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Valencia Elementary School in Laguna Hills hosted their fourth annual variety show on Feb. 7th at Coast Hills Theater.
Over one hundred students and teachers participated in 25 different acts, including singing, dancing, comedy, skits and piano and guitar performances. The show was directed by Erin Harris and Mishele Weidenhammer, beginning with auditions in November.
The kids chosen to perform worked extremely hard in rehearsals to fine tune their acts. The teachers closed the show with a hilarious 70s style disco dance, led by Principal Jeremy Stonebarger.
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Abdominal pain
Abdominal pain is pain that you feel anywhere between your chest and groin. This is often referred to as the stomach region or belly.
Alternative Names
Stomach pain; Pain - abdomen; Belly ache; Abdominal cramps; Bellyache; Stomachache
Almost everyone has pain in the abdomen at some point. Most of the time, it is not serious.
How bad your pain is does not always reflect the seriousness of the condition causing the pain.
For example, you might have very bad abdominal pain if you have gas or stomach cramps due to viral gastroenteritis.
However, life-threatening conditions, such as colon cancer or early appendicitis, may only cause mild pain or no pain.
Other ways to describe pain in your abdomen include:
- Generalized pain: This means that you feel it in more than half of your belly. This type of pain is more typical for a stomach virus, indigestion, or gas. If the pain becomes more severe, it may be caused by a blockage of the intestines.
- Localized pain: This is pain found in only one area of your belly. It is more likely to be a sign of a problem in an organ, such as the appendix, gallbladder, or stomach.
- Cramp-like pain: This type of pain is not serious most of the time. It is likely to be due to gas and bloating, and is often followed by diarrhea. More worrisome signs include pain that occurs more often, lasts than 24 hours, or occurs with a fever.
- Colicky pain: This type of pain comes in waves. It very often starts and ends suddenly, and is often severe. Kidney stones and gallstones are common causes of this type of belly pain.
Many different conditions can cause abdominal pain. The key is to know when you need to get medical care right away. Sometimes you may only need to call a health care provider if your symptoms continue.
Less serious causes of abdominal pain include:
- Constipation
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Food allergies or intolerance (such as lactose intolerance)
- Food poisoning
- Stomach flu
Other possible causes include:
- Appendicitis
- Abdominal aortic aneurysm (bulging and weakening of the major artery in the body)
- Bowel blockage or obstruction
- Cancer of the stomach, colon (large bowel), and other organs
- Cholecystitis (inflammation of the gallbladder) with or without gallstones
- Decreased blood supply to the intestines (ischemic bowel)
- Diverticulitis (inflammation and infection of the colon)
- Heartburn, indigestion, or gastroesophageal reflux (GERD)
- Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn disease or ulcerative colitis)
- Kidney stones
- Pancreatitis (swelling or infection of the pancreas)
- Ulcers
Sometimes, abdominal pain may occur due to a problem somewhere else in your body, such as your chest or pelvic area. For example, you may have abdominal pain if you have:
- Severe menstrual cramps
- Endometriosis
- Muscle strain
- Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
- Tubal (ectopic) pregnancy
- Urinary tract infections
Home Care
You can try the following home care steps to ease mild abdominal pain:
- Sip water or other clear fluids. You may have sports drinks in small amounts. People with diabetes must check their blood sugar often and adjust their medicines as needed.
- Avoid solid food for the first few hours.
- If you have been vomiting, wait 6 hours, and then eat small amounts of mild foods such as rice, applesauce, or crackers. Avoid dairy products.
- If the pain is high up in your abdomen and occurs after meals, antacids may help, especially if you feel heartburn or indigestion. Avoid citrus, high-fat foods, fried or greasy foods, tomato products, caffeine, alcohol, and carbonated beverages.
- Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen or other anti-inflammatory medications, and narcotic pain pills unless your health care provider prescribes them. If you know that your pain is not related to your liver, you can try acetaminophen (Tylenol).
These additional steps may help prevent some types of abdominal pain:
- Drink plenty of water each day.
- Eat small meals more frequently.
- Exercise regularly.
- Limit foods that produce gas.
- Make sure that your meals are well-balanced and high in fiber. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Get medical help right away or call your local emergency number (such as 911) if you:
- Are currently being treated for cancer
- Are unable to pass stool, especially if you are also vomiting
- Are vomiting blood or have blood in your stool (especially if bright red, maroon or dark, tarry black)
- Have chest, neck, or shoulder pain
- Have sudden, sharp abdominal pain
- Have pain in, or between, your shoulder blades with nausea
- Have tenderness in your belly, or your belly is rigid and hard to the touch
- Are pregnant or could be pregnant
- Had a recent injury to your abdomen
- Have difficulty breathing
Call your provider if you have:
- Abdominal discomfort that lasts 1 week or longer
- Abdominal pain that does not improve in 24 to 48 hours, or becomes more severe and frequent and occurs with nausea and vomiting
- Bloating that persists for more than 2 days
- Burning sensation when you urinate or frequent urination
- Diarrhea for more than 5 days
- Fever, over 100°F (37.7°C) for adults or 100.4°F (38°C) for children, with pain
- Prolonged poor appetite
- Prolonged vaginal bleeding
- Unexplained weight loss
What to Expect at Your Office Visit
Your provider will perform a physical exam and ask about your symptoms and medical history. Your specific symptoms, the location of pain and when it occurs will help your health care provider diagnosis the cause.
- Where do you feel the pain?
- Is it all over or in one spot?
- Does the pain move into your back, groin, or down your legs?
- Is the pain severe, sharp, or cramping?
- Do you have it all the time, or does it come and go?
- Does the pain wake you up at night?
- Have you had similar pain in the past? How long has each episode lasted?
- When does the pain occur? For example, after meals or during menstruation?
- What makes the pain worse? For example, eating, stress, or lying down?
- What makes the pain better? For example, drinking milk, having a bowel movement, or taking an antacid?
- What medications are you taking?
- Have you had a recent injury?
- Are you pregnant?
- What other symptoms do you have?
Tests that may be done include:
- Barium enema
- Blood, urine, and stool tests
- CT scan
- Colonoscopy or sigmoidoscopy (tube through the rectum into the colon)
- EKG (electrocardiogram) or heart tracing
- Ultrasound of the abdomen
- Upper endoscopy (tube through the mouth into the esophagus, stomach and upper small intestine)
- Upper GI (gastrointestinal) and small bowel series
- X-rays of the abdomen
Budhram GR, Bengiamin RN. Abdominal pain. In: Marx JA, Hockberger RS, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 8th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2014:chap 27.
MacGilchrist A, Iredale J, Parks R. The gastrointestinal system. In: Douglas G, Robertson C, eds. Macleod's Clinical Examination. 13th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2013:chap 8.
McQuaid KR. Approach to the patient with gastrointestinal disease. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman-Cecil Medicine. 25th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2016:chap 132.
Millham FH. Acute abdominal pain. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 10th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2016:chap 11.
Squires RA, Postier RG. Acute abdomen. In: Townsend CM Jr, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 47.
Swartz MH. The abdomen. In: Swartz MH, ed. Textbook of Physical Diagnosis. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2014:chap 14.
Review Date:1/28/2016
Reviewed By:Subodh K. Lal, MD, gastroenterologist at Gastrointestinal Specialists of Georgia, Austell, GA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Review upheaval: Two freelancers quit over new column
The Fluvanna Review's introduction of a new columnist last month spurred one negative letter. Reaction from Review writers, however, was more heated; two of them have quit as a result of the new "Glimpses from Inside" column.
The author is Elizabeth Haysom, better known for her role in killing her parents than for her writing skills– although her love letters to former UVA student and her boyfriend, Jens Soering, helped secure both their convictions.
