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With their party now a majority in both houses of the General Assembly, and with a fellow Democrat as governor, Colorado Democrats have an open road for legislation that in past years has faced partisan roadblocks.
A bill authorizing civil unions for same-sex couples is likely to be high on the list.
In the 2012 legislative session, a Republican filibuster blocked House consideration of a civil unions bill that the Senate, with its Democratic majority, had already passed. At that time, proponents appeared to control enough House votes to pass the bill. After Gov. John Hickenlooper called for a special session, a Republican-controlled House committee voted down the bill.
This year, partly because of a backlash against Republicans on this issue, Democrats control the House and its committees, and the partys commitment to civil unions has not waned.
Democrats are not alone in supporting the concept. Southwest Colorados state senator, Ellen Roberts, R-Durango, was one of the yes votes in the Senate last year. The issue is not completely partisan; nearly one-third of Republican voters also say they support it.
Civil unions, if authorized by the Legislature, would solidify the parental, property and inheritance rights of same-sex partners, and would allow an individual to authorize a stronger role in making medical decisions for an incapacitated partner. It would enable them to become a legal and financial unit.
In other words, it would enable them to take responsibility for their families as other couples long have been legally supported in doing.
Its time. Its well past time.
Same-sex couples are sharing their lives, and those who disapprove cannot make that reality disappear.
Society does not benefit by making same-sex relationships more difficult. It does not benefit from depriving anyone of the right to sit at a life partners hospital bedside, in times of joy and times of fear and times of impending loss, simply because both people are the same gender. It does not benefit from making couples jump through legal hoops to gain uncertain assurances that if or when one of them dies, the other can inherit the estate they built together, continue to live in the home they shared and continue to parent the children they have raised together. It does not benefit from providing no laws about what happens to assets and children when same-sex relationships end, as a large number of heterosexual marriages do.
Society does not benefit at all from withholding the legal underpinnings of committed relationships and stable families. Providing the structural framework for the rights that most people take for granted can only benefit the couples and all who deal with them. Approving civil unions as a government designation that does not interfere with any religious definition of marriage is an expedient way to protect those rights and enforce the responsibilities that accompany them.
The civil-unions bill would have passed last year had it gone before the full House. It also would have passed if it had come before the states voters. It would be law today if not for the states parliamentary system, which, Roberts said last year, is not pretty, but its the process we have.
The process we have will enable Democrats, as the winners in the 2012 election, to decide whether to introduce and pass a civil unions bill. There will never be a better opportunity. Colorado cannot go back in time to reverse discrimination, but it can go forward in the right direction.


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Kenya's monetary policy is in a fix, once again. The MPC committee decided to hike rates by a surprising 550 basis points, from 11% to 16.5%. and the cash reserve ratio (CRR) by 50 basis points to 5.25 percent points. This is after raising the CBR by another 400 basis just one month ago. The CBK governor said that they did this as a measure to curb inflation and foreign exchange volatility. As @Alykhansatchu put it, "This was essentially a quid pro quo for the $250m IMF top up". We are essentially over-reliant on the west for donor support and debt and it is hurting our economy significantly.
Inflation has risen steadily over the last 11 months from below 3% to 18.9% in October mainly driven by fuel shortages, artificially orchestrated by the big fish to eat the small fish and raise funds for next campaigning for year's election, a widely known conspiracy but that's the world we live in today, nothing new.
Interest Rate Hike and Agriculture
The rate hike will most definitely affect the economy and agriculture being the largest employer of Kenyans (80% of the population direct and indirect), jobs are going to be lost by the bucket load. First of all, getting credit from banks will become a pipe dream; liquidity will tighten and banks will direct their funds to more lucrative investments like long-term bonds and other several government securities that offer a handsome return on investment.
The cost of loans will not only increase by the same margin but also the risk premium is going to increase simply because it is easier to default a 30% loan than a 20% one, net effect, business will cut down costs i.e. fire workers.
Secondly is the inflation. I do not have a phD in Economics but I know one thing for sure; interest rate hike never help inflation but aggregate it. Inflation is defined as too much money chasing too few goods and/or services right… The governor, who has a phD in economics, decided that by decreasing the, 'too much money' he would solve the problem of too much money chasing too few goods. My thinking is this; just increase the good and services produce and let basic economics take effect, when supply is high while all else is constant, prices/inflation will go down inevitably.
We simply need to increase productivity in the economy. Our farmers need subsidies to produce food, not GMO ishh. We also need to look into our energy efficiency, there are stupendous opportunities in solar, wind, biomass, geothermal and innovations that reduce our carbon footprint hence energy requirements. Did you know that all our exports combined cannot equal our oil import bill alone?
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As a senior at Killeen High School, Cory Jefferson averaged 19.5 points and six rebounds a game while earning Texas Association of Basketball Coaches All-State honors and 4-A player of the year. He was also the all-time leading shot blocker in Killeen High School history.
But when Cory signed his letter of intent to play basketball at Baylor in 2009 he knew that getting playing time right away would be very hard.
"When I got to Baylor I was already competing with two future draft picks in Ekpe [Udoh] and Quincy [Acy]," Jefferson explained. "I knew it was going to be difficult, but I also knew it would make me better."
