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Enabling the Link and Unlink Sections Permission
As a System Admin, you must first set up the Link and Unlink sections permission for instructors in your organization:
To enable the Link and Unlink sections permission:
- Click Tools.
- Select School Management.
- Click Permissions.
- The Link and Unlink sections permission is in the Courses area of this page.
- Check the box corresponding to the permission Link and Unlink sections and the instructor role at your organization in order to enable instructors to link their sections together.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save Permissions.
Note: Users with the ability to link and unlink sections can create new linked sections from the Course Options area of the original section, even if they do not have the Create course permission enabled.
Important Information About Linking Sections
- While you are able to link sections at any point once the permission is enabled, we recommend that you only link sections at the beginning of a school year. When you begin linking sessions together, the master section is the one that you link other sections to. Those that get linked will set aside any existing materials, grade settings, and data. The linked sections then replace any existing materials and grade setup with that of the master section.
Note: Users who link or unlink sections are prompted to first download a .csv export file of the grade data of affected sections.
- If you need to unlink your linked sections at any point during the school year, be aware that if you separate two linked sections, only the master section retains the materials, setup, grades, and data.
- In order to link your sections:
- The sections must be within the same Course.
- The sections must be associated with the same grading period.
- Enrollment must be unique across the linked sections. There cannot be any overlap in the students.
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Why Your Parents May Determine How Fast You Age
We reported earlier this month on a study that said that the Mediterranean diet could slow aging because it's associated with longer telomeres, the protective structures at the end of chromosomes. Now, the results of another study tells us that the rate at which we age depends on the length of the telomeres we inherit. The longer the better. In other words, how fast you age depends on your parents.
"It is remarkable that so early on in life, there are already such major differences between individuals, both in humans and in animals," said Asghar Muhammad, one of the researchers behind the study.
The researchers at Lund University enlisted the help of small birds for their investigation. Using data from a 30-year-long study of ringed great reed warblers in Sweden, the scientists set out to find which hereditary factors affect the length of telomeres. With a long series of measurements, they were able to compare the length of telomeres in newborn chicks with that of their parents.
The results revealed that telomere length in the bird depends on a pretty even distribution of both hereditary and non-hereditary factors. The older the female is at the time of the chick's birth, the longer the chick's telomere. The non-hereditary factors involve the female, not the male, in that she can affect the hormone levels or antibodies in the egg yolk which the chick absorbs prior to hatching.
The obvious question now is: How do we differ from birds? Muhammad said that previous research has shown that in humans, there is a link between the father's age, rather than the mother's, and the length of the child's telomeres.
So does that mean the older our fathers are, the longer we'll live? Not exactly. While, yes, older dads pass on longer telomeres, those telomeres are also more prone to mutation, which tends to actually shorten lifespan. The trick is to find the sweet spot. There is a slight advantage to having middle-aged but not old fathers (over 65).
But like I said, the advantage is only slight. Ultimately, telomeres don't determine exactly when we're going to die. These genetic factors are important to understand, though, because they shape our lives. We've got to work with what our parents give us. But that doesn't mean it has to control our destiny.
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Son of a murderer, Ned Hawkins has resigned himself to an outsider's existence until he meets Erica Romano, daughter of the town's new doctor. Their love of the mountains overcomes their dissonant background, and they fall in love and create a life for themselves as forest rangers in the North Cascades—until the release of Ned's father from prison disrupts the harmony. When Erica rebels against Ned's renewed fatalism and over-protection, her recklessness sets off a chain of disasters that begins with a near fatal accident and ends with the disappearance of Bonnie, their daughter and finding the body of Ned's brother in the stream below their house. The search for their child and the investigation into the death brings both face-to-face with the destructive power of their pasts and an uncertain future.
Ned Hawkins dealt with the last hiker of the day and looked at the clock that hung above the backpacks. Five o'clock. Five minutes later, he called goodnight to Paul Stagg, closed the outfitter's door behind him, and stepped into McKenzie Crossing's main street. A pair of teenage girls jumped away and made a wide circle around him.
There was a time he would have tipped his hat to their backs. But he'd given it up, like most everything else.
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An engrossing story of the influence of family in our lives, and of the struggle by two people to triumph over tragedy. You'll be captivated from the first page!
Kirscht has penned a poignant story of two good people who struggle to escape their past and carve out a fulfilling life together. At its very core, this novel asks the compelling question of whether you can overcome the influences of family, and also, whether you can survive the consequences of your own actions.
As far as the people of the small town of McKenzie Crossing are concerned, Ned Hawkins is from the wrong side of the tracks. And that's putting it mildly—his father is a convicted murderer, his brother an alcoholic with a violent streak. Ned has spent his entire life feeling trapped and attempting to outrun his family's legacy.
As Hawkins Lane opens, Ned has escaped on his daily trek into his beloved Cascade Mountains to find peace and solace. By chance, he comes upon a young woman, Erica Romano, fishing in a creek far from town. Erica is also escaping from the demands of her family, though their circumstances are very different: Erica is the daughter of the town's new physician and related to the rich and powerful McDonald family, owners of the local mill.
For both, it is love at first sight. Ned has grave reservations about exposing Erica to his family and wants to protect her by keeping his distance. Erica persists, convincing him that she needs him as much as he needs her.
Unfortunately, family almost always finds a way to impact one's life, and depending on the family, that impact can lead to tragedy. Ned's brother, who has been spiraling out of control ever since their father was sent to prison, ends up in trouble with the law. Erica, who is by nature a risk-taker, places herself in danger far too often, and the mountains are not always a forgiving place. However, when Ned's father is released from jail he spreads his own brand of poison, driving deep wedges and creating divided loyalties. Erica and Ned are challenged in ways that even they could not predict nor expect.
Hawkins Lane is an excellent and ultimately redemptive story about the heart-wrenching tragedies a family can survive, and about the healing powers of nature and friendship. The characters and the story will linger long after the last page is read.
Hawkins Lane is written in a lyrical manner and the plot and characters are very realistically portrayed. The struggles and prejudices are described very empathetically. This is definitely an eye-opener of a novel in the sense that it reminds us that all of us as individual human beings ought to be judged solely on the basis on our characters and not on any external circumstances. I highly enjoyed reading this novel and, at times, it felt so real that I had to remind myself this isn't a true story, but a work of fiction.


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Guadaguava's Scorecard & Trophy Room
This is Guadaguava's personal scorecard. Here you can view all their essential playing statistics and history, including the number of individual records and awards they currently hold on Wordtwist.org. These stats are updated in real-time, so check back often to keep track of Guadaguava's progress. If you'd like to learn a little more about Guadaguava you can view their full profile or send a private message to congratulate them on their scores and achievements.
Playing Statistics
Below are Guadaguava's vital playing statistics. Note that 4 x 4 game statistics are kept separate from 5 x 5 game statistics, as the rules and difficulty-level of each board-type vary.
4 x 4 Stats
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Competition Trophy Room
Here you can view all trophies and ribbons Guadaguava has won to date in our various monthly competitions. You can click the month/year under each award to view the full top-50 rankings for that competition.
Competition Awards
September 2012 5x5
STEADIERS (16 pts)
August 2012 5x5
SCISSORERS (18 pts)
July 2012 5x5
SQUARERS (18 pts)
June 2012 5x5
KNITTINGS (17 pts)
May 2012 5x5
EXCRETERS (18 pts)
August 2012 5x5
CHRISTENING (11 letters)
July 2012 5x5
MORALISES (9 letters)
June 2012 5x5
VISCOUNTS (9 letters)
May 2012 5x5
SOBRIETIES (10 letters)
Word Usage
Below is a simple pie-chart representing Guadaguava's word use on Wordtwist.org, split between weighted difficulty ratings for all words found to date. There are four difficulty weightings, from easiest to most difficult: Common Usage, Wide Usage, Rare Usage and Ultra Rare Usage.


