, FL – Sportscaster/CBS4)
Alabama 20, LSU 17. Nothing would give me more joy than to take LSU in the latest edition of "The Game of the Century" (as a diehard Dolphins fan, I still haven't forgiven Saban). As a defensive guy, I am praying for the smash mouth style game, that on paper, we should have. That being said, you cannot overlook the vast difference between both offenses. I like Trent Richardson getting in the end zone twice, as the Tide get a close on.
Mike Meltser (Houston, TX – Sports Host/Sports Radio 610AM)
LSU 24, Alabama 21. Going into the game, there will be a lot of focus on the fact that Alabama has homefield advantage. Still, I believe the LSU playmakers are just a touch better than their counterparts at Bama. Over the last month, the Tigers have put up a ton of points at West Virginia, against Florida, and against Auburn. Many analysts think Jarrett Lee is a limited QB, but LSU has scored over 35 points in every game since mid-September. Rueben Randle has become one of the best WRs in the country, and he needs to do damage against Alabama's Dre Kirkpatrick.
The Crimson Tide have also put up a lot of points, but their road games (at Penn State, at Florida, at Ole Miss) haven't been very challenging in terms of adversity. I need to see AJ McCarron step up in a big spot, when he needs to drive his team down the field.
Bob Pompeani (Pittsburgh, PA – Sportscaster/KDKA-TV)
LSU 27, Alabama 24. I like LSU, but Alabama is very capable of beating them head to head. It's the most anticipated game since 1971 when #1 Nebraska beat #2 Oklahoma 35-31. To me, they are clearly the two best teams in the country, which is why the loser of this game should not be penalized by dropping precipitously in the polls. LSU's defense is slightly better and they will create turnover situations. Alabama's run game is the one thing that can change the tempo of this game, Trent Richardson is excellent. Also, Alabama is at home which is a BIG element in this rivalry, so I give a slight edge in coaching to Nick Saban.
Boomer Esiason (New York – Sports Host/WFAN)
I like Alabama because they are at home and have College Football's number 1 defense. This will be one intense game.
Mike Valenti (Detroit – Sports Host/97.1 The Ticket)
LSU 24-Bama 20. LSU has the superior athletes and I do believe the two headed QB monster in Baton Rouge is better than what Bama puts out there. Add in the entire world thinks the home team wins and I'll be the Devils advocate.
Jason Bishop (Washington D.C. – Sports Host/106.7 The Fan)
LSU 29, Alabama 24. Their secondary is the best in the nation and they will force AJ McCarron to beat them, and he's not good enough. LSU has played the tougher schedule, so they are battle ready.


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Yet, it never dawned on us to ask why our grandfather was worthy of such respect and adulation. For us, he was our grandfather - a bit strict at times, otherwise jovial and genial. He went out in the morning for his job - sometimes on a bicycle, sometimes walking - and returned in the evening, his life seemed to be an ordinary life, like everybody else. He walked at a higher speed than most of us and when we walked with him - ran with him actually, every alternate person on the street greeted him. Some of them greeted us too and we felt that much more important.
It took us a while for us to realize that he, our grandfather, and his father - our greatgrandfather were part of a legacy of the village Koovappady.
Meet Padmanabha Iyer. At 82, you can see a twinkle in his eyes when he talks about Ganapati Vilasam High School, GVHS Koovappady - the school his father founded and he helped administer for the greater part of his life. His eyes light up, his memory goes back in a flash and he can vividly recall each detail of those years. After all he spent his entire career in that school, breathing teaching, shaping lives and moulding many a mind.
As for A S Narayana Iyer, I have no living memory of having met him. He died a few years before I was born. But his presence was hard to miss. He was there in a portrait that adorned the centre of the wall opposite the main door. As you entered, it appeared as if he was keeping a watchful eye on you. In those days it was "in" to have photographs of the entire family on the wall opposite the main door. Out of all those photographs, his was the hardest to miss. With the Mysore Turban and a regal bearing and stern countenance, he was the patriarch of the family in absentia. Even in the photograph (now digitally retouched) he sits ramrod straight looking the camera straight in the eye, even as Bhagavathyammal, his wife, sits in a subdued pose. I have heard from my mother - whose name in true Tamil tradition - is the name of her grandmother - about him. "We would go to great lengths to avoid him" she would say. "If he caught us, he would ask us maths questions. Much of our entry and exit was from the kitchen door - he was formidable on the front porch".