After Jefferson played only four minutes a game his freshman year and averaged one point and one rebound, head coach Scott Drew decided to redshirt him.
"Redshirting Cory gave him a chance to really grow as a player," said Drew. "We have a great staff that was able to help Cory improve in every facet of his game."
Cory was also successful in the classroom his freshman year. A sociology major with a minor in criminal justice, he earned a spot on the Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll in the fall of 2009.
As a redshirt sophomore at Baylor in the 2011-2012 season, Jefferson's numbers improved only slightly. He played in 33 games as a reserve and made one start while averaging four points and three rebounds. He posted his first career double-double against Texas Southern scoring 10 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in only 19 minutes, but that was the high point of his year.
"Even though I didn't play very many minutes I really felt like I improved as a basketball player," Cory said. "I was able to get a lot of blocks and rebound the ball pretty well."
All of Jefferson's hard work and patience was about to pay off in a big way. He was able to win a place in the starting lineup before the first game of the 2012-2013 season and impressed everyone. Cory scored 26 points on 75 percent shooting and pulled down 13 rebounds in a win over Lehigh.
"I was pretty nervous going into the Lehigh game, but I was able to go out there and play loose and have fun," Jefferson said. "It was very exciting to finally earn that starting spot."
Cory's performance in the Lehigh game helped earn him Big 12 Player of the Week honors when he averaged 20 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks for the week of Nov. 12.
Thirteen games into the season, Cory leads the Big 12 in field goal percentage (65.8 percent) and is ranked in the top two in rebounding (8.6) and blocked shots (2.29) per game. His teammates have not let it go unnoticed either.
"Cory has been great, he can do it all. He rebounds and he scores. When he is aggressive he is very hard to guard and even harder to keep off the glass," Pierre Jackson, Baylor's senior point guard, said. "He is a very valuable part of this team. We probably wouldn't have half of the wins without him. He has really grown up."
Cory believes that the sky is the limit for this Baylor team and he wouldn't be surprised if he and his teammates make a deep run into March Madness.
"I think we can go all the way. We are finally coming together as a unit and getting better at our defense and cutting down on our turnovers," Cory said. "We have great guard play and great post play. We should be able to do it."


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Last Saturday, Immaculata wrestler Bruce Stanley won first overall in the 152-pound division at the Delaware Valley League meet.
Stanley and the rest of Raider wrestlers will try to duplicate that feat Friday at its 3-2-1A regional tournament in Onaga.
How did it feel to win league this year?
It felt great. I thought our team did a great job and we got a lot of placers.
How have you been able to have a successful season this year?
We've all been working really hard in practice and everyone is really focused.
What do you need to do to have success in this upcoming postseason?
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You see their names all over Levy County, but do you know the faces of the many people who are running for political office?
The Levy Association for Retarded Citizens has planned a showcase for the candidates to introduce themselves at an invitational softball challenge.
The LARC softball team has invited all candidates running for political office to a face-off two-inning softball game. A second game will be played by two teams made up of political candidates picked at random to play against each other in a three-inning face off.
In 2008, the LARC team took the Politicians by a score of 4-3. When asked about LARC's chance to maintain its record, Executive Director Betty Walker declared, "My team has it in the bag!"
This fun and festive event will be held Saturday, June 23, at Strickland Park in Chiefland. The gates open at 5:30 p.m. and the games start at 7 p.m.
Admission is $1 per person.
LARC also will offer everyone a chance to win a "Cedar Key Getaway for Two." The package includes a three day/two nights in a waterfront motel, dinner for two, all day golf cart rental, boat tour of the islands and admission to the Cedar Key Historical Society and Florida State Museums.
In true baseball spirit, LARC will offer for sale hamburgers, hot dogs, french fries, watermelon and sodas.
So, round up your family and friends, bring your lawn chairs and come on out for an evening of fun. This is not a political rally.
All proceeds benefit the Levy Association for Retarded Citizens. For more information, please call LARC at 486-4293.
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Democrat challenger Charles "Trey" Paradee upset Republican incumbent Lincoln Willis in Tuesday's election with 54.3 percent of the vote in the 29th Representative District.
Willis was running for his second term as representative but fell short with 45.7 percent of the vote. Willis garnered 4,358 votes compared to Paradee's 5,183 votes.
Following the election, Paradee said he was very, very happy but relieved at the same time because of the hard work he put into the campaign: "I knocked on over 6,000 doors. We started in early April. I went to 72 subdivisions. I worked very hard and we had a great group of volunteers."
Paradee also said he has a tremendous amount of respect for Willis and the Willis family, who Paradee said have been incredible assets to the Smyrna/Clayton communities for many years.
"I know Lincoln and the Willis family will continue to be a great contribution to the community as they always have been," he said. "I really have a great amount of respect for him and I always will."
Willis was the only incumbent in the House to lose his re-election bid, but there were 16 districts with incumbents running unopposed.
After the election Willis wanted to thank all of his supporters who helped with the campaign and said he couldn't have thanked a finer group of people to support himself, his wife Laura and their son Deane.