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|Meeting Minutes 01.19.10
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Meeting Minutes 1.19.10
In attendance Nicole Abahuni, Jon Handel, G.H. Hovagimyan. Discussion was about Apex Art proposal and proposal for Pulse NY. We focused on Pulse NY.
GH says we should think about how much space we need. He assumes that we will get some left over space or dead space like they gave us in Pulse Miami. That is if they accept our proposal.
Jon came up with several ideas. One was to set up a phone number or series of number or skype phone numbers that people could call. We could have the phone number on the wall. Another was to sell services. GH says we should have artists giving Tsiastu massages to stressed out art collectors and dealers.
Nicole suggested to bake cupcakes and have a piece of art printed on the paper surrounding the cupcake.
Jon said have surprise grab bags of art in brown paper lunch bags.
Jon Suggested to have an actor do a live lecture on some serious subject.
GH suggested a traveling video report of the art fair in the manner of a sports announcer.
Jon said we can send text or images via bluetooth to cellphones. GH says we had that idea way back for the DUMBO arts festival and there is a hack for that.
The group than talked about using project proposals from Pulse Miami, and updating and enlarging the idea for Pulse NY. The thought was to have a wall display that has a grid or a line of digital picture frames. Each artist in the group would buy the same frame and put digital slideshow on the frame. Each frame would be numbers and a corresponding list would be put on the wall. This would have the artists name and a project decription. The individual frames/projects can be sold or they can simply be project proposals.
The costs of the frame is around $60-100 depending on the size. The final list can be printed out at Kinkos as a giant Xerox. This proposal can also be used for apex art unless there are other suggestions for proposals. Jon Handel said he would take some of the responsibility for organizing the booth at Pulse NY if our project is accepted.
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The Yamaha CP-4 stage piano brings to you all the best sounds, features and feel that Yamaha has to offer. Amongst the impressive array of 433 top quality sounds, you'll come across incredibly detailed piano's painstakingly sampled from Yamaha's own top of the range Grands, organs, percussive, orchestral and synth. Vintage sounds also come as standard including the legendary CP-80, DX-7 and RD 1 and 2 electric pianos.
To polish and personalise, the CP-4 comes with a full digital effects processor built in. Reverbs ranging from small rooms to massive halls, rich choruses, compression, EQ and an array of insertion effects can be layered onto your sound and stored for later use in any of the 128 user performance memory allocations.
Easy navigation during performance
The CP-4 is designed for the stage and has an interface that makes accessing all features of the CP-4 quick and easy. Voice category buttons give you immediate access to your favourite sounds making changing voices mid-performance very simple. The large lighted buttons make it easy to split and layer sounds even in the darkest of venues, allowing you to switch from a simple piano to a piano voice layered with strings, or piano with a split bass sound. To get back to a single voice, simply press the Solo button. The 40 character, 2 row LCD screen has a backlight making it easy to read.
Players today need a playing experience that matches the quality of sound and the CP-4 delivers effortlessly here too. Fitted with an 88 note, graded hammer action, fully weighted keyboard complete with wooden keys and synthetic ivory tops, this is close to a high-end acoustic piano feel as you can get. There's no compromise on portability either, weighing in at 17.5Kg, the slim designed CP-4 can be taken anywhere.
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Control and connectivity are key to any performer and above the keyboard, you'll find pitch-bend and modulation wheels, part sliders to alter the volumes of multiple voices a master EQ, data dial and master volume. The CP-4 has connections for 2-foot controllers and a sustain pedal, MIDI and USB MIDI and your sounds engineer will appreciate the CP-4 too thanks to the options to send your signal via Jack or XLR and for quiet playing and practice, there's a headphone output too.
The CP-4 represents the 'ideal' of stage piano's. Crammed full of useful features, given an ultra-realistic overcoat and loaded with inspiring sounds all in a portable package. The CP-4 is the only stage piano you need in your arsenal.
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Manufacturer Yamaha Model CP-4 Dimensions (W x H x D) 1,322mm x 161mm x 352mm Weight 17.5Kg Connectivity Input:
- Sustain pedal
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SAN ANTONIO - Cottonwood Residential of Salt Lake City has purchased Legacy Heights, a 258,200-sf, 306-unit Class A multifamily community in northeast San Antonio, adjacent to affluent Alamo Heights and near Fort Sam Houston.
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Sweet Ghosts is an Americana/Folk duo who have already made their mark with Arizona Senior Academy audiences. Singer-songwriter Ryan Alfred and vocalist Katherine Byrnes enjoy expanding their musical palette with some of Tucson's finest musicians, and on Tuesday (Oct. 24) they will add violinist Ben Nisbet and pianist Angelo Versace to the mix for an 11:30 a.m. performance at the Academy.
The music of Sweet Ghosts is rooted in folk and country traditions. but with a contemporary twist. Their songs weave personal and universal emotions and experiences that speak to the heart. Their spot-on and unusual vocal harmonies enhance the storytelling of their songs.
Alfred spent five years playing upright bass and singing harmonies in the celebrated Tucson band Calexico, and currently tours with Telluride Bluegrass Festival winners Run Boy Run. He also plays gigs with Ronstadt Generations.
Byrnes has traveled to China as lead singer with the University of Arizona Big Band and spent time as a background singer for Americana star Amos Lee. She appears locally with jazz pianist-arranger Jeff Haskell, specializing in duets from the Great American Songbook.
Ben Nisbet, well-known as violinist with the Tucson Symphony and as director of the St. Andrew's Bach Society Summer Concert Series, also enjoys breaking out of the classical mold, playing guitar as well as violin with popular and jazz groups.
"Fleet-fingered" jazz pianist Angelo Versace is the current director of Jazz Studies at the University of Arizona's Fred Fox School of Music. Wearing many hats as a performer, educator, composer, arranger and producer, he also enjoys working with young musicians from the Tucson Jazz Institute as well as performing with small ensembles at local Tucson venues.
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It's time for a new challenge at Freshly Made Sketches and this week I am the hostess - always a nerve-wracking experience. I think I've created a sketch that gives you some leeway with your design. My design was inspired by all those sponged backgrounds that I see by my fellow card-makers that are so beautiful.
The Paper Players too so my little thieves will find themselves there as well!
We've got a new blog look at Freshly Made Sketches and also Cécile Ribon is staying on with us as a permanent design team member! Lots of exciting stuff this week in addition to our new sketch so be sure to check us out! I hope we'll see you in the gallery.
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Hello, this is Alex. I want to tell you about some of the amazing animals that we are finding below 600 meters. Using the MOCNESS we capture samples as deep as 1000 meters, from a habitat unfamiliar to most people.
|A deep sea sample gets poured through a sieve from the cod end of the net 1 (800-1000 m) [photo: A Bergan]
Light is too low here for us to percieve, and those animals that are visual must either create their own light (biolumnescence) or have specially adapted eyes.
Red is the first wavelength to disappear as we descend to depth, so this deep red shrimp would simply look black, and have a better chance of hiding from predators than if it lived at the surface. [photo: A Bergan].
Another fact of deep sea living is that food is patchy in time and space. But if you move around too much in search of food, you become more likely to be ambushed and eaten. The key is to keep your prey once you find it, which is acomplished by large teeth as seen in the fish below.
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Many deep sea species have slow growth rates, but long lives and end up becoming rather large. We found our largest pteropod between 800-1000 m; see the Clio polita from Gareth's post on August 18th. Here is a particularly large amphipod who is also found in that depth range.
|This gammarid amphipod has reduced eyes. For it the cost of sight outweighs the benefit. [photo: K. Wurtzell]
The deep sea is full of mystery and we are only scratching the surface. Often the open ocean is deeper than 4000 meters, and we are only sampling to a quarter of this depth. What lies beneath? If this excites your sense of exploration, then deep sea oceanography is for you!
A squid found between 600-800 meters. We also see squid from the deck at night. Does this species have a daily vertical migration? Is it a different species that stays at depth? Is this a juvenile that stays deep to grow up before rising to the surface? [photo: A Bergan]