AS Narayana Iyer was born in Ambalapuzha, on this day 122 years ago, a temple town then as much as now, steeped in tradition. Most life there revolved around the temple. His father died at a young age which left young Nanu in the care of a foster uncle Vakil Ganapathy Iyer who took care of his education. He resolved that he would support his family and that it would be his first priority to repay the Vakil. And that meant taking up a regular career as soon as possible. The teachers job which was a job, also became his passion over time. He was transferred to Perumbavoor towards the latter end of his career and there he saw the difficulty of students in a rural area first hand. The thought of his younger days echoed when he saw students attend school with great difficulty. Given that he had discharged his other responsibilities, he took it upon himself to start a school as his dream for the students in this area. At a time when he could have retired in peace, he sought to start working on his dream.
"The first time I came to know something was afoot was when I was asked to accompany my father to wood auctions" recalls Padmanabha Saar. "Between us, Mani was seeped in books and Vishwam was too young, so the timber depot work fell on me. And that was how I became part of this legacy. Little did I know then that it would become such an important part of my life."
The school was founded in 1938 as a primary school. The school was staffed with locals and found instant acceptance in both the student and the teachers community. Very soon, it established a name for itself as a quality school in the area and soon provided higher education as well (upto SSLC). With the school providing basic education, a few years later a government higher secondary school as well as a government polytechnic were opened in nearby areas.
Later on, his sons were encouraged to start their careers as teachers in GVHS itself. His three sons started off at GVHS. The eldest (Late Dr. NS Mani - a reputed agricultural professor) and the youngest (Late Vishwanathan - a formidable Maths teacher in Parur) went on to have distinguished careers in teaching in various part of Kerala. The middle son, Padmanabhan, stayed on in GVHS till he retired in 1980.
In the meantime, since it was the fulfillment of a dream for Narayana Iyer than a money generating activity, the school was passed on to a local trust for ownership and administration in 1957. Padmanabha Iyer, thanks to his able administration skills continued to serve the school as headmaster till retirement.
Narayana Iyer and his sons touched the lives of lakhs of people who dot the world. Their life story is a simple one. A story of how an ordinary teacher was moved by the plight of his students who had to walk to school for upto 15 kilometres daily. He decided to get the school closer to students and filled one more cog in what is today a 100% literate state.
This school celebrated its golden jubilee in 1988 and exists even today. When you enter you can see the stern AS Narayana Iyer in a full length portrait. Padmanabha Iyer was honoured as part of a 'Guru Pooja' at the school in 2007 on his 80th birthday.
Two generations down, their children and grandchildren work in the corridors of corporate India - indeed all over the world. They work in prestigious institutions and private companies, yet it would be a long long time before their achievements would come anywhere close to what these two men achieved in their lifetimes.
Epilogue: Padmanabha Iyer left for his heavenly abode on 12th of December, 2013.


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Medlen ready for first Christmas with baby boy
Along with establishing himself as a top starting pitcher in Atlanta, Kris Medlen has spent the past few years entertaining fans and teammates with his great sense of humor. The easygoing Medlen and his wife, Nicole, are eagerly awaiting the chance to celebrate Christmas for the first time as parents with their 10-month-old son Max.
Medlen recently spoke to MLB.com about his holiday preparations and some of his most memorable Christmas experiences.
Along with establishing himself as a top starting pitcher in Atlanta, Kris Medlen has spent the past few years entertaining fans and teammates with his great sense of humor. The easygoing Medlen and his wife, Nicole, are eagerly awaiting the chance to celebrate Christmas for the first time as parents with their 10-month-old son Max.
Medlen recently spoke to MLB.com about his holiday preparations and some of his most memorable Christmas experiences.
MLB.com: How much decorating have you done around the house in preparation for Christmas?
Medlen: I was never too much of a Scrooge, but I think my wife is more Christmasy. The day before we went to Augusta for Thanksgiving, she wanted me to start decorating so that when we got back, the house would be holiday-ish. So, I wasn't too excited about that idea. So I think she trumps me when it comes to the holiday spirit. But that doesn't mean I don't love the holidays.