Soering claims he took the fall for the 1985 stabbing deaths of Derek and Nancy Haysom to protect Elizabeth Haysom, and he's serving a life sentence. Haysom, who pleaded guilty as an accessory, is serving her 90-year-sentence at the Fluvanna Women's Correctional Center in Troy.
Her first column, entitled "The Shakedown," offers a look at the Fluvanna women's prison from the perspective of inmates, says Review publisher Eric Allen. "We hope it brings awareness, promotes volunteerism at the prison, and deters crime," he adds.
Columnist Bill Anderson didn't quite see it that way.
"I just think it's terribly inappropriate," says Anderson, "to be carrying firsthand writing by someone who had her parents murdered."
Anderson did not want his "We the People" column appearing opposite Haysom's. "I did not want people to consider that I'm a peer of a murderer," he says.
Walter Rupar has written for the Review since 1994; he pens a column about veterans called "Those Who Serve." He, too, quit over Haysom.
"I think it's self-evident," says Rupar. "She's a convicted murderer."
At a staff meeting, Anderson says, "There wasn't a soul who agreed with Eric Allen, and he wouldn't budge."
"We're not glorifying her life," says Allen. "Her life is pretty dismal. I think it will deter crime, or at least reinforce negative perceptions about prison life."
Haysom was not paid for her column, and Allen says, "When you read it, you'll probably wonder what all the fuss is about."
In contrast to her post-murder continent-hopping life on the lam, which became the subject of two books and a documentary on CourtTV, Haysom's column describes the biggest action in her life today: when correctional officers "carefully root" through everything an inmate owns. It's called a shakedown "one of the most stressful things in a prisoner's life."
Magazines, paperclips, books, letters, and even bars of soap can all be contraband if the quantity exceeds Department of Corrections policy. Haysom writes that she always has too many book and papers, "because in order to function properly, I must have lots of books and papers."
Not all the feedback from the column has been negative.
Patti Leigh Huffman, the warden at Fluvanna Women's Correctional Center, thinks Haysom's columns are well written and offer "a different perspective."
Inmates like Haysom do not need permission to send out articles, Huffman clarifies. "They don't have to do that ever, bless her heart," she says. "It was just, 'Hey warden, here's what I'm doing.'"
As for the reaction of Fluvanna Review freelancers, Huffman says, "I'm floored."
Haysom, 38, has been denied parole twice. Convicted in 1990 [WRONG DATE– SEE BELOW] back when Virginia still had parole, Haysom is eligible for release in 2032. The former Echols scholar is listed on a website, Women Doing Time, and her bio there says she plans to live in Canada upon her release.
"My dreams are to live a creative and generous life as a Christian, to return to college and obtain a degree in scientific and technical illustration, and then to develop a successful freelance business, to build a unique home with an awesome garden and to travel adventurously," she writes.
Her former beau, German national Jens Soering, is serving his two life sentences at Brunswick Correctional Center in Lawrenceville for the stabbing murders of Derek and Nancy Haysom. Unlike Haysom, who pleaded guilty to her role, Soering has maintained his innocence, blamed his ex-girlfriend, and filed numerous appeals.
His latest petition claimed that the Bedford County judge who heard his case, William Sweeney, should have recused himself because of an alleged friendship with a brother of victim Nancy Haysom. That petition was dismissed in March. Soering is up for parole later this year.
Bill Anderson and Walter Rupar have not severed all ties with Fluvanna Review publisher Allen. Rupar is the editor of More Monthly, which Allen owns, and Anderson is a More contributor.
Warden Huffman does not think the Review's decision to publish Haysom glorifies a murderer. "Whether people want to read her or choose not to, that's a choice we all make," she suggests.


text: Halftime show London rapper M.I.A. flips her middle finger to the world. Now on the surface, this just looks like another celebrity publicity stunt, but if you dig deeper, you'll see that in the grand scheme of things, THIS IS ALL A PLOT BY THE NFL AND THE MEDIA TO GET THE WORLD TO HATE...you guessed it...MIA! More specifically the Dolphins. I report, you decide. Btw, thought the halftime show was trash.


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The History of Film infographic poster
New infographic poster by Larry Gormley from HistoryShots. The History of Film plots out the most important films of the last 100 years into a beautiful, flowing timeline that visually separates the films by 20 different genres.
This graphic chronicles the history of feature films from the origins in the 1910s until the present day. More than 2000 of the most important feature-length films are mapped into 20 genres spanning 100 years. Films selected to be included have: won important awards such as the best picture Academy Award; achieved critical acclaim according to recognized film critics; are considered to be key genre films by experts; and/or attained box office success.
You can buy the 43" x 23" inch poster for $34.00 and definitely check out the zooming viewer to see the poster up close at Historyshots.com.
Great job Larry!


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Fashion Maketh Woman? The Verdict
After getting all excited about the TEDWomen lectures in the US later this year, I reminded myself that I should really fill you all in on a fabulous debate I attended last month right here in London town!
Intelligence Squared is a global forum that believes in 'knowledge through debate' and hosts fantastic evenings of contest and conversation. I attended their Fashion Maketh Woman debate at Westminster's Methodist Hall, full of excitement and nerves (had I worn the right thing?) and not knowing what to expect.
The title was a bit baffling, and I was baffled further still when I was accosted by a woman with a clip board as I entered. "Are you FOR or AGAINST the motion?" she asked, to which I felt a bit too stupid to be in attendance as I muttered "Err, I don't think I understand the motion." Of course (ahem) it was all just a question of semantics; "Do you think fashion makes women what they are?" the helpful woman spelt it out for me, "God no!" I answered and hurried inside to find out I was in the minority; the pre-vote showed 335 For the motion, 318 against and 256 'Don't Knows'.
Paula Reed, looking exquisite in pre-collection AW10 Oscar de la Renta, was the first to take to the stage. Arguing in defense of fashion (well, she is Grazia's style director after all!) she put it to the audience that "Fashion is the clearest expression of all the most fundamental things in life" and that it is "A delicious relief in a dirty world." Speaking of her humble background and wide-eyed delight for all things fashion, Reed came off as very like-able and relate-able - quite different to how she has appeared at times when judging on Project Catwalk!
Describing those who focus on the negative elements of fashion as "Purse-lipped puritans" she went on to say "They set themselves up as high-minded – and often as feminists – but there's a hint of misogyny in there, I think."
Still, Reed did accept that fashion isn't always without fault; "For the rise of 'porno-chic' fashion, fashion editors have come under fire" she said. Also, on the topic of fashion's relationship with eating disorders, Reed talked about how she had sat on the board of a recent model health enquiry and that all she was sure of was "how many different opinions" there were on the matter and that thin models will soon be going "the way of the padded shoulder". I admired her bravery for addressing these areas of concern, but it still felt like Reed missed the point somewhat by pointing to the rise in obesity as proof that fashion imagery doesn't affect how people see themselves.
Ultimately, Reed reminded us that fashion can be a joy and, whether we choose to partake in trends or not, we are always making our own satorial statements. "Looking around this room," Reed said, gleefully, "I see lots and lots of Grazia fashion pages from over the past 6 months… you're looking good, by the way."
Up next was Stephen Bayley and, although he was arguing against the fashion industry, I just knew I wouldn't enjoy his speech quite so much.
This is because Bayley is the author of Woman As Design, a book that angered feminists (including Germaine Greer) upon its release last year due to its portrayal of idealised and objectified women. Now, I may have been tempted to pick up the book (if it didn't cost a whopping £50!) because maybe, just maybe, it might offer an interesting glance at how women's bodies have influenced design and how beauty standards have transformed over time. I lost any inclination to do just that, however, upon reading Bayley's Guardian rebuttal Why My Book Is Not Sexist in which he seriously described Radio 4's Woman's Hour as 'a sexist ghetto' and asked why there was no Man's Hour. Pssch.