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Madame Pleads Guilty, Soccer Mom Anna Gristina Avoids Trial to Keep Silent? (VIDEO)
Madam Anna Gristina, a soccer mom by day and leader of a prostitution ring by night, has plead guilty to a single count of prostitution in an effort to keep the details of her little black book silenced forever.
Manhattan-based mom Anna Gristina has drawn widespread attention after her arrest unraveled details of a prominent prostitution ring that was being led out of an Upper East side apartment. On Tuesday, Gristina pled guilty, avoiding a trial that might have released the details of both clients and other women that Gristina had worked with.
But in avoiding a trial, Gristina could now face deportation when sentenced in the anticipated November trial. The mother of four, 44, is originally from Scotland and has been charged with being the leader of the ring. Officials originally hoped to use Gristina to bring down the entire organization, but have instead settled for a single guilty plea in which Gristina is accused of securing two escorts for an undercover cop.
Investigators underwent a 5-year investigation to bring down the ring, but they were able to prove very few connections to Gristina.
"We are left with a straightforward promoting prostitution case," Assistant District Attorney Charles Linehan told Reuters. "That is all."
Refusing a plea bargain that could result in deportation for crimes of moral turpitude, Gristina has stated that her hope is to face trial and fight for the chance to stay in America.
As part of the deal, Gristina also received a promised sentence of time already served, meaning that she will not return to prison because she already served four months at Riker's Island in February. Upon sentencing, Gristina will be required to serve an additional five months of probation.
The deal significantly reduced charges and Gristina could have faced up to seven years in prison if she faced trial and was found guilty.


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|Antiques Digest
|Browse Auctions
Pisces: Coral And Amber
[Aquarius Gems] [Pisces Gems] [Aries Gems] [Taurus Gems] [Gemini Gems] [Cancer Gems] [Leo Gems] [Virgo Gems] [Libra Gems] [Scorpio Gems] [Saggitarius Gems] [Capricorn Gems]
( Orginally published November 1937 )
Neither of the gems coming under the influence of the sign of Pisces is truly a mineral. Amber is of vegetable origin, and coral, though of mineral content, is produced by a minute sea animal. Both were known to the ancients, and about them have collected many strange legends as to their occult powers.
From earliest times coral has been used as an amulet to protect children from childish diseases and teething troubles. In Mediterranean lands a string of tiny coral branches or beads is still kept on a child's cradle or placed about its neck immediately after its birth. If worn throughout childhood, coral was believed to have power to make the girl beautiful; it preserved her youth and beauty until as a mother she sacrificed her beads for her children.
Marco Polo reported that coral was one of the stones held in high regard among the Tibetans. Amulets were worn around the neck to war off the evil eye and to protect from fever and plague. Many early peoples believed that coral was a charm against fire, sorcery, and disasters of nature, and that it had the power to strengthen the heart if poisons had been swallowed. If the patient did not recover, it was believed that the stone was not genuine. A coral amulet engraved with the head of a serpent and worn touching the skin was believed to afford protection against physical ills as well as the bite of poisonous insects or animals. The ancient Gauls ornamented their helmets and weapons of warfare with coral amulets.
In ancient Egypt powdered coral was scattered over the fields under cultivation, the belief being that it had the power to protect the crops from the ravages of insects or of untimely storms. Among other early peoples coral which had been burned and powdered was mixed with oils to produce an ointment for the cure of skin infections.
In southern and central Europe the red and pink shades of coral have long been favored for rosaries. Coral amulets were supposed to protect the wearer from machinations of jealous friends or enemies. The power of this stone to protect from the evil eye was extended even to the master's dog, lessening the danger from hydrophobia which would otherwise result.
Tincture of red coral was long used as a sovereign remedy for many ills. If red coral changed its hue and grew pale, it indicated the approach of death. If another amulet of deeper hue could be obtained, death might be warded off unless the patient had been too long without its magic protection. In India a coral amulet was left on the body of the dead to prevent evil spirits from entering and taking possession.
The strange legends which have clustered about amber are to be traced partly to its electrical properties to attract bits of paper when rubbed, and partly to its preservation of insects imbedded within it.
Amber is the fossil gum exuded from trees in distant ages. Because of some convulsion of nature the trees became buried in the earth where they remained until washed up by the sea.. Amber is mainly found in a blue clay along the seacoasts of the Baltic, the Adriatic, and the Mediterranean, though it is occasionally found along the coasts of China and India and even North America. While this gum was still soft, it attracted and held insects until they became imbedded in the viscous substance. Insects of extinct species as well as those known today are found preserved in the gum, along with bits of leaves and bark. Amber is so light in weight that it is to be found floating in sea water, having been washed up by the waves from underwater strata or loosened by waves washing up on the shore. It is mined also from open excavations along the shore.
The electrical properties of amber were recognized very early, the Greek philosopher Thales having noted and recorded this strange characteristic in the sixth century before the beginning of the Christian era. This mysterious power was proof to the ancients of a magical influence which made this substance most desirable as an amulet. Because amber is relatively soft, it was one of the earliest materials to be shaped into different forms, examples of carved amulets having been found in old tombs dating back ten centuries before the time of Christ.
The Romans prized amber so much that in the time of the Caesars part of the tribute levied on the Britons each year was required to be paid in amber.
Among primitive peoples amber was believed to preserve or restore strength and vitality. Aged warriors often decorated themselves with amber amulets to assure victory in battle. Necklaces of amber are still worn today by people living on the south slopes of the Alps where goiter is prevalent. They believe that the stone prevents skin troubles and ailments of the throat, attributing this protection to an electric circle set up in the body.
There is an old Anglo-Saxon legend ascribed to the magician Merlin, which preserves a strange application of the electric warmth of amber. A man and his wife, in despair at their small daughter's tendency to lie, brought the child to Merlin. The magician placed an amber necklace about her neck, advising her that if she uttered an untruth, the beads would tighten as a reminder that she should correct her words. If she did not heed this warning, the beads would choke her. As the story goes, the magic power of the amber beads soon made her a truthful child.
In countries bordering the Baltic, the legend grew up that amber prolonged life and prevented rheumatism and pain in the joints. Among primitive peoples in many parts of the world brides chose amber as an amulet to wear at their weddings, considering that this stone insured happiness and long life. Tibetan and Eskimo men today wear amber amulets in the belief that they will have good hunting and fishing. It is a strange coincidence indeed to find this belief flourishing in such widely separated parts of the world.
Amber was also supposed to be a desirable substance for mouthpieces of pipes which would be passed from hand to hand. Its electrical property was held to prevent the transmission of infection. In Turkey it is still a polite gesture to offer a visitor a pipe with an amber mouthpiece.