MLB.com: Has your son taken a specific liking to any of the decorations?
Medlen: We usually get a real tree, but the big trees are starting to get pretty expensive. So we ended up getting a fake tree, but it's a pretty large one. Once we got that thing stacked up and all of the lights and ornaments on it, he started gravitating to it. But he's a boy. So he's obviously pretty curious. He's starting to walk now. So he'll go from the coffee table and start walking to the Christmas tree. He stops, gets on his knees and just throws up his arms. He's really excited, but he won't touch the tree.
MLB.com: Is there an even greater anticipation and excitement surrounding Christmas now that you're a parent?
Medlen: I don't know if my son comprehends the whole thing yet. But having a child, along with a great wife, really makes Christmas a lot more special. We're hosting Christmas this year at our house with her family and my brother and his kid. It's a lot more special when you have a bigger family and another addition to enjoy the holidays with.
MLB.com: Has the shopping process been more enjoyable as you think about how your son will react?
Medlen: He's in a mode that no matter what you get him, he just ends up playing with the box anyways. But that's what I love about the holidays -- giving gifts to people. I go out of my way getting gifts for my parents, my brothers and their family members, too. I want to make sure to get them something special, something they normally couldn't get. I really like getting them something nice. I think seeing people smile about the gifts we give adds to the whole thing.
MLB.com: Will you serve as the chef while hosting your family?
Medlen: I just got a new grill with a rotisserie. So I think I'm going to throw a wonderful piece of meat on the grill and let it slow cook. It will probably be a pork butt or something like that, something that will end up falling apart and be delicious. We were thinking about digging a hole and doing a pig underground, like Cuban-style. But the HOA in the neighborhood probably wouldn't think that would be a good idea.
MLB.com: Do you have a favorite Christmas memory from your childhood?
Medlen: I was always outside. Living in California, it was still pretty comfortable. When I opened whatever gifts I had, which was usually sports equipment, me and my brothers would go outside and play with the basketball, baseball, bike or whatever. Almost every Christmas was like that.
MLB.com: Was there a certain baseball item you remember most?
Medlen: My life always revolved around baseball. So I always had gloves, balls and bats hanging around. We didn't have a ton of money. So I didn't get a new glove every year or anything like that. We had some pretty beat-up gloves. But those are the best ones, the ones that are soft and feel like a part of your hand.
MLB.com: Do you have a favorite Christmas tradition?
Medlen: One of our big family traditions was to get a bottle of peppermint Schnapps and everybody who was at the party, usually 30-40 people, would gather in one room, say something they were thankful for and pass the bottle around for a sip. Obviously the kids didn't get a sip. But it gave the family a chance to reflect on the year.
MLB.com: Do you have a favorite Christmas-themed movie?
Medlen: "A Christmas Story" is easily my favorite Christmas movie, along with the "Muppet Christmas Carol."
MLB.com: How about a favorite Christmas song?
Medlen: The past few years I just throw on Pandora Christmas music. It's anything from Frank Sinatra to Michael Buble. I don't really download any songs. I just put it on the Pandora, throw on the Beats by Dre speakers and let it rock.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com.


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In terms of independent travel, there are some fabulous hostels in Paris, perfect for the intrepid traveller looking for a friendly, comfortable and sociable place to stay. From any of the hostels in Paris, this great city opens its doors and offers you the chance to explore one of the most beautiful and iconic of all the European capitals.
Many travellers wanting to discover the true heart of the city actually prefer to do it on foot. This gives them the opportunity to take their time, stop for photographs, wander down little side streets and venture into places they may not otherwise have discovered. Here are three great walks to embark on if you want to avoid local transport, stretch your legs and soak up some real Parisian atmosphere.
The Flower Market Walk
This stunning flower market, named the "Marche au Fleurs Reine Elizabeth II", is located in the Ile de la Cite, near the famous Pont Neuf. Bursting at the seams with beautiful flowers and plants, the place buzzes with locals looking for colourful ways to fill their window boxes and add a touch of individuality to their apartments. Here you can find all kinds of exotic flowers as well as many much more ordinary, but no less beautiful potted plants. This is a wonderful area to wander around before stopping for coffee in one of the many bustling cafes nearby.
