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SOC 362 Sexualities (1)
This course will examine and challenge essentialist and biologically determinist perspectives regarding sexual identity, desire, and expression. It will use a sociological perspective to analyze social influences on sexuality and the consequences of the sexual stratification system in place in U.S. society. Particular attention will be placed on examining techniques of social control, sites of sexual injustice and oppression, and how sexual inequality is built into and stems from the structure of social institutions. Consideration will be given to how sexuality intersects and interacts with other social categories, such as race, class, ethnicity, age, ability, and gender.
- General Education Requirement Fulfillment: Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences; World Engagement: PDE
- Prerequisite: SOC 201 or any 100-level Sociology course
- Offering: Alternate years
- Instructor: Aguilar

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Google Inc., owner of the world's most popular Internet search engine, reported second-quarter sales that fell short of analysts' estimates as advertising tied to mobile devices crimped average prices.
Revenue, excluding sales passed on to partner sites, was $11.1 billion, Google said today on its website. That compared with an average analyst estimate of $11.3 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Shares slid as much as 5.6%.
Google's average cost per click, a measure of advertising rates, fell 6% as more marketers aimed to reach consumers through smartphones and tablets instead of desktop personal computers. While the company has been adding tools for customers to reach mobile Web surfers, such as ads tied to searches and YouTube videos, those efforts are still gaining steam.
"The challenge is for Google to reignite revenue growth as their existing businesses start to mature," said Colin Gillis, an analyst at BGC Partners LP in New York, who rates the shares hold. "The core business is slowing down."
Shares of Mountain View, California-based Google dropped as low as $860.03 in extended trading after the report. They had slipped less than 1% to $910.68 at the close in New York. The stock has advanced 29% this year.
The average smartphone-based search ad costs 40% less than a comparable promotion on a desktop computer, according to Covario Inc., a digital-marketing agency.
Second-quarter profit, excluding some items, was $9.56 a share, Google said. Analysts had projected $10.80 a share, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Net income increased to $3.23 billion, or $9.54 a share.
Total Clicks
The average amount that advertisers paid each time a user clicked on a promotion on Google's sites and those in its network decreased more than the 3% drop analysts had predicted, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. It followed a 4% decline in the first three months of the year. The total number of paid clicks jumped 23%, after a 20% gain in the first quarter.
In February, Google unveiled new mobile-advertising products that push customers to buy more marketing messages for wireless devices. The features, which had been optional, will become mandatory later this month, helping advertisers target mobile users based on location or at different times of day.
The new system is "one of the biggest changes to its ad system since company inception, and should simplify the ability for marketers to acquire customers across multiple screens," Ross Sandler, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, wrote in a note earlier this month.
Attracting Users
Google is also making moves to attract more users to its mobile services, which in turn is aimed at boosting advertising. Last month, the company announced the purchase of Waze, a mobile application that helps users find routes on interactive maps. Google paid about $1.1 billion for Waze, people with knowledge of the agreement said. That would be the fourth-largest deal for the company, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Google also has been improving and expanding its Android operating system for smartphones. The software commands more than 70% of the market, while Apple Inc., maker of the iPhone, has less than 20%, according to researcher IDC.
One Android partner is Motorola Mobility, which Google acquired last year for $12.4 billion. The business is slated to release a new phone called the Moto X this year under new Google leadership. The device will use two processors to conserve battery life and will include sensors to help it better understand what a user needs, Motorola Mobility Chief Executive Officer Dennis Woodside said in May.


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"When did you know for sure?"
Everyone we meet wants to know the answer to that question when they hear we have a transgender child. Some, perhaps, so that they can calm unspoken fears about the possibility their own tomboy daughter or feminine son might be gender variant. And most others because they are genuinely interested.
I remember Sam always gravitating to traditional male activities…male friends…male play. From Match Box cars and CAT bulldozers to baseball jerseys and Bob the Builder reruns…Sam was all boy, even if he was a girl.
At the age of three a well-meaning preschool teacher sent a photo home with Sam. The woman just as pleased to share what fun our child was having at school as Sam was to be hand delivering a picture that was sure to make the refrigerator hall-of-fame. As I studied the photo of three young children playing 'House,' a sick feeling began to grow in my stomach. In front of me were two girls engaged in traditional gender role-play, happily assuming the coveted parts of mother and child, and then there was Sam, complete with a fake beard, sport coat, top hat and a grin from ear-to-ear.
When I asked Sam what role 'she' was playing the tone, more than the answer, caught me off guard. With a confident, don't-you-get-it-mom inflection in 'her' voice Sam proclaimed, "I'm the DAD!" An even more incredulous tone ensued when I asked why 'she' was playing that part. "Because that is who I am!" 'she' explained with frustration. At that point I was hoping the answer would have been, "…because they made me be the Dad," for I would have much rather dealt with a daughter not standing up to 'her' classmates, than a child who was starting to tell us in the only way 'she' knew how, that there was a disconnect between mind and body.
The early years were filled with more of these types of anecdotes than I care to remember, each one providing varying degrees of uneasiness for my husband and me. But it was the revelation Sam came home with in 3rd grade that provided me with my proverbial ah-ha moment.
In 3rd grade students at our local public elementary school get their first lesson on the subject of chromosomes. Nothing too complex mind you, just the basic information on XY sex-determination. Well as it turned out, that day proved to be monumental for Sam, who jumped off the bus in the afternoon eager to share something important.
"I know what is wrong with me!" Sam exclaimed, grabbing a piece of paper and a pencil with an eraser before the back door was even closed.
"There is nothing wrong with you," I replied, scared of where this conversation was going.
"Look mom…" Sam said, as 'she' wrote in large letters XX followed by XY. "…girls have XX chromosomes and boys have XY," 'she' went on.
Okay, I thought. So far I can deal with this discussion.
Sam continued, "Something happened to my Y – it was supposed to be a Y but it turned into an X (erasing the bottom stem of a sloppily drawn Y) and that is why I am a girl when I was really suppose to be a boy."
All I could feel at that moment was an excruciating pain in my heart thinking about the magnitude of the internal struggle my child must be enduring for 'her' to come away with this self-diagnosis from a simple 3rd grade science lesson.
I did not try to deny Sam's feelings any longer; instead I picked up the phone and called my husband at work to share Sam's revelation. It was that afternoon we both knew we were facing something bigger than we had once thought. While difficult at the time, we will always reflect positively on that day, for it marked the beginning of our journey down a new path – one that would help our child become who he was really meant to be.


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Host Kevin O'Connor heads to Del Ray Beach, Florida to restore Terrazzo floors. Then, Kevin, along with landscape contractor Roger Cook, plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey, and general contractor Tom Silva ask "What Is It?" Afterward, Tom ... (more)helps a homeowner repair a cracked floor joist.
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3M only updated their pico projector range last August, claiming it was their "second generation" model. Meet their third-gen pico: the MPro150. The resolution is still just VGA quality, but there's now 1GB of internal storage.
There aren't as many changes between the MPro120 and the MPro150, though the lamp is now 15-lumens. A microSD card slot and USB input are alternatives to the 1GB of internal memory, and Office applications along with Adobe PDF, photos and the usual video are able to be displayed. Integrated stereo speakers just like the MPro120 are also squeezed on.
3M hasn't confirmed the battery life on the MPro150, but with the previous model having six hours, I'd expect this latter model to be the same. Available on pre-order now, for $395. [3M via BusinessWire]


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The Captive
Year: 2014
Duration: 1h 52min
IMDb: 5.9
Country: Canada
Actors: Kevin Durand, Alexia Fast, Mireille Enos, Rosario Dawson, Aidan Shipley, Ryan Reynolds, Paige Baril, Bruce Greenwood, Scott Speedman, William MacDonald, Jason Blicker, Aaron Poole, Brendan Gall, Peyton Kennedy, Mark Gorodnitsky
Teenager Cassandra is locked up against her will unable to contact her family to let them know she's still alive. Flashback to eight years ago when 9-year-old Cass was abducted from her father's truck and he goes straight to the authorities who immediately peg him as the prime suspect. Eight years later, her father, Matthew, is still being investigated by the police who are also trying to crack the bigger problem of crimes against children, Matthew's marriage has deteriorated and leads in the case are hard to come by. So much time but so little has changed and it's going to be up to Matthew and Cassandra herself to repair the estranged family.


