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Recession survival guide
We may not be standing in bread lines, but more and more people are lying awake at night worried about their jobs, their money and their future. This week, the Chicago Tribune is dedicated to helping you navigate these tough times. Each day, our reporters and in-house experts will give you tools to survive different aspects of this financial crisis.
10 steps to a better family budget
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Experts: Assess, plan, network
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As economy sinks, scam artists rise
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Families shouldn't compromise emergency and retirement options
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[Intro: Cam'ron]
I had to tell her I don't care
Can't lie, young, she got [?]
I don't care, I told her "suck my di*k"
And I had to ask her this...
[Hook x8: Lil Wayne]
Ever made love to a Diplomat?
[Verse 1: Cam'ron]
I be with some Asian girls and we lost in Japan
I tell 'em konichiwa, they say "of course you the man"
I told 'em "I hear you, but that ain't important to Cam"
I got my b*tch choo-choo-choo poppin' right off of the Grand
She be selling hair, I sell drugs, we both down for the hustle
And we speak the same language, yeah, ounces and bundles, kilos too
Either way, keys of yay', TV shows with Lisa Ray
Then back to the block, do I need to say, boy homo that E and J
Aye, you get no chicks, that's no mystery
The last girl you been in, Statue of Liberty
And I fouls with this, you can have my ass to kiss
But when I seen ya baby mama, had to ask her this...
[Verse 2: Cam'ron]
I clean up well, loafers down to moccasins
Back up off me, baby girl, I need some oxygen
Yeah, I know, I know, I'm Mr. Get It Poppington
But every time I see you coming, I'm like not again
Chill girl, chill girl, I'm done, I ain't got more to give
You can't cross the line, cause I let you cross the bridge
It's blood banks, it's weed spots
You can make 100 an hour sucking three c*cks
I don't care if your mother's sick, the rent's due
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We're fully aware there are few things in this world tackier than celebrity perfumes. But with one whiff of these ones, we were in love. Sure they don't have the prestige of a Gucci or Dolce & Gabbana, but we can't help but love the way these scents make us smell. See our favorite celeb perfume we're embarrassed to love, but do.
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In this session we'll explore ADO.NET Data Services ( formerly "Astoria" ) that shipped in .NET Framework V3.5 Service Pack 1.
We'll take a look at what the framework does for us in exposing data as XML or JSON payloads over HTTP and offering CRUD access based on HTTP verbs of GET,POST,PUT,DELETE. We'll look at how we can serialize any custom data that we like and also how this framework ties in with the recently released Entity Framework (LINQ to Entities) and LINQ to SQL frameworks.
We'll explore the options for plugging in our own custom code into the services that ADO.NET Data Services generates for us.
If time permits, we'll take a look at how we can use client libraries to build both .NET clients and AJAX clients for the services that "Astoria" lets us build and we might even find some time for some serious arm-waving about the commonality between these services and other offerings that we see in areas like the Windows Azure Services platform.
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Step into Jun Rekimoto's lab at the University of Tokyo and you might see a screw floating through the air. Don't worry, it's normal: Rekimoto's team has built a new device that uses sound to levitate objects and — for the first time — maneuver them in all directions. For decades physicists have levitated millimeter-sized objects by trapping them in pockets of low pressure between the crest of one sound wave and the trough of another.
But moving those suspended objects has been difficult. Rekimoto's team set up four arrays of speakers pointed at the center of a half-meter-wide chamber. Once the researchers got an object hovering, they tweaked the intensity of waves in each array to move the object up and down, left and right, and back and forth.
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Updates on European crisis (creative Spanish anti-austerity politics, Mondragon avoids worst of crisis, suicides in response to crisis), Chilean students' strike against privatized education as bad education. Interview with Jen Hill, co-founder of new social movement Democracy at Work – democracyatwork.info – explains nature and goals of economic transition to worker self-directed enterprises (WSDEs). Question answered on dominant US ideology that blames economic problems on the government.