The River Seine
Strolling along the river is a definite must for those who love to walk. There is something quite magical about this riverbank walk, and between the beauty of the river and the vibrant pavement cafe culture, you can easily spend an hour or two wandering, unwinding and relaxing.
Depending on which of the hostels in Paris you are staying in, you could start from Notre Dame and make your way along the banks either upstream to the Ile Saint Louis or down river towards the Pont des Arts bridge. All the way, the banks are lined with second hand bookstalls, which sell authentic old books as well as modern copies of famous texts. These eclectic little stalls are fun to rummage around, and you never know what you might stumble across!
The Latin Quarter
For a little colour and a lot of atmosphere, head to The Latin Quarter. You can lose yourself in the plethora of lively shops and boutiques, which include tourist orientated souvenir shops, antiquarian bookshops, specialist boutiques, art galleries and craft shops.
The tiny streets are perfect for wandering, and the numerous cafes and bars that entice you in for a morning coffee or an afternoon pastry are difficult to resist.
There are many more places to explore on foot in this city, and the staff in any of the hostels in Paris will be more than happy to make suggestions and recommend other off the beaten track places to visit.


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Nestlé Chief Executive Officer Paul Bulcke will attend talks on climate change between some of the world's leading consumer goods companies and the United States government today, with the aim of furthering their combined efforts to end deforestation.
The meeting, taking place at the White House in Washington DC, includes leaders from other companies including Unilever, Wal-Mart, Cargill and SC Johnson, as well as those from NGOs including the World Wildlife Fund and Conservation International.
It builds on the Tropical Forest Alliance 2020 - a private-public partnership between the Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) and the governments of the US, United Kingdom, Norway and the Netherlands, to support an international effort to reduce deforestation by promoting sustainable supply chains.
Mr Bulcke will attend as Nestlé CEO and in his capacity as manufacturer co-chair of the CGF. He will be joined by fellow CGF retailer co-chair Dick Boer, CEO of Royal Ahold.
The debate will be centered on partnering with the private sector on the US President's Climate Action Plan and the CGF resolutions on deforestation and refrigeration.
The talks, due to start at 10:00 EST, will see the CGF update the government on progress it has made towards meeting its commitment on zero deforestation by 2020, as well as phasing out the use of hydrofluorocarbon gases as refrigerants by 2015.
The CGF is a global industry network that brings together leaders and senior management from more than 400 retailers, manufacturers, service providers and other stakeholders across 70 countries.
In 2010, at the United Nations Climate Change conference in Cancun, the CGF pledged to mobilise its collective resources to help achieve zero net deforestation and to phase out the use of refrigerant gases with high global warming potential.
Nestlé made a commitment on no-deforestation in 2010, which states that its products will not be associated with deforestation.
The commitment covers all the raw materials used to make both the company's products and packaging.
Nestlé has set itself the additional target of achieving 100% certified sustainable palm oil by the end of 2013, two years ahead of its initial public pledge.
Related information:
Nestlé commitment on deforestation and forest stewardship
Nestlé and deforestation
Consumer Goods Forum sustainability pillar
Consumer Goods Forum
Read more stories about Nestlé's commitment to sustainability
New Nestlé freezers to help tackle climate change
Insight: mapping our way to zero deforestation
Nestlé pledges to achieve zero waste in Europe by 2020
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The FL Studio Bible has been updated
Grab a copy from LuLu
This is an updated guide to the hidden features in FL Studio, based on the electronic help documentation. Additionally the FL Studio Bible includes a 24 page glossary and commentary by the manuals author.
Why not check out the preview below the cover art at LuLu (please be patient it can take a while to load).
Published: March 5, 2012
Language: English
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Bento® is the leading personal database. Now you can organize contacts, track projects, plan events and manage lists – the fast and easy way! Use it standalone or synchronize with Bento for iPhone or NEW Bento 4 for iPad, sold separately.
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"We deal with every aspect of the business and that keeps us busy. I saw Bento and knew right away that we should try it out." Andrew Titus, Lawyer
- Organize contacts and clients
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- Manage lists of to-do items
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Bento is the leading personal database because it's easy to use, easy to customize, and very affordable.