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Though Paradee felt he had a good chance of winning, he was surprised by the margin of victory and never imagined that he would win by that kind of a margin with over 50 percent of the vote.
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The Wrap Shak in Londonderry recently secured funding to buy equipment through New York-based Capital Access Network. (COURTESY)
When longtime Londonderry eatery the Wrap Shak needed money to purchase some equipment, securing a business loan was easier said than done.
"All those lines of credit that were available when I'd first opened had dried up," restaurant owner Craig Farrington said. "It became nonexistent.
Farrington, who opened the gourmet deli and sandwich shop about 6½ years ago, said the option of using credit advances to purchase the things he needed, including a new meat slicing machine, proved too costly and too unreliable. He turned to a New York capital financing company.
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DeMeo said many small- business owners are challenged in the current business climate and noted that approximately three-quarters of them are turned down by traditional banks.
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Welcome to the Virus Encyclopedia of Panda Security.
It launches Distributed Denial of Service attacks against the website www.sco.com. It opens a port, allowing a hacker to gain remote access to network resources.
Windows 2003/XP/2000/NT/ME/98/95
Mydoom.A is a worm that spreads via e-mail in a message with variable characteristics and through the peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing program KaZaA.
Mydoom.A launches DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks against the website www.sco.com if the system date is between February 1 and February 12, 2004. It does this by launching GET/ HTTP/ 1.1 requests every 1,024 milliseconds. On February 12, 2004, the worm finishes its payload, ending its execution whenever it is activated.
Mydoom.A drops the DLL (Dynamic Link Library) SHIMGAPI.DLL, which creates a backdoor, opening the first available TCP port in the range from 3127 to 3198. This backdoor component allows to download and run an executable file, and acts as a TCP proxy server, allowing a hacker to gain remote access to network resources.
Note: on February 10, 2004, a new variant of this worm was detected by PandaLabs. This new variant carries out the same actions as the original, but it is compressed
Mydoom.A is easy to recognize once it has affected the computer, as it opens the Windows Notepad and shows junk data.


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The school district in Los Angeles announced last week that it was exempting itself from the state's controversial parent trigger law, based on a federal waiver which exempts the law from federal sanctions for failing schools.
The Los Angeles Unified School District announced last week that it was exempting itself rom the state's controversial parent trigger law. The district claims the exemption based on a federal waiver which restarts the clock on failing schools under federal law.
The exemptioin angered the chief sponsor of the legislation, and he argued that it violates the intent of the statute.
"I am livid about this," former state Sen. Gloria Romero told the Los Angeles Times. "I believe it violates the spirit and intent of parent empowerment."
It is was not immediately clear why an exemption from federal sanctions would exempt the school from complying with state laws based on federal measurements.
As the L.A. Times noted, "In a letter last year, a U.S. Department of Education official told (Unified superintendent John) Deasy the federal waiver did not exempt L.A. Unified from identifying schools for improvement, corrective action or restructuring, and did not affect any related state laws."
According to L.A. School Report, Deasy insisted that L.A. Unified's position still allows parents to use the trigger law if the school is listed as failing for two consecutive years. Under the waiver, he said, "We are completely aligned with the state law."
Romero told L.A. School Report that the real problem was the timing as much as the decision. The decision was apparently reached last fall, but was only announce last week. "What I want to know," she said, "is why did they keep this quiet all this time."
The parent trigger law allows 50 percent of parents in a school's boundaries to essentially take over a failing school by signing a petition, as the Deseret News detailed here.
The parent trigger model has been replicated in a handful of states, including Connecticut, but it remains controversial and many argue that it is undemocratic and prone to unintended impacts. Opponents cite one incident in Los Angeles where a school principal was fired using the parent trigger petition, although many disputed that he was the root of the school's problems.


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GIRLS: Prairie View 58, River Oaks 32
Dani Anderson scored Prairie View's first nine points en route to a 20-point, 14-rebound effort as the Lady Spartans posted a convincing 58-32 victory over River Oaks on Friday evening.
Anderson's six-foot turnaround, off of an Erika Guerrero assist, broke a 2-2 tie and put the visitors ahead for good. Anderson then scored off of a pair of offensive rebounds, sandwiched around a free throw, to give the Lady Spartans a 9-2 lead.
Prairie View was up 15-8 at the end of the first eight minutes.
Leading 21-11, the Lady Spartans (18-5, 2-0) rattled off the game's next 17 points to settle the issue.
Kristen Oliphant's runner from the lane started the flurry and Prairie View's full court pressure began to take its toll on the Lady Mustangs.
Anderson's short turnaround, Amery Clark's breakaway layup, Tori Simmons' 15-footer and Jay Hicks' bucket from down low pushed the Lady Spartans' advantage to 31-11 at the midway point.
Buckets by Simmons and Anderson opened the second half scoring, before Oliphant's trey upped the margin to 38-11.
Prairie View led by as many as 28, 44-16, and carried a 46-25 lead into the final frame.