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Rosenthal, Cards escape to reward rebounding Lynn
Closer allows two, but ends threat on DP; starter goes 6 2/3 scoreless
ST. LOUIS -- The fireworks display awaited beyond center field Friday night, but the anticipation focused on the mound as the ninth inning teetered upon disaster.
The shutout had already been erased with two runs, the lead was cut to one and the Marlins still had the bases loaded with one out in the ninth when third baseman Matt Carpenter charged on a slowly hit grounder.
He quickly fired to second for one out, the turn to first from Daniel Descalso recorded a second and the Cardinals sealed a 3-2 win in front of 46,131 at Busch Stadium.
"It's a great play. He's always ready," Cards manager Mike Matheny said of Carpenter. "The game was right there in his hands, and none of us were surprised he makes the big play for us."
The Cardinals were desperate for the big play after closer Trevor Rosenthal entered the ninth with a three-run lead and watched the Marlins' offense come to life after starter Lance Lynn had avoided running into much trouble throughout the night.
Lynn, coming off an outing in which he lasted two innings and surrendered six runs, regained his form. The right-hander scattered five hits and struck out six while allowing just three baserunners to reach second base in 6 2/3 scoreless innings, leaving in the seventh after walking a pair.
Lynn allowed a leadoff walk in the fourth, but Yadier Molina erased it with a pickoff throw to first. A Marlins leadoff double in the sixth with the game still scoreless was stranded with a strikeout, lineout and popout.
Sam Freeman ended the seventh-inning threat, stranding the two baserunners Lynn walked.
"He did a nice job of limiting the damage," Matheny said. "He got into a little bit of trouble and Freeman did a really nice job of coming and helping him get out of it."
Lynn, when he has fallen on rough starts this season, has bounced back time and time again. He is now 3-1 this season in starts after allowing at least four runs, never surrendering more than two runs after such outings.
"When I'm successful, I show them the breaking pitches in the middle part of the game and then I go back to the fastball," Lynn said. "When it was all said and done tonight, I had a really good sinker, and when I have that, we're going to use it."
The Cardinals' offense, which struggled at times during the team's recent 10-game road trip, put runners in scoring position in just one inning Friday, but that proved to be enough.
Carpenter sent a 2-2 fastball from Marlins starter Nathan Eovaldi deep to right-center to begin the sixth, hitting the ball off the top of the outfield wall. Carpenter initially believed the hit to be a solo home run to break the tie, but umpires immediately ruled it in play, putting him at second with a double. A short crew-chief review confirmed the call.
While that one swing wouldn't provide early fireworks, it did prove to be a catalyst. Carpenter moved to third on a single by Matt Holliday, and he scored on a wild pitch. Two-out doubles from Molina and Oscar Taveras plated two more runs to give Lynn a three-run lead.
"We have depth, so that should lead to big innings," Matheny said. "Today that was a deciding inning. It's nice to see some guys get involved. Top to bottom we have guys that can do damage."
Pat Neshek pitched a shutout eighth despite allowing a pair of two-out singles, his 11th straight scoreless outing to lower his ERA to 0.79.
The ninth began to unravel from the onset. After Rosenthal loaded the bases with two singles and a hit batter, a fly ball to left field bounced off a sliding Holliday's glove to score one run. Rosenthal struck out the next hitter, but a full-count fastball to Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton missed the zone, walking him to bring in a second run.
That brought up Marlins third baseman Casey McGehee, who rolled over a changeup and hit it softly to Carpenter.
"It's a tough one. I'd like to have that at-bat over, I guess," McGehee said. "You've got to give him credit. He threw a pretty good changeup on that last pitch. I felt like I had a pitch to do the job with and I spoiled it, instead of getting the job done with one strike. But he's got good stuff and made a great pitch."
Rosenthal escaped with his 26th save of the season, capping a win that helped St. Louis move within four games of first-place Milwaukee in the National League Central. The Cardinals have now gained 2 1/2 games in three days.
The latest win didn't come without some angst when a late rally attempted to spoil Friday's fireworks.
"The bullpen got some work today," Matheny said. "But they did enough to get it done today."


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Heh heh heh... very cute indeed!
Congrats, congrats... hope the move goes well~
Glencaer wrote:To give more of a background to this issue - this contest was my baby and I probably wouldn't have given over the main responsibility to anyone else. More prodding might have worked, but Bruce and Ben prodded me a fair bit. The key issue was my own prioritizing of my time, between school and baby, I just didn't include time for CC. In part, you can see this by how much I post, which is nil. All effects and purposes, I'm retired as an Admin.
Most of you guys don't remember CastleWorld before Classic-Castle, but that was a classic story of a single person keeping something from growing, developing, changing. Even if I dropped off the face of the planet and this contest was a bust, the site went on, the big annual contest was held and was successful, and lots of other things have happened. CC's success isn't tied to one person, even if one contest was.
The other side of it was that I had all the prizes and it was my job to ship them. I'm moving in a few days and to be honest, that prodded me to act more than anything else. That and the shame of it taking a full year to judge >_<
Shurtugal wrote:haha well, dang, I'll just say it now, I was really excited about this contest, it was a really great idea, but I'll say now (though I noticed a while ago, I didn't know to tell people, or even who to tell really...) that my entry was waaaay too long. I got the 20 pages long part...but in my excitment I missed where it says it had to be double-spaced... ...ooops. But as I said, awesome contest, and I really look forward to the next one!
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None but ourselves can free this thread.
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Dog Eats 111 Pennies, Proves Dogs Will Eat Anything
People aren't the only ones who can be money hungry.
A dog in New York City somehow managed to eat 111 pennies.
Jack, a 13-year-old Jack Russell Terrier, ate the currency which he found in the home of his New York City owner.
His owner promptly rushed Jack to the vet, where X-rays revealed a whole lotta Lincolns shacking up in his tummy.
A doctor took all of the coins out, five at a time. Obviously, chowing down on change isn't a good idea for anyone, but it poses a particular risk for pooches. Pennies minted after 1982 are made of zinc, which is toxic to pets and can destroy their kidney, liver and red blood cells. In fact, the doctor who supervised Jack's procedure said the situation "would have been fatal" had the pennies not been taken out immediately.
Fortunately for Jack, he's expected to be just fine.
As for the $1.11 in pennies that was removed, we can only assume it'll go towards the vet bill.