- Comes with 35 pre-designed, ready to use templates for organizing virtually any type of information you have, including contacts, customers, projects, events, products for sale, equipment, inventory, digital media, expenses, website logins, membership lists, notes, expenses, to-do lists, and more.
- Displays your information in beautiful forms that can be customized to meet your unique needs.
- Provides quick sorting, advanced searching, and password protection.
- Prints mailing labels, name badges and inventory stickers with a few clicks.
- Allows sharing across a network, just like iTunes or iPhoto, for up to 5 Bento users.
- Gives you instant access to details when you're away from your Mac when you use it with NEW Bento 4 for iPad or Bento for iPhone, both sold separately.
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What's New
IMPORTANT: The minimum System Requirement for Bento 4.1 (Mac) is OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.6).
What's New:
• Provides bug fixes and updates related to Mountain Lion and Retina displays.
• Migrates data stored in the Bento iPhoto library to a new Bento Photos library and disconnects from iPhoto. You will still be able to add images from iPhoto to Bento media fields.


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This week's Saturday Night Genealogy Fun created by Randy Seaver is:
1) List your matrilineal line - your mother, her mother, etc. back to the first identifiable mother. Note: this line is how your mitochondrial DNA was passed to you!
2) Tell us if you have had your mitochondrial DNA tested, and if so, which Haplogroup you are in.
3) Post your responses on your own blog post, in Comments to this blog post, or in a Note or status line on Facebook.
Here is my maternal line:
1 - Me
2 - My Mom
3 - My Grandma
4. Alice Susan HILLIS (1 Apr 1896 - 31 Jul 1979). Married Dewey Francis BASCOM.
5. Mary Susan WASHBURN (28 Sep 1866 - 19 Apr 1919). Married George E HILLIS.
6. Lovina MATTHEWS (14 Mar 1840 - 19 Dec 1883). Married Francis Marion WASHBURN.
7. Susan ROATH (23 Jun 1818 - 23 Jun 1874). Married Thomas Russell MATTHEWS.
I don't know anything about Susan's parents, so my line stops there.
I have not done a DNA test to find my mitochondrial haplogroup. (But I do have a DNA test sitting on my kitchen counter waiting to be used!)
Thanks Randy for another great SNFG!


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The law firm of Taft increases its support of Legal Aid: 2012 Legal Aid Board President is a partner at the firm
Taft Law attorneys have long been supporters of Legal Aid, both as pro bono attorneys and financial donors. In 2011, Taft formalized this longtime support by becoming part of Legal Aid's "Partners in Justice" program – an effort to increase engagement among attorneys at the largest law firms in Cleveland. Brian Ambrosia, a Taft attorney and Legal Aid volunteer, reports that about eighty percent of all Taft attorneys in the firm's Cleveland office participated in the program last year, donating more than $15,000 to Legal Aid. "I was pleased with the willingness of our attorneys and staff to participate in the "˜Partners in Justice' program and in doing so support a great organization that is dedicated to pursuing a wonderful cause," Brian says.
Attorneys at Taft have also supported and participated in Legal Aid's Volunteer Lawyers Program. One example – Adrian Thompson, a partner at Taft, helped organize a Legal Aid clinic at a Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) location. Sixteen attorneys from Taft volunteered at East Tech. Mr. Thompson worked with Louise Dempsey, a member of the CMSD Board, to prepare the event and help his firm give back to the community. Mr. Thompson says the event achieved such success because of the team approach and excellent preparation of all involved.
This was not Mr. Thompson's first encounter with Legal Aid. In fact, he has a significant history of support and service. In 1986, Mr. Thompson began his career as a Legal Aid staff attorney just after graduation from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. Now a partner at Taft, Mr. Thompson serves on Legal Aid's Board of Directors. And in late 2011 – exactly 25 years after his job interview at Legal Aid – Mr. Thompson was elected President of the Legal Aid Board of Directors for 2012. Mr. Thompson knows intimately the need for Legal Aid and similar programs which provide support to low-income families. In his hometown of Willard, Ohio, he was in the first class of 4-year-olds in the country to participate in Head Start back in the 1965. He attended Bowling Green State University on a scholarship before going on to law school.