As an intelligent and eloquent speaker, Bayley came out with some cracking quotes (most of which have been included in the 'best bits' IQ2 video). He expressed his bemusement at an industry that demands innovation without need and asks people to imitate it without reason. This "cycle of utter folly" also adds to the confused gaze in which we view women's bodies, Bayley asserted; "Some moments parts of the woman's body are sterilised and at other times eroticised."
Still, any great points Bayley made became tainted upon his argument that, whilst the fashion industry says "Buy this and you will look more attractive", most women would actually look more attractive if they "got a tan, trained for a marathon and lost 30 pounds." Sorry, Bayley, but you lost my vote right there.
Finance executive turned fashion designer Britt Lintner was keen to tell us how her clothing range for career-minded women has aided them in their professional lives; "We wanted women to celebrate their differences and their individuality," Lintner said, "Whether a size 6 or a size 16, we're all about real women."
She went on to tell the audience, through the aid of Power-Point and a rather fun collection of old photos, how she had used clothing to help her compete as her career evolved. "The psychological impact is undeniable," Lintner said, stating that clothes give you "the confidence to strive for whatever you want."
Good points aside, Lintner did herself no favours by pulling out a quote from Margaret Thatcher to back up her points. Good though the quote was, you could almost hear the clenching of teeth in the auditorium as Lintner described Thatcher as "the greatest working woman in the whole world."
As I had expected, Turner Prize winning artist Grayson Perry was a fantastic speaker. Passionate to the point of anger, Perry brought up many good points about the waste and exploitation ingrained in parts of the fashion industry. "Fashion maketh woman?" Perry all but spat, "I don't agree with that… Fashion maketh money, fashion maketh waste, fashion maketh carbon, fashion maketh lazy!"
Talking about trends, Perry stated that "The world's biggest industry is set up to make you dissatisfied with what you've just bought" and he wondered whether trend-followers ever actually considered what suited them. He also speculated whether "If this machine of power didn't exist, would people be more creative?"
Wearing a dress designed for him by a CSM fashion student, Perry lamented the speed at which fashion runs; "It hoovers up ideas and then spits them out half chewed." He also touched on the throw-backs to colonialism that fashion seems to parade around every so often like an embarrassing souvenir; "This year we're doing Tibetan…but what if you're actually Tibetan?"
Lastly, Perry likened the Hot or Not pages of fashion glossies as "The judgement of the playground" and went as far as saying that the fashion industry as a whole is the industrialisation of playground cool; "And cool," Perry chided us, "is the new straight."
Madeline Levy, editor-in-Chief of fashion and arts magazine Bon International, was last to speak about the merits of fashion. Throughout the debate speakers on both sides of the fence had agreed that, whilst fashion can come under fire, style is all-well-and-good. Levy, however, put it to the audience that style doesn't push boundaries or move aesthetic levels in the same way that fashion does. Fashion, Levy said, is an "art form which concerns us all" and it can even allow us to dress up and above the positions we were born into.
After Perry's attack on the fashion industry, Levy came back with the statement that "The pharmaceutical industry is pretty corrupt but that doesn't make medicine bad." She also agreed with Paula Reed, saying that those who hold disdain for fashion may also hold disdain for women; "When men are passionate about something it's a hobby. When women are passionate about fashion, they're vain."
I had been really looking forward to hearing Susie Orbach, author of Fat Is A Feminist Issue, speak against fashion – but her melancholy, emotionally centred speech didn't really sit well after the passionate demonstrations, peppered with facts, that had gone before.
"You're ten years old," Orbach started, "your breasts are little buds. You check out your pose in the mirror, just as you've seen Mum do. You've seen her sigh in the mirror when she doesn't quite fit. Still, she's your yummy mummy."
Orbach's imagining was based in the realities she had collected for her latest book, Bodies, and yet the approach felt rather ill-at-ease in a debate setting. I much preferred her speech which followed on from the personal intro, as it felt more effective. "Ask a woman what she'd like to change about her body and she will have a list," Orbach stated, "Ask her what she likes and she will struggle."
After all speakers were heard and we were called to vote again, there was still confusion as to what we were actually voting for. If we are FOR or AGAINST fashion, are we talking 'Fashion' as an industry (and all that entails) or are we talking clothing, style…fashion as art?
I know that I would like to see the fashion industry grow in more ethically and environmentally friendly ways; it needs scrutinising and it needs to take responsibility. I also know that I welcome it as a creative and empowering force on an individual level. But 'Fashion Maketh Woman'? I don't think so. It's not that gendered – everyone is affected by fashion and trends! Plus, women aren't one dimensional – it takes more than fashion to make a woman!
A new final vote was taken with the results of 293 For the motion, 468 Against the motion and a nervous 44 'Don't Knows'… how nice to no longer be in the minority! Still, if it had come down to voting only on the basis of speakers, I would have voted for the fashion clan! They came off as much more positive, open to change and eager to confront fashion's problems, whilst all the while being non-judgemental and fun!
Watch IQ2's Best Bits from the debate here and find out more about their Autumn season of debates here.
More to read:
MsAfropolitan's thoughts on Fashion Maketh Woman
Mutton's Guide To Fashion's take on the debate
Bust Magazine reviews the Fashion As Empowerment exhibition at the MetBy: Sarah Barnes, 24.07.2010 | Comments (0)
Tagged: Britt Lintner, Debate, Fashion, Fashion Maketh Woman, Grayson Perry, Grazia, Intelligence Squared, IQ2, London, Madeline Levy, Paula Reed, Stephen Bayley, Susie Orbach


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Your child may receive a diagnosis that is among those included in the spectrum. These include:
ASD affects people in different ways. Each person with ASD has his or her own unique level of intelligence, creativity, social skills, behaviors, and ways of communicating. This is why ASD is called a "spectrum" disorder. There are many factors that help us to predict how a person with ASD will be able to function and learn. All people with ASD can make progress and continue to learn skills well into adulthood. Yet, some characteristics of ASD are likely to remain throughout a person's life. Social differences can persist and may affect employment and interpersonal relationships. More information about ASD is available at the Centers for Disease Control at www.cdc.gov.


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I am studying mathematics by myself, and I find it very helpful to watch online course videos.
There are many such videos on undergraduate courses, such as elementary calculus, abstract algebra, general topology and so on. But, it is difficult for me to find videos at graduate level. I find this, but most of the courses provide only notes.
So, would you please share some links of videos of mathematical courses at graduate level? Or of videos that are enlightening to a mathematical student at this level? Especially on Linear Algebraic Groups, Algebraic Geometry and related topics.
Thanks for answering. Also, many thanks to the colleges and teachers providing these videos, which are really very precious for studying math.


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Weekly family rail, with a tip on your household budget, a review of "Alvin and the Chipmunks" and more.
Tip of the Week
Sticking to a budget is one of the top resolutions Americans make after the holidays, but many people aren't sure how to start effectively managing their household finances. Understanding the terms of your credit card agreement will help you better manage your finances. Here are three things to remember:
1. Interest: The best way to avoid paying interest is to pay your full balance when the bill arrives. If that is more than you can handle, always try to pay more than the minimum to lower interest costs.
2. Payment: Late fees are a hazard you want to avoid, so it's best to get your payment out early. When sending your payment in the mail, seven days is the recommended time frame - even if the bill isn't due for a couple of weeks.
3. Fees: Keep in mind advances and other common credit transactions like balance transfers, can trigger fees.
Family Screening Room
"Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel"
Rated: PG (for some mild rude humor)
Length: 93 minutes
Synopsis: David Seville and chipmunks Alvin, Simon and Theodore return in this sequel to lay waste to Seville's surroundings and sing in three-part harmony. The new Chipmunks movie also introduces the Chipmunks' female counterparts, the Chipettes.
