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KUDLINSKI: Think of your neighborhood as a beehive
I'm a member of a communal species. So are you. That's why you're reading this column. And that's why I got a call and an email after last week's article on bumblebees. "Wait!" a woman from Hamden said. "You wrote about underground nests. What about beehives?"
Honeybees are the ones you see gathering pollen on white clover blossoms and many other flowers. They're the ones that make hives together and store honey. A bumblebee is much bigger and furrier than a honeybee. They make their colonies down in the soil. These are only two of the 20,000 different species of bees in the world. Each kind has its own habits.
I'm human, so I'm in the habit of communicating with others. I am on the phone, email, Facebook, at meetings, or chatting with my family every day. I live in a colony of houses around Malley's Pond. (Some of my readers live in apartment "hives.") Our kids are educated in communally agreed-upon skills by special workers whose job is to care for the young. It begins to sound like life in a honeybee hive, doesn't it?
Like us, honeybees talk constantly. They use body language in their famous dances, telling their roommates exactly where to find nectar nearby. We all use body language, too, from the police officer directing traffic at the corner, to the teenager strutting past a pretty girl.
Honeybees also communicate with smell and taste. So do we, by perfuming our bodies with musky scents or citrusy, smell-assaults from Axe, or by painstakingly removing and covering all of our human scents. We even add another layer of communication as we choose what clothes to wear.
Life in our message-saturated world can get to be too much, sometimes. We yearn for a break from TV, the Internet, the phone and texts. How long could you stand silence, though? Could you live forever as a hermit? Not if you're reading this. Not if you're human. Some kinds of bees do lead solitary lives. Some live alone for entire generations.
Ninety-nine percent of all those 20,000 species of bees are solitary. There are probably some nesting — alone — near you. Look for them in packed dirt or sand, on a roadside or path, a beach, pond or river's edge. These females, having mated, dig a hole about the diameter of a pencil and lay an egg in it. Then they tuck in a "care package" of pollen by the egg, bury it and leave.
Down in the hole, the egg hatches into a larvae alone. He or she dines on the food nearby, pupates and digs its way out, unaided. It finds a mate — briefly — and repeats the cycle.
There are so many solitary bees that some have varied widely from the simplest life cycle. Most solitaries lay many eggs in the tunnel, each with its own private room and pollen packet. They emerge in the spring, feed on pussy willow, and go to ground again.
One odd species has a generation of females underground who fly off and dig another tunnel to lay eggs without ever being mated. All of this brood are males, who simply wait around for mom to lay another batch, all of whom emerge as females. These fatherless brothers and sisters mate with each other. The females dig their way out of the ground and fly away to start the crazy cycle again. Continued...
I can identify with the colonial honeybees a lot more easily than with the strange solitary bees. I saw both this week, and I just had to tell you about them. After all, I'm human.
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While surgery is generally the most effective treatment option for many conditions, traditional open surgery with a large incision has its drawbacks – pain, trauma, a long recovery time and a risk of infection.
Fortunately, less invasive options are available to many patients facing surgery. The most common of these is laparoscopic surgery, in which small incisions are used. Laparoscopy is effective for many routine procedures, but due to the instruments used, it has certain limitations when more complex surgery is required.
Thanks to the latest evolution in surgical technology, doctors now have a safe and effective alternative to traditional open and laparoscopic surgery – da Vinci Surgery. The da Vinci Surgical System enables surgeons to operate through a few tiny incisions with dramatically enhanced vision, precision and control.
State-of-the-art da Vinci Surgery helps surgeons to minimize the pain and risk associated with traditional surgery, while increasing the chances for a fast recovery and excellent clinical outcomes.1,2
da Vinci General Surgery procedures include:
- da Vinci Surgery for Obesity (Gastric Bypass)
- da Vinci Surgery for Stomach Cancer (Gastrectomy)
- da Vinci Surgery for Pancreatic Disease (Distal Pancreatectomy)
- da Vinci Surgery for Achalasia (Heller Myotomy)
- da Vinci Surgery for Gallbladder Disease (Cholecystectomy)
As with any surgery, these benefits cannot be guaranteed since surgery is specific to each patient, condition and procedure. It is important to talk to your doctor about all treatment options, including the risks and benefits. This information can help you make the best decision for your situation.
1Snyder BE, Wilson T, Scarborough T, Yu S, Wilson EB. Lowering gastrointestinal leak rates: a comparative analysis of robotic and laparoscopic gastric bypass.J Robotic Surg. 2008.