Anderson, who converted 8-of-13 shots, scored 16 of her 20 points in the first half and blocked three shots. Oliphant's line included 15 points — 12 in the second half — five assists and four steals. Simmons was next with eight points and five steals. Rounding out the Lady Spartans' scoring were Sarah Cammarasana with five points, Hicks and Clark with four apiece and Kaylah Hobbs with two.
Sam Thurman tallied eight points and Symphony Phillips came off the bench to drop in six points on a pair of 3-pointers for the Lady Mustangs, who slipped to 0-2 in district play.
Notes: Prairie View, which used its entire 13-player roster, was charged with only 10 turnovers. … River Oaks won the junior varsity game 15-12. Chloe Wallace was top scorer for the Lady Mustangs with seven and Erin Eubanks accounted for six points for the Lady Spartans.


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Huskers Head to Denver Desert Shootout
When: Thursday, March 21 - Saturday, March 23
Where: Palm Valley Golf Course, Goodyear, Ariz.
Course Par: 72
Course Yardage: 7,015
Format: 54 holes
Thursday: 18 holes starting at 9:30 a.m. CT (Shotgun)
Friday: 18 holes starting at 9:30 a.m. CT (Shotgun)
Saturday: 18 holes starting at 9:30 a.m. CT (Shotgun)
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Nebraska Lineup (spots to be determined):
- Kolton Lapa
- Matt Record
- Jordan Reinertson
- Manuel Lavin
- Kevin Gillick
- Neil Dufford
The Nebraska men's golf team will compete in its fourth tournament of the spring at the Denver Desert Shootout, Thursday through Sunday, in Goodyear, Ariz.
Palm Valley Golf Course, a par-72, 7,015-yard layout, will host the event, which starts at 9:30 a.m. CT. The first round is set for Thursday, with the second round on Friday and the final round to begin on Saturday. All three rounds are a shotgun start. A full recap will be available on Huskers.com following each day's action.
The Huskers will be among 16 teams in the field this week that include Air Force, Baylor, Boise State, BYU, Colorado State, Denver, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Kansas State, New Mexico State, Southern Utah, Tulsa, Wichita State and Wyoming.
Six Nebraska golfers will travel to Goodyear, Ariz., with the top-five to be determined through on-course qualifying. The sixth Husker will play as an individual.
Freshman Kolton Lapa will be the lone underclassman journeying to the Denver Desert Shootout. He will be joined by seniors Jordan Reinertson, Kevin Gillick and Neil Dufford. Juniors Matt Record and Manuel Lavin will also make the trip for Nebraska.
The Huskers are making their eighth all-time appearance in the tournament.
Last Time Out: Huskers Notch Top-10 Finish at Palmetto
The Nebraska men's golf team shot 296 in the final round of the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate on Tuesday, March 12 to finish 10th.
The Huskers finished with a 55-over-par 895 total to finish 39 strokes behind team champion Augusta State. On Monday Nebraska opened with 305 before posting 294 in the second round. The individual crown went to USC-Aiken's Matt Atkins, who shot 206 over three rounds.
Junior Matt Record led NU with a tie for 32nd. Record carded a 5-over-par 75 in the final round at Palmetto Golf Club, a par-70, 6,617-yard layout. He added 75 and 73 on Monday for a 54-hole total of 223.
Kolton Lapa produced a 2-over-par 72 on Tuesday for a three-round score of 225. The freshman shot 77 in the first round and 76 in the second round. Lapa tied for 42nd place, finishing one stroke ahead of teammate Manuel Lavin, who tied for 45th. Lavin paced his way to 77 in Tuesday's final round to go along with Monday's 78 and 71.
Jordan Reinertson finished one stroke behind Lavin at 227. Reinertson matched Lapa's 72 on Tuesday as the lowest Husker score in the final round. The senior posted 81 and 74 in the first two rounds to tie for 52nd.
Senior Kevin Gillick tied for 84th at 240 strokes. He carded 89 in the final round after Monday's 75 and 76.
Off the Tee:
1. The Huskers are making their eighth all-time appearance in the Denver Desert Shootout. Nebraska competed in the event, which was formerly called the Ron Moore Invitational and the Pioneer Classic, every spring from 2005-2010 but didn't play there in 2011. The Huskers' top finish in the event is second place, achieved in both 2006 and 2007. Last season the Huskers tied for 11th, shooting 871 over three rounds.
2. Freshman Kolton Lapa earned Big Ten Golfer-of-the-Week honors on Feb. 27 after tying for fifth at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate. The weekly accolade was Lapa's second of the season as he also earned it on Oct. 24, 2012.
3. The Huskers have finished in the top 10 in six of seven stroke play tournaments, which includes the team crown at the Fairway Club Invitational. Nebraska finished fourth at the Price's Give 'Em Five Invitational, seventh at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate, tied for seventh at the D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate, eighth at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate and 10th at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate.
4. Lapa leads the Huskers with a 73.80 stroke average. He is the only player on the team to compete in every tournament this season (20 rounds). Lapa notched three consecutive top-10 finishes from October to February before that streak was snapped at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate.
5. The Huskers have a 296.90 stroke average through seven stroke play events, often showing successive improvement in each round. Nebraska's third round scoring average is 293.17. The Huskers are averaging 301.71 in the first round and 295.29 in the second round.