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Senior striker Sean Dunne scored the second of his two goals with eight minutes left as the Medway boys (6-0-2, all TVL) came back to tie Holliston (6-1-1, all TVL) 2-2 in a battle atop the Tri-Valley League on Friday.
Senior striker Sean Dunne scored the second of his two goals with eight minutes left as the Medway boys (6-0-2, all TVL) came back to tie Holliston (6-1-1, all TVL) 2-2 in a battle atop the Tri-Valley League on Friday.
Holliston got its goals from Troy Waddell (unassisted) and Ryan Snow.
Dunne tied the game off a throw-in for Medway, which is at Norton on Tuesday.
DOVER-SHERBORN 4, MILLIS 1: Kevin Davies potted two goals to lead Dover-Sherborn (3-3-2, all TVL) over Tri-Valley League foe Millis.
Sam Gabranski and Eli Yasuna also scored for the Raiders, who led 1-0 at the half. Peter Koistinen scored for the Mohawks.
ASHLAND 2, MEDFIELD 2: Ryan Almeida had a goal and an assist to help stake Ashland to a 2-0 first-half lead, but Medfield rallied to tie the host Clockers (2-3-3, all TVL) in a Tri-Valley League match.
Colin Mahoney assisted on both Ashland goals including Raymond Anton's opening tally six minutes into the match. After Almeida scored, Medfield made it 2-1 on a penalty kick with 30 seconds left in the half and tied it in the second half.
Kojo Ansah, Christian Figueroa and Tommy Hamilton were defensive standouts on Ashland's back line.
HOPKINTON 3, WESTWOOD 0: Peter DeMarco and Jon Hacunda each had a goal as Hopkinton (3-3-2, 2-3-2 Tri-Valley League) bested TVL guest Westwood.
Graham Kulig also scored for the Hillers. Ryan Durr made seven saves for his third shutout of the season.
NORTON 6, BELLINGHAM 0: Goalie John Howard played well as Bellingham (1-6, all TVL) fell to Tri-Valley League rival Norton. The Blackhawks trailed 3-0 at halftime.
FRAMINGHAM 7, BRIGHTON 1: Joao Costa scored the eventual game-winner in the 11th minute of the first half to propel Framingham (7-1) to a non-league win over visiting Brighton.
Junior Marcos Souza got the win in goal for the Flyers.
Senior Daniel Souza and junior Victor Mascena played well on defense for Framingham.
The Flyers led 5-0 just 25 minutes into the game.
MILFORD 2, STOUGHTON 0: Senior Luciano Vereira scored four minutes into the game off an assist from senior captain Justin Asam to propel Milford (2-3-2, all HL) to a Hockomock League win over visiting Stoughton.
Asam added the other goal in the 78th minute off a feed from junior Kevin Ribeiro.
Sophomore Mike DaSilva stopped all five shots he faced for the Scarlet Hawks.
FRANKLIN 2, KING PHILIP 2: Tim LaRue had a first-half goal as Franklin (4-2-2, 4-1-2 Hockomock League) tied Hockomock host King Philip.
Scotty Donaldson had the go-ahead goal early in the second half for the Panthers.
MARLBOROUGH 1, WORCESTER NORTH 0: Matt Noyst's 55th-minute goal paced visiting Marlborough (4-2-1) to a non-league win over Worcester North.
Noyst was assisted by Marcello Cunha, while Arthur Torres made four saves for the shutout.
ACTON-BOXBORO 2, BOSTON LATIN 0: Adam Waks and Julian Stewart each had a goal as Acton-Boxboro (3-1-2) beat non-league host Boston Latin.
MILFORD 1, STOUGHTON 1: Senior forward Brianna Doyle scored five minutes into the game to even things up, as visiting Milford (2-4-1, all Hock) played to a tie with Hockomock League opponent Stoughton.
Stoughton scored just 24 seconds in to take the lead before Doyle's goal. Sophomore Carina Thompson was a defensive stalwart for the Scarlet Hawks.
FRAMINGHAM 2, NEWTON NORTH 1: Senior captain Stephanie Lopez scored what proved to be the game-winner for Framingham (4-3, 4-2 BSC) in a Bay State Conference win over Newton North.
Senior Rachel Wagner scored off an assist from junior Kristin Wilder while senior Nicole Phalen had a good game defensively for the Flyers.
DOVER-SHERBORN 1, MILLIS 0: Junior Nell Green scored the game-winner with 6:26 left off a pass from senior captain Jackie Goudreault to lift Dover-Sherborn (6-2, all TVL) to a Tri-Valley League win over host Millis (6-2, all TVL).
Junior Meghan Hall made seven saves to notch the shutout for the Raiders.
MEDFIELD 6, ASHLAND 1: Dominique Anoh scored the goal for Ashland late in the game on an assist from Emily Finnegan as the Clockers (0-7, all TVL) fell at Medfield in a Tri-Valley League match.
Ashland keeper Cassidy Firth made 14 saves and Lexi Fahey was a standout for the Clockers after switching from central midfield to left back on defense. Brenna Quinn and Finnegan, both called up from JVs, also played well for short-handed Ashland, which trailed 2-0 at the break before tiring in the second half.
WESTWOOD 1, HOPKINTON 0: Center midfielder Rachel Calkins and defenders Shannon Finnegan and Isabelle Giordano all played well as Hopkinton (0-7-1, 0-7 TVL) was narrowly edged by Westwood in Tri-Valley League action.
DIMAN 6, TRI-COUNTY 0: Freshman backup goalie Kathleen Loonie made a whopping 20 saves, but visiting Tri-County (0-4-2, 0-2-1) dropped a Mayflower Large contest to Diman.
The hosts scored three times in each half.
UXBRIDGE 5, OXFORD 0: Jess Fitzgerald had three goals and an assist as Uxbridge (4-4, 4-2 SWCL) cruised to a Southern Worcester County League win over Oxford.
Courtney Pepin had two goals and an assist while Sam Morton and Alex Van Loon had helpers for the Spartans, who led 2-0 at the half.
AMSA 6, SOUTH LANCASTER 0: Lorraine Canavan and Arin Smalls scored two goals apiece to lead AMSA (7-0, 5-0 WCAC) to a Worcester County Athletic Conference win over visiting South Lancaster.
Juliana Suraci and Avery Bishop added the other goals for AMSA.
Hailey Parsons needed only one save to notch the shutout for AMSA.


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Phillies Insider is going on a one-week All-Star Game break. Time to bronze this beefy body at the beach (photos, video will NOT be available).
Tune in again on July 19.
Thank you.
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I would like to organize outreach efforts to Sandra Wacker who is hospitalized at HUP in serious condition and the family of her friend who died last night. The two St. Louis ladies were in town to see the Cards play the Phils at the Cit on Thursday nights. They were hit by a drunk driver as they left the Cit and were crossing the street.
I went to visit Sandra at HUP yesterday and took her flowers. She was sleeping or unconscious in the ICU.
Sandra is in serious condition and has a long recovery ahead of her.
If you are interested please contact me asap.
MJ Lovett
I was checking out your Phillies blogs and thought you and your readers might be interested to know that Phillies reliever Chad Durbin has his own blog.
Here are links to his profile and his latest blog post…it's hysterical!:
Thanks MJ for your comment. Sandy is my girlfriend and she remains in a coma 9 days after being struck by the car. As a lifelong Cardinal fan that lives somewhat close to where Ryan Howard grew up, I am sure that the Phillies fans would be happy to leave their wishes for a speedy recovery for Sandy.
They can do this at:
http://www.prayersforsandy.com or
Phillies Message Forum For Sandy
Gregory Woodruff – St. Louis


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Lindenwood University has announced plans to offer daytime, semester-based programs at its Belleville campus. Currently, the campus is used exclusively for Lindenwood's accelerated evening programs.
Lindenwood President James D. Evans, Ph.D., said the university will offer courses in business administration, communications, criminal justice and health management, starting in the fall of 2009. Programs will be offered for junior- and senior-level students only, so as not to compete with Southwestern Illinois College, a community college that serves the Belleville area with two-year degree program but offers no four-year degrees.
"We want to work with them and give the two-year college students a place to continue their education in Belleville," Evans said.
In addition to the daytime academic programs at the site, Lindenwood plans to establish a slate of intercollegiate athletic programs in Belleville; Lindenwood competes in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Lindenwood has been offering academic programs in Belleville since 2003; prior to its acquisition of the campus, it was the site of Belleville West High School. Since taking over the campus, Lindenwood has spent more than $5 million on renovations, including a restoration project for the school's auditorium and the rehabbing and updating of several classrooms. Work is currently in progress on the library building, which will be used for additional classroom space.
Initially, cafeteria service will be offered at the site, but not on-campus housing. Enrollment at the campus in 2008 was at 1,200 students and is expected to be at 1,400 in 2009. Evans said the daytime program could add 2,000 students at the site over the next five to ten years.
For more information about daytime programs at the Belleville campus, call the Belleville campus at 618-222-1050 or Lindenwood's Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 636-949-4949.


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Bill, Justin, this is for us to discuss during my busy month!
(Anyone else is welcome to share their thoughts, too.)
Basically, the ground idea here is to create a simple time-wasting online Three Kingdoms game. People with KMA accounts would compete against other people with KMA accounts (already I wonder about the cheating possibilities here). Each territory would have a population (which would increase with peace and reduce with war and recruiting). Their population would generate money based on a fixed income or through taxation. They could set resources to increase soldiers and the like. Each turn (day) they would be able to perform actions for each territory (movement actions would void the turn of two territories).
Each turn would equal one real-world day. When a person logged in a timestamp in the database would be queried. If the territories had not yet been updated for that day it would be done in the background and a new timestamp entered. If nobody performed an action for the day the game would not update. If someone played daily while others played every other day they would gain extra turns, but resources would be equivalent.
Cities each have flags. Up to thirty players may be possible at once. I'm toying around with the idea of making the color of cities change based on who owns them. That would involve loading up to 60 separate GIF graphics each time the map is viewed. They would be very small and I don't think bandwidth would be a concern, though.
Money could be used, broadly, to purchase milestone kingdom upgrades (such as improved troops, better population growth, better defenses, whatever). If they ended a turn in arrears they will lose troops equivalent to the deficit.
Attackers will generally be at a disadvantage. It may be modified based on troop count. Terrain type will obviously have something to do with how much a disadvantage the attacker must face. It may be possible to build ships in the first version for use in water paths.
Battles will be automated. You will win or lose. It may be possible to enter general retreat instructions, but I have not decided if that is a version one sort of feature. Both the attacker and defender will receive losses associated with a battle.
I imagine version one would be basic. No complicated officers or detailed kingdom management. Version two, on the other hand, could add the ability for people to serve as officers. As they played their account would become more powerful based on actions they performed. This would make them a better general and would allow people to join a kingdom as an officer. Features such as rebelling or overthrowing a ruler would then become possible. The addition of Three Kingdoms heroes would also become possible.
I'm tempted to use a frameset or inline frame for kingdom management to avoid repeated reloading of the map. It seems preferable to using popup windows. I'm not sure if Javascript can interact with the database or not (remember that adventure, Justin?) so we'll still have to rely on server-side code. Project, like the rest of KMA, will use PHP, MySQL, Javascript (where appropriate), XHTML, CSS.