2Song J, Kang WH, Oh SJ, et al.; Role of robotic gastrectomy using da Vinci system compared with laparoscopic gastrectomy; initial experience of 20 consecutive cases. Surg Endosc(2009) 23:1204-1211 DOI 10.1007s/0046-009-0351-4
While clinical studies support the effectiveness of the da Vinci Surgical System when used in minimally invasive surgery, individual results may vary. There are no guarantees of outcome. All surgeries involve the risk of major complications. Before you decide on surgery, discuss treatment options with your doctor. Understanding the risks of each treatment can help you make the best decision for your individual situation. Surgery with the da Vinci Surgical System may not be appropriate for every individual; it may not be applicable to your condition. Always ask your doctor about all treatment options, as well as their risks and benefits. Only your doctor can determine whether da Vinci Surgery is appropriate for your situation. The clinical information and opinions, including any inaccuracies expressed in this material by patients or doctors about da Vinci Surgery, are not necessarily those of Intuitive Surgical, Inc. and should not be considered as substitute for medical advice provided by your doctor. © 2010 Intuitive Surgical. All rights reserved.
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hi guys can anyone help me please
i have a folder with subfolders containing certain files that i use for 3 seperate pcs , i have made text lists of each set of files that go into each different pc , my question is can someone give me the proper batch command that would copy the files listed in each list into the directories i want including the subdirectories , have included a sample but this isnt working as it copies the files all over the place inside the new folder instead of keeping the folder structure
@setlocal enableextensions
for /f "delims=" %%i in (darlaprun.txt) do (
xcopy "%%i" "%wim%" /s /e /h /y
have also tried it with %%a but it still does same , i have certain folders with the same files in them but for different pcs and architectures and have 3 username lists which have only the files needed for each pc listed inside each text list
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Batch Command To Copy Files Batch File Problem Copying Subfolders
Posted 21 January 2013 - 11:01 PM
I think it may be prudent to provide sample lists and/or folder structures.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 11:04 AM
Ummm, no! "CD" instruction is more than likely irrelevant. The filenames are (apparently) withing a TXT file (see the Original Post).
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"Tolerance is only a virtue if the thing you are being tolerant of is a sin; when that thing ceases to be a sin and becomes instead a model, tolerance quickly turns to enabling and intolerance for those who don't fit that model."
This sums up the modern concept of tolerance. Thank you for that.


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Substantial in feel, this wedding ring is crafted in 14k white gold ring with a square side design. The rounded interior creates a wedding band that is comfortable to wear.
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I really like this ring. It runs a tad bigger. I am 8-3/4 but I ordered size 8.5 and it fits really well.
High quality ring, simple yet contemporary styling. Called Blue Nile customer service to order it brushed (as shown in the product image), and customer service was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable.
I originally purchased the ring for my fiance in an 8.5 but it was bigger than we thought it'd be, we paid for the shipping to send it back and the re-sized and re-engraved free of charge! The 8 fits perfectly and the ring-based off of the other comments is shiny and not matte but it's exactly what we wanted. I would definitely purchase from blue nile again
Ring looks good and fits...not sure what more you want. Only time will tell how it holds up. Ring arrived on time (2 days). One thing to note...this ring feels more substantial than many i tried on in stores (Its ~7 grams instead of ~5grams) but its not "too heavy" like some of the alternative metals (12-14 grams) i've seen.
I ordered this wedding ring after searching high and low in dozens of jewlery stores and not seeing the quality and price I wanted. I love it! A few things to note that I read in some other reviews and can confirm:The comfort fit rund about a half size bigger that you would expect, so make sure you order a half size smaller.Also, although the image looks brushed, it comes standard in a shiny finish. I called customer service about it, and they can put a brushed finish on it for no additional charge, which was absolutely amazing! It depends on your personal taste, but I definitely think the brushed finish looks spectacular.The quality to cost ratio is amazing compared to what some stores wanted for less. I would recommend this to anyone I talk to!
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The TARDIS is lost in battle on a distant planet. When the Doctor sets off in pursuit, Donna is left behind, and finds herself accepting a commission in the Pioneer Corps. Something is transforming soldiers into monstrous beetles, and she could be the next victim.
Featuring the Doctor and Donna, as played by David Tennant and Catherine Tate in the hit series from BBC Television, this story has been written specially for audio by Peter Anghelides, and is read by David Tennant, with additional music and sound effects.
©2008 Peter Anghelides; (P)2008 BBC Audiobooks Ltd
"One Word: FANTASTIC!"
What a wonderful story! Peter Anghelides took on a great task in capturing the manic brilliance of the Doctor and the sarcastic demeanor and wit of Donna Noble and he has done a fantastic job! The story kept me intrigued from the start. The reading by David Tennant has by far has got to be one of the major highlights for me. He captured the voice of each character wonderfully. The music and sound effects only added to the drama. I hope to hear more stories like this in future Doctor Who novels.
"Scratches the itch"
This is a great adventure from the Doctor-Donna era. It is an entertaining story and true to form.
The Doctor is of course the well played by David Tennant.
As with the other books read by David Tennant, The Doctor is well played, but he also does Donna very well (Oi!).
When you are at war you had better know who your enemy is.
If you are a Doctor Who fan, waiting for the next instalment, this definitely scratches the itch.
"Fantastic, a must listen!"