On Economic Update with Professor Richard Wolff, Wolff and guests will discuss the current state of the economy, both locally and globally in relation to the economic crisis.
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By Tara Katir, Kapaa
While most of us never remember previous lives, many young children spontaneously recall recent incarnations. Occasionally a past life remembrance may be so compelling it cannot be ignored, as in Sture Lonnerstrand's I Have Lived Before: The True Story of the Reincarnation of Shanti Devi (159 pages, Ozark Mountain Press, us$14.00).
"You are not my real Mama," little Shanti Devi says one day. For nine years Shanti Devi talks of a previous life, eventually convincing her father, who writes to the man Shanti Devi keeps calling her husband. A stranger comes to the house and to everyone's amazement she identifies him as her husband's cousin. Visiting her former home, husband and son, the little girl accurately identifies places and people from her previous sojourn on Earth.
Lonnerstrand's provocative interviews with Shanti Devi are at the heart of this narrative. Between births, Devi recalls, "I was free and I had shrunk. I was so tiny, almost like a minute particle of dust. Everything was within me. The whole universe was inside me. Light beings disappeared and new ones appeared. We were linked together with connecting radiating beams. We were as one. We are all connected with each other. If we only realized how closely we are connected, we would never be able to hurt each other. It's only after death that we can truly realize the connection which we were unable to grasp or which we neglected throughout our lives."
Through Shanti Devi's well documented memories, the author concludes, "reincarnation has shown itself to be real and proven for one individual. It must also then be true for everyone else."
Everyone's heard of mom's intuition, and most have experienced it in one form or another. It's considered rather unscientific, and women are discouraged from trusting their inner voice. But Cassandra Eason's uplifting little book, The Mother Link: Stories of Psychic Bonds between Mother and Child (178 pages, Seastone Press, us$12.95), may restore your faith that God provided mothers with some powerful protective methods.
She recounts numerous examples of telepathic communication. For example, one mother recounted, "I was in the kitchen washing dishes, and Alex was running around in our den. I kept getting a fidgety, odd feeling that wouldn't go away. I dropped everything and ran to find him. There he was about to put a fistful of sewing needles into his mouth. It was just lucky I got the message that Alex was in danger." The connection begins before birth, as shown in this mother's experience: "One night I woke up feeling really afraid. There was lighting on the inside of the room and intense noise. I couldn't figure it out, because I actually like storms. Suddenly I realized I wasn't the one who was afraid. It was the unborn baby."
Eason feels "we were all psychic as children, but in some of us the awareness was obliterated by the disapproval of adults. Motherhood is the time that dormant intuitive potential is reactivated." Memories of experiences forgotten may emerge from the past as you sneak a glimpse into the intimate world of mothers and their children.
Through the gentle art of storytelling, Sanatana Dharma's profound heritage has been passed down from generation to generation. With this marvelous book by Harish Johari, The Monkey and the Mango Tree (144 pages, Inner Traditions Publishers, us$12.95) India's rich storytelling tradition comes alive for a new generation. Johari has created 25 beautifully crafted tales pregnant with mystical wisdom and wit, guaranteed to delight young and old.
Conveying sophisticated concepts in simple language, Johari's stories pass on ethical teachings meaningful for any culture, any time. One provocative tale dispensing a valuable message is entitled "The Lesson." In this story a teacher asserts anger's woeful burden... "it burns the life force,... it destroys the balance of the body chemistry and makes you forgetful.... Avoid anger if you want to become a wise person."
Pieter Weltevrede's outstanding pen-and-ink illustrations add visual vitality to each of Johari's delightful stories. These wonderful tales continue Johari's tradition of literary excellence and should not be missed. Young adults will find this book engaging while imparting principles for a life of graciousness. For parents and teachers, these timeless stories are tools you can use.