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Total TimePrep/Total Time: 10 min.
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Fabulous and so easy!! I've made this several times and it has wonderful flavor and it comes together very quickly.
I really liked this sauce. I think it would make good pasta sauce as well. I skipped the sugar but I think it could use a small amount.
I skipped the marjoram since I didn't have any on hand, but I added some parmesan cheese for added flavor. It turned out pretty good!
Very happy with the results and low sodium as well.
I tried this recipe for my son, who's on a very low sodium diet (I omitted the salt). It's impossible to find store-bought sauces that aren't loaded with sodium. Everyone else loved it too--no one missed the salt. This is such an easy recipe to throw together; I regularly stock up now on the small cans of no-salt added tomato sauce & paste just so I can make this. It makes a good amount so I just freeze the rest in smaller portions.
Great mixture of herbs. Easy to make, Easy to freeze to use leftovers again!
This was a great recipe, quick and easy to put together! I served a group of camp counselors and they loved it!


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USA Today Is Turning 30, in Danger of 'Marking 30'
By: John K. Hartman
As it approaches its 30th birthday, USA Today is in danger of "marking 30," a journalistic term for coming to an end, or dying.
The short history of USA Today, founded Sept. 15, 1982, can be divided into three decades.
The so-called Nation's Newspaper revolutionized the newspaper industry in its first 10 years with a steady diet of short, pithy articles, catchy headlines, color pictures, and snappy graphics. It emphasized sports and entertainment coverage over traditional news and practiced founder Al Neuharth's "journalism of hope" philosophy, turning the news industry principle of "we cover crashes, not landings" upside down.
The paper was derided by critics as "McPaper" for serving up nuggets of information rather than fully informing the public, as traditional newspapers purported to do. And it was castigated as a money-loser, as parent Gannett Co., Inc. pumped in more than $1 billion to keep it going.
Aided by as many as 1 million free copies distributed daily to hotel patrons, air passengers, and public transportation riders, USA Today became the country's most circulated and best-read newspaper with more than 5 million daily readers. It cut into the readership of nearly every regional newspaper in the country and forced them to grudgingly change their ways and be more responsive to readers, especially younger readers who were more television oriented and were beginning to reject traditional newspapers.
In its second decade, USA Today came of age. Under the leadership of brothers John and Tom Curley, Neuharth protégés who held the positions of chief executive officer of Gannett, and president and publisher of the newspaper, respectively, the paper began turning a profit and emphasizing its front-section news coverage. Most of the bitter criticism ended, but resentment continued in some journalistic circles.
The third decade has been a disaster. With both Curley brothers having moved on to other ventures, the paper lost its print circulation leadership to The Wall Street Journal, fell way behind The New York Times in the emerging Web/digital realm, and lost its position as top sports publication to espn.com, among others. The secular slump in the newspaper industry and the bad economy pushed USA Today back into the red and led to massive staff and distribution cutbacks. It has all the makings of a death spiral.
In a desperate attempt to resuscitate the now iconic brand, Gannett earlier this year hired Larry Kramer, founder of the business website MarketWatch, as president and publisher of USA Today. Kramer hired David Callaway, then editor of MarketWatch, as the new USA Today editor-in-chief.
In the spirit of Neuharth's "journalism of hope," I give the Kramer/Callaway duo a chance of remaking USA Today as a digital force, but I cannot imagine it becoming a revolutionary factor online as it was in print during its first decade, and I cannot imagine Gannett devoting even a fraction of the former $1 billion subsidy to make it so.
More likely, USA Today will be shuttered in the next three years, a product of the collective turning away from print and from the concept of being fully informed about national issues (even sports and entertainment) that has swept the country.
Despite the grim symbolism of the paper verging on marking 30, I offer 30 points to ponder and some hope for its future as USA Today turns 30 years old:
1. Five years ago, I predicted in E&P that Rupert Murdoch would buy USA Today and consolidate operations with the Wall Street Journal in an attempt to put the New York Times out of business. I was wrong. Murdoch is in the process of spinning off the WSJ and his other newspaper properties as they do not make the profits that his television and movie properties do, and they leave him legally vulnerable, as in the British phone-hacking scandal.
2. I do not see another big media company buying USA Today in the near future, but there are wealthy folks out there who seek prestigious and influential properties, such as major newspapers. Billionaire Warren Buffett, once a big Gannett stockholder, is buying up small- and medium-size newspapers like they are going out of style.
3. Fewer and fewer people can be seen reading USA Today in hotel lobbies, in restaurants, on planes, and in public transit, as smartphones and tablets are the reading platform of choice, even for those who are reading and not watching videos or playing games on their devices.
4. On the plus side, USA Today's colorful blue logo shows up very nicely on a computer screen in a public place.
5. Gannett's reputation as cost-cutter, firer, and furlough-giver at all its newspapers continues to hurt its reputation in journalistic circles.
6. USA Today has lost its reputation as an innovator.
7. The entertainment section of USA Today has surpassed the sports section as the most impactful and influential.
8. USA Today should be lauded by Internet purists for keeping its website free while the New York Times and Wall Street Journal now charge, as do a growing number of other daily newspapers, including many Gannett papers.
9. USA Today cannot charge for its website, because it offers little unique content for which people are willing to pay.
10. The New York Times now charges $2.50 for a daily copy, and the Wall Street Journal gets $2 compared to $1 for USA Today, indicating that readers will pay more for a premium product.
11. USA Today's previous publisher David Hunke has left, tamping down speculation that the national daily will cut frequency and distribution as Hunke did at the Detroit Free Press, which cost the Michigan newspaper hundreds of thousands of print readers.
12. Nonetheless, a digital-first strategy is likely under Kramer and Callaway, which probably means USA Today will eventually cut its print frequency to three or even two days a week. The former would mean Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The latter, probably Monday and Thursday. Print readers would be referred to usatoday.com for breaking news, sports scores, and weather updates.
13. USA Today's original core readers were baby boomers, sports fans, singles, and travelers. All four groups largely have gone elsewhere for their news.
14. Entertainment readers, a fifth group, have grown over the years and may now be the most loyal of readers.
15. The model of four color-coded sections — news, money, life, and sports — still works and easily applies to Web and mobile.
16. Short articles, small pictures, info boxes, clever headlines, and limited continuations of articles (jumps) remain reader friendly in print after 30 years and transfer well to the computer screen, where jumps are not a problem because of the unlimited scroll or "next" button.
17. College students used to be ardent readers of USA Today, especially male sports fans. Nowadays, most college students do not read their college newspaper in print or online, and their daily newspaper consumption has fallen to single digits. Walk across a college campus and see the overflowing bins of free newspapers.