Unlike the other Doctor Who audio books, this one has a soundtrack and sound effects which completely adds to the fun story line. The only thing missing is this story actually being made into an Doctor Who episode.
What can I say about my favorite Doctor narrating this tale? David Tennant has such great talent! He does various accents (The ones with American accents are the bad guys, hmmm) for each character, you can tell which is female, which male, which alien, etc. He reads with such excitement you can tell he is as much of a Doctor Who fan as we the listeners (and viewers) are. Makes you wonder why he is leaving the show?
Even if you've read the book, you've got to listen to this just to hear the excitement in David Tennant's narration, the soundtrack and the special effects.
Highly recommended!
"what is not to like?"
I've listened to this story through twice. It was a bit confusing at first because there are a lot of characters and a number of actual or potential villains, and I don't always concentrate fully when I listen to audiobooks (i.e. my confusion was not the fault of the story or the narration). The first time I was a bit disappointed because the Doctor and Donna are separated for a lot of the story. But the second time I knew that was going to happen, so I really enjoyed their little bickering conversation at the beginning, and how they dealt with the separate and somewhat bewildering situations they each found themselves in. The story was quite interesting as it unfolded. I anticipated certain plot developments but others came as a surprise. I absolutely loved the Doctor's speech on what he will and won't bear. It is classic, pure Doctor.
Tennant does a brilliant array of accents, including American and Russian, and of course it's a delight to hear the Doctor's dialogue in the Doctor's own voice. There are excellent sound effects for certain of the creatures. Overall, really great!
Really enjoyed this book. David Tennant does a brilliant job as narrator in everything I've heard him do but his ability to capture Donna's 'voice' is awesome. I could totally see the whole story playing in my head as I listened to it.
"I have to wonder what Cathrine Tate thinks..."
I really love this story. It's cute and a little bit weird. Not as clever as the average Dr. Who script, but not terrible. David Tennant is one of the best audiobook readers I've ever heard. The way he swaps between accents is seamless, and his Donna Noble voice is spot-on, and hilarious. The reading is entertaining enough for the price. I don't usually use my credit on short audiobooks, but I've listened to this twice, and I really enjoyed it.
"Interesting Story, Great Narration"
This is the first Doctor Who audiobook I've listened to with David Tennant narrating. He's really great, using his Scottish accent for the narrative parts to differentiate from the Doctor's dialog, and he does a very good job of Donna Noble's speech patterns, though he can't quite get her voice.
The story is fascinating, would have been a great TV episode, with a just-right mixture of narrative and action.
avid audiobook listener, sociopath, nerd.
"A must for any Doctor Who fan"
I love Doctor Who, and I especially love David Tennant. He's an excellent narrator and the story was great!
"Can't beat David Tennant"
Pest Control is classic Dr Who. The eccentric personality of the Dr comes through this novel with the hard talking Donna Noble by his side. Whoever comes up with this story lines have not limits to their imagination. The reading by David Tennant is second to none, hearing his real accent to break up the characters of the story. Well worth a listen for all Dr Who fans.


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High school hockey: West Geauga trio of girls just want to be treated like one of the guys (with video and audio)
They want to contribute to their team's success, just like everyone else.
They want to produce quality shifts every time they're on the ice and help with providing offensive-zone punch when able.
Perhaps more important than all of that, though, despite their unique circumstance of being girls playing hockey primarily against boys, is they want to be treated the same.
Just like everyone else.
Female players have dotted area high school hockey rosters in the last 10 to 15 years, but it's probably fair to say not many of them have logged as much ice time as West Geauga senior forwards Sammi Erne, Megan Magden and Deena Bucci.
What makes their journey more impressive is where it began.
Entering their freshman year at West G, the three had never played a second of hockey.
Magden was a figure skater in her spare time, and Bucci participated in open skates.
"It was basically just the fact that, they said, 'Who wants to play hockey?' We said, 'Us.' " Bucci said. Continued...
"And we actually went through with it."
Little did they know where it would lead.
"I learned how to skate my first practice," Erne said. "I had never ice skated before. I don't think we even touched a puck for a while. It was just strictly skating.
"I would say my first game, I was absolutely terrified. There were these big guys skating so fast, and then you'd get out there and try to balance yourself. It was a shock, I think."
A shock not only for them, but also the opposition and even at the start for their own team.
Initially as freshmen, they admitted the acclimation for some boys was not easy having girls as teammates.
Then there were the nuances of the game.
With all three learning hockey skating on the fly after deciding to take up the sport, progress in their first games was measured in balance and skating form and not necessarily in plus/minus ratio or goals and assists.
Checking — on the giving end and the receiving end — was a learning experience as well.
"Sometimes we wear our hair in buns, so they think we're the boys," Magden said. "We don't like to be treated differently. Sometimes the teams that hit us will say, 'Sorry,' because we're girls. We're like, 'Come on. We're hockey players.' Continued...