6. The Huskers added three golfers during the offseason. Sophomore Cameron Palmer joined Nebraska and has competed in two tournaments this spring. The other two golfers, Justin Jennings and Ian Hagener, are set to join the team in 2013-14.
7. Nathan Wong will reshirt in his first season with Nebraska. Wong played high school golf at Hamilton in Chandler, Ariz., and joined the Huskers with his twin brother Aaron.
8. Lapa set the school record for freshman 54-hole scoring mark during the fall season at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate. He shot 2-under-par 211 for the tournament and tied for seventh. Lapa earned Big Ten Golfer-of-the-Week honors for his performance.
9. The Spring Ahead: The Huskers will compete in three more tournaments, including the Denver Desert Shootout, this spring leading up to the Big Ten Championships, April 26-28. NU will travel to Jonesboro, Ark., and Iowa City, Iowa, before the conference tournament in French Lick, Ind.
10. Under Head Coach Bill Spangler, who is in his 12th season, the Nebraska men's golf team has won 10 tournament titles. Spangler has also guided the Huskers to 30 top-three tournament finishes and six individual titles.
11. The Nebraska men's golf program has four NCAA Championship appearances along with seven NCAA Regional starts. The last three seasons, the Huskers have sent one individual to the NCAA Regionals. Last season Scott Willman tied for 40th at the Norman Regional. In 2011 Andrew Wyatt tied for 41st at the Colorado Regional and in 2010, Brandon Crick tied for eighth at the West Regional.
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The story of Christmas
The source and history of Christmas is long and quite varied. Although steeped in religious ceremony, it does not wholly come from the birth of Christ. The name Christmas comes from the "Christ's Mass", as a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, but the wintertime holiday has evolved over many centuries. The holiday as we celebrate it in the United States today comes from agricultural, paegan and Christian celebrations from many different countries and cultures.
Traditionally, Christmas is celebrated on the 25th of December, however the Mesopotamian are also known to throw their winter feast at the same time -- 4000 years ago before now and many centuries before the birth of Christ. Also not coincidentally, their celebration stretched to twelve long days of gaiety, not unlike our fabled "12 days of Christmas".
The birth of the ancient sun-god Attis in Phrygia was celebrated on December 25th, as was the birth of the Persian sun-god, Mithras. The Romans celebrated Saturnalia, a festival dedicated to Saturn, the god of peace and plenty, that ran from the 17th to 24th of December. People decorated their villages with flowers and gifts and candles were exchanged among the revelers.
Europeans traditions centered around the winter solstice are have also been folded into our modern Christmas celebration. In Scandinavia darkness ruled the winter days. Upon the first sign of light the people would light a "yule log" in thanks. Similarly, the Celts decorated their homes with evergreen boughs, mistletoe and holly to encourage fertility in the cold months.
The day was not marked as a celebration for Christ's birth until many years after His death. In 137 AD the Bishop of Rome ordered the birthday of the Christ Child celebrated as a solemn feast. In 350 AD another Bishop of Rome, Julius I, choose December 25th as the observance of Christmas.
Even the origination of Santa Claus is a bit controversial. He is known around the world as everything from Santa Calus to Father Christmas, St Nicholas to Pere Noel. The current jolly old man with white whiskers seems to be an amalgam of many kindly, older men usually of Christian religious service (bishops, priests or saints) who share wisdom and generous gifts.


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Intel has launched its eponymously labeled Parallel Studio XE 2015 developer toolkit for high performance computing (HPC) and technical computing applications.
This update includes what Intel calls out as "first-to-market" explicit vector programming capabilities to optimize processing cycles through concurrent operations on Intel Xeon processors and Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors.
The Intel Developer Zone explains that we should care about vectorizing applications today as this process can improve performance and so can save power. The faster an application can compute CPU-intensive regions, the faster the CPU can be set to a lower power state.
"How does vectorizing compare to scalar operations with regard to performance and power? Vectorizing consumes less power than equivalent scalar operations because it performs better: Scalar operations process less several times data per cycle and require more instructions and more cycles to complete," says the company.
Intel Parallel Studio XE 2015 also supports new standards including OpenMP 4.0 for vectorization support to developers. The updated release also gives developers comprehensive optimization reports that provide deep insights on code performance.
According to openmp.org, the OpenMP API supports multi-platform shared-memory parallel programming in C/C++ and Fortran — it defines a portable, scalable model with a simple and flexible interface for developing parallel applications on platforms from the desktop to the supercomputer.
Also key in Intel's news is C++11 compliance and upgraded profiling and threading tools.
James Reinders, director of parallel programming evangelism at Intel corporation, reminds us that unfortunately, programming a multithreaded, vectorized application that can take advantage of the resources available in modern CPUs is a complex and error-prone process.
"Even the most experienced developers can't keep track of all of the things that may happen simultaneously. The result is buggy programs with problems that are difficult to reproduce and fix, and that don't scale well when the core count is increased," said Reinders.
Reinders' comments come relation to his reference to Intel Cilk Plus, a technology designed to make it easier for developers to build, develop, and debug robust applications that take full advantage of modern processor architectures.