Violence/scary rating: 2
Sexual-content rating: 1
Profanity rating: 2
Drugs/alcohol rating: 1.5
Family Time rating: 2. This is one of the better family movies of the year, and your kids are likely clambering to see it, too.
(Ratings are judged on a five-point scale, with 5 being "bad for kids" and 1 being "fine for kids.")
Book Report
"Beautiful Creatures," by Kami Garcia, Margaret Stohl
Ages: Young adult
Pages: 563
Synopsis: Lena Duchannes is unlike anyone the small Southern town of Gatlin has ever seen, and she's struggling to conceal her power and a curse that has haunted her family for generations. But even within the overgrown gardens, murky swamps and crumbling graveyards of the forgotten South, a secret cannot stay hidden forever. Ethan Wate, who has been counting the months until he can escape from Gatlin, is haunted by dreams of a beautiful girl he has never met. When Lena moves into the town's oldest and most infamous plantation, Ethan is inexplicably drawn to her and determined to uncover the connection between them. In a town with no surprises, one secret could change everything.
Did You Know
77 percent of U.S. children ages 2 to 17 have visited a dentist in the past year, according to CDC.gov.
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Undergraduate Degrees, Majors and Concentrations
ELIT3060 - Sem In Lit: Drama
Summer 2019
This course enables students to study the historical growth, aesthetic premises, and literary and theatrical techniques of major modern playwrights. Students analyze play structure and the major styles in modern theater, such as realism, naturalism, expressionism, and theater of the absurd. The works studied most often include those of Ibsen, Strindberg, Chekhov, Shaw, O'Neill, Brecht, Ionesco, Williams, Miller, Becket, and Wilson. To help students grasp modern dramatic technique, students may participate in dramatic readings, block and deliver short scenes from key plays, and compare and contrast actors' interpretations of various dramatic scenes.
Prerequisites: Any ELIT course and 75 credits
3 Credits
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Reminder: Final Week to Vote in Congressman Huffman's Landscape Photography Competition
WASHINGTON—This is the last week to vote in Congressman Jared Huffman's Landscape Photography Competition, which features photos of the second Congressional District of California, spanning from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Oregon border.
"I've received over 200 photos of what is undoubtedly the most beautiful Congressional District in the nation," Congressman Huffman said. "Voting ends this Thursday and I look forward to seeing the winning photos."
· Constituents should visit Congressman Huffman's Facebook page and "like" their favorite photos. The two winning photographs will determined by most Facebook "likes."
· Voting will close on Thursday, July 18 at Noon PT, and the top two winning photographs will be announced later that day.
· Each photograph will be published as Congressman Huffman's official Twitter header photo and Facebook cover photo for three months apiece.
· Authors will retain copyright. By submitting a photo, authors are giving the office of Congressman Huffman permission to use said photo on the official Facebook, Twitter, and Website.
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Mari Wilson, Humboldt County Assessor, is pleased to inform the public that the 2013-2014 assessment roll has been completed. The values are now available on the County website at http://www.co.humboldt.ca.us/assessor/assessment-inquiry.html. Assessments can be searched by parcel number, assessment number, or street address.
Here's the July 15, 2013 press release from the Assessor's office:
Thanks to the work of the dedicated staff of the Assessor's Office, Mari Wilson, Humboldt County Assessor, is pleased to inform the public that the 2013-2014 assessment roll has been completed. The values are now available on the County website at http://www.co.humboldt.ca.us/assessor/assessment-inquiry.html. Assessments can be searched by parcel number, assessment number, or street address.
Since 2011 the Assessor's Office has been providing assessed value notices to owners of real and personal property via the county website. This has reduced the staff time and cost of printing and mailing. Changes in value might occur because the current real estate climate has reduced the market value of the property below its Proposition 13 factored base year value, ownership changes, new construction, construction in progress, business property assessments, and restricted value of property under the Williamson Act or TPZ.
Property owners without access to the county website can obtain a printed value notice by calling the Assessor's Office at 445-7663 or toll free (866) 240-0485 and requesting a notice be sent to them. Owners can also make written request to Assessor Mari Wilson, 825 5th Street, Room 300, Eureka, CA 95501 or come to that location to request a notice in person. This contact information can also be used for any questions you have regarding your assessed values.
In addition to value information the website offers maps, frequently used forms, and links to property tax information.
One person injured in edged-weapon assault
As a follow-up regarding the edged-weapon assault outside a Eureka bar this past Saturday night (just after midnight)..
The Department is working on leads regarding the motivation for the attack and the suspects' identities.
The attached images are of persons of interest. Anyone who recognizes these people is urged to contact the Department. If need be, information may be provided anonymously. These people are not necessarily guilty of any crime, but may have information pertinent to the investigation.
Eureka Police Department
604 C Street
Eureka, CA 95501
Phone: (707) 441-4060
Contact: Detective Todd Wilcox
• Desk (707) 441-4315
KMUD is pleased to announce our
Annual KMUD Block Party
this Saturday, July 13, noon to dusk!
This year we will be bringing you funky, FREE musical entertainment by Liquid Kaktus, Seed 707, Tony Nester, Crossroads, and the Garberville Town Band. The day will also include a full kids carnival with games, prizes, face painting, and more; so bring the family and get in on the fun here at the KMUD Studios in Redway! Join us in the Lagunitas Beer Garden, and have some fabulous KMUD BBQ. There will be raffles and wonderful local vendors.
Stage Schedule
12:15 Liquid Kactus
ends 8:50
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Redwood Community Radio Board of Directors
Date & Time: 23 April 2013, 4 PM
Place: Healy Senior Center, 456 Briceland Rd, Redway, CA
I. Call to Order: Meeting Ground Rules and Opening Comments from President
II. Roll Call: Suzanne Beers, President, Vice President, Member's Rep; Julia Minton, Treasurer, Members' Rep; Noel Soucy, Secretary, Programmers' Rep; Nella White, Members' Rep; Jordan Jumpshot, Programmers' Rep; Antonia Lamb, board-elected; Marcy Stein, Programmers' Rep; ex officio member: Jeanette Todd, Station Manager.
Absent: Siena Klein, Vice-president, Members Rep.
Also Present: Jama Chaplin, Rohn Jennings, Jack Frybulous
III. Approval of Minutes: (March) Approved with several additions. Six votes in favor and one abstaining (Noel).
IV. Approval of Agenda Julia moves to approve the Agenda with additions. Marcy seconds. Approved unanimously.
V. Open Time: Speakers will be assigned an amount of time not to exceed 5 minutes
Jama Chaplin- Two points she would like to make. She hopes that eventually we will be able to use the Music Server discs to permanently archive some of the shows. Every once in awhile there are shows that want to be kept forever. Mostly talk shows need to be archived forever. Bylaws- the Board must assure equal access to the airwaves. Maybe it means policy, or communicating with management. We need more young people on the air. There are some programmers that have an awful lot of hours out of the month. She doesn't know why we wouldn't want to freshen things up and get some of the back log of people that applied for shows at least into the rotation.
Rohn Jennings- Very concerned about the survival of KMUD. He is concerned that the direction of KMUD may have taken a turn that is not sustainable. He thinks that we shouldn't be serving Eureka, and we need to focus on Southern Humboldt. Our support has always been in Southern Humboldt. He believes our transmitter up north was never paid for by the people up north. He would like us to focus more on Southern Humboldt. He wants to see us sell the transmitter up north to an organization that would be interested in buying it. KMUD has grown into an unwieldy organization. A board meeting should not last more than 90 minutes. Management should be carrying out the directives of the Board. Small is beautiful. Its one of the reasons that a lot of us moved here. Its what created KMUD. It's a natural tendency for organizations to want to get bigger. But we need to focus.
Jack Frybulous- DJ for 5 years, lived here for 8 years. Two items- He noticed on the first page of the packet his real name, and he wants to respectfully ask us to use his dj name instead of his real name if possible. The signal in Southern Humboldt has been degrading, it is much inferior to what it once was. This is for an analog radio.