"Maybe our freshman year, some boys weren't so supportive of us on the team. But now that we've grown and proven ourselves, they respect us."
Through that growth, and in turn that respect, the trio have gone from learning the game to fully contributing to an upswing in West G's fortunes.
In their freshman and sophomore seasons, the Wolverines went 2-37 with 19 mercy-rule losses. Last winter, West G went a respectable 5-12, including its first-ever holiday tournament title in December at Brooklyn. This year, it is off to a 2-2 start.
"I think it's remarkable how we started winning one game a year, and now we go undefeated in the preseason," Erne said. "It's nice to see all the work you've put into the team, it's paid off."
The Wolverines also edged Twinsburg, 2-1, at Quicken Loans Arena in January, with Erne recording the assist on the game-winning goal.
Erne had a goal and four assists in her junior campaign, Magden recorded three assists, and Bucci had a goal and two assists.
"I think that plays a big role in their ice time, for the last year and so far this year," West G coach Dan Gilliam said. "We've had six, seven games already (including preseason), and they've put in a lot of ice time due to their hard work. They're here — I don't have a problem with attendance, and especially the girls.
"They're here early on the ice, and they're working hard every drill. Because that's the difference in their game — not so much in their playing time, but their game. They're able to compete."
Compete, contribute and impress — just like everyone else.
"Speaking for all of us, none of us like to be treated special," Erne said. "None of us want to be taken out of the game because we're a girl. We just want to get in there and we want to play like everyone else." Continued...
Added Magden: "If I wanted to be treated like a girl, I would have played girls hockey. I like to be treated like one of the boys. I don't think it should be different because we're girls."
(Note: Full interviews with Erne, Magden, Bucci and Gilliam can be found here.)
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LOGAN – Voters in Logan County nominated an experienced female deputy for sheriff.
Dramas also consisted in the race for magistrate and in the board of education race as the final votes were counted following Tuesday's Primary Election.
Democratic sheriff's candidate Sonya Dingess Porter, a third generation law enforcement officer, defeated former House of Delegate member Ralph Rodighiero 2, 871 to 2,351.
Several other candidates in the sheriff's race picked up strong support including Charlie Walls who received 1,079 votes, Elbert Vance got 487 and George Mathis had 338 votes.
"It feels great, but it has been nerve racking," Porter said. Her grandfather Vernon Dingess served as Logan County's sheriff from 1977 to 1984 and her father Kent Dingess is a retired deputy and served 19 years. Porter has been the chief field deputy for the last year and a half and has 19 years of experience.
"I have a legacy and will follow in his footsteps," Porter said of her grandfather. "I'm very grateful for all of the dedication and support I received from the voters that came out. It means a lot to me, my family. I knew it would be a tough race. Ralph is a popular candidate."
Incumbent magistrate Jeff Lane narrowly defeated challenger Joe Mendez by 71 votes. Lane totaled 3,181 to the 3,110 that Mendez got. Incumbents Leonard Codispoti and Dwight Williamson finished first and second in the magistrates race with 4,576 and 4,011 respectively. Three magistrates are elected.
Early in the vote counting by the County Clerk's office, with about half of the precincts calculated, Mendez held a slight lead over Lane. However, the incumbent pulled ahead once the final votes were tallied.
Newcomer Jim Frye defeated incumbent Moss Burgess in the board of education race. Frye received 2,524 votes while Burgess totaled 1,972 to finish third. Incumbent Phyllis Adkins easily won reelection with 3,296 votes. Ben White ran a solid race receiving 1,821 votes, Sally Stollings got 1,662, Chris Trent had 917, Noel Napier got 468 and there were eight write-in votes.
In the 24th District House of Delegates race Rupert "Rupie" Phillips and Ted Tomblin were the two top vote getters. Phillips led the way with 2,511 votes, while Tomblin received 2,365 votes. Harry Freeman came in third with 1,373 votes, Larry Rogers got 1,108, former delegate Lidella Wilson Hrutkay received 988 votes, Joe White had 817 votes and Chris Stratton came in with 300 votes.
Incumbent Logan County Commissioner Danny Godby easily defeated challenger George Howes 5,085 to 1,677 votes.
In the race for prosecuting attorney John Bennett beat Joe Spradling 4,696 to 1,752.
Russell Grimmett ran unopposed for the Assessor's race, but he still received 4,933 votes from his party.
Former county commissioner Art Kirkendoll defeated Sammy Dalton 4,933 to 1,869 in the nomination for state senator in the 7th Senatorial District. Kirkendoll was appointed to fill the term vacated by longtime senator Earl Ray Tomblin, who became governor of West Virginia last year.
In the 20th District House of Delegate race, in which two Logan precincts are joined in with Mingo County, Justin Marcum received 234 votes, while Nathan Brown had 116 votes and Marvin Vernatter came in third with 34 votes. Combined with the Mingo County tallies, Marcum won that nomination.