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Automating Account Creation on Linux Systems
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Product: Novell eDirectory 8.5.1 for Linux, Novell Account Management 2.1 for UNIX/Linux
If you're using eDirectory on a Linux system, you probably already know that when you create a new user or account, you have to manually create a Home directory to complete the process. Here's a tip from the support team that offers some details on automating the entire process.
For detailed information and updates regarding this tip, see TID-10067700.
Home Directories are not created automatically during creation of accounts/users.
Account Management 2.1 is only for administration of users, it does not interact with the filesystem. This means the management tool cannot be used to control file access, except to changing group membership, etc.
With PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) there is a module (pam_mkhomedir.so) that takes care of a few housecleaning chores (like creating the Home directory) the first time the user logs in.
On RedHat 7.2 the /etc/pam.d/login must look like this:
# This is required for console ownership access
session optional /lib/security/pam_console.so
session required /lib/security/pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel umask=0022
#First try through NDS
auth sufficient /lib/security/pam_nds.so.0
account sufficient /lib/security/pam_nds.so.0
password sufficient /lib/security/pam_nds.so.0
session sufficient /lib/security/pam_nds.so.0
# Fall back to flat file authentication, try first password first
auth required /lib/security/pam_securetty.so
auth required /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so shadow nullok try_first_pass
auth required /lib/security/pam_nologin.so
account required /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so
password required /lib/security/pam_cracklib.so
password required /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so nullok use_authtok md5 shadow
session required /lib/security/pam_pwdb.so
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You know, I have always loved to cook. Always, always always. I remember clearly my immense pride the first time I managed to make cinnamon toast for my mother. I was three, and my dad helped. But I loved it. It didn't stop there. I learned to cook. By eight I was making cakes. The Thanksgiving that I was twelve, my mother ended up in the hospital, giving birth to one of my precious brothers. I was dismayed at the thought that we might not have a proper Thanksgiving dinner, so I just decided to make it myself. I pulled out our tattered old Joy Of Cooking, and I looked up every dish, one by one, and made them one by one. And it was awesome. I was so proud. After that, I was the Boss of Thanksgiving (and Christmas, for that matter) until I left home. (I stole the Joy of Cooking when I left home and damnation, I've just realized that I left it behind in the Kitchen of Shattered illusions. Gonna have to plan a raid.)
As I grew up, I got more and more adventurous in the kitchen. I begged my parents for fancy ingredients the way some kids begged for Nintendos. I had a few disasters, and a few more triumphs. I also just made a lot of spaghetti (I come from a very big family, and exotic flights of culinary showmanship just weren't sustainable on a daily basis.) People suggested that I should be a chef when I grew up. I considered it, but a few early waitressing gigs were enough to turn me off the idea for life. The pressures and challenges of cooking on an industrial scale just weren't for me. What I love is cooking for the people I love.
And it makes sense. I don't come from the huggiest/kissest family in the world. There are metric boatloads of love in my family, we just often have more subtle ways of showing it. And food is one of them. When I was small, my mother would decorate the most fantastic themed birthday cakes every year. The painstaking hours of mixing up twenty different shades of icing. The incredible little props. Those birthday cakes were thrilling, and you'd know she'd been up all night before, while you were sleeping, getting it just right, just for you. Because she loves you. For thirty years I've seen my father painstakingly choose the very best bites of his steak and sneak them over onto my mom's plate when she wasn't looking. Because he loves her.
One night, a few years ago, I was on my annual visit home. (I live abroad) My father's head appeared around the kitchen door. His face was a picture of mystery and suppressed glee. He gestured me over to the fridge, and opened the fridge door a crack. "Look in there..." he hissed. So I did. Crabs' legs. Piles and piles of crabs' legs. Now, crabs legs are a nearly unheard of luxury in my family, but he'd bought them just for us. Because I was home. We cooked them up and barricaded ourselves in a room and ate them all ourselves, slathered in melted butter for what felt like hours, watching old episodes of The Office. It was one of the best evenings of my life. I felt extremely loved.
I was thinking of this when I headed out to the market. We have a great weekend market in town. There are some touristy stalls and some hippies selling incense, but mostly it's farmers and cheesemakers and fishermen from just a few miles away, offering incredibly fresh, beautiful produce. Everyone is friendly and light-hearted, and especially on a sunny day, it's a wonderful place to be. I got paid, and I was thinking of treating myself to some crab's legs. But when I got to the fish stall, there were none to be had. There were some very anxious lobsters desperately waving their claws at all passersby, (they aren't going to help you, Mr. Lobster.) but the idea of having to kill my dinner tonight was too much for me. There were some especially fine scallops for sale, though, and I got 3 big gorgeous ones for 2.50.
(By the way, if you are starved of affection, I suggest you go to the market. You are everyone's darling, everyone's dear, everyone's love, everyone's pet. It's great.)
I treated myself to a hot chocolate and walked around in the cold clear sunshine, picking up lovely ingredients here and there. I felt moments of real joy, and I got some really lovely things that I can't wait to cook and write about. But first, the next dinner:
Selfish Scallops with Asparagus Spears
This recipe was my main inspiration. Mostly because it has the words "Butter Fried" in the title.
3 large scallops. (Mine came with the pink "coral" attached, and I cooked them intact. I tried them because, Hey! I Am Trying New Things In My New Life! but I hated them so I fed them to the noisy cat that hangs around the backyard. She loved them.)
Big ol' chunk of butter
Salt and Pepper
A few sprigs of fresh thyme
1 Bunch Asparagus
Another big chunk of butter
¼ cup grated parmesan
Cut the bottom inch off the asparagus. It's woody and not that tasty and anyway it helps you fit them into the pan. Pour in a few cm of water and cover, cooking over high heat for about 5 mins, or until the asparagus is a pretty bright green and easy to pierce with a fork. Please don't overcook it. Overcooked asparagus makes me cry, and I have enough things to make me cry this week, okay?
Pat your scallops dry with some paper towels, and grind salt and pepper over them generously.
Heat the first butter in a frying pan over medium high heat. Chuck in the thyme. Once it's nice and hot, toss in the scallops. Don't move them around if you can help it, this helps them get a nice crust. After 1-2 mins, flip them over and do the same on the other side. Give them a little poke with your finger. If they aren't mushy anymore, they are done. It's better to undercook them a little than overcook them. .
Asparagus is another of my father's favourite luxury foods, and I prepared it the way my daddy taught me. Take the asparagus out of the water, lay it on the plate, and smother it in butter and parmesan.
Lovingly lay the scallops on top.
Eat it all. All of it. By yourself. Under no circumstances share. (Except for giving the bits you don't want to a cat.)
I absolutely loved these flavours together, and it looked and tasted really really posh, when the actual cost to me was something like a fiver. Total win.


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i stole this look from my good friend foehn breed. she had this swimsuit on and a little pair of shorts at the armidi sale and i had to have it :p she wears it better though!
skin: [LeLutka] – LOLA_lgt-ORTA (part of the subscribomatic gift from ORTA)
eyes: Fantajecca – eye typeB red2 (no longer exists)
hair: Exile Layne/Smoke (The Dressing Room Exclusive Colours)
swimsuit: Acid & Mala Creations Hole Clothing Line – Black Swimsuit (at the summer of love fair)
shorts: WWI Peekaboo Tiny Shorts Black (old group gift)
shoes: :: Maschienenwerk:: LowTop II BLACK
sunglasses: WWI Jackie O Sunglasses (very old group gift)
tattoo: personal not for sale
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Learn any kind of e-book is going to be readily available for people with regard to online looking at.It is not any The Book of Virtues for Young People: A Treasury of Great Moral Stories professional task in addition to we would always be pleased with small aid of the individual to share with you the connection in our internet site together with your close friends.
Description : HardCover. Pub Date :1997-05-01 Pages: 384 Language: English Publisher: Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers Stories from the best-selling Book of Virtues target a younger audience and include material from O. Henry. Tolstoy. and Guy de Maupassant. along with tales from Aesop. poetry from Emily Dickinson. and many other selections.