VI. Management Report
VII. Discussion/Questions for Management
VIII. Consent Calendar – Noel moves to accept all the Consent Calendar items. Julia seconds. Passed unanimously.
A. Board talk show on second Wednesday in July
B. Vacation Pay: The second paragraph of Policy 188.8.131.52, Vacations, is revised to read: "Vacations pay, or payouts of accrued vacation time, will be based on the employee's current pay rate." This is the first of two Board considerations of this policy change.
C. The Database Sub-Committee is done with their work. Disband and thank Database Sub-Committee.
D. Development Committee- Appoint Kerry Morgan.
E. Website Committee- Accept Felix' resignation, and appoint Siena.
F. Transition Committee Description- The Transition Committee is tasked with helping to transition our Interim Station Manager Position into a permanent Station Manager position, as well as transferring the Board out of managerial duties. Also the Transition Committee is tasked with finding creative solutions to balancing the budget.
G. Pledge Drive Sub-Committee- Siena resigned. Appoint Jack Frybulous as Chair.
IX. Finance Committee Report
X. Unfinished Business
A. Board Recruitment
XI. New Business
A. Updating Board Filing Cabinet and Public File Drawer- Julia moves to table, Antonia seconds. Unanimous.
B. Reggae on the River Budget- Noel moves to approve the budget for the Reggae on the River KMUD Coffee Booth. Antonia seconds. Five votes in favor, and two abstaining (Suz and Julia). Motion passes.
C. Technology Proposal- Julia moves to table the Technology Proposal. Noel Seconds. Suz would like to see the wish list prioritized, and an expense list. Unanimous.
D. Appoint Elections Referee- Julia moves to appoint Jim Lamport upon the condition that he is willing. Nella seconds. Unanimous.
E. Revisions to Compliance Calendar- Julia moved to table. Suz seconds. Unanimous.
XII. Closed Session- Personnel Matter- Board moves to remove Jordan from the Transition Committee. Five in favor with one abstaining.
XIII. Reports
A. Programmers' Reps- We will have a Programmer meeting in June.
B. Members' Reps-
C. Community Advisory Boards (CAB's)
D. Correspondence Secretaries
XIV. Other Committee Reports
A. Development, including Pledge Drive Subcommittee
B. Mediation
C. Policy
D. Website
E. Elections
F. Transition
XV. Scheduling -- proposed meeting times are:
A. Board of Directors: 4th Tuesday, 28th May, 4 pm, Healy Senior Center
B. Executive Committee: 2nd Monday, 13th May, 3 pm, Studio B
C. Finance Committee: 3rd Tuesday, 3 pm, KMUD
D. Development Committee: 1st Monday, 16th May, 3 pm, KMUD
E. Policy Committee: 2nd Monday, 13th May, 11 am, KMUD
F. Website Committee: 2nd Tuesday, 14th May, 10 am, KMUD
G. Transition Committee: Monday, 6th May, 1230 am, KMUD
H. Quarterly Board/Staff Meeting Monday 6th May, 1030 am, KMUD
I. Board talk show- 2nd Wednesday, 10th July, 7 pm
J. Annual Membership Meeting
Minutes respectfully submitted by Noel Soucy, RCR Board Secretary on 29 May 2013.
Redwood Community Radio Board of Directors
Date & Time: 26 March 2013, 4 PM
Place: Healy Senior Center, 456 Briceland Rd, Redway, CA
I. Call to Order: Meeting Ground Rules and Opening Comments from President
II. Roll Call: Suzanne Beers, President, Board-elected; Siena Klein, Vice President, Member's Rep; Julia Minton, Treasurer, Members' Rep; Noel Soucy, Secretary, Programmers' Rep; Nella White, Members' Rep; Jordan Jumpshot, Programmers' Rep; Antonia Lamb, board-elected; Marcy Stein, Programmers' Rep; ex officio member: Jeanette Todd, Station Manager.
III. Approval of Minutes: (Nov, Jan, Feb)
• Marcy moves, Julia seconds to approve November minutes. Approved unanimously.
• Siena moves, Julia seconded to approve January minutes. Suzanne offers a friendly amendment to add 'Personnel Issue' to describe Closed Session. Approved unanimously.
• Nella moves, Marcy seconded to approve February minutes. Suzanne offers a friendly amendment to add a spending limit of $2500 to the motion on the server. Approved unanimously.
IV. Approval of Agenda: Move Transition Committee Report to Closed Session. Add New Music Library Quote to Unfinished Business. Remove Finance Committee Report. Remove Staff Meeting Report. Julia Moves to approve the Agenda. Siena Seconds. Agenda approved unanimously.
V. Open Time: Speakers will be assigned an amount of time not to exceed 5 minutes- No speakers are present.
VI. Management Report
• Jeanette reports that all the Compliance Calendar items are completed at this date.
VII. Discussion/Questions for Management
Jeanette added to her written report that the Board would be meeting with Strategic Planning facilitator Barb Truitt after the Annual Membership Meeting June 25.
VIII. Consent Calendar
A. Consideration of Development Director Position referred to the Transition Committee
B. Management responsible for Grants work, rather than a Board Committee
C. Appoint Jeanette to Policy Committee
• Nella moves to accept all three items on the Consent Calendar. Noel Seconds. All Consent Calendar Items approved unanimously.
IX. Closed Session- Personnel Matter
• Transition Committee Report
X. Unfinished Business
A. HD Radios- Best Buy Link-
• Noel moves to put two links on the RCR website for HD Radios. One link on the website will lead to Best Buy (the link won't say 'Best Buy'). The other link will be to a local vendor of HD radios. Siena seconds. Antonia adds the friendly amendment that the Website Committee adds other local options as they become available. Board approves the motion as amended unanimously.
B. Board Recruitment
• Julia would like to see the RCR Board partner with a local business up north to have a Board Mixer (one of the breweries would be great)
• Antonia mentions that we talk about Board recruitment on our radio shows.
• April 10th is the Board Talk Show
• The deadline for nominations for Programmer's Rep is at the end of May.
C. Budget
• Noel moves to provisionally approve Budget Draft 10 with a more thorough review in July or August. Antonia seconds. Approved with 7 votes and Siena abstaining.
D. Fitch Estate: Suzanne has the check from the sale of the property, which she as Executrix of the Fitch estate will deposit into the estate's account at the Credit Union. We don't know when probate will be done, and assets will be distributed to RCR and the other heir.
E. New Music Library Quote
• Julia moves that Jeanette can spend up to $4000 to get the equipment needed (including the music server) to digitize the Music Library, with the request that Staff works on 5 year technology plan. Noel seconds. Unanimously approved.
XI. New Business
A. Appoint Elections Committee- Antonia, Siena and Noel are appointed to the Elections Committee. Noel will coordinate Programmers' election, Antonia the Members', and Siena will monitor the process and make Board Binders.
XII. Reports
A. Programmers' Reps- A meeting is in the process of being planned for April.
B. Members' Reps
C. Community Advisory Boards (CAB's)
XIII. Correspondence Secretaries- After discussion, the Board asked Jeanette to respond to the News Director regarding the News Department's letter to the Board.
XIV. Other Committee Reports
A. Development, including Pledge Drive Subcommittee
B. Mediation
C. Policy
D. Website
XV. Scheduling -- proposed meeting times are:
A. Board of Directors: 4th Tuesday, 23rd April, 4 pm, Healy Senior Center
B. Executive Committee: 2nd Monday, 8th April, 3 pm, Studio B
C. Finance Committee: 3rd Tuesday, 16th April, 3 pm, KMUD. 2nd meeting TBA.
D. Development Committee: 1st Monday, 1st April, 3 pm, KMUD
E. Policy Committee: 2nd Monday, 8th April, 11 am, KMUD
F. Website Committee: 9th April, 10 am KMUD
G. Transition Committee
H. Jordan, Noel, & Marcy to Board talk show, 2nd Wed. 10th April.
Minutes respectfully submitted by Noel Soucy, RCR Board Secretary, on 29 April 2013.