Two other Logan County precincts are in the district with Lincoln County which makes up the 22nd District. Incumbent Jeff Eldridge received 389 votes, while Josh Stowers came in second with 281 votes, while Bill Bryant was a close third in the two Logan precincts with 246 votes. Two other candidates, Gloria Triplett and Ed Triplett received 145 and 71 votes respectively.
On the republican side of the ticket, in the 20th District House of Delegate race Mike Baisden received eight votes, Phil Amick four and Dr. Diane Shafer two. In the 22nd District Gary Johngrass received 41 votes, while Michel Moffatt got 34 votes. No republicans filed to run in the 24th House of Delegate district.
No republicans filed for any of the county races for sheriff, county commissioner, assessor, magistrate or prosecuting attorney.
Voter turnout was moderate from Logan's 37 precincts. Out of 20,405 registered democrats, 7,319 cast their ballots. Logan has 2,399 republicans registered and 587 cast ballots for that party. A total of 35 nonpartisan voters turned out to cast their votes.


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Nearly 200 letters discussing the search for Christopher Jordan Dorner that ended Tuesday have been sent to firstname.lastname@example.com, and if you were to guess that the primary target for criticism has been the accused quadruple-homicide suspect, you'd be wrong.
The correct answer? The police department that hunted Dorner.
To be fair, many of those letters responded to last week's early-morning shooting by police of two newspaper delivery women, whose truck officers believed to be Dorner's. The Los Angeles Police Department also came under reader scrutiny for how it handled the internal investigation that led to Dorner's firing in 2009, and for its reopening of that investigation. A handful of readers spoke up in defense of the police.
FULL COVERAGE: The manhunt for Christopher Dorner
Here is a selection of the letters.
-- Paul Thornton, letters editor
Thomas Bailey of Long Beach provides some advice on shooting innocent people:
"The killing of a police officer is an egregious act. It strikes at the core of our social contract. It weakens the line that divides civilized society from anarchy. The desire to see a 'cop killer' taken off the streets and brought to justice unites us all. And yet, the LAPD has somehow found a way to leave Angelenos shaking their heads at its conduct.
"Some in the LAPD seem to be in an uncontrolled frenzy as they shoot at and wreck the vehicles of civilians who in no way resemble their suspect. This sort of haywire response seems more reminiscent of the days when Daryl Gates headed the department than what has been represented to be the new, citizen-friendly LAPD.
"Chief Charlie Beck says he is reopening the Dorner case to assure the public his department has left its racist past behind. The department's image, tarnished once again, might be more immediately served by simply promising not to shoot any more innocent people as they try to drive down the street."
Tom Leeson of Los Angeles questions the reinvestigation of Dorner's LAPD case:
"Regarding Beck's desire 'to assure the public that his department is fair and transparent,' it is my experience that having an agenda such as Beck's is counterproductive to discovering the truth. An agenda tends to lead to an outcome that serves the agenda. Discovering the truth requires a mind and heart open to all possible options.
"I would also point out that Beck is doing exactly what Dorner claimed he was trying to do: clear his good name."
Herb Stark of Massapequa, N.Y., expressed shock at the support some expressed for Dorner:
"I couldn't believe my eyes as I read the coverage of the Dorner manhunt and shootout in Big Bear: People who actually sympathized with this alleged cop killer and blasted police for using incendiary tear gas to put an end to this horrific episode.
"The bleeding hearts are going to ruin our way of dealing with cold-blooded killers. In this case, police acted properly in doing whatever it took to stop further mayhem from being inflicted on officers and their families."


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Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 19 June 2013 (IUCN) – East Rennell in the Solomon Islands has been added to the List of World Heritage in Danger, following the advice of IUCN, the official World Heritage advisory body on nature. Lake Turkana National Parks in Kenya and Virgin Komi Forests in Russia were not added to the Danger List, against IUCN's advice. …
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IUCN has provided solar home systems to three island communities in the Kingdom of Tonga. This video focuses on Lofanga Island in the Ha'apai Group and shows how the lives of the people in this small community have changed for the better through this project. With appropriate management in place, solar home systems such as this can make positive contributions to people with minimal impacts on nature. …
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Representatives from the Ministry of Environment and the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, Republic of Korea, together with IUCN Director General Julia Marton-Lefèvre unveiled the Jeju Declaration commemorative plaque at IUCN Headquarters in Switzerland last Friday, emphasizing their commitment to continued cooperation with IUCN following the successful 2012 IUCN World Conservation Congress. …
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Phnom Penh, Cambodia, 16 June 2013 (IUCN) – UNESCO's annual World Heritage meeting, which starts today in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, will see a total of 34 natural and cultural areas considered for World Heritage status. The World Heritage Committee will also review the state of existing World Heritage sites, including some that could be placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger. The ever-increasing number of iconic areas facing threats to their unique status puts the credibility of the World Heritage Convention at stake, according to IUCN. … | French | Spanish
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The recent launch of the Low Carbon Islands project, by IUCN, the United Nations Environment Programme and the Global Environment Facility, will encourage households in the Pacific islands of Nauru, Niue and Tuvalu to be active participants in the energy market. …
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Miss Bernina the over-locker in the box on the left (eeek - she's a learning curve and a half!)