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1959 | Borgward ISABELLA COUPE with "Isabella Coupé Trailer" |
Probably unique - worldwide!
A very nice ISABELLA coupe with a pendant, made from the rear of a Isabella Coupés. The Isabella is the most famous automobile of Borgward. With its 75 hp the car was one of the rapids in the country. .....
For sale a Borgward Isabella Hansa Coupe 1500 TS.
Detailed description and pictures available by request.
It is located in Portugal, close to Porto Airport. You can get a low cost flight. I will pick you at the Airport to check the car.
I can help with transport.
Price is 12.000,-€ - open .....
1961 Borgward P100 sedan one of 2500 cars built from 59-62, has a straight six with a three speed on the column actual mileage is just over 61k .The car does run and with a little work i think it could be a driver. I have about 95% of the car, it is missing some hub caps and small pieces here and there. .....
Very original complete project
Borgward Isabella 1960 TS Saloon in very good condition, presently situated in Malta. More info and photos on request.
In 1956 Isabella's sales declined by almost a third compared to 1955. So Carl Borgward decided to build a "beautiful car" with a shortened roof. The result was the Borgward Isabella Coupé. Initially four prototypes came to the public and aroused the interest of the press. One of these handmade prototypes .....
I sell rare complete of all its details and with documents in order.
The Borgward is Originally from Sweden but has been in the "De Rijke" museum for a long time. It is a very special pick-up that has never been restored but has been sprayed.
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Salmon Days: Keepers of The BOFH flame
Scriptwriters beware
Letters Salmon Days is inspired by BOFH: it is not meant to be a transliteration. However, the scriptwriters will have their work cut out to keep Simon Travaglia's legion of fans happy. Some, we suspect, know more about The Bastard Operator from Hell than Simon does himself.
While it seems that youve screwed the image of the bofh beyond repair, this does indeed look like a good idea; until one does look.
the bofh does NOT LOOK AT HIS FUCKING KEYBOARD as he types!!! he doesnt get \'angry\', he doesnt film himself at pornos, his boss IS A FUCKING LARD, he doesnt involve himself so incriminatingly in \'situations\' (press your fucking power switch 35 times. he wouldnt stand there _AS HIMSELF_ and say THAT!), he doesnt dress like a FUCKING HAWAIAN HOBO, HE DOES NOT HIT HIS KEYBOARD (as a result of anger), WHERE IS THE DARKENED MISSION CONTROLL??!! (he DOES NOT work in a pretty bright office!!!), he likely uses BSD... WHY DOSE YOUR \'WEB SITE\' LOOK LIKE FUCKING WINDOWS??!!, hopefully youve thought of the pub, the outside skip of dispair (ok, thats more recent, mid 2001, perhaps),
i want to say more, however, i guess that you \"get the point\". please make some revi..... no, rather READ THE FUCKING STORIES!!! not merely the recents either; the chronicles begin in 1995, are (the classic issures) numbering in around 1200 pages or so... have fun!!! muh huh hahahahahahaaa....
over the whole, this is a neat idea, one ive been somewhat looking foreward to. if you would like my assistance (but likely not, as score of others have likely mentioned these and more issues to you...) please ask for such from the user / hostname provided (me). in exchange, id simply like to see the illustrations alive of hte beloved works without having to take my pants off and bend over.
post script: btw, the paperclip was pretty good in its presentation, however it does say more than \'i see youre writing a letter\'...
post post script: i HAVE read all of the classic issues, at least twice, some of my favs more than this. i have the collection in html (zipped if youd like) on my machine (ive ftpd running...) so, if you like ftp to 188.8.131.52 in dir /bofh/classic youll find bofh.html and bofh.html.zip and bofh.html.gz; please this would be a better start than waiting for reactions such as the above...
dont take this all too personally, the simple idea kicks all ass, so the implementation is just a question of fanaticism (or effort)and tweak... good luck.
i read the Reg every day in case a new BOFH turns up.
Salmon days is an embarrassemnt. The trailers are painfully lame. MS paperclip jokes - how original! Tech guy a geek with a beard in a hawaii shirt! What a hoot! The BOGH loves linux - what a dude!
Get rid of it before Simon Travaglia sues you for putting out crap under his name. You\'d struggle to make me watch this for free.
Robert Irwin
And to think that for a second that BOFH was gone. I had read several of them many years ago, but I thought those days were long gone. Not only did I find a great site in The Register, but I also re-found BOFH!!
First off, I have immensely enjoyed the BOFH columns for over a year now.
This looks like it will be extremely funny. I laughed through the whole thing practically.
I only have one request. Could you please put the \"Ho-Ho-Howard the Happy to Help Paperclip\" skit on your \"Cutlets\" section. It was, in my opinion, the funniest skit in the trailer and everyone I have told about it found it hilarious. I would like the opportunity to show other people easily (some of the other parts, the nudity, and general IT-mayhem would be frowned upon heavily here unfortunately).
Looks very good. Please continue! Best of luck in this new endeavour.
IT Grunt
Dallas, Texas, USA ®
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ROCKWALL - Construction is underway on the seven-story Trend Tower at 100 Sunset Ridge Dr. The tower is the first phase of a $250 million commercial and residential project called "Harbor Heights" on the hill above The Harbor.
Developed by Heath-based Sterling One Properties, the corporate tower will provide 100,000 sf of office and retail space along with meeting rooms and a restaurant available to the public overlooking the Dallas skyline.
Construction costs for the tower are estimated at $10 million, with a scheduled completion of November 2013. High-end restaurants and a medical tower are expected to follow soon.
Trend HR will be the anchor of the office tower, which is expected to be just the first of several office towers to be built in Harbor Heights.
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|The diversity dividend: Spotlight on Singapore's boards in 2014
CGIO's annual Singapore board diversity report highlights the business case for diversity in the boardroom.
|Slow progress in Singapore board diversity
CGIO's study in 2012 of Singapore Exchange-listed companies finds slow progress in raising number of women on corporate boards.
|The lost genius of American capitalism:
Luigi Zingales
Professor Luigi Zingales of Chicago Booth School of Business warns that without a rebalancing of the relationship between business and politics, America is in danger of becoming a crony capitalist state.
|Corporate governance in a post-crisis world
Experts from around the world attend the 2012 Academic Conference hosted by CGIO examining the interface between governance and institutions in a post-financial crisis world.
|Approaches to indexing sustainability
Experts examine how to build a unified approach to sustainability and indexing sustainable performance at a forum jointly hosted by CGIO and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants in 2013.
|Indonesia leads Asia in board diversity
Inaugural CGIO report finds Indonesia leads Asia in terms of boardroom gender diversity, with 11.6 per cent of boardroom seats held by women.
|Financial sector lost all sense of reality:
Temasek Holding's S Dhanabalan
Singapore's Temasek Holdings chairman and former politician S Dhanabalan has strong words on runaway executive and board remuneration.
|Assessing corporate governance in Asia
GTI 2012 was launched at the annual CPA forum. Standards of governance among Singaporean companies and approaches across Asia were debated.
|Singapore boardroom gender diversity ranks low
The first Singapore Board Diversity Report by CGIO surveyed 700 Singapore Exchange-listed firms. It found Singapore ranked bottom among developed economies globally for boardroom gender diversity with 6.9 percent female representation across sectors.
|"Urgent need" for post-financial crisis reforms
Colin Mayer, the Peter Moores Professor of Management Studies at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, spoke at the 2011 CGIO Academic Conference on the need for corporate governance reforms post-financial crisis.