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Stained Glass Ketubah
Artist: Lee Loebman
This design, based on a paper cut, is designed to have the feel of a stained glass window. The spiral of life flows through the design revealing the symbols of the home and of the Jewish family as a whole. The phrase at the top is from "The Song of Songs" and means "I a...[more]
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Lee Loebman has been producing Judaic artwork since the mid-1980s when, as a design student, he was asked to create a Ketubah for his brother's wedding. Since then he has created hundreds of Ketubot for clients in the United States, Britain and Israel. Lee's vibrant and colorful style weaves the thread of Jewish imagery into modern design to create personal, intricately detailed works.
This design, based on a paper cut, is designed to have the feel of a stained glass window. The spiral of life flows through the design revealing the symbols of the home and of the Jewish family as a whole. The phrase at the top is from "The Song of Songs" and means "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine".
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See all of the report data, coverage and analysis of the Nov. 9 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates and Crop Production reports.
News and Analysis
Special Report: Soybeans Steal the Show
Market expert Jerry Gulke says USDA dramatically increased soybean production today. But, that extra production has equaled an increase demand.
AgWeb Radio: Midday Commentary 11-9-12
Kevin Van Trump of Farm lDirection says the report was basically negative for grains. China appears to slow buying of beans. South american crops could add to the world supply. Corn seems to be the leader or perhaps falls the least. On wild card still there WEATHER !
Demand Gnaws at Higher-Than-Expected Soybean Production
Meanwhile, global wheat stocks are higher than expected, which might leave the U.S. out of its leadership role as the world's cheapest provider, says Kevin Van Trump of Farm Direction.
AgWeb Radio: Opening Commentary 11-9-12
Tom Grisafi of Indiana Grain Company says the USDA supply demand report is viewed as a little bearish for grains. A lot of bull spreads are being put on. The outside markets are putting pressure on grains.
USDA Raises Corn, Soybean Production Estimates
Corn production is forecast at 10.7 billion bushels, up slightly from the October forecast but down 13% from 2011.
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The Allendale Wake-Up Call: Soybeans Test Technical Support
Grain Hedge: USDA Report Bearish Beans
Hedging Corn and Soybeans: WASDE Report for 11/9/12
Farmland Forecast: WASDE: Corn and Soybean Yields Increase
WASDE: Corn Production Forecast Raised
WASDE: Soybean Production Forecast Up 111 Million Bushels
WASDE: Wheat Ending Stocks Raised 50 Million Bushels
WASDE: Cotton Production and Ending Stocks Raised
WASDE: Red Meat Production Reduced
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Nov. Crop Production: Crop Area Planted, Harvested
Nov. Crop Production: Corn Harvested, Yield, Production
Nov. Crop Production: Soybeans Harvested, Yield, Production
Nov. Crop Production: Sorghum Harvested, Yield, Production
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Brian wrote:@shemenguin
Z never fit in here. The penalty kill you reference was non existent when it mattered most. I am from the camp that believes anyone can kill penalties, and a guy like Sutter brings a lot of PK experience. The Penguins gave themselves flexibility by moving Z.
the penalty kill fell apart at the end of the season. i have no idea what happened, but everyone blew it. before that, there was evidence that the PK% rose and fell based on Z's presence in the lineup. he was nothing short of phenomenal on the PK for most of his time here. penalty killing forwards are a dime a dozen, but defensemen who can do it at that level are not


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St. John's now has a full coaching staff to nurture its elite recruiting class.
Head coach Steve Lavin announced the hiring of Darrick Martin on Thursday — which was first reported on by The Post weeks ago — and the promotion within the staff of assistants Rico Hines and Tony Chiles.
Martin, a former point guard who played in the NBA for 13 years and for two years under Lavin when he was an assistant at UCLA, is the third member of the staff with NBA ties, joining Hines and special assistant Gene Keady.
He spent the last two years as an assistant coach and player development specialist with the Timberwolves, where he worked closely with elite NBA players such as Kevin Love and Al Jefferson.