According to Intel Developer Zone's Robert Chesebrough, "The introduction of wider vector registers in x86 platforms and the increasing number of cores that support single instruction multiple data (SIMD) and threading parallelism now make vectorization an optimization consideration for developers. This is because vector performance gains are applied per core, so multiplicative application performance gains become possible for more applications. In the past, many developers relied heavily on the compiler to auto-vectorize some loops, but serial constraints of programming languages have hindered the compiler's ability to vectorize many different kinds of loops. "


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Floyd Mayweather's Baby Mama Josie Harris to Be On Reality Show "Starter Wives"
You may remember Josie as the woman who got into an altercation with Mayweather which led him to spending a couple of months in jail.
She is going to be on a new TLC reality show called 'Starter Wives Confidential'. She was never married to Floyd, but as we know by now that means nothing with these reality shows.
Lamar Odom's baby mama will be on the show as well.
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A song from the 1980s by Eddie Money goes something like this; "I wanna go back, go back and do it all over, but I can't go back I know…I thought that things were never going to change…I know now that things will never be the same."
A song from the 1980s by Eddie Money goes something like this; "I wanna go back, go back and do it all over, but I can't go back I know…I thought that things were never going to change…I know now that things will never be the same." I loved listening to that song as a teenager, not for the desire to go back, nor did I understand completely what that desire might be, but more for just loving right where I was. When I think of that song now, I appreciate the words ~ reminding me to enjoy the present moment, because it will never be exactly the same again, and time does go by, much too fast.
Whether we wish for a time returned because we missed an opportunity or we just yearn for a certain time of life, we don't get to go back. We have to live life the best we can, right now. There are times when life brings challenges and hardships and we spend a period of time grieving. That is a necessary process. Then, when the time is right, we can get back to appreciating and cherishing our present surroundings. Other times, it seems a way of life for people to put a priority on things that are deemed "big things," to later realize they weren't the big things. Or we become so busy filling up our life, making sure we fit everything in, that we miss the amazing treasures right in front of us. I've heard many older adults reflecting on life and saying, "I wish I did…." If we could take the time to consider what is most important to us in our world, maybe then we would take the time to make that a priority.
I think of a beautiful poem by Erma Bombeck, entitled, "If I Had My Life To Live Over." It was written after she found out she had a fatal disease. Here are just a few of the lines.
If I had my life to live over, I would have talked less and listened more.
I would have invited friends over to dinner even if the carpet was stained and the sofa faded.
I would have eaten the popcorn in the 'good' living room and worried much less about the dirt when someone wanted to light a fire in the fireplace.
I would have taken the time to listen to my grandfather ramble about his youth.
I would have sat on the lawn with my children and not worried about grass stains.
Instead of wishing away nine months of pregnancy, I'd have cherished every moment and realized that the wonderment growing inside me was the only chance in life to assist God in a miracle.
When my kids kissed me impetuously, I would never have said, "Later. Now go get washed up for dinner."
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INGLEWOOD, California (AP) — The rising pop-rock band 5 Seconds of Summer gave its feverish female fans the surprise of a lifetime by personally selling tickets Saturday morning for an upcoming concert in Inglewood, California.
Many fans, including 13-year-old Trina Umana, camped out overnight at The Forum to get seats for the Australian group's first U.S. headlining concert on Nov. 15.
"I can't speak right now. I'm too overwhelmed," she sobbed after purchasing her tickets from guitarist Michael Clifford, 18.
Before heading into the box office, drummer Ashton Irwin, 20, said his only concern was the group's math skills.
"We might lose track of a lot of coins and stuff like that. But we'll work it out. We'll get through it," Irwin joked.
Maria Gomez certainly wasn't paying attention to the numbers.
"All I could think was: 'Oh my God. I don't know what to do. Don't embarrass yourself!' " said the 15-year-old fan from Anaheim, California. "None of us thought any of this would happen."
The quartet, which also includes lead vocalist and guitarist Luke Hemmings, 18, and bassist Calum Hood, 18, can relate to the fandom.
"We're more awkward than anything," said Irwin of meeting artists he admires like Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz. "But inside, when they leave, we sort of squeal."
Green Day, Blink-182 and Imagine Dragons also top their list of musical influences.
Saturday's crowd was treated to a live, outdoor performance of their hits "She Looks So Perfect" and "Amnesia."
5 Seconds of Summer is mirroring the seemingly instant success One Direction achieved when that group hit the U.S. music scene in 2012. 5 Seconds of Summer is currently opening for One Direction on the "Where We Are" tour.
5 Seconds of Summer will play to roughly 17,500 fans when it headlines at The Forum, an impressive feat for an emerging act. The group's self-titled debut album came out last week. Billboard predicts it will debut at No. 1.
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The wildly successful US team in the Olympic stadium, in 1896.
Greece's King George I presenting victory laurels to marathon hero Spiridon Louis.
A view of the Olympic stadium in Athens.
Members of the American Team for the 1896 Olympics in Athens, the first modern games.
The first Marathon through the eyes of the Globe.
John McDermott, an Irish-born New Yorker, won the first Boston Marathon, in 1897, with a time of 2:55:10--nearly seven minutes faster than the runner-up.