18. USA Today pioneered the "sports on TV" column in the paper's early days. In an attempt to be cutting edge again, the paper is now running a regular item of television programs on the Web.
19. There is no model available to get digital newspapers in front of people's eyeballs comparable to the former USA Today strategy of giving away copies of the print edition to folks at hotels and in transit.
20. Despite being free online, USA Today has 115,000 in digital sales compared to 807,000 for the New York Times and 532,000 for the Wall Street Journal, according to Audit Bureau of Circulations figures.
I wrote president and publisher Larry Kramer on May 17, 2012, with suggestions for improving USA Today. I paid the U.S. Postal Service for guaranteed delivery. I never heard back. The final 10 items on my list of 30 are refinements of the suggestions I sent him:
21. The once unique, attention-getting USA Today vending machines, shaped like television sets, have fallen into disrepair and are an embarrassment. Either remove or replace.
22. Founder Al Neuharth should be brought back into the fold as a consultant, particularly regarding promoting the 30th anniversary. His promotion for the paper's fifth anniversary (other "celebrities" at age 5) was brilliant.
23. Brothers John and Tom Curley should be brought back into the fold. John is a journalism professor at Penn State University, and Tom recently retired as chief executive officer of The Associated Press. They are fountains of knowledge about what will work and what will not.
24. Get rid of the news summaries (Newsline, etc.) on the upper left corner of the front page and section fronts and replace them with star columnists. Hire some top newspaper and magazine columnists, and add celebrities and TV personalities; feature four of them per day. All of a sudden, you will be leading the discussion in the country instead of following it. Elevate USA Today columnists Craig Wilson and Chris Brennan, and hire outside for the rest. Move news summaries to the second page.
25. Disperse much of your reporting staff to other Gannett papers whose reporting ranks have been depleted, and rely more on the Associated Press, which does a fabulous job of supplying news coverage, background, and comment.
26. Promote the fact that your website is free, in contrast to your competitors' sites. Be different, like you were 30 years ago.
27. Ease up on sports emphasis, because you cannot compete with espn.com and other branded team sites. Push entertainment and hard news coverage where you can still make an impact.
28. Get creative with advertising sales. Offer more wrap-around covers such as with Chrysler, and sell advertising around some non hard-news features, including columnists, as long as it does not affect coverage, and the sponsorship is clear. Broadcast television has been doing this for years, and I suspect the Web is not far behind.
29. USA Today still has a large reservoir of people who "like" it. This was the paper's original personality — to be liked perhaps more than respected. People liked it in the early years, because it lacked the hard edge and cynicism of traditional newspapers. Try to recapture some of that through the Web product by differentiating its tone from its harder-edged competitors such as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.
30. Give away more copies of USA Today in print, perhaps through sponsors, to further differentiate it from its increasingly expensive competitors. I have not given up on the concept of the free newspaper that reaches a large and affluent audience attracting enough advertisers to turn a profit.
USA Today expert and Central Michigan University journalism professor John K. Hartman, author of "The USA Today Way" (c. 1992) and "The USA Today Way 2: The Future" (c. 2000), is a widely quoted authority on issues related to newspapers and online news, as well as publications aimed at young adults, news readership issues, and the intersection of journalism and politics. He is an occasional contributor to E&P. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Update default to better match upstream intentions, thank Steve Dibb for report in bug #387157.
Patch to fix Reverse Proxy Mode Security Bypass (CVE-2011-3368).
Use extra_{,started}commands, bug #385637 by Martin von Gagern. Check config during restart, bug #384997 wrt Christian Ruppert (idl0r). Don't use pidof to check for running instances to make it more ConTainer friendly, bug #384267 by Stef Simoens. Drop ssl_scache check as the problem it workarounds was fixed upstream years ago: https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=21335 . Dropped '# zap!' in gracefulstop.
Don't install craft into /etc/apache2, bug 382997 wrt Remy Blank
Use start-stop-daemon to use system limits for apache. Fixes bug #347301 by Diego Elio Pettenò.
Prepare 2.2.20: update init script to respect return status of stop, bug #357585 wrt Robert Trace; update itk patch, thank Denis Kaganovich for report in bug 368743#c2.
fix bugs in init scripts and include latest peruser patch
Add patch for APXS to respect LDFLAGS, see bug #335405.
dump peruser to 0.4.0-rc1 wrt #294098
fix #295916
fix #293783
update to peruser 0.4.0 beta1
update paths
cleanup IfModule directives
fix #285449
fix digest generation
remove patches that have been backported to 2.2.12
add peruser-dc patch
add more patches
new patches and some config fixes
update itk patch, remove obsolete libtool patch
bump sni patch, #252363
add init script action to list virtual hosts, #252194
remove obsolete patches
update itk patch
fix #228925
fix #240680
fix #233150
add patch for CVE-2008-2939
make init script sh compliant
remove keepalive off for peruser mpm wrt #232083
update patches for 2.2.9
add mod_ssl patch wrt security #222643; add configdump to init script
fix #110556, #209095, #212837
fix vhost log format
delete 02_all_gentoo_mod_dir_incremental.patch wrt #139451; update ampescape patch
fix #206588
fix WebDAV on OS X Leopard; cleanup
remove obsolete CVE patches; bump SNI patch; bump ITK patch
fix #204822
whitespace and header cleanup
add recent CVE patches
use localhost as default ServerName, otherwise virtual hosts for the FQDN will match the default vhost
update for apache-2.2.6-r6; fix rolltarball.sh for apache-2.eclass
fix vim modeline
do not reload when stopped
remove obsolete apache2-builtin-mods
move error log out of log_config file
move 00_autoindex to 00_mod_autoindex
move error log out of log_config file
sync with upstream config
split INFO and STATUS; bug #197032
fix bug in SNI patch
fix vhost log format; add vhostio log format
add TLS Server Name Indication (SNI) patch
fix #82311, #194546, #195792
fix #193295, #193354, #192179
fix #192025
fix #192179; cleanup MPM configuration
mem_cache module is already loaded in httpd.conf
do not checkconfig on stop, bug #191428
update for 2.0.61/2.2.6; backport init script from 2.2
revert backported configs; add CVE patches
fix WebDAVFS for OS X 10.4.x
fix patch for cve 3304 and adapt mpm-itk; add mod_dbd from trunk, fixes various bugs
update APACHE2_OPTS documentation
add mod_mem_cache default config
move example vhost files to documentation
move CVE patches to the correct number; fix peruser to check for chroot
add various CVE patches backported from 2.2.5-dev; fix mpm-itk patch
fix typos
move the last stuff to modules.d, noone should ever need to edit httpd.conf now
/etc/apache2/suexec-conf has been integrated into the apache ebuild.
suexec2-config is no more.
make .htaccess work again by default
bug #178966
Updating rolltarball.sh to ignore vim backup files when creating the tar archive.
some whitespace cleanups again
move ssl vhost conf to vhosts.d/
whitespace cleanup; configure DavLockDB even if no auth modules are loaded
merge default vhost config; split mod_mime and mod_log configuration; whitespace cleanup
Adding vim filetype=apache and some minor empty lines cleaning.
Adding filetype=apache to the vim line.
Indention fixes for the remaining modules.d entries.
Adding filetype=apache to the vim line.
Adding vim lines for all /etc/apache entries.