"With our current team being one of the youngest in school history, the timing is ideal for Darrick to join forces with our staff to assist in our efforts to return St. John's to college basketball prominence," Lavin said in a statement. "Following his diverse playing experience at the highest levels of basketball, he has transitioned seamlessly into a coaching career. Darrick is a natural teacher who possesses the knowledge and patience necessary to develop young players of this generation."
Hines and Chiles, meanwhile, came in with Lavin three years ago and were a major part of the Red Storm's highly rated recruiting class.
It includes shot-blocking machine Chris Obekpa, versatile forwards JaKarr Sampson and Orlando Sanchez, Texas A&M transfer Jamal Branch, a heady point guard, and sharpshooter Max Hooper, a Harvard transfer. They will join returning guards Phil Greene and D'Angelo Harrison, along with forwards God's Gift Achiuwa and Amir Garrett.


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People want to see where they could be living , so photos and video will really enhance your listing. a few good shots of the room and house will go a long way. Remember, when taking photos or video of your room you should treat it as you would a actual viewing. Ensure sure the room is tidy, clean and free of personal clutter.
You aren't just selling the room.
A great room is what people are looking for but it's the whole package you're selling. If the property has a great kitchen, garden or balcony or has extras such as wi-fi or cable TV then make sure you mention them - they might just be what makes the difference. Similarly, the area you live in is important. Make sure you mention the transport links and if there's a handy gym or supermarket. If you've got a brilliant local pub or award winning restaurant nearby then mention that too. Lifestyle is a key factor in choosing where to live so make it as easy as possible for your prospective lodgers to imagine living where you are.
Let them know what's included (and what isn't)
Bills can make a real difference to the monthly cost of living so make sure people know what is and isn't included in the monthly price you're asking. You may want to consider including the bills in with the rent to make things easier, it avoids potential problems at a later date.
Use a dedicated flatshare listing site
There are plenty of places to advertise your room but we'd definitely recommend using a specialist site such as Houseswift.co.uk (we would wouldn't we!). There are several good reasons for doing this.
Firsly you'll get much more flexibility in listing your room. By using a specialist site you'll get the opportunity to add photos and video and your ad will be linked to a map so users can see exactly where they'd be living.
You'll also have access to help if you need it.
Houseswift have real people available on the other end of the phone during office hours to help you with any problems you may have.
In addition houseswift hand check every listing and every user who sends messages via the site to intercept any scams or bogus users. When taking in a lodger you need peace of mind and we go that extra mile to make sure you can list with confidence, knowing that our staff work day in day out to make your experience as safe as possible.
At House Swift we continually strive to improve our site, to provide the best online service for the room self advertiser.
We have lots of other cool features to quickly find what you're after on houseswift, not just room to let: with a search by area, display by map including local points of interest if you need a room or a property near a shop, gym, golf course, near a thriving part of town, or property by tube station in London. It's Free to Post a property ad.
Documents you may need as a landlord
House Swift have also created some useful documents if you are a landlord, including tenancy agreements, section 21 documents, and section 8's. We hope you never have to use some of them, but we would like you to have all you need to make your tenancys as pain free as possible.
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Japan's two biggest airlines said on Monday they had begun replacing the powerpacks on their troubled Dreamliner aircraft after US aviation authorities' approved Boeing's battery fix proposal.
All Nippon Airways, the next-generation aircraft's biggest operator, started installing the new battery system into five of its 17 Dreamliner planes at a handful of Japanese airports, a company spokesman said.
The replacement could take as long as two months, with the carrier eyeing a resumption of flights in June, he added.
Japan Airlines also began replacement procedures for two of its seven Dreamliners at Haneda and Narita airports in Tokyo on Monday.
"We began the work as we have received instructions from Boeing following the FAA's approval," a company spokesman said.
"But we have not decided on the timing of 787 flight resumption," with final approval to come from Japanese regulators, he added.