BAA runners from the 1890s in their unicorn uniforms.
Globe front page marking US Olympian Fred Lorz's win in 1905.
Timothy Ford, 18, of Cambridge won in 1906.
Tom Longboat, an Onandaga Indian from Hamilton, Ontario, won in 1907.
A smallish group ready to start the 1923 Marathon.
John C. Miles of Nova Scotia won in 1926 and 1929.
Only nine Boston Marathon champions have returned to successfully defend their titles, and only one — Clarence DeMar — has done it more than once, in 1922, 1923, and 1924 and again in 1927 (pictured) and 1928.
DeMar ran the race 32 times in all and was given the nickname "Clarence DeMarathon." Pictured, DeMar crossing the finish line in 1930.
Leslie Pawson, who was a Pawtucket, Rhode Island, mill weaver, according to the Boston Athletic Association, scored the first of his three Boston wins in the 1933 race.
Winner Dave Komonen of Ontario, Canada, prepared for the 1934 race by making his own running shoes, according to the BAA.
John Kelley winning the Marathon in 1935.
Globe front page heralding the 1937 win of Walter Young, who, acc0rding to the BAA, was an unemployed snowshoe racer from Quebec.
Crossing the finish line in the 1939 Marathon.
Joe Smith passes Lou Gregory to take the lead just before Cleveland Circle and eventually the win in the 1942 Marathon.
Gerard Cote won the 1943 marathon despite a strained Achilles' tendon, according to the BAA. It was his second Boston title.
Greek marathoner Stylianos Kyriakides hung gallantly onto John Kelley and ran him down in the late stages of the 1946 race with a 2:29:27 winning performance, according to the BAA.
The winner of the 1947 Marathon was Korean Yun Bok Suh.
The Marathon underway in 1949.
The start of the 56th Boston Marathon, in 1952.
Runners race through Natick in 1959.
Paavo Kotila, 32, of Finland reaches out to break tape with his fingers as he walks across the finish line to win the 64th Marathon, in 1960. Deputy Mayor John P. McMorrow holds aloft the wreath of victory.
John Kelley runs the Boston Marathon in 1962. Kelley started the race 61 times, finished 58 times, and won it twice--in 1935 and 1945.
Morio Shigematsu, who lowered the course record to 2:16:33, led an unprecedented finishing contingent that saw the Japanese finish 1-2-3-5-6 in 1965, according to the BAA.
An official attempts to stop women runner 261 from competing in the 1967 Marathon. Number 261 was listed on the program as K. Switzer of Syracuse, New York.
Switzer remained in the race.
Wesleyan University student Ambrose Burfoot gave American runners their first victory in 11 years, in 1968, according to the BAA.
Gene Roberts crosses the finish line in 1970. The BAA officially started a wheelchair division in 1977.
In 1972, for the first time in the history of the Marathon, women are allowed to enter. From left to right: Nina Kusci, Kathy Miller, Elaine Pedersen, Ginny Collins, Pat Barrett, Frances Morrison, and Sara Mae Berman.
New Yorker Nina Kuscsik became the first official women's winner at Boston with a 3:10:26 performance, according to the BAA.
Winner Jon Anderson in 1973.
An aerial view of the 1978 Marathon.
From left to right, Esa Tarkanen, Frank Shorter, and the winner of the 1978 Marathon, Bill Rogers
The Boston Marathon in 1991.
In 1979, Bowdoin College student Joan Benoit (Samuelson) led the women's field with an American women's record performance of 2:35:15, according to the BAA.
The start of the 100th Boston Marathon, in 1996.
Moses Tanui breaks the tape to win the 100th Boston Marathon, in 1996.
An emotional Uta Pippig after winning the womens title for the third time straight, in 1996.
Women's wheelchair winner Jean Driscoll crosses in finish line in the 1996 Marathon.


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The Lady-Crusaders are 10-5, boys are 5-10
Girls get tenth win
The Lady-Crusaders won on Feb. 5 at El Dorado behind big offense in the first and third quarters.
El Dorado was able to keep pace with WHS in the first period when it was all tied up at 10. By the end of the second, Wellington had established a four point lead.
The offense went back to work in the third, dropping 13 points on EHS, who only scored nine. Wellington also outscored the Lady-Wildcats in the fourth 8-6.
Wellington's Kailey Jenkins, senior, accounted for 16 of the team's 39 points, helping the Lady-Crusaders reach the 10-5 mark on the season.
Boys get tenth loss.
Wellington reached the double-digit mark for losses this season with 10 last night in El Dorado, while failing to produce a double-digit scorer on offense.
The Wildcats won by 13, 49-36, sending Wellington to 5-10 on the season.
Senior Nick Becker lead WHS with 9 points on Feb. 5.
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The SDK can enable the following features for support representatives: remotely view the end-user's screen within your own app; perform custom special actions within your app; view system info specific to your app; transfer files to and from your app's local file store; and chat with the end-user, including canned messages.
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Bedrooms For Boys
I have a new baby nephew coming any day now, and he'll eventually share a bedroom with his almost-2-year-old brother — which has me thinking about boys' bedrooms.