As Board President, Mr. Thompson wants to inform the community about Legal Aid's services, history and purpose. "The need is there," Adrian says as he points out some sobering statistics. "The poverty rate in Cleveland is a staggering 34%, for example. Nearly 400,000 low-income people live in poverty and qualify for Legal Aid services in Northeast Ohio." He also plans to keep a watchful eye on federal funding, look for new sources of funding, and help engage the community for assistance. The support of Taft "is a great start," says Adrian. His thoughts are echoed by Stephen O'Bryan, managing partner of Taft's Cleveland office – "as a legal community, we have an obligation to make certain everyone has access to justice. Adrian is a great leader for this effort."


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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Raspberry and Coconut Crumble Recipe
This recipe was originally posted in August 2008. Fully revised and updated in July 2013.
If you are looking for recipes using those lovely raspberries in your backyard or farmers market, then may I suggest this raspberry and coconut crumble. It's easy to put together and it's a great alternative to more cake-like concoctions.
I've served it both with vanilla ice cream and thick yogurt/sour cream, and currently prefer the latter, as it's not as sweet then - just fruity and summery :)
Raspberry and Coconut Crumble
Adapted from Swedish Allt of Mat magazine (12/2008)
Serves 6
400 g fresh or frozen raspberries
2 Tbsp sugar
1 tsp potato starch/potato flour or cornflour
Crumble topping:
150 g butter
180 g coconut flakes (unsweetened, I used MEIRA)
85 g (100 ml (less than half a cup) caster sugar
60 g (less than half a cup) plain/all-purpose flour
To serve:
whipped cream (season with vanilla, if you like)
Gently mix raspberries with sugar and potato flour and scatter on a buttered pie dish.
Melt the butter. Combine coconut flakes, sugar and flour in a medium-sized bowl, pour over the melted butter and stir until combined. Crumble the mixture on top of raspberries.
Bake in the middle of a pre-heated 180 C/350 F oven for 15-20 minutes, until the coconut crumble is light golden brown.
Serve warm or cold with some whipped cream, vanilla ice cream or Saare Smetana.
More raspberry recipes @ Nami-Nami:
Raspberry cheesecake brownie
Raspberry and vanilla friands with raw cacao nibs
Kefir jelly with raspberry jam
Chocolate brownie with raspberries
Raspberry and mascarpone fluff
Raspberry focaccia
Chocolate and raspberry muffins
Bakewell pudding
Recipes combining raspberries and coconut @ other foodblogs:
Raspberry and coconut macarons @ Smitten Kitchen
Vegan Coconut Raspberry Ice Cream @ Two Peas and Their Pod
Raspberry tart with coconut crust @ Lottie and Doof
10 comments:
- karolcia said...
Looks wonderful!!! Raspberries and coconut is such a delicious combination of flavors.
- 6:52 pm, August 14, 2008
- Patricia Scarpin said...
Pille, what a delicious dessert! It looks beautiful on the plate, too.
- 8:15 pm, August 15, 2008
- Lina said...
ohhh that looks so yummY! I want some now please~
- 2:43 am, August 16, 2008
- Sophie said...
Love the sound of raspberries and coconut together (raspberries are my favourite summer fruit).
The crumble part sounds quicker to put together than most crumble recipes - I'm tempted to give this one a go!
- 4:39 pm, August 16, 2008
Yum! and Yum to the recipe below!
- 1:54 pm, August 17, 2008
- decorated cookies said...
this looks DIVINE! love raspberries - and perfect for a scoop of gelato.
- 12:10 am, August 18, 2008
- Jeanne said...
Now there's a thought - raspberries and coconut! Looks fabulous and that's a gorgeous plate too :)
- 7:13 pm, August 22, 2008
- yel b said...
I always love desserts with raspberry flavor and looking at this, I would definitely give it a must-try recommendation. It looks so yummy!!!
Three thumbs up!!!!!
- 6:46 am, July 17, 2013
- Dining Guide said...
That looks simply delicious desert.Nice combination of the Raspberries and coconut.
- 11:25 am, July 19, 2013
- Jeff @ Cheeseburger said...
I for one am going to try this first with vanilla ice cream.
- 4:05 pm, August 02, 2013


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On Tuesday, Rory had a neuro exam recheck. It's been almost 7 months since his decompression surgery for Syringomyelia. He's been doing reallly well, but I was still worried about how his recheck would go.