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If you have any questions, or if you have any comments you would like to make, please contact Station Manager Jeanette Todd.
Law enforcement would like to talk to the hikers. Where did they find the dog?
From a HCSO press release of 5/15/2013: The Humboldt County Sheriff's Office and Shasta County Sheriff's Office is seeking assistance from the public with the identity of two hikers who were on the beach at the end of Lighthouse Road, Petrolia on Wednesday May 8, 2013 during the late evening hours.
Investigators were aware on the night of the homicide that the Miller family pet "Gigi", a tricolored Dachshund, was unaccounted for. On Monday May 13, 2013, Humboldt County Detectives learned that a woman from the Petrolia area was in possession of Gigi. This subject was contacted and it was confirmed the Dachshund she possessed was Gigi. The woman told detectives she was on the beach at the end of Lighthouse Road in Petrolia during the late evening hours of Wednesday May 8, 2013. Two hikers were walking off the beach and were carrying Gigi. The hikers said they found the dog and were not able to locate an owner. The woman offered to care for the dog and took possession of Gigi. Names were not exchanged with the hikers and their identity is not known. It would be greatly beneficial to this investigation and the search of Shane Miller, if the location Gigi was originally found was known.
The Humboldt and Shasta County Detectives are asking the persons who located Gigi call the following numbers to provide that information. Shasta County (530-245-6025) or Humboldt County (707-445-7251).
Gigi remains in the care of the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office and arrangements are being made for the safe return of Gigi to members of the Miller family. Gigi was in excellent health when she was found by the hikers and injury free. Attached are photographs of Gigi.
Update on Search for Miller
The search for triple homicide suspect Shane Miller continues this morning. Efforts are a continuation of yesterday's tactics, consisting of foot searches in the King Range trails and door to door searches of residences and cabins in the Petrolia, Honeydew and Shelter Cove communities. As a reminder there is a 5:00 PM community meeting scheduled at the Honeydew School. The King Range Conservation Area remains temporarily closed to all recreational activities.
Agencies and Resources Assigned
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office, Shasta County Sheriff's Office, Trinity County Sheriff's Office, SWAT Teams from California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation at Pelican Bay and High Desert, Fortuna Police Department, Humboldt County Drug Task Force, California Highway Patrol, Humboldt State University, Eureka Police Department, helicopters from the California Highway Patrol and Homeland Securtiy.
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Community members Kimbles and Tobias have come together to bring the original Medarot manga to English readers for the first time! Chronicling the events of Hikaru Agata, the first manga series in the franchise was created by Horuma Rin between June 1997 and April 1999. You can read chapter 12: "Deep in Space!" at Batoto or embedded below:
If you like what you see, buy the Medarot: Hikaru Collection omnibus today. Do note though, all text will be in Japanese!
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I have a saison recipe that a lot of people love and have asked me for the recipe. Does anyone know a way to copyright it? Thank you for your input.
Beer recipes are a dime a dozen. Recipes in general can't be copyrighted, the legal folks can correct if wrong (looks like they already have weighed in). As said keep it secret, like the Coke Cola recipe if you think it is supper special.There are recipes for Pliny the Elder on the web, supplied by Vinnie Cilurzo. Now why would he do that? He says the equipment and procedures are hard to duplicate, so you get a similar beer, but not exactly the same. Sort of like Grandma's apple pie recipe.MY homebrew club did an activity that weighed out the same ingredients in kits - malt, hops and yeast - for club members to brew a home, so water and process were not controlled. When judged there was a 20 point spread. So much for a recipe being special.
Quote from: dls5492 on October 16, 2013, 10:40:33 PMI have a saison recipe that a lot of people love and have asked me for the recipe. Does anyone know a way to copyright it? Thank you for your input.Are you the owner of the brewery that sells this beer? Or just a home brewer serving friends? Either way I would be honored they asked and just give it out. Most probably won't brew it. And few if any will brew it "just like you". But, thinking as I type here (dangerous), what could you copyright? The grain bill? The hops used? You mashed at 156.0859 degrees? I'm curious as to what the legal folks have to say...
I have always benefited from the advice and free sharing of recipes that others have given me. I give my recipes out.Though I have just remembered that I owe a couple of guys a recipe.
I have decided to give them the recipe. I was curious about copyright. "freely ye have received, freely give." Thanks to all of you. Your advise and counsel was very helpful. "Where no counsel is, the people fall: but in the multitude of counsellers there is safety."Proverbs 11:14
I have a very good scrambled egg technique. It has been copyrighted. Ya'll are warned!


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Kovy27 wrote:mikey...
what's up with the shattenkirk rumors? Is he actually available?
Nah, at least not that I'm aware of. He's been the Blues best d-man this year, without question. He's paired with Barrett Jackman and he's been allowed to the rush the puck like he does so well. He was essentially exchanged for a first overall pick (Erik Johnson trade) a year or two ago, so I seriously doubt the Blues are interested in re-opening that aspect of the trade again. Just doesn't make sense.
If anyone is available that people think is a part of their "core" it's David Perron. Especially with what they see on the way in Tarasenko and Schwartz, both oozing with offensive sorcery...my understanding, and don't take this to the bank, is that Perron is being quietly shopped...for what, I'm not sure, I'd assume a big time center. Getzlaf? *shrug*


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Will the way Microsoft does business, externally and internally, change significantly as founder Bill Gates transitions to spending most of his time at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and a lot less at the Redmond software maker?
Thats the question on everyones lips, but there is no consensus among Microsoft executives, financial analysts, researchers and industry watchers on this, with diverse views ranging from those who believe there will be almost no changes to those who say they will be both huge and significant.
Gates, Microsofts chairman and chief software architect, is planning to leave in 2008 the company he founded 31 years ago, to focus on his philanthropy work. Gates said June 15 he will remain as chairman and does not "see a time when Im not chairman of the company."
But, with Gates out of the day-to-day role, Ray Ozzie and Craig Mundie, formerly chief technology officers at the company, will step up. Ozzie takes on the title of chief software architect and Mundie becomes chief research and strategy officer.
In an interview with eWEEK June 15, Mundie said he does not expect any significant changes, particularly not on the product development front.
"I think that the culture of the company is rich and established. After 31 years, Bill has put a fairly indelible imprint on the company," he said. "A lot of people have grown up inside this company and, to some extent, we do what we do the way we have grown up doing it. I dont expect there to be any abrupt change as a function of this transition."
While noting that he and Ozzie are different personalities than Gates, all of them were involved in the executive discussions as the company grew and matured over the past five to six years, Mundie said.
"So, Im not expecting it to be very disruptive relative to certainly how the product groups develop their products," he said.
For his part, Ozzie joined Microsoft in April 2005 when it acquired Groove Networks. Prior to founding Groove, Ozzie was the founder and president of Iris Associates, where he created and led the initial development of Lotus Notes.
In terms of divvying up responsibilities between the Ozzie-Mundie brain trust, Ozzie will handle more of the tasks around product development and commoditization, he said in a phone interview shortly after the transition announcement was made June 15.
"Incubations and advanced development is where my responsibilities start," Ozzie said. "The products we ship and what we take to market will be more in my domain."
Windows Live will be at top of mind for Ozzie, in terms of his foremost priorities in his new role (which began June 15), Ozzie said. "The reason I picked up our services strategy six months ago was that I believed it to be the biggest change catalyst" for Microsoft, he said. "[Services] will touch every single product Microsoft has."