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Jada was a bit worried about the glue on her hands. Not sure why as she never had a problem with glue on her hands before.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Hand Print Flags
So we made some hand print flags yesterday. I saw this on a Facebook craft page. Super easy to make. You just need white paper, red paint for hand print, glue and red strip of paper.
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Labels: Art Activities, Canada Day
5 comments:
- Beth @ Sand To Pearl said...
I LOVE these flags! They remind me of growing up. When we "graduated" from elementary we got to paint a square in the gym, and my brother was a HUGE Toronto Blue Jay's fan and so he put up a flag like that on the wall, then when I got older, it was my turn, and my class was painting over my brother's class, so I repainted it. Ahhh, this brings back such memories.
- Saturday, June 04, 2011
- Ally Cooper said...
So doing this for Canada Day - awesome idea!
- Monday, June 06, 2011
- Ally Cooper said...
So cute! Definitely doing this for Canada Day!
- Monday, June 06, 2011
- Aimee from Classified: Mom said...
Great idea and an awesome keepsake ;-) www.classifiedmom.com
- Tuesday, June 07, 2011
- Rose @ Walnut Acre said...
Very cute!
- Friday, June 10, 2011
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It doesn't do anything to your keyword or ranking. It's just a way to easily keep track of your tests.
I hope that makes sense.
If that is what you want to know, YSM is saying that their Content Match program is overloaded with clients, so it isn't working very well right now. If you have a Content Match account that you've recently updated ads or bids on, you might have gotten yourself turned off by editorial. If that happened, they will not do anything to turn you back on (or so I've been told). My rep did say that in the near future, they are working on it and will release a better version that will support all their clients. Right now, there isn't enough bandwidth to support everybody, that is why they will not help you get turned back on.
If you have anymore questions let me know...
So, I would give it a try.
How create new account on Yahoo Search Marketing without enabled CM? Maybe some parameters within create account?
Dragoshani - You're from Riga? I'm from Odessa. Cool!
Do you have a Yahoo rep that you could contact? From what I understand, you want to create a campaign without Content Match on. Is that correct? You can do that when you are creating an ad-group. There is a check box on the Create an Ad-Group screen that you can either check or un-check for content match.
If you do want to have content match, you can check the box. If you do not receive any impressions it is either that they are not setting any more content match accounts live, or there is a technical issue and you will need to either contact Yahoo yourself or get somebody else to call for you.


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Hulkamania is looking to run wild — provided his back holds up.
Hulk Hogan has sued the Laser Spine Institute in Florida, according to multiple reports. The pro wrestling legend alleges that surgeries performed on his back at the institute were useless, and actually cost him millions of dollars in revenue.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Hogan — whose real name is Terry Bollea — claims that he feels worse in the wake of his procedures, which came after the wrestler went to the institute in 2009 to get treatment for scoliosis and bulging discs. The botched surgeries, Hogan says, cost him wrestling and acting opportunities that apparently would have netted him a pretty penny.
"The repeated additional but unnecessary and ineffective surgeries performed by defendants resulted in significant bone loss and increased spinal instability," says the lawsuit, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
Hogan reportedly said that he eventually underwent major back surgery with a different set of doctors, but clearly he wants the Laser Spine Institute to pay up for causing him trouble.
"To protect patient privacy as well as the legal process, we do not discuss the details of litigation matters," the institute reportedly said in a statement.
Hogan also insists that the institute used him in its marketing endeavors even though he never agreed to be "an endorser of the services provided by Laser Spine."
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By a feeling he has not learned to identify, but has derived from his first awareness of existence, from his discovery that he has to make choices, man knows that his desperate need of self-esteem is a matter of life or death. As a being of volitional consciousness, he knows that he must know his own value in order to maintain his own life. He knows that he has to be right; to be wrong in action means danger to his life; to be wrong in person, to be evil, means to be unfit for existence.
Every act of man's life has to be willed; the mere act of obtaining or eating his food implies that the person he preserves is worthy of being preserved; every pleasure he seeks to enjoy implies that the person who seeks it is worthy of finding enjoyment. He has no choice about his need of self-esteem, his only choice is the standard by which to gauge it. And he makes his fatal error when he switches this gauge protecting his life into the service of his own destruction, when he chooses a standard contradicting existence and sets his self-esteem against reality.
The man of authentic self-confidence is the man who relies on the judgment of his own mind. Such a man is not malleable; he may be mistaken, he may be fooled in a given instance, but he is inflexible in regard to the absolutism of reality, i.e., in seeking and demanding truth . . .
There is only one source of authentic self-confidence: reason.


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text: The Need For Speed Discussion Group Tackles Growing Demand For Faster Service Sep 16, 2014 – by Counselor Tweet As business gets faster every day, the ad specialty industry is not immune. In a panel discussion led by ASI President and CEO Tim Andrews and kicked off by a special drone demonstration, four industry experts discussed what suppliers and distributors need to do to meet this growing demand for faster service, order processing, and more. Jim Epstein of Polyconcept North America said he sees more orders being turned around 24 to 48 hours after being received, which is reflective of more businesses adopting a program model with clients. Rather than the traditional model of selling the product to a client and then buying it, distributors are buying the product (which suppliers are holding in inventory) and then selling it to clients. This change, according to Vantage Apparel's (asi/93390) Ira Neaman, makes the process more efficient for all parties involved. In the program model, the order can be turned quickly. And while that is true for apparel and other hard goods, when it comes to custom products, speed comes at a price. In fact, Mike Emoff of distributor firm Shumsky (asi/326300) said that the cost can be four times greater when it comes to a custom order. But speed can be a matter of having inventory on hand, according to the session's panelists. Alan Vaught of Evans Manufacturing (asi/52840) said that if a clean order comes through, one that does not require proofs, it can be in production within 15 minutes of receiving the order. And, according to Neaman, even if an order hasn't been finalized Vantage can allocate the products and hold them until everything is ready to go. So, while the need for quicker order procurement dominated discussion, the audience thought the industry is doing well with its speed today. When asked if the industry's speed was fast enough, a vote via text message revealed that 66% of the audience said "yes' while 34% said "no." Counselor caught up with Vantage's Ira Neaman after the session to hear his views on why the market needs to speed up. Click here to watch the video.


text: SOUTH BEND - Betty Jane Nix, 78, of South Bend, formerly of Sun City, Arizona, passed away on Wednesday, April 11, in Regency Place, South Bend. Betty was born on July 18, 1928, in Greenvalley, IL, as the daughter of the now late Charles and Helen (Barr) Tucker. She was also preceded in death by a sister, Mary (Leo) Chodzinski. On January 25, 1948, in Chicago, IL, as the former Betty Tucker, she married Marvin Â?LindyÂ? Nix, who preceded her in death on October 19, 2005. Surviving Betty are two sons, Charles (Lynda) Nix of Buchanan, MI, and Richard (Terry) Nix of Mishawaka; three grandchildren, Mathew, Andrew and Sara Nix; two sisters, Lanita (Bob) Wallace of Mishawaka and Margaret Mynsberge of South Bend; a brother-in-law, John Nix of Sun City, AZ; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Betty was a bookkeeper for Cardinal Nursing Home before she retired in 1990. During her working and leisure times Betty enjoyed Bingo and many visits to Las Vegas. She was very proud of the fact that she was a Sunday School teacher at some of the Methodist churches; this brought so much joy and love into her already full life. Visitation will be held on Saturday, April 14, in the Hahn Funeral Home from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Funeral services will be at 2:00 p.m. in the funeral home, with Rev. Larry Whitehead officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made to the Alzheimer's Association, 9135 N. Meridian St., Suite B-4, Indianapolis, IN 46209-7109. To leave the family an online condolence or to share memories with Betty's family, please visit our website www.hahnfuneralhomes.com.


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December 17, 2014
Typically when we think of solar panels, we imagine a nice warm sunny day without a cloud in the sky. Unfortunately, winter is right around the corner, and the cold temperatures are moving in! However, the cold weather doesn't deter us when it comes to installing solar. In fact, we install more solar in November and December than any other month!
Our installers take pride in making the installation process easy for you, whether we are in the heat or summer or dead of winter. Safety, courteousness, efficiency, and "a job done right" are just a few of the qualities that our installers exhibit.
So, next time you see one of our installers, give a friendly wave and thank them for the part they play in bringing you a lower electric bills and a more sustainable future.
Fun fact: Solar panels operate better in colder temperatures. Heat increases resistance, which in turn reduces electrical current. Therefore fall, winter, and early spring are the best times for maximum solar panel efficiency.