It went great!!! Before the surgery, he had started showing neurological deficits in his back legs which we could test by putting his paw upside down (top on the ground) and waiting for him to sense the incorrect positionn and flip it. He had delayed reaction in his back legs before the surgery. On Tuesday, he only had "equivocal" (meaning, the neurologist couldn't even get the same repeatable reaction every time) delay on his back right leg!!! meaning -- he is either no worse, or better than he was before!! I am just sooooo happy. He is ALMOST neurologically normal!!
Of course, there's still the chance of relapse, but I am just so happy that he is doing so well right now. He is on gabapentin (neurontin) and furosemide (lasix), both of which really really help. A couplee neurologist said they tend to see the dogs rellapse around 6 -8 months, so I'm still on guard for the next few months, especially. But I am very very glad that I went through with the surgery and that I did it early on right when I first noticed the neurological deficits, and before he got too bad.
Also - this same neurologist heard a "maybe 1/6 murmur" before the surgery and tuesday he couldn't hear anything! Yippee!!
Thanks again to everyone here who has been there for me during thsi whole thing. There were a few months that were really really tough and I couldn't have done it without the support and prayers of everyone here. So, thank you all. It means soooo much.


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Erica Haskell, Ph.D.
Ph.D., Brown University
M.A. Brown University
B.A., Mills College
About Erica
Ethnomusicologist Erica Haskell joins the University of New Haven from Bosnia where she has been doing research on the politics of music in post-war Sarajevo. This semester she will be teaching Introduction to Music as well as Introduction to World Music. In the Spring she is offering an honors seminar on the Politics of Music. Topics addressed in the seminar will include music and revolution, music and nationalism, music and conflict, campaign music, music as a weapon, resistance to the censorship of music and the globalization of music. Students will listen to music and investigate case studies from South Africa, The United States, Bosnia, Tanzania and Afghanistan among others. Haskell's research areas include the music of South Eastern Europe, the politics of music, applied ethnomusicology, post-war cultural redevelopment, refugee music as well as cultural policy in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Teaching Experience
University of Graz, Institute for Ethnomusicology, Graz, Austria
Tougaloo College, Jackson, M.S.
Wheaton College, Norton, MA
Brown University, Providence, RI
Chapter: "The role of applied ethnomusicology in post-conflict and post-catastrophe communities," Applied Ethnomusicology Handbook. Forthcoming Spring 2013. Edited by Jeff Todd Titon and Svanibor Pettan. Oxford University Press.
Article: "Managing Musical Diversity within Frameworks of Western Development Aid: Views from Ukraine, Georgia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina," co-authored with Adriana Helbig and Nino Tsitsishvili in Yearbook for Traditional Music 40 (2008).
Editor: Shared Musics and Minority Identities – International Council for Traditional Music - Music and Minorities 2004 Volume, published by the Institute for Ethnology and Folklore Research, with Naila Ceribasic (August 2006). Reviewed by Carol Silverman in Ethnomusicology, Vol. 52.
Article: "Aiding Harmony? International Humanitarian Aid and the Role of Applied Ethnomusicologists" in Shared Musics and Minority Identities – International Council for Traditional Music - Music and Minorities 2004 Volume, published by the Institute for Ethnology and Folklore Research, with Naila Ceribasic.
Article: "International Humanitarian Aid and the Role of Applied Ethnomusicologists" - Shared Musics and Minority Identities,published by the Institute for Ethnology and Folklore Research, (August 2006).
Album Review: Smithsonian Folkways Recordings "Bells and Winter Festivals of Greek Macedonia, Featuring the Romani Instrumentalists of Jumaya." The World of Music (46(3) - 2004).
Album Review: CCn'C Recordings "Irén Lovász and Teagrass, Wide is the Danube."The World of Music (46(3) - 2004).
Dr. Frances Price Harnish '25 Fellowship - Brown University
Advanced Research Fellowship - American Councils Central Europe Research Scholar Program
American Council of Learned Societies Award for East European Language Training
Public Folklore Travel Award
Summer Graduate Research Funding - Brown University
Brown University Graduate Fellowships - Brown University
Maurthea Friedburger Cup of Mills College