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Gluten-free Sweet Potato Black Bean Vegetarian Burger Recipe
In the last year or so I've come to appreciate sweet potatoes more and more. Not only are they easy to prepare and as versatile as the potato, but they are good for you, with lots of vitamins and antioxidant qualities. I've made them many different ways- in a spicy chipotle pepper infused mash, as sweet potato fries, and roasted in the oven. However, recently I got the idea that they would make a tasty vegetarian burger, combined with black beans and spices. This simple burger was the result. They are more delicate than purchased veggie burger, but also more addictive- you can't eat just one! So, the next time you have a sweet potato calling your name in the pantry, why not make this easy gluten-free veggie burger recipe?
Sweet Potato Black Bean Vegetarian Burger Recipe
1/2 or 1 tbsp olive oil
1/2 onion, diced
2 tsp. cumin seeds
1/2 sweet potato, cooked, skin removed
1/2 can black beans
1 tbsp. cilantro chutney
1 tbsp. tomato paste
smoked paprika or chipotle pepper
1 egg
2 tbsp. Brown rice flour
1/2 or 1 tbsp. olive oil
Saute onion in oil in nonstick pan and add cumin seeds. As onion becomes translucent, add black beans and sweet potato and mash together, sauteeing and letting the flavors marry. Add cilantro chutney (or fresh cilantro, ground or diced) and combine thoroughly. Add tomato paste and mix throughout. Season to taste. Remove from heat and add whisked egg, folding in and then sprinkling in brown rice flour, folding it in evenly. Clean pan and heat olive oil on medium. Create "burgers" with a large spoon and gently lower onto heated pan with oil. Press with spoon gently to flatten burger a bit more and pan fry until it is golden brown and firm on the bottom. Carefully turn the burger and fry the other side.
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The second chapter of T.I.T.A.N., an action packed twin stick RPG shooter is finally out and already available free for both Windows Phone and Windows 8 users. This follow up adds more levels, monsters, skills and more bits to the story for more hours of frenetical gameplay! Windows 8 users will also enjoy a much wider game area as well as full support for keyboard and mouse controls.
With T.I.T.A.N. you're the commander of a giant robot sent on a mission to investigate what happened to base Ceti-One. Soon enough, you and your supporting team will discover that the base will be reacting to your intrusion treating you as an enemy! You'll have to defend yourself from hordes of enemies that will become increasingly difficult while trying to discover why you've become the enemy and who or what is controlling the enemies!


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Cool Hurunui Hangouts
The Hurunui District is a great place to chill out, relax and unwind. It's full of unknown secrets...
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Some of the secret and unknown corners of the Hurunui district include -
Balmoral Reserve - Hurunui
Do you like camping? Do you like to see the night stars? Head to Balmoral Reserve (at Hurunui) to camp by the Hurunui River.
Waiau River
Great for fishing and even better for some traditional water fun over summer. Pack the togs and head to Waiau.
Chamberlain Park - Amberley
This tranquil park is fantastic for picnics and relaxing under tall trees. Check out the bird aviary, peer through the windows of the historic cob cottage and have fun on the playground.
Motunau Beach
A popular holiday location, perfect for getting away from everything for a couple of days. Rent a bach and catch fresh fish for the BBQ!
The Gore Bay Tourist Drive
This scenic drive takes you along the surfing beach of Gore Bay, up hills past Cathedral Cliffs and through historic Port Robinson. There is plenty to explore.
Rutherford Reserve - Culverden
A perfect spot for a stroll or for the kids to let off some steam. The short loop track takes about 30 minutes.
St Anne's Lagoon - Cheviot
Pack up the car and kids, head to Cheviot to St Anne's Lagoon which is a picturesque reserve perfect for a family picnic. Enjoy walking amongst the extensive oak trees.
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Oscar-winning Hollywood sweetheart Sandra Bullock has confirmed she is dumping her biker hubby Jesse James, following a cheating scandal that grew more sordid with every tabloid revelation.
"Yes, I have filed for divorce," the 45-year-old actress told People magazine in its latest issue. "I'm sad and I'm scared."
A rep for Bullock confirmed to the magazine the "Blind Side" star filed legal papers seeking to end the five-year marriage, but did not say where they were filed.
The magazine also reported that Bullock has adopted a three-and-a-half-month-old son named Louis, who was born in New Orleans.
The painful scandal began to unfold during what should have been Bullock's proudest moment. Stripper Michelle "Bombshell" McGee came forward in March to say she had an 11-month affair with James even as Bullock was filming "The Blind Side." The news came just days after Bullock won her first Oscar for her true-life role as a hard-charging Tennessee woman who adopted a homeless African-American kid who went on to become an NFL star.
James was with her at the Academy Awards on March 7, but the pair parted in the coming days as the scandal erupted. Since the first stories of James' alleged dalliance with McGee, three more women have come forward to say they had affairs with James. At least two have provided steamy text messages they say back up their claims.
Bullock told People she was caught totally by surprise and that her first thought was to pack bags and whisk Louis out of the house "before the vultures descend."
James, the heavily tattooed television personality and owner of West Cast Choppers, publicly apologized to Bullock March 19 and spent 30 days in a treatment facility that specializes in sex addiction where he sought help for "personal issues."
James released a statement to the magazine saying the bitter breakup has left a "huge hole" in his heart, but indicating he will not fight the divorce.
"The decision to let my wife end our marriage, and continue the adoption of Louis on her own, has been the hardest" of his life, he said. "Sandy is the love of my life, but considering the pain and devastation I have caused her, it would be selfish to not let her go."
Bullock and James had begun the process of adopting Louis several months before the split, and Bullock indicated to People that he may have a role in the boy's life.
"I really don't know how our paths will intersect in the future, but that father I have known Jesse to be … is one that I hope Louis can experience one day, no matter how Jesse and I go on with our lives," she said.


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dta has created a safe place free from all the DOWNY-haters.
DOWNY's been a little off his game lately and down in the dumps. I'm just trying to lift his spirits. I want the old-school gangsta DOWNY back, before I was mean to him and threw him off his game. That was mean - i admit that now. It was wrong of me to mind-psych DOWNY out like that.So, I want to make it up to DOWNY by creating a safe place where he can just chill and rap the DOWNY-rap. Maybe, with all our support, DOWNY can get his game back.
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(ORLANDO, Fla.)—Reformed Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the opening of the Nicole Institute of Baptist Studies on its Orlando campus for the 2012-13 academic year. The Nicole Institute was named in honor of Dr. Roger Nicole, renown Reformed Baptist theologian who was a visiting faculty member on the Orlando campus from 1989-2000. He was part of a generation of scholars that led a renaissance of American evangelicalism in the mid-twentieth century. Dr. Nicole has long been regarded as one of the preeminent evangelical systematic theologians in North America.
This institute provides Baptist and baptistic students the opportunity to learn the riches of Reformed theology and piety while also developing a robust Baptist vision of the church and its ministry. As such, it furthers the on-going mission of RTS: to prepare leaders for the church who are marked with "a mind for truth, and a heart for God." The institute was approved last spring by the executive committee of the board of RTS.
In announcing the institute's launch, RTS Orlando President, Don Sweeting said, "RTS is unique as a seminary in that it is a non-denominational, yet confessional theological seminary that seeks to serve churches in all branches of evangelical Christianity. The Nicole Institute of Baptist Studies will be an important part of our campus in training pastors and leaders for the global 21st century church."
There are four primary aspects of this institute:
1) The M.Div. track substitute courses along with occasional electives
2) Campus visits by several Baptist pastors each year to interact with students about ministry
3) A Spurgeon Lectureship held biannually on campus
4) Mentoring partner churches at which these students could serve
The speaker for the inaugural Spurgeon Lectureship will be Dr. John Piper, popular author and pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in the Minneapolis area. The lecture, which is open to the public, will be Wednesday evening, April 10, 2013, on the RTS Orlando campus. Dr. Piper will speak on "The Life and Ministry of Charles Spurgeon."