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Luis Suarez has always had a certain knack for representing everything that is wrong about football. Racism and simulation are just two of his many undesirable traits, while we shouldn't forget how we came to know the player in 2010 at the World Cup Quarter Final against Ghana. However on occasion, he manages to demonstrate what is entirely alien to football.
The reaction to his bite on Giorgio Chiellini on the greatest footballing stage in the world has been one of widespread outrage, yet variety. Surprisingly to some, there has been an overwhelming amount of support for the infamous Uruguayan, notably through the likes of Joey Barton and Diego Maradona (two upstanding professionals who undoubtedly live by a strict moral code themselves).
Joey Barton, who once stubbed a cigar out in a teammate's eye, proclaimed that he would rather be bitten than receive a leg breaking tackle. This therefore implies that players should be punished according to the damage inflicted on the victim, which is ludicrous. Does this then make racism and spitting more acceptable than a fifty-fifty challenge in which one player comes out with a broken ankle?
The nature of football as a contact sport and the laws that govern the game mean that bad tackles will always happen, you consent to the possibility of a mistimed challenge when you step out onto a football pitch, as confirmed by the Court of Appeal in the case of R vs Barnes as the judge deemed that "injury is permitted because, by entering the field, the players are deemed to have taken the risk of injury that comes with the sport." Traditionally, football has always allowed you to gain a physical or psychological advantage over the opposition by perhaps going into a tackle stronger than necessary, or by returning the favour to someone who's done the same to you. This is all part of the game that we know and love.
Biting is common assault, ABH. There has never been, nor will there ever be, consent given by a player to be bitten on a football pitch or anywhere in society. The risk of being bitten doesn't come with the sport. What is the difference between this and sneaking a weapon onto the pitch and striking an opponent? Both would be punished in a court of law and have nothing to do with football whatsoever. In a sport as brutal as boxing, Mike Tyson was given a $3 million fine for biting Evander Holyfield's ear in 1997.
Tyson apologised immediately after the fight while Suarez acted as though he was the one being persecuted, now claiming that he 'lost his balance' and blaming the British media amongst others. First and foremost, the British media didn't ban Suarez, FIFA did. What he did isn't just disgraceful on a subjective level to Britain, it is universally outrageous.
This is the key problem, with Suarez there is no remorse or rehabilitation. There wasn't even any provocation for him to bite Chiellini. Before he received his ten match ban for biting Ivanovic, he was told by Liverpool Football Club to apologise, but not because he was genuinely remorseful. If so then why would he do it for a third time and why has there been no apology this time round? This was damage limitation, not rehabilitation. Further to this, he refused to shake Evra's hand after racially abusing him and celebrated Ghana's penalty miss shamelessly after cheating them out of a World Cup Semi Final.
The fact that Liverpool feel aggrieved that they are left affected by the ban is also mind boggling, as they signed a player who had already served a seven match ban in Holland for biting PSV Eindhoven player Otman Bakkal.
Many talk of precedents being set and broken in order to punish Suarez further, however the biting of an opponent on three separate occasions is unprecedented in itself. Of course the punishment has to increase each time, if he is going to repeat his exact actions after a seven match ban or a ten match ban, in full awareness of the consequences, then when does he stop? At which point do we just allow him to carry on as if it's acceptable? Chiellini of all people has come out to say that the ban is excessive, which is startling not only for this reason, but because he publicly criticised FIFA before the ban was given, falsely predicting that they won't take any action against the player.
Furthermore, what is most frustrating about the debate surrounding the whole saga is that critics from both sides seem to feel the need to point out that he's such a gifted player. This is completely irrelevant and shouldn't even be mentioned. He's gifted at a sport that his behaviour doesn't belong in, and you can almost guarantee that if a Torquay United full back bit someone three times amongst incidents of racism and cheating, they'd almost certainly be banned from playing football.
How many more people will end up disgracing themselves in defence of this player just because he is 'gifted'? The sacking of Kenny Dalglish stemmed from one of the most embarrassing episodes in Liverpool Football Club's history, where they publicly backed Suarez in light of his racial abuse of Patrice Evra and wore t-shirts in support of the player. The latest victim appears to be Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez, who said that he will resign from two FIFA posts in protest at the 'excessive severity' of Suarez's ban.
There is no doubt in my mind that Suarez got off lightly. In the US, several states operate under the Three Strikes law, which imposes harsher sentences on habitual offenders who are convicted three times. It is not only his scandalous behaviour that shouldn't exist on a football pitch, but the apparent consistency and uncontrollable nature of it.
This is all obviously very clear to FIFA, who must know that a lifetime ban was the suitable punishment, but couldn't display the courage to produce it.


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Hello! Doing this tag incase you'd like to know me better. I have a Law exam on monday so all my free time has been and will be dedicated to revising for it so here's the tag!
1. Are you named after anyone?
Nope, not that I'm aware of.
2. When was the last time I cried?
Yesterday, I was watching the Pursuit of Happyness and it brought a tear to my eye. It weird because I cry at things that happen to other people but I don't cry if I'm upset.
3. Do you have kids?
Yeah. Bonquisha, Tyron and noidon'treallysha.
4. If you were another person, would you be a friend of yourself?
I think I would be. I would LOVE to see myself through someone else's eyes just for a day.
5. Do you use sarcasm a lot?
Nooooooo haha I don't use it A LOT but when I do use it, it's obvious....or is it?
6. Will you ever do a bungee jump?
I don't think so. If I had no choice but to do it for example, if it was for charity or a good cause, I would do it. Saying that, I went on one rollercoaster in Blackpool and I haven't been on one since then.
7. What's your favourite cereal?
Weatabix, cocopops and cornflakes are the ones for me. I could eat them for breakfast (duhhh) lunch and dinner.
8. What's the first thing you notice about other people?
What they're wearing.
9. What's your eye colour?
10. Scary movies or happy endings?
Happy endings! I love it when everything works out and I can have a little cry and be happy for the characters who aren't real haha
11. Favourite smells?
I love the smell of my mum's cooking and peri peri chicken!
12. Summer or Winter?
Summer is tooo hot for me so I'd have to say winter and I love snow!
13. Computer or television?
Laptop! I could watch whatever is on the television on my laptop.
14. What's the furthest you've ever been from home?
Berlin or France, which is furthest from UK?
15. Do you have any special talents?
I sing and I can eat a full packet of strawberry laces in 30 minutes. No need for the applause, I am a human being just like you.
16. Where were you born?
Lagos, Nigeria.
Lagos, Nigeria.
17. What are your hobbies?
Reading, laughing, writing and singing.
18. Do you have any pets?
I'm not a big fan of animals. I like them from afar.
19. Favourite movie?
The Sound of Music!
20. Do you have any siblings?
1 sister. I want more but that would involve an awkward conversation with the parents!
Thanks for reading and I hope you'll know me that little bit better ;)
Tosin xo