& Miss Pfaff the new-to-me sewing machine is pictured on the right. Miss Pfaff seems a little less daunting so far! She's quite an old girl but a good quality one at that, and she sews wonderfully. She will make a great spare machine for my students who don't have their own...
So excuse me if I'm a little preoccupied for a while - I have quite a bit of playing to do with my new toys...
And just between you and me, I'm kind of hoping that Miss Pfaff might clear up some of my recent shirring dramas & get that working nicely for me. In which case I will be making my girls some lovely dresses asap.
Either way, I expect a lot more kids clothes in my future.
Yay - can't wait!!
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Our Everest Special Issue, celebrating the 60th anniversary of the first ascent of the world's highest mountain, is now in the shops and available digitally. This commemorative edition has many unique images from The Royal Geographical Society's archives and is packed with fascinating features including:
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"2048 "tells the story of the most important social movement in the 21st century: humanitys agreement, in writing, to create a social order that will allow people to live together in peace and prosperity based upon human rights and the rule of law. Many of the problems the world faces, such as war, poverty, and environmental ruin are the by-product of a flawed international social order. Fortunately, there is an international agreement, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) which all countries signed in 1948, that promises a social order of justice, equality, and freedom. But although the UDHR was agreed to by all countries it is only a declaration and is unenforceable in courts of law. The 2048 Project, launched by the author and his colleagues at the University of California School of Law and from which the book gets its name, is a movement to make the fundamental rights in the Declaration enforceable in the courts of all countries by 2048, the 100th anniversary of the Universal Declaration. Through its programs and Web site, the 2048 Project provides education, research materials, and a place for drafters to post documents, as well as hosts international conferences on human rights. "2048 "tells how the UDHR came to be written and the origins of the movement to make it enforceable; lays out the five basic freedoms the UDHR is meant to protect; and gives detailed advice on what everyone can do to make international human rights a reality.
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So I'm trying to add a footer to a website I'm working on. I'm using a method I found on fortyseven media (http://fortysevenmedia.com/blog/archives/making_your_footer_stay_put_with_css/). However, in order for this to work, I need to have my content div relatively positioned. Before I tried adding the footer, it was absolutely positioned, making it looks nice and pretty directly in the center of the page with no "white space" underneath the div. Now that I have it relatively positioned, it's still centered and looking nice, but there's a ton of space underneath the content div and above the footer div.
I know why the space is there (since the element is relatively positioned, it left a gap where the element would normally be), but I do not want the space to be there. It's really annoying and is unneeded.
Is there a way to remove the gap at the bottom of my content div while still being able to keep it relatively positioned? :roll:Do you have a link to your site so we can have a look?Well, I've figured out some of my problems. Now I'm just trying to fine tune things.
For example, I can't figure out why I'm still able to scroll on pages without a ton of content (like the Home, Performances, Auditions, and Outreach pages).
Also, when the page isn't maximized, the footer seems to stay the same size instead of shrinking with the browser (sorry if I didn't explain that well... If you resize the browser I think you'll understand what I mean).
Here's a link: http://www.mardeldance.comAwesome response...wise words for a gold seller...
Anyway, if you want to stop the little bit of scrolling, set your min-height of your wrap to 99.8% - if you want to get rid of the sroll bar all together, remove the html { overflow:scroll;} value.
Resizing footer question: The same size as in width & height? or just one or the other?Thanks for responding!
I think I fixed my footer issue.
I think I want to keep the overflow value so that when someone goes from a page with not enough content to fill their browser to a page full of content there are not any jumps due to the scrollbars. I might just change the min-height of the container like you said. If I did this, would it affect the footer?
I also just want to know why there is there are scrollbars that are able to be moved on pages without a lot of content. Is it due to the overflow value?if you change the wrap to 99.8% high you wont see a change at all, other than you cant scroll on pages that shouldnt be scrolled on :)
I think its because at 100% the wrapper just pushes the footer 2px or so too far down, or at least the browser thinks so. On FF you can get away with 99.9% but on IE7 you need it to be 99.8%... just one of those things I think...Weird.
Yeah, I just want to not be able to scroll on pages that you shouldn't be able to scroll on to begin with.. It just annoys me :D


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Okay so a couple photos were captured while I was in Miami that weren't the most discreet and I'm sorry if they offended anyone but I got too caught up in the sunshine and the weather that I guess I wasn't as cautious as I should have been.
Everyone knows the rough and tumble of the ocean mixed with a bathing suit — not the most attractive thing ever! So sorry for the view…very embarrassing to say the least!