On Friday, the US Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing's proposed battery fix for its 787 Dreamliner aircraft, a key step toward getting the grounded jetliner back in the skies.
Airlines will receive instructions on how to implement the fix of the problematic lithium-ion batteries that overheated, prompting the worldwide grounding of the 787 in mid-January, the FAA said.
Last week, a Japanese newspaper reported that Tokyo planned to impose additional safety requirements on its airlines before they are allowed to resume flying the Dreamliner.
The grounding of the 50 Dreamliners in service came after a battery fire on a parked JAL 787 at Boston's Logan International Airport and an incident in which fumes from a battery forced the emergency landing of an ANA-operated plane in Japan.
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We at Aslog Tech(www.aslogtech.com) deeply believe in the visualization of a website and hence stress on advanced web development. Without attractive visualization a professional website cannot compete. To attract clients and to enhance traffic, it is mandatory to design websites in such a way that it looks attractive. Our team of skilled and highly experienced professionals put their best efforts and applies advanced technologies and software programs that make the websites stay way ahead from the rest of the mass.
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Companies across Portugal and Spain, and all over the world, are under pressure to accelerate product development and save costs.
Numerical techniques in computational simulation offer a key in the development of complex products, such as aircraft, cars, trains, ships or offshore systems, and components and industrial processes.
Many companies are already using Finite Element Analysis (FEA), Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Multibody Systems (MBS) to reduce physical testing and use virtual testing early in the design process to optimize products.
But issues involved in the use of computational simulation are complex, and design targets such as reliability are important. How should FEA, CFD and MBS technology be used in the development process? Who should use them and how should the development organization be structured? What are the implementation and training issues and what is the return on investment in component and system simulation? What are the differences between component and system approaches and how can they be integrated?
This seminar brings together industrial practitioners, software vendors, end users, researchers, and hardware suppliers to discuss these issues.
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Universities and centres of excellence in simulation are also invited to attend to add their views of the future developments and current research topics.
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Infrequent Bed Wetting
I am a 38 year old male. Last night I wet the bed. This is the second time in ten years I have done this. How concerned should I be? I do not have a problem with urination during the day, no incontinence, no trouble going. I am healthy, not overweight and am not taking any medication. I cannot find any correlation between the first episode ten years ago and the one last night. other than possibly stress. I do not remember any dreams of going to the bathroom associated with the two episodes, though I do experience those dreams frequently, but have not had any problems with bedwetting during those dreams. The only abnormal thing with last night was that I had a headache come on suddenly. I took no medication for the headache and attributed it to being over tired and a little stressed.
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Discoloration of Teeth After Braces
I am 46 years old, recently got my braces off after 2 1/2 years. I am very unhappy with the discoloration that has occurred. There is a faint grayish uniformed line on the entire top row of my teeth! The bottom row does not have this.I maintained my teeth hygienically very well during the braces. There was no calcification at all and my teeth do not show other stains, only the type I mentioned. I tried Crest professional white strips but the line did not go away. I brush with whitening toothpaste often but the stain never seems to fade.Can you please tell me what the cause of this is and whether or not it will ever go away.
I also noticed that a couple of my teeth now have fissures which were not there before.
I also have a concern about wearing my retainer 24 hours a day as instructed. Wont this trap bacteria between the retainer and my teeth which could cause decay and more discoloration?
Thank you for any information you can provide.
This is not related to your braces. It sounds like an intrinsic stain that was the result of something that happened when the teeth were forming; you just did not notice it before your braces were placed.
As far as treatment, you need to talk to your dentist about treatment options.
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Republican Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama were on their best campaign behavior in public Tuesday, all the while slashing away at each other in paid television ads.
NEW YORK — In a split-screen race for the presidency, Republican Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama were on their best campaign behavior in public Tuesday, all the while slashing away at each other in paid television ads.
In separate appearances in New York, they swapped criticism on foreign policy. But they did it politely, without mentioning each other by name.