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CeCee: Translation—Hello. How are you? I really like that shirt you're wearing. Looks
great. Well, I should get going. See you around.
Lucy: Webster, the dictionary dude, might not recognize tween speak as an official language, but it absolutely, unequivocally is. You dig?
CeCee: That said, be warned—parents and teachers may frown when you're slinging the slang around. But just remind yourself that talking tween isn't just a contrived affectation but an absolute necessity. After all, every generation has its own way of talking.
Lucy: Yeah, dude! If, on the other hand, you're feeling lost in translation and not sure how to make your chatter matter, try listening to the kids around you. With a little practice, your gab will go from drab to fab!
CeCee: Hey—tween speak!
Lucy and CeCee: Here are a few dos and don'ts to remember when talking tween:
L&C's Talking Tween Tips
* Don't overdo the coolness factor. You'll be perceived as trying too hard, which is worse than being perceived as uncool.
*Don't overdo the Internet acronyms when you talk. A few are acceptable and necessary, but try to limit them to texts, tweets, and the chat room.
*Do sprinkle in cool-sounding vocabulary. Here are some fun, sophisticated words to try:
o My sister was so uppity today.
o I don't know what to do; I'm so conflicted.
o Camouflage is so passé, don't you think?
o Her look is so urbane coming from the city.
*Do use ironically cool retro words and phrases like "groovy," "gotta split," and "far out." Do use
these tired slang words and phrases sparingly or not at all:
these tired slang words and phrases sparingly or not at all:
o Pad/crib
o No brainer
o Da bomb
o You go, girl
o My bad
o Let's not and say we did
o Are we having fun yet?
*Do compliment others' gear with the following:
o So vintage
o So retro
o So Betsey Johnson (or other designer)
o So crafty
o So fun
o So the new black
o So classic
*Do use the following lines when you're not really listening:
o "Shut up right now."
o "Grab a rail."
o "OMG."


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Stranger Things & Familiar Vibes
February 6, 2017
Stranger things is an original Netflix series made available July 15th, 2016. The show centers around a series of odd events taking place in Hawkins, Indiana, after the disappearance of a young boy named Will. The investigation of his friends, his mother, and a rogue police officer all converge to bring the truth to light. … More Stranger Things & Familiar Vibes


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Lately I've been in a subscribe mode. This means that for my favorite bloggers I've been taking note of the people they mention in order to expand my inputs. This feeds obsession number 1:
I'm missing the best stuff out there.
So I've been doing the expansion thing for the last couple of months, and now I think it's time trim down again. This helps alleviate obsession number 2:
Too much input and not enough output.
It's sad that I'm run by my obsessions, but I suppose that's the case for most everyone. Anyway, what feeds do you guys view as "must haves"?


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Some friends of the family, more dearly loved by our dog than we were, gave me some money for my 21st, and since the wife is a big knitter this seemed a fitting way to spend it.
I do like sale items! This will probably get turned into a hat or mobius scarf.
I bought five balls of this and it is going to be a cardigan! Purple and turquoise are the best colours. I probably prefer the colourway of the Tivoli, but this is machine-washable.
Doctor Who scarf! It's a mish-mash of yarns based on what was cheapest and looked sort of right. I got some colours quite wrong - I didn't print off a picture, so was going from memory, and apparently my memory changes colours. So if it were intended to be a replica it'd be a bit cutesy and cartoony, but I like how it's turning out. Unfortunately I can't bring it anywhere as it's just not very efficient. I'm only half-way through it and it's already very long on me...


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Drew Fudenberg joins us from Harvard University, where he is a leading voice in the field of game theory. His research has spanned several areas within game theory, including theoretical industrial organization, repeated games, learning in game theory and econometrics. His recent working paper "Altruism and Self Control," argues that a dual-self model may be applied to altruistic giving and that people are less altruistic in the long run despite short run preferences for greater equality.
Before joining the department at Harvard in 1993, the professor held positions in the economics departments at the University of California, Berkeley and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Fudenberg has held visiting professorships at MIT, the University of Toulouse, and the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He has served as an associate editor for the Journal of Economic Theory, the Quarterly Journal of Economics, Games and Economic Behavior, the Review of Economic Studies. Among other positions, he has served of the National Science Foundation Panel, and the executive board of theoretical economics.
Fudenberg is a member of the American Academy of the Arts and Sciences, and a fellow of the Econometric Society. He was a 1984 recipient of the Sloan Foundation Research Fellowship, and a 1990 Guggenheim fellow.
Fudenberg received his undergraduate education in applied mathematics from Harvard. He went on to earn his PhD in economics from the MIT in 1981.
Drew Fudenberg will hold a Special Seminar for the Economic Theory Workshop on Friday, January 16, 2015 from 12:00pm to 1:20pm in Saieh Hall 419.


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As pleasant weather slowly starts to kick back in, coats and jackets invariably take centre stage. They are versatile layering items integral to the wardrobe of every man who enjoys playing around with different looks, while moving away from all things predictable. What's more? There is a jacket for every reason and occasion. From daily workwear and club wear to casual Sunday outings and more formal, festive gatherings, you're sure to find a style to layer on your basic pieces.
Layering the style
"The best part about jackets is the fact that they can instantly make a casual look appear formal. They have the ability to smoothly transform an outfit, making it event-appropriate," says designer Nikhil Thampi.What are the things you must keep in mind when investing in a jacket for yourself? That would definitely be the fabric, cut, shoulders and the versatility of the jacket. "Menswear is seeing a very interesting phase at the moment where men aren't afraid to experiment with cuts and styles. We get to see a variety of lengths from a short crop jacket to a sporty bomber jacket to a relaxed robe jacket or my personal favourite - light trench jackets. These are all slowly becoming a staple in men's' wardrobes," says Thampi.
For the festivities
For the upcoming festive season, designer Anushree Reddy suggests picking up easy-to-wear pieces that can work together effortlessly as separates for every occasion. "Indian festivities call for rich fabrics and textures. Use soft luxurious fabrics like pure, hand woven ahimsa silk, dreamy organza and pure organic mulmul along with amazing texturing," says Reddy. Collarless jackets with embellished sleeves and double-breasted velvet numbers are in vogue.
Style notes
1. Learn to play with lengths. Floor length, relaxed, oversized robe jackets give one a comfortable, cosy vibe.
2. Try wearing short crop jackets with a longer shirt to give it a boho look.
3. For a European vibe, pick shades like peach or pink and work them with burnt orange, ink blue, magenta, ivory and gold.
4. For festivities, accessorise with brooches, lapel pins, pocket squares, scarves, etc.
5. A tailored trench jacket can be your best travel companion and be dressed up with formal separates or dressed down with casual ripped jeans and a basic T-shirt.
6. Colour-blocked jackets help you add that extra quirk.
From left to right: Pastel Perfection- Pick bandhgala vests in pastel hues and light embroidery. Complete the look with a floral-printed dhoti and mojris (image: Anushree Reddy); Wow with wool- Experiment with textures in felt wool and knits. Choose colours like charcoal, grey and maroon. Focus on interesting details on sleeves or shoulders (image: Sahil Aneja); Subtle shimmer- A shimmery jacket in a military-inspired style, like shoulder epaulets and chunky buttons, adds understated glamour. Go for fabrics like khadi, raw silk, innovative handlooms (image: Sayantan Sarkar)
From left to right: Time for a trench- A knee-length trench jacket with a suede monogram belt is a perfect look for a chilly day during your travels. For casual days, wear this versatile piece with denim and T-shirt (image: Nikhil Thampi); Floral flow - Floral-printed, two-button coats in rich textiles are a great offering for the fashion-conscious male this season. Pair them with well-fitting, solid coloured trousers and you are sure to get noticed (image: Narendra Kumar); Street style- Go for overcoats and jackets with metallic zipper detailing. Pair with cotton pants or denims and upgrade by playing around with fabrics such as flannel, leather and wear over slogan T-shirts (image: Sahil Aneja); Velvet wonder- Velvet is the fabric of festivities. Pick a bespoke suit with fun embellishments - just make sure the jacket is sharply cut (image: Manish Malhotra)
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Published by the Editor on behalf of Independent Publications Limited at Media Printers, 446/H, Tejgaon I/A, Dhaka-1215.
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