"To have John Piper speak on Spurgeon," commented Sweeting, "well, it doesn't get any better than that. And we are thrilled with the guest faculty who will be with us for the opening of the Nicole Institute."
RTS Orlando has posted the schedule for the initial core courses of the institute, which includes:
• Baptist Confessions (January 14-18, 2013) will be the first class offered in the January term and taught by Dr. Tom Nettles of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. This class is a survey of the major Baptist confessions and their Reformed backgrounds.
• Baptist Theology of Ministry (January 6-10, 2014) will be taught the following January term by Dr. Tom Ascol, pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Cape Coral, Fla. and founder of the Baptist Founder's Movement. The course seeks to familiarize students with different paradigms of Baptist ministry while promoting a Reformed Baptist understanding of the primacy of the church.
• Baptist Polity (January 13-17, 2014) will be taught by Dr. Samuel Waldron, currently on faculty at Midwest Center for Theological Studies and pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Owensboro, Ky. This course surveys different approaches to polity in Baptist life and seeks to promote a distinctively Reformed Baptist governance that is both biblical and practical.
• Baptist History (February 21-22, 2014) will be taught by Dr. Michael Haykin of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. This is a survey of Baptist history from its English roots to present day American expressions.
The interim director of the Nicole Institute is Baptist pastor Andy Aikens, RTS Orlando alumnus and pastor of Grace Community Church in St. Cloud. Commenting on the institute Aikens said, "Ever since my days as a student under Dr. Nicole, I have dreamed of a more focused ministry to the Baptist students attending RTS. To that end, we have assembled some of the best Reformed Baptist pastors, theologians and historians to teach in this program. In addition, we are enlisting gifted Reformed Baptist, independent, Acts 29, Evangelical Free and other pastors to mentor incoming students. Join us as we seek to encourage and strengthen our Baptist and independent churches across Florida, the US, and around the world."
Others have commended the new institute as well. "When I first heard about the inauguration of The Nicole Institute of Baptist Studies, my heart leapt," says Nicole biographer Dr. David W. Bailey, author of Speaking the Truth in Love: The Life and Legacy of Roger Nicole. "Reformed students in the Baptist tradition will now have the advantages of an RTS education coupled with an emphasis on their own historical and doctrinal distinctives. Dr. Nicole loved Reformed Theological Seminary, and he loved Baptist students. Naming the institute for this beloved father in the faith is a testament to the Seminary's enduring commitment to produce graduates who, like Roger Nicole, have 'a mind for truth, and a heart for God.'"
RTS students such as Justin Taylor, well-known Gospel Coalition blogger, are equally as excited: "I thank God for the education I have receive at RTS, and I am thrilled at the launch of The Nicole Institute of Baptist Studies."
The brochure for the institute may be accessed by going to the RTS website: www.rts.edu/orlando/nibs. For more information about the institute or to enroll to take classes, please contact the RTS Orlando Admissions office at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 407.366.9493.
The RTS Orlando campus, a graduate theological school, was established in 1989 in Maitland and moved to its permanent location on 65 acres on Long Lake in Oviedo, Fla., in 1999. It is one of several campuses in the RTS system, which was founded in 1966. RTS is one of the largest seminaries in the country with campuses in Atlanta, Charlotte, Houston, Jackson, Memphis, Orlando and Washington D.C., in addition to a virtual campus offering online classes.


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This procedure assigns an existing password policy to a single user account.
To complete this procedure, you must have a specialized password policy to assign. See To Create a Password Policy.
You can use DSCC to perform this task. For information, see Directory Service Control Center Interface and the DSCC online help.
Example data shown here is from Example.ldif unless stated otherwise.
Add the password policy DN to the values of the pwdPolicySubentry attribute of the user entry.
For example, the following commands assign the password policy that is defined in To Create a Password Policy to David Miller's entry, whose DN is uid=dmiller,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com:
$ cat pwp.ldif dn: uid=dmiller,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com changetype: modify add: pwdPolicySubentry pwdPolicySubentry: cn=TempPolicy,dc=example,dc=com $ ldapmodify -D uid=kvaughan,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com -w - -f pwp.ldif Enter bind password: modifying entry uid=dmiller,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com $ ldapsearch -D uid=kvaughan,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com -w - -b dc=example,dc=com \ "(uid=dmiller)" pwdPolicySubentry Enter bind password: version: 1 dn: uid=dmiller, ou=People, dc=example,dc=com pwdPolicySubentry: cn=TempPolicy,dc=example,dc=com $
As shown in Example.ldif, kvaughan is a Human Resources manager who has access to modify dc=example,dc=com entries. Vaughan's bind password, as shown in Example.ldif, is bribery.


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Longhorns Insider: Good old days still in play for UT's Brown
AUSTIN — The case against Mack Brown is a simple one, and over the past few months many have made it.
The last three seasons have been the worst at Texas since 1999. The Longhorns have been humiliated twice in a row by their archrival, they've been mired in the middle of the Big 12 pack, and even recruiting isn't what it used to be.
But there's a case to be made in Brown's favor, too. It starts with the idea that 2013 was the year he targeted when he decided to reconstruct his imploded program two years ago. And oddly enough, it's supported by the encouraging history of what's happened when it's looked as if the game has passed a successful coach by.
From the Bear to the Ball Coach, from Woody to Joe Pa, the grayest of supposedly declining college football legends have almost always been able to count on at least one late-career bounce-back.
To be sure, Brown won't be saved by history alone. He'll need David Ash to keep recreating the second half of the Alamo Bowl instead of the first. He'll need Jackson Jeffcoat to get healthy, and his defense to be less terrible. He'll need to get his team ready to play Oklahoma for once.
But if all of that comes together, and the right mix of experienced talent finally rediscovers some of the confidence and consistency Brown's teams had during the first decade of the century?
Maybe it won't be like when Brown was young. But it could be like when some of his predecessors were old.
Brown certainly isn't the first man to have won hundreds of college football games then suddenly look unqualified to motivate a Pop Warner team.
Bear Bryant won national championships at Alabama in 1961, '64 and '65, then watched the Crimson Tide go an ugly 20-13-1 from 1968-70. Seven years after a championship at Ohio State, Woody Hayes was coming off a two-year record of 10-8.
From 1982-84, Bo Schembechler went 23-13. From 1988-90, Hayden Fry went 19-14-3. From 2000-04, Joe Paterno went 26-33. From 2008-10, Steve Spurrier went 23-17.
For all of those coaches, glory days looked like a thing of the past. For the most part, they were. But somehow, whether they were lucky or simply too stubborn to quit, each of them managed a comeback.
Bryant went 11-1 in 1971, then won three more national titles after that. Hayes went 10-0 in 1968. Schembechler bounced back with a 10-1-1 season in 1985; Fry went 10-1-1 in 1991; Paterno went 11-1 in 2005; and Spurrier went 11-2 in 2011.
In some of those cases, the rebound year was nothing more than a last hurrah, and an excuse to keep an aging coach around. Fry and Paterno, clearly, would have been better served by leaving on that high note. So, too, would have Bobby Bowden, who followed a mini-rebound in 2003 with six more years of mediocrity.
So maybe Brown will be smarter. Had Colt McCoy not been injured in that Bowl Championship Series title game three years ago, and had the Longhorns beaten Alabama for his second title, there's a good chance he would have retired and handed things over to Will Muschamp, his coach in waiting at the time.
So if 2013 comes together like he hopes? If he beats a rebuilding Bob Stoops, gets to 10 or 11 victories again, and pulls off another of his sport's gray-haired rallies?
That wouldn't be a bad way to show he's sticking around.
But it might be an even better way to leave.
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