Romney found fault with Obama's approach to education, but did so after paying a public compliment to Arne Duncan, who has the administration's Cabinet portfolio for the subject.
There was an outbreak of self-deprecating humor from Romney, as well, as he received a glowing introduction from former President Bill Clinton before speaking to the annual Clinton Global Initiative.
"If there's one thing we've learned this election season, it's that a few words from Bill Clinton can do any man a lot of good," joked the Republican candidate for the White House, referring to the former' president's strong speech on Obama's behalf at the Democratic National Convention earlier this month.
"All I got to do now is wait a few days for that bounce to happen," Romney quipped.
Joking or not, it was as close as the Republican challenger has come to publicly acknowledging recent polls showing Obama moving ahead in several battleground states and gaining ground in national surveys.
Cut to the television ads, and the political reality both campaigns are trying to create for voters in battleground states.
Of the five commercials the Obama campaign says it is airing most frequently, one accuses Romney and running mate Paul Ryan of backing a plan for Medicare that would raise out-of-pocket costs for seniors. Another says the Republican challenger favors tax cuts for millionaires that could be paid for by reducing existing tax breaks for education expenses.
A third says Obama, not Romney, has pushed back against China's unfair trade policies. A fourth asserts that part of Romney's personal fortune is invested in China and says he's never stood up to the country. "All he's done is send them our jobs," it says.
The Romney campaign listed six ads currently airing, four of which criticize Obama.
"Dear Daughter. Welcome to America," says the announcer in a commercial that shows a young baby. "Your share of Obama's debt is over $50,000."
Two spots feature coal miners accusing the administration of pursuing policies that go after their industry. "Obama said he was going to bankrupt any new power plants that opened up ... He's keeping his promise," says a miner shown in one. "I've got two young grandsons. I'm scared for their futures, let alone mine."
A fourth accuses Obama of failing to "stand up to China" and asserts, "His policies cost us 2 million jobs."
In the world not made up of television commercials, one report released during the day showed consumer confidence climbing to the highest level since February. A second report said home prices increased in July as sales rose and foreclosures fell.
Taken together, that amounted to encouraging news for the president, given that the slow-growing economy and 8.1 percent national unemployment are the public's top issues in the race for the White House.
Whatever the economic news itself, voters increasingly say the country is heading in the right direction. In an Associated Press-GfK poll taken at mid-month, 48 percent of registered voters said they expect the economy to improve in the next 12 months, compared to only 41 percent who said so in a survey in August.
Additionally, 41 percent of registered voters said in this month's poll that the nation is heading in the right direction, up from 34 percent saying the same in August.
Obama's handling of the economy, still tepid, is better than it has been. The latest AP-GfK poll finds 48 percent of registered voters approve of the president's handling of the economy, while 49 percent disapprove. In June, 56 percent disapproved and 43 percent approved.
Romney spoke first during the day, speaking to Clinton's organization.
He said the death of U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens in Libya two weeks ago was caused by a terrorist attack, something Obama has refrained from saying.
"Many Americans are troubled by the developments in the Middle East," Romney said. "Syria has witnessed the killings of tens of thousands of people. The president of Egypt is a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. ... And Iran is moving toward nuclear weapons capability.
"We feel that we are at the mercy of events, rather than shaping events," he added.
Although Romney did not overtly criticize Obama's foreign policy in the speech, as he had on Monday, his words took on a sharper edge when he suggested to CNN during an interview that the White House had misled the American people by not characterizing the violence in Libya as a terrorist attack.
"The White House's failure to acknowledge that the assassination of our ambassador was a terrorist attack, a terrorist event, suggests that they are trying to paper over the seriousness of what's happening in the Middle East," Romney said.
In his New York speech, Romney said that if he is elected, he will create "prosperity pacts" in the Middle East, private-public partnerships designed to remove barriers to free markets around the region. He said developing countries would receive U.S. assistance "focused on developing the institutions of liberty, the rule of law and property rights."