Moving the custom responses comment to modules.d/00_error_documents.conf
Backporting the mod_dir_incremental patch from the 2.2 series.
Adding the fixed AddDirectoryIndex patch from #139451 to our patchtarball. Many thanks to Joshua Pettett <bugs.gentoo.devel at homelinkcs.com> for providing the fixed version.
Document that SUEXEC modifies cgi execution in USERDIR.
Copying the docs directory over from 2.0.
Adopting the changes from the 2.2 branch.
Removing suexec related files from the 2.0 branch.
It's DEFAULT and not DEFUALT.
Minimizing the footprint of the apache-tools patch.
Implement /etc/init.d/apache2 modules to get a list of all loaded modules.
Updated itk patch, aligning to a untouched (as in no other experimental MPM) httpd-2.0.59.
Renaming the optional MPM patches to fit into the versioning scheme mentioned in the ebuild.
Offset update.
Don't patch apachctl.in any longer, we don't even install it anymore. Also adopt Luca's change from the 2.2 series, using #define SUEXEC_BIN "/usr/sbin/suexec" instead of suexec2.
Reordering the remaining patches.
Reordering the mpm-patches to the right number.
Updated patchset for apache-2.0.
Updated gentoo-base patch, removing the install-conf from INSTALL_TARGETS.
No longer needed with 2.0.59.
Updated itk patch.
Use the IP for localhost, trying to fix bug #179918.
suexec not suexec2.
Remove, only needed for suexec-config.
Remove scripts/apache2logserverstatus and scripts/apache2splitlogfile, as the upstream do the same.
Removing the suexec specific things from the repo, we're doing that via SUEXEC_* envvars within the apache ebuild.
Updated apache-tools patch, removing stuff from support/ that is going or is already included in app-admin/apache-tools.
Reordering the basic patches.
Remove the lazybindings patch, as we removed support from apache's content.
Updated patch, using -p0 to get around that stupid epatch bug (or whatever).
Updating the apache-tools patch, there's atm a bug (or not?) in eutils.eclass w/ epatch that is preventing it from applying properly.
Updated support/ removal patch, moving anything from support/ to apache-tools, also removing the docs/man/* from the top_srcdir Makefile, only installing those really belonging to net-www/apache.
Fix a typo in name-based-vhost.conf.example (bug #179522 - thanks to Adrian Bassett <Adrian.Bassett at hotmail.co.uk>).
Removing --pidfile /var/run/apache2.pid from start-stop-daemon to shutup the newer s-s-d from baselayout2 (bug 179445).
Convert to proper tabs, fix the trailing comment's.
Convert to proper tabs, fix the trailing comment's.
Adding 04_all_gentoo-apache-tools.patch to exclude the tools included w/ app-admin/apache-tools.
fix itk patch name
mod_access is no longer present, it got renamed to mod_authz_host.
Shorten the examples files (less empty lines).
Remove the empty comment line per comment-block, remove the empty trailing lines.
Updating the MPM patches for peruser and itk.
Removing the remainders of clean_env.
Removing the KEEP_ENV crap from our config/init-script.
Fixing the apache2 initscript wrt #174348 thanks to Pierre Guinoiseau <geekounet at gmail.com> and Roy Marples.
The external pcre patch causes some nasty double free/oops w/ the 2.0 branch.
Changing the default .crt and .key paths.
Updating the external PCRE patch, this time for good!
Updating the external PCRE patch, missed the changes in srclib/pcre/internal.h.
Adding the --with-pcre patch, used on >httpd-2.2.
Adding the itk patch back, as UPSTREAM released a new patch for 2.2.0 (which applies fine to 2.2.4).
Backporting the suexec2 stuff from the 2.2 branch.
No longer needed with 2.2.3.
Fix mpm-peruser for alpha/sparc possibly amd64 (#105778).
Working around issues with LC_ALL != C (#138591 thanks to vapier for the patch).
Adding a patch for <2.2.0 for 'POST incompatible w/ renegotiate https: connection' (UPSTREAM #12355).
Shiny new virtual hosting examples
Fix typos in LogFormat
Change mod_proxy_ajp and mod_proxy_balancer from 'enabled' (which is not a valid option) to 'shared'
Fix environment handling so it works for those who are running old versions of baselayout.
Build mod_proxy_balancer and mod_proxy_ajp by default per request of users in bug 114232
Refactored init script to use start-stop-daemon. Also added the remaining options that were available in apache2ctl that we didn't have.
Fix a typo
Updated init script to use start-stop-daemon so that apache stops correctly instead of just exiting after the signal is sent
Don't include --with-suexec-bin in the ./configure options as it's hardcoded in the ebuild itself
Fix the default location for suexec_log
Patches for CVE-2006-3747
Update configuration for MPM-itk.
Add MPM-itk support, with the patch to drop all superflous privileges.
Remove hardcoding of files' location so that the script can be changed on the fly for multilib
Add Makefile for rebuilding suexec
set svn:keywords
Complete suexec2-config script
fix #127399
fix for apachectl again
fix 112919
fix apachectl #106563
fix old apr api calls (#133191)
We don't use /usr/lib/apache2/build/envvars, remove the check for it from the init script as the environment is overwritten anyways.
Minor configuration changes to resync with upstream: * Docs are now at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/ instead of at http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/ * Use FilesMatch instead of Files ~ to avoid confusion * Remove AddDefaultCharset from the default configuration because setting a site-wide default does more harm than good. This also fixes bug 107299. * Added more BrowserMatch items to deal with bad clients
Patch cleanup in preperation for 2.0.58: * Updated mpm-peruser to 0.2.0 - Should fix bug 125244 and maybe bug 105778 * Removed CVE patches that are included included upstream
Rewritten patch for AddDirectoryIndex that fixes the segfaults from bug 106808.
Rewritten patch for AddDirectoryIndex that fixes the segfaults from bug 106808.
fix patch name
add peruser mpm to 2.2
Update upstream bug report link
Changes for apache-2.2, see source and bug 114232 for details
Clean up in prep for apache 2.2
Create work area for apache-2.2
New patch for apache 1.3 that addresses CVE-2005-3352. Fixes bug 118875
dont copyright config files
Add patches to fix 2 security issues. Takes care of bugs 115324 and 118875.
Fix typo in Alias example, closes bug #107192
Removing amd64 regex patch - included upstream starting with 1.3.34
New patch to fix dbm detection. Fixes bug 95140
remove left-over from anxient times
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Edward P. Jones IV returns to the Kinetico team
Kinetico, Inc., has announced that Ted Jones has been named director of U.S. dealer sales.
Jones grew up working in his family's water treatment business, Gordon Bros. Water in Salem, Ohio. Upon graduating college, Jones joined Kinetico as a district manager covering the west coast. After several years, he moved to Ohio and worked at Kinetico's corporate headquarters as national sales training manager. Jones later advanced to the position of Kinetico's western regional manager and returned to California. After 18 years of valued service, Jones left Kinetico in 2005 to pursue an opportunity with Liberty Reverse Mortgage (Genworth Financial), where he served as their vice president of sales.
"We're very excited to have Ted back. The knowledge and experience he gained in his most recent position combined with his solid background and enthusiasm make Ted the optimal choice for this position," said Gary Martin, Kinetico vice president of sales. "He is a natural leader with proven results. And our dealers are very excited to be working with him again."
As director of U.S. dealer sales, Jones will nurture the growth and prosperity of individual Kinetico dealers and the network as a whole by ensuring effective communication, providing support resources and leadership as well as developing and implementing value-enhanced programs. He is also charged with broadening the company's distribution network in the U.S. and assisting with new dealer startup.
"Changing people's lives by improving their water has always been important to me," Jones said. "I am excited to continue on that journey again with Kinetico."