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What I see is an excellent description of the tactical things a recruiter does. To suggest these are all strategic is not accurate. You wrote; "As a recruitment strategist, the strategic HR recruiter utilizes knowledge of the organization's business strategy, market and labor trends, needs, and perceptions to develop strategic recruitment team strategies and goals that reflect a balance between attaining business financial goals and satisfying senior and line management needs." That is a strategic application. You wrote; "The strategic HR recruiter ensures that others understand these goals; obtains commitment from their colleagues and hiring managers to achieve them; and modifies recruitment strategies, processes, and activities based on the strategic recruitment team's success at building lasting strategic relationships." That is a tactical application. You wrote: "As a strategic communicator, the strategic HR recruiter organizes and uses information effectively, obtaining it from and sharing it with the HR recruitment team, management, and other stakeholder groups." That is a tactical application. In short, when it comes to a strategic application of HR, especially recruiting, in this instance only your first comment meets the definition of a strategic application. This does not in any way diminish the importance of the work being performed. It simply demonstrates a need to fully understand the difference between tactical and strategic. Strategic HR work is most often directly related to the company's strategy an its implementation without actually involving the steps and activities required in its implementation. Tactical HR work is basically the accomplishment of a predefined activity. Participating and scheduling training on interviewing skills for hiring managers is a tactical activity. Determining the need for training could possibly be strategic. However, a better defined action for strategic in this sense i "the development of recruiting methodologies and practices that enhance the organizations talent acquisition process." It is not uncommon for the two terms to be misused or misunderstood. Much of this comes from the drive to assign strategic value to everything we do as HR professionals. We fail to understand that a lot of what we do is not strategic and while immensely important to the overall success of the organization, will never be strategic. |
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Hash House A Go Go, a seven-unit casual-dining chain known for its huge portions and over-the-top presentations, had to work extra hard on its beverage menu when founder Andy Beardslee opened the first location in San Diego in 2000: He didn't have a liquor license.
"So they needed to come up with specialty beverages they could sell without alcohol," said Jim Rees, the Hash House co-owner and partner who bought from Beardslee the right to open more locations. Rees has since opened four units in Las Vegas, one in Reno, Nev., and most recently, a Chicago location that opened six weeks ago.
Those units have full liquor licenses, but they have maintained the brand's heritage of specialty nonalcoholic beverages with a focus on detail.
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The espresso drinks are layered in a clear Lexington glass and then topped with more syrup. The glass is placed on a plate that's garnished with more syrup, and sometimes an added accoutrement "which carries the flavor profile from top to bottom," Rees said.
For example, the Banana Latte is garnished with a quarter banana, still in the skin, that's caramelized with a blowtorch and placed on the plate. The Butterscotch Latte is served with a butterscotch candy, and the Cinnamon Roll Latte comes with cinnamon sticks.
Other specialty drinks include the S'mores Mocha, served in a large white coffee cup and topped with caramelized marshmallows and graham crackers, and the Caramel All Over, served cold in a 20-ounce glass and topped with whipped cream and caramel. These specialty drinks cost $6.95, and the regular lattes and mochas are $5.95.
The single most popular drink at Hash House A Go Go is the Kiwi Watermelon Lemonade. For that item, kiwi syrup is squeezed into the bottom of a glass and topped with house-made lemonade and fresh-squeezed watermelon juice. The drink is served with a large watermelon wedge and a big straw for $4.95.
The Kiwi Watermelon Lemonade sells particularly well now that it's being served in the chain's new 20-ounce glasses that are built on a slant so that they look like they're leaning. "It's so much the visual. When you sell one, you sell 20," Rees said. "It's been a great program for us."
Drinks are so popular at the restaurant that Hash House A Go Go is busy when other restaurants are empty. "One of our busiest times of the day is between 9:30 and noon, when most restaurants have nobody in them," notes Rees, as customers come in for a leisurely late breakfast or a drink.
Rees said his restaurants serve between 1,500 and 2,000 people a day with an average check of around $15.50.
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Greetings from Columbia Missouri. Allow me to introduce myself.