I've always been more partial to warm colours, and I have two girls myself, so my comfort zone is rooms full of pinks, reds and oranges. (Though we painted my girls' room in Farrow & Ball's Skylight (205), which is a really livable pale blue that sets off the bright colours.)
It turns out there are piles of great boys' bedrooms out there — even ones that woo a romantic like me, who thinks whimsy and fun are essentials in any child's room!
My favourites have rustic leanings; they feel almost like you'd find them in a log house in the woods or a summer camp cabin.
Maps always inject loads of colour and pattern, inspire wonder and wanderlust and are fun and educational. In Desmond's Ottawa bedroom, his mom Giulia Doyle set off the blues, yellows and greens with hits of bright red in the wall-mounted lamp, sock monkey stuffie and army-style blanket.
This room takes the travel theme a step further, with the addition of vintage suitcases, a steamship trunk, a stuffed giraffe and kangaroo and scientific illustrations of exotic birds. An old iron bed, understated bed linens and grey-on-grey Union Jack pillow balance the look.
I'm sold … bright green is great for a kid's room! It's fresh and strong, but not at all overbearing. And set off by buffalo-check bed linens, it looks mod and playful. A patterned rug, strapping-topped stool and toy car add depth and character. I'm not the biggest fan of taxidermy, but it works here — and, of course, it's not real.
The worn wooden beds in this room remind me of old-fashioned sleighs. Along with the painted-wood floors, checked and striped bedding and bright red toadstool, they give the room a fairy-tale quality. And there's lots of space on the floor to flop down and play cars or colour.
I'm not certain many boys play cowboys anymore, but they did when I was a child. I'm pretty sure my nephew, Rafa, would find it fun to have thundering horses on his walls! A horse-patterned bedspread and saddle-blanket-covered headboard cushions continue the theme, while the canary yellow of the bed frame and side table clash a little bit with the rest of the room, keeping it from feeling too perfect.
Animals are a universally loved theme for children's rooms. While the wolf cub on this bedding is charming, the look is graphic, crisp and clean. First-aid-style accents bring in layers of details. (This bedding was from an H&M home collection. I can't find it available anywhere now, but H&M's wild cat bedding has a similar look, as does ByNord's wolf bedding.)
For more inspiration, check out our gallery of Editors' Favourite Kids' Rooms.
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So I've kept you waiting for a long time to see what I had done with my Rosemary Powder. But here it is, and it's not a cake, shortbread, a pasta dish or focaccia, as some of you guessed. It's an Ice-cream!
I don't know what's happening in your side of the world, but here we're enjoying some extremely hot winter days, that make me crave refreshing ice-cream. Well to be honest, I crave ice-cream all the time, but you get the idea...
This is a very easy recipe and if you have everything on hand, it will take less than 2 minutes to make (plus churning time). And did I mention it's delicious? Well, it is! And refreshing!
- 1 cup mango puree*
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup cream
- 1/2 cup milk
- 2 tbsp milk powder
- 1/8 tsp salt
- 1 tsp rosemary powder
Combine all ingredients mixing very well (I´ve used an immersion blender) and churn in an ice-cream maker. Yes, it's that easy!
*Mango Puree: I've used store-bought puree that has 10% sugar.
Have you ever used herbs in ice-creams?
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The La Junta School Board met in special session on Monday morning at 7 a.m. The school board declared a complete break with the La Junta Education Association.
The La Junta School Board met in special session on Monday morning at 7 a.m. The school board declared a complete break with the La Junta Education Association. Many La Junta teachers were present.
Chris Ludwig, high school science instructor, spoke for the La Junta teachers. He cited the experience with the school consultants hired to improve school philosophy and structure, Dave Benson and Iris Williams. "Dave and Iris came up with an idea of shared leadership," Ludwig said. "What we have today is the dismantling of the document of shared leadership. The master agreement is about shared leadership. These meetings are not about shared leadership. I ask you to consider the impact your decisions have on what we have been working on."
The school board went into executive session at 7:08 a.m. At 7:39 the executive session was over. Member Troy Smith read a resolution that was passed immediately, hiring Atty. Mike Niklos to represent the Board of Education for a retainer fee of $10,000. There followed the rapid passing of several resolutions, some routine, such as $120,000 for the Capital Projects Building Fund and $115,000 for the Food Service Fund. The new salary schedule was approved for certified teachers: Step and lane movements for certified staff will be allowed on increased salary schedule (steps were rounded up to make even numbers) for 181 day contract for the 2013-2014 school year. Salary schedule includes an additional 15th step. Increase the monthly fringe benefit allowance to $475 which can be used toward district sponsored insurances (health, vision, dental). The amount of monthly fringe benefit will be capped at $475 effective July 1, 2013. Increase in Public Employee Retirement contribution by .9 per cent.
In addition, the board voted to no longer recognize the La Junta Education Association as representing the La Junta teachers. Pursuant to that resolution, the following items were revoked:
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GBK - 1 - Staff Concerns/Complaints/Grievances (teachers)
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School Board member Debby Hansen invited the teachers to come to school board meetings whenever they wished to be heard.