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Public Health Studies receives 7-year reaccreditationUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
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The University of Hawai'i at Manoa's Office of Public Health Studies has received a seven-year accreditation from the Council on Education for Public Health.
"This re-accreditation decision affirms the strength of our growing public health program and the outstanding achievements of our faculty, staff, students and alumni", said Dr. Jay Maddock, director of the Office of Public Health Studies.
The office is part of the John A. Burns School of Medicine at UH Manoa.
The program offers Masters' degrees in epidemiology and social and behavioral health sciences.
You are likely to see its graduates out on the front lines of community-based health. They're the ones staffing booths to offer blood pressure screenings, to promote immunizations, or, after 2005's floods, to independently measure contamination on Hawai'i's beaches. (Pictures are attached).
The 7-year accreditation is the longest conferred by the Council of Education for Public Health, which only recognizes 108 schools and programs nationwide.
More information about the department can be found at http://www.hawaii.edu/publichealth. Or by contacting Dr. Jay Maddock at 956-5779 or at email@example.com
For more information, visit: http://www.hawaii.edu/publichealth


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A violent year was ending; this 'august' day was also in the middle of a hard winter – and it was even rougher inside the moderate climes of Rome. This particular year was 27 BCE. It was the month of January, and the new emperor of the great Roman Empire claimed the day of the 16th as an imperial holiday. The emperor's name for historical posterity was Octavian Augustus.
During the subsequent years of his reign, he would use all of the ancient classical methods in maintaining social control over Rome's subject populations. The Roman Empire would never experience its previous civil wars again, yet he snuffed out the Roman Republic from its existence. He replaced the Republic with an Empire and the rest was history.
The first method in social control was Octavian Augustus successfully claiming the rituals, images and titles of legitimate authority. His second method ingeniously utilized slow and repressive tyranny with token reforms. The third method represented the mastery of the bread and circuses spectacle. The fourth used the infamous, and always-triumphant, political technique of divide and you shall conquer. The fifth aspect of control made use of naming enemies and aggravating the public fear of such enemies. The sixth system of statecraft employed selective justice and pardons for some, while making brutal examples against a few easier targets, or called 'the carrot and the stick' approach. The final one, and most important method tied with the first one, availed in him creating state mythologies out of selected events.
And many patrician elites, the senate, the army, common plebes, farmers, artisans, foreign citizens, resident merchants and even slaves would commend the name of August for historical posterity. In fact, this dictator's name now has the English synonym of prestigious. A month in our Gregorian calendar also has the name August. This short story is how it got that way.
On this day, the 16th of January, 27 BCE, called 'the first settlement,' his friend and associate, Lepidus, received the spiritual title of the top priest in the Roman religion, 'the Pontifex Maximus.' Lepidus and Augustus acted through a complete religious ceremony that included animal sacrifices and sacred rituals. Lepidus dressed accordingly in the beautiful robes and hat of a Pontifex Maximus. Octavian was not finished however, for he soon dashed into the public state theater in his imperial purple and crimson toga over his old military outfit, when he was previously a military commander of a victorious Roman legion. In one full super event, he claimed all three state powers and legitimized his rule: spiritual, political and military. Octavian Augustus would eventually take the imperial spiritual title of Pontifex Maximus from his old client Lepidus.
While Octavian claimed the semi-divine powers over life and death within the entire empire, he also instituted some important reforms on this sacred holy day. He symbolically handed over his legislative power to the Senate, where a faction of that body had warred against his late, assassinated protégé, Julius Caesar. Augustus made sure that the name and title of Caesar also possessed a semi-divine stature, and Octavian took the name of Caesar as the eternal symbol for the Roman emperor – and which would signify emperor even until modern history, with such bogus titles as Kaiser and Czar.
The entire ritual set up featured senators, military commanders with their officers in full military campaign dress, and a flourish of Romans, equestrians, gentleman farmers and distinguished citizens standing in awe inside of the imperial city, surrounded by grandiose, cleaned white temples and Roman imperial majesty. With all of the state pomp and ritual, which utilized all of the five senses and displayed the flourish of power and greatness, the emotional crowd screamed the new titles and powers of Octavian: 'Princep,' or First Citizen, 'Consul,' or legislative-military adviser, and 'Imperator.' or military commander.
This public ritual super event solidified both his power and legitimacy to rule, while he simultaneously showed his historic preservation of the old Roman values of 'Dignitas,' or public honor, 'Gravitas,' or public temperance, and 'Auctoritas,' or valued wisdom. In an ancient historical age without the Internet, video, television, film, radio and photo-print media, Octavian the Great had prepared a true masterpiece of state theater.
Octavian the Augustus claimed even greater honors, all for his 'duty' to Rome. He set up another date of glory called the 'second settlement,' where he claimed the powers of the 'Tribune,' or the sacred interests of the people, called the 'Popolus.' Augustus even claimed that the massive conglomerations of Rome actually represented one great family on the Earth, and so his ultimate title was 'Pater Patriae,' Father of the sacred country. In an Empire that swarmed on three different continents while possessing many different languages and cultures, this new truth was certainly something else to believe.
But sacred state rituals and costumes in the service of legitimacy needed some more backing for wider public support. Augustus became the Roman game and circus leader extraordinaire. Normally, such games and circuses happened only during Roman holy days, or holidays. But Augustus kept the party spirit burning with lots of back to back contests of chariot races, gladiator fights, mock battles, and even naval ones, and public contests of lyrical-musical, religious, poetic and physical glories. During these festivals and spectacles, Augustus distributed rations of bread, killed bull meat, and watered down wine to the anxious urban crowds in Rome. The theatrical comedies were in full operation, and the emperor even rebuilt the great Theater of Apollo.
Octavian had also made sure that his rival enemies ended up fully destroyed and discredited. Octavian's greatest concern was Caesar's cousin and Roman hero, Mark Antony and his relationship to Cleopatra in Egypt. Octavian managed to pull the Roman Senate against the Mark Antony, and he had even read the supposed will of Mark Antony to the Roman people in the Forum market. Like a skilled manipulator, Octavian moved the public sentiment against the 'dictatorial degenerate' lying in waste at Cleopatra's palace in Egypt. Eventually, Octavian managed to seize a Roman legion that exterminated his followers, and he even ordered their son, Caesarion, killed. Any Roman associated with such a rabble became a public enemy of the Roman people.
While the circuses and bread distribution progressed, Octavian warned the Roman people of the coming sacrifices ahead in order to maintain their wonderful empire. Continual war was the other standard in Octavian's rule. The Celtic nations in Gaul, or France, and in Hispania, or Spain, still needed the iron discipline of Roman blood and fire. Augustus also had to exterminate the pirate danger in the Mar Nostrum, or the Mediterranean Sea.
Earlier, Octavian had finished off one of the sons of Pompey; Pompey the Great was an old Roman General and ally, later enemy, of Caesar. His sons still had a base of operations in the wilds of Sicily. Augustus' latter warfare eventual paid off with full victories in Spain and in France. His Germania, or German campaigns, did not gain much territory. In fact, his war campaign against the German nations ended in defeat, but the Roman blood would demand future sacrifice in subduing them. His descendent Claudius would do the faithful job.
In the east, he took Egypt, grabbed more territory from Dacia, or Rumania, and Rome successfully battled the Parthians, or Persians-Iranians, whereby the Roman imperial standards moved from Mesopotamia, or Iraq, into Northern Africa, and on the northern periphery, from the Danube to the Rhine river. Octavian Augustus had many spectacular public triumphs in his city of Rome. His unforgettable triumphant returns featured marching Roman legions in sync, loud war drums, megalith flower displays, stolen religious objects on pedestals, massive stone gods brought back on ships, and thousands of unfortunate captured slaves in chains.
Octavian always maintained the astute politician role. He knew when to offer pardons and patronage, and with other unfortunates, exterminate them mercilessly. He had all of the Senatorial conspirators associated with the assassination of Caesar exterminated – including the noble Cicero, yet he lavished power and patronage on the rest of the Roman Senate to help 'govern' the Empire. He exterminated the last heir of Mark Antony and Cleopatra, yet he pardoned Mark Antony's brother that warred against him in the Perusine War. He ultimately exterminated the sons of Pompey, or the Pirates of Sicily, and yet, he redistributed lands in Italy to his Roman soldiers that faithfully fought with him and even with those that fought for Mark Antony – and he pardoned his old ally Lepidus when his old and disgruntled client decided to battle against him.
Finally, Augustus was the master in creating a renewed imperial and cultural mythology. His death culminated in Roman holiday celebrations that included a monolithic funeral cortège of flower wreaths featuring his noble family and the successor emperor, Tiberius, the Roman Senate, the Roman Praetorian Guard, or elite soldiers, equestrian Roman cavalry, Roman legions stationed near the city of Rome, and throng of innumerable Roman nobles, plebes and citizens in mourning. Augustus financed many public work projects, and his most famous was the construction of the Pantheon, which still stands in the actual Rome of today. His burial took place in the sacred corner of the temple, and his 'Genius,' or essence received deification. His eulogies also spread to other writers, intellectuals and historians that Augustus patronized. The greatest work was the epic tale of the Romans, called the 'Aeneid,' which traced the early history of Rome back to the honorable and courageous, Trojans – and finishing with Augustus, of course.
And so, the mythology of Octavian Caesar Augustus still lives in historical grandeur, or historical infamy, if you are an Anarchist. His statecraft also continues to breed its monsters. Since those ancient times, uncountable emperors, dictators, thugs on thrones, tyrants, princes, kings, queens, dukes, state criminals, sociopaths, prime ministers, presidents and self-proclaimed leaders have utilized the same methods and have unfortunately made them work.
Now the readers know the truth of such tactics and we can counter them. Anarchists can tell this story and other such examples to the angry and the ignorant. The astute reader can also see how the current monstrosity of empire, the United States of America Empire, has also used, and continues to use, such sinister practices of public manipulation.
But the current evil Amerikan empire has even greater power at its disposal in statecraft and social control. This criminal regime in Washington D.C. has been, and always will be, the greatest at utilizing particular modus operandi: media advertising through image-phrase repetitions, emotional manipulations, and blatant news speak propaganda.