My name is Bruce Alspaugh, and I am the Board chair for the Mid-Missouri LGBT Coalition, a small grassroots nonprofit organization. Our mission is to unify, inform, support and mobilize Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) individuals, groups and allies in our community through community building, communication, education and advocacy. Among other activities, we organize the local Pridefest in Columbia Missouri. In the wake of the passage of a statewide constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage in August 2004, it became very clear that a lot of untruths about homosexuality were being spread in local churches and a lot of education needed to be done. Many people in our organization were very active in the campaign to defeat the amendment. We donated money, put up yard signs, sent out press releases, phone-banked, worked with local pastors and clergy, and everything we could think of to persuade people to vote NO on the amendment. We sent out teams of trained volunteers door-to-door to talk with registered voters one-on-one to discuss the amendment and urge them to vote NO. By election day, I had blisters on my feet from so much walking and was so exhausted I could hardly walk into the polls to vote NO myself. We managed to DEFEAT the amendment locally through strong grassroots organizing even though it passed elsewhere by large margins where we did not have the resources to mount an effective campaign. We did not stop educating even after the amendment passed. We formed a Faith-Based Outreach Committee to do educational work in churches. The committee is giving a PowerPoint presentation, A Call to Come Out, to educate churchgoers on the subject of homosexuality. We set up resource tables at local events and pass out literature including Walter Wink booklets. We work with local supportive pastors to help educate their congregations. An example would be the Open Door Ministry at the Missouri United Methodist Church. They have three moms who are going from church-to-church and on radio and television talking about how they managed to reconcile their conservative religious beliefs with their love for their gay sons. We made a DVD of their presentation we can send you for the cost of reproduction, postage and handling if anyone is interested. Soulforce has been gracious enough to allow us to run their videos on the local public access cable television channels. During the campaign, the Constitution Defense League ran 30-second TV ads against the amendment. It takes more than soundbites to educate people on such a complex subject, so now we run documentaries on public access cable television. If anyone knows of educational videos we could get permission to run at little to no cost, please contact me. We operate on a shoestring budget. As for my own spiritual journey, I grew up, was baptized, and confirmed in the Missouri United Methodist Church many years ago. At that time the church, like most of society, was not accepting of LGBT people, and I drifted away from it for 20 years. My parents took me to church and to Sunday school regularly when I was in elementary and junior high school. As a young child, I found the wooden pews to be too hard, the sanctuary too hot, my shiny leather shoes too stiff, my tie too tight, and the sermons too long. Sunday school was not very intellectually challenging for me. After junior high school my parents and I quit going to church. To this day, I'm not sure the exact reason why. I think they went more for my sake than theirs, wanting to raise me "properly" as good parents. That is not to say that I did not struggle with issues of faith after I left the church. I asked myself a lot of questions about whether there even was or is a God, my purpose for being, and what constitutes truth. I found myself an agnostic. I couldnt prove scientifically there was no God, but neither could I prove that there was one nor if there was which of the denominations had the right understanding of a supreme being. The problem was that I could not reconcile modern science with my understanding of Christianity. I was reluctant to make a leap of faith fearing it would be a leap of delusion. I prayed to God constantly and still do to send me some sort of sign and tell me what He wants of me so that I might try to do it. To this day, all I get back is silence. I also struggled a lot with the fact that I was gay. I kept hoping that if I never acted on it and did everything I could to put my same-sex attractions out of my mind they would go away. After years of mental torture, it became clear that this was not a phase. It was a difficult decision to make, but I finally "came out" at age 23. "Coming out," allowed me to begin the healing process towards self-acceptance. It's been seventeen years now, and the only regret I have is that I did not do it sooner. It has been a long and difficult journey for me, but I got into the hermeneutics and came to the conclusion that being gay is not a sin according to the Christian Bible without the help of a local church. I was at a PFLAG meeting when I found out that there was this group called the Open Door Ministry that I mentioned earlier that was flying a pride banner at the local Missouri United Methodist church. This did not sound at all like the church I grew up in, so being my inquisitive self I had to investigate. To my amazement, I discovered that my local church was working to become a lot more accepting of LGBTs, so I rejoined. I found my church to be a good place to explore and ask a lot of questions about what it really means to be a Christian. Presently, I am investigating whether Open Door Ministry can introduce a resolution at the 2006 Missouri Annual Conference disagreeing with the recent Judicial Council decision reinstating a Virginia pastor who refused to allow a gay man to become a member of his church. As you can see, I am a very passionate activist for LGBT causes. I even pass out business cards for our organization while waiting in line at McDonalds. My lament is that we have not been able to attract the attention and resources of national organizations despite our best efforts. We are out here in the trenches battling the religious right with practically no resources. Missouri is a bell-weather swing state that accurately predicts how the rest of the nation goes. We were the first state to face one of these constitutional amendments in the last election cycle. We have gone with the winner of every presidential election for the past 100 years with the exception of 1956 because of our unique demographics that mirror the rest of the nation so perfectly. We would have expected national organizations to pay more attention to what is happening here, but such has not been the case. Raising funds has proven to be extremely difficult despite all our efforts. If anyone is interested in learning more about or supporting our organization, please visit our web site at www.midmolgbtcoalition.org. Bruce Alspaugh, Chair Mid-Missouri LGBT Coalition PO Box 1947 Columbia, MO 65205 |
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Viola labradorica Schrank alpine violet
Images: Viola labradorica Schrank
Synonyms: Viola labradorica Schrank
Distribution: Viola labradorica Schrank
Related Taxa: Viola labradorica Schrank
Classification: Viola labradorica Schrank
Threatened and Endangered Information: Viola labradorica Schrank
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NOTE: On June 1, 2012, the 2012 National Wetland Plant List superseded the information below (see Federal Register, May 9, 2012, 77(90): 27210-27214[https://federalregister.gov/a/2012-11176]). For updated wetland information about this species, see the latest wetland list.
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