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Time Flies: Nas Looks Back on the Making of Illmatic with Red Bull
Continuing the celebration of Illmatic's 20th anniversary, Nas discusses the making and the release of the classic album with Red Bull's Florian Obkircher. The album, a testimony of times from the perspective of a teenage emcee, would go on to be hailed as one of the most influential pieces of work that hip hop has ever seen, while connecting with the masses. Nas was asked if he knew he was creating a masterpiece to which he replied, "Definitely, it was my intention to make this album a game changer. If we weren't talking about it today it would have been just a fail. I definitely knew that this was special. I was excited and really happy because I knew I was coming to change things, for sure." Nas continues the conversation discussing the elements of historical value that he purposely included on the album, if he still listens to the album, and rumors of a sequel.
In celebration of the album's anniversary, Nas has issued a re-release of the album, Illmatic XX, complete with new remixes and previously un-released freestyles.


text: I had the most amazing evening. I attended the 7th Annual RAF Freelance Creative Expo at the Museum of Art in Rochester, NY. This was my first time in attendance; I wasn't sure what to expect. I slowly made my way around the room, meeting each exhibitor, learning about their craft, exchanging business conversation and cards, when – surprise! Peter K. O'Connell of audio'connell Voice Over Talent had a wonderful table display of all things audio'connell. I was thrilled to see Peter in my "backyard" – he is one of Western New York's super voice talents. After exchanging an "It's great to see you!" hug, Peter invited me to share his exhibit and talk voice acting with fellow attendees. Peter is a consummate professional and a genuine people person. He took the time to learn something about each person he met, and then shared how professional voice acting could make their work even better. He introduced me to everyone who stopped at the table and shared each conversation. What fun! Peter radiates the kind of fundamental decency and generosity that has a name in Yiddish – he's a mensch. Thank you, Peter.


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Just like Sandy contacted me last year, Robin contacted Joe last week…
Then the floodgates opened wide…
Remember this picture Sandy had sent me last year…
Phoebe and Agnes…?
Well, this is what Robin had.
It's part of her collection of old pictures she has.
This picture is more than 100 years old, most probably taken before 1900.
Sandy had the same picture but with no names.
Since we did not have any names, Sandy had this theory that the pictures were put clockwise according to what we knew about the birthdates of the daughters.
Robin had names.
Sandy and I were half right… about Phoebe who is really Philomène, Philomene Lagasse's eldest daughter.
Robin knows a lot more about that branch of the Alexandres' descendants.
Agnes Alexandre was one of Robin's husband's ancestors.
She married David Bleau and her daughter Sylvia Elisabeth Bleau married Louis Joseph Combe on April 19, 1917.
Louis Joseph Combe was a photographer…!
This document is precious and has more information about Robin's husband's ancestors.
It's like a time machine.
Robin has a lot more pictures and she is willing to share them all so we can reach out for other descendants.
So we will going back in times next time.
It's going to take a lot of time…
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Little pearls of wisdom tone wisdom that you might want to share with others.
I'm going to post a few obvious ones for beginners, you continue on and get into the better stuff.
- Because the high and low frequencies are dominated by other instruments in a band, you should fill the mid frequencies for best cut.
- Tube amps generally sound louder and better than Solid State amps.Single coils are good for clean, with chimey, bell-like tones.
- Humbuckers, on the other hand, is the raunchier, crunchier pickup.
- Marshalls give you British tones with it's EL-34 tubes, Mesa gives you American tones with it's 6l6 tubes
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G4TV.com has the trailer, which features Mandalorians and the planet Mandalore.
Thanks to BFFC's therealmccoy for the tip!
Also, Bryan Young (Examiner.com and BigShinyRobot.com) says Boba Fett will also be in season 2.
Updated 7/26 11:45pm: The Hollywood Reporter notes "As reported in the panel session, the series is getting darker and more violent in season two. ... [T]he supervising director told fans Boba Fett will be in this season, though I'm not sure if the helmeted Mandalorian guy in the trailer is him or not ... just texted the LucasFilm PR rep, and he replied with "No comment!" -- hmm..."


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Stream As per usual I've got my weekly stream tonight and tomorrow from 9PM GMT onward. Now this will be hopefully a special weekend as I may possibly be hitting 100 followers. I've been thinking how to celebrate, I already do game … Continue reading
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Remember those keychain credit cards from McDonald's, gas stations and other establishments? The idea was to link it to a credit card and upon purchasing goods, just "swipe" it as you would any credit card. Simple and convenient. The same kind of technology is starting to arrive on Android phones.
Called, "Google Wallet", shoppers can authorize an application to charge a preexisting Citi MasterCard card or deduct money from a prepaid debit card (you can add funds from your bank account or a non-Citi-card). Google just announced today that Wallet will also soon support Discover, Visa, and American Express accounts. It will be interesting to see if people take advantage of this. Hopefully security measures will be bulked up to protect you and your purchases if you ever lose your phone..


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Believe it or not, it was the beginning of the end.
Wednesday evening marked the final performances on NBC's "America's Got Talent," giving the remaining six contenders one last shot at winning a $1 million Las Vegas showcase.
Here's how it went down.
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First up was David Garibaldi and his CMYK's, who wanted to "win this incredibly bad." Well, yes David, so does everyone else. But anyway, The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again" began playing and suddenly it was a painting fiasco! But everyone knew that something amazing was to come of it, and something did.
By the final beat, Garibaldi revealed a portrait of Albert Einstein and the letters CMYK. The judges loved it and Howard Stern said, "This piece of art I would hang in my home."
After an emotional taped segment, comedian Tom Cotter attempted to get our spirits up with his "comedy cube." Host Nick Cannon rolled it, and the topic of jokes tonight would be "poor examples."
He starts off by saying that we can be bad examples for our kids. "Rub a dub dub, three men in a tub? That's a good image for the kids. Why don't we have a picture of them lathering each other up? Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. One hot chick and seven middle-aged dwarfs. That's an adult film. Every day they go off to work and call her a prostitute--Hi,ho! Hi, ho!"
Did you catch the last semifinal performances?
Kudos, Cotter. That was pretty hilarious. And his standing ovation proved that everyone felt the same way. "You are amazing. You're a terrific comedian. And in my book, a comedian deserves to win "America's Got Talent" and it should be you," Stern said.
The Untouchables reminded us why we should have taken dance class as a child, and continued to impress the judges with their routine to "Proud Mary." Sharon Osbourne gave the group a standing-O. All the kids' faces were full of ear-to-ear grins and that made us happy.
Sand artist Joe Castillo went up next and said, "Tonight I'm going to do a tribute to the show that has radically changed my life." What show would that be? "AGT," of course!
Starting with a photo of Cannon, Castillo then made the sand into a portrait of Howie Mandel, which then transformed into a shot of Osbourne and finally turned it into Stern.
The judges thought it was "amazing," but had a little doubt that their portraits were accurately done.
William Close and his massive harp took the stage and worked those fingers to give his "biggest performances yet." Sharon said he is a "visionary" and Stern commented that everything was so "unique."
Last to go were the Olate Dogs. There were little dogs driving cars, jumping hurdles, doing backflips and even wheelbarrowing to the judges' panel! "This is pure love on this stage," Sharon said, to which Stern responded, "Sharon, that dog might be a millionaire. You better watch yourself."
Who do you think deserves to win it all tonight? Sound off in the comments!
Have you seen these America's Got Talent OMG moments?
The two hour grand finale of "America's Got Talent" airs Thursday on NBC at 8 ET.


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QuEST has been selected as a preferred supplier by Siemens via a rigorous selection process based on parameters ranging from engineering capability, customer satisfaction, cost effectiveness and a proven track record of value creation to customers."QuEST is pleased to have been chosen by Siemens as a preferred engineering solutions partner. Through our delivery centres in India, Europe and US, QuEST is uniquely positioned to optimize, capability, capacity and cost. I am confident that we will be able to effectively support Siemens engineering requirements globally," said Ajit Prabhu, CEO, QuEST Global Engineering.The centre was inaugurated by Mr. Eckhard Sander, Head of Global Commodity Management Technical Services Siemens along with Dr. Ajay Prabhu, Chief Operating Officer, QuEST Global.Headquartered in Munich, Germany, Siemens is one of the world's largest engineering and electronics companies operating in the industry, energy, healthcare and infrastructure sectors. For over 160 years, Siemens has stood for technological excellence, innovation, quality and reliability worldwide. The company is the world's largest provider of environmental technologies; more than one-third of its total revenue stems from green products and solutions.
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