Obama, in a speech later in the morning to the U.N. General Assembly, said the recent assaults on U.S. citizens in Libya "were attacks on America" and called on world leaders to join in confronting the root causes of the rage across the Muslim world.
But in a slap at Romney, Obama said "let us remember that this is a season of progress" in the Arab World, where autocratic leaders have been deposed in several countries.
In another jab, he said, "Among Israelis and Palestinians, the future must not belong to those who turn their backs on peace."
Obama didn't mention it, but Romney says on a videotape that recently came to light that "the Palestinians have no interest whatsoever in establishing peace. The pathway to peace is almost unthinkable to accomplish."
Espo reported from Washington. AP White House correspondent Ben Feller in New York and Associated Press writer Philip Elliott in Washington contributed to this report.


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Editor's Note: Since this article first appeared, Bo Berry has released the Safe Math Library which complements the Safe C Library by catching arithmetic overflows.
The recently released Safe C Library implements a subset of the functions defined in the ISO TR24731 specification which is designed to provide alternative functions for the C Library (as defined in ISO/IEC 9899:1999) that promotes safer, more secure programming in C.
The Safe C Library (available for download here) provides bound checking memory and string functions per ISO/IEC TR24731. These functions are alternative functions to the existing Standard C Library. The functions verify that output buffers are large enough for the intended result, and return a failure indicator if they are not. Optionally, failing functions call a "runtime-constraint handler" to report the error. Data is never written past the end of an array. All string results are null terminated. In addition, the functions in ISO/IEC TR 24731-1:2007 are re-entrant: they never return pointers to static objects owned by the function.
Included in the Safe C Library are extensions to the specification to provide a complementary set of functions with like behavior. The library can be used to mitigate (that is, lessen) software security problems. When used properly, these functions decrease the danger of buffer overruns and the vulnerability of cyber attacks.
The ISO TR24731 Bounds Checking Interface documents indicate that the key motivation for the new specification is to help mitigate the ever increasing security attacks -- specifically the buffer overrun. According to the rationale document:
Buffer overrun attacks continue to be a security problem. Roughly 10% of vulnerability reports cataloged by CERT from 01/01/2005 to 07/01/2005 involved buffer overflows. Preventing buffer overruns is the primary, but not the only, motivation for this technical report.
The rationale document goes on to say that:
...these only mitigate, that is lessen, security problems. When used properly, these functions decrease the danger buffer overrun attacks. Source code may remain vulnerable due to other bugs and security issues. The highest level of security is achieved by building in layers of security utilizing multiple strategies.
The rationale document also lists the following key points for TR24731:
- Guard against overflowing a buffer
- Do not produce unterminated strings
- Do not unexpectedly truncate strings
- Provide a library useful to existing code
- Preserve the null terminated string datatype
- Only require local edits to programs
- Library based solution
- Support compile-time checking
- Make failures obvious
- Zero buffers, null strings
- Runtime-constraint handler mechanism
- Support re-entrant code
- Consistent naming scheme
- Have a uniform pattern for the function parameters and return type
- Deference to existing technology
The Safe C Library only implements a subset of the functions defined in the specification. Included in the library are extensions to the specification to provide a complementary set of functions with like behavior.
Among the design considerations for Safe C are:
- Use of errno. The TR24731 specification says an implementation may set errno for
the functions defkned in the technical report, but is not required to. This library does not set errno. The library does use errno return codes as required by functional APIs. Specific Safe C String and
Safe C Memory errno codes are defined in the safe_errno.h file.
- Runtime-constraints. Per the spec, the library verifies that the calling program does not violate the function's runtime-constraints. If a runtime-constraint is violated, the library calls the currently registered runtime-constraint handler. Per the spec, multiple runtime-constraint violations in the same call
to a library function result in only one call to the runtime-constraint handler. The first violation encountered invokes the runtime-constraint handler. The runtime-constraint handler might not return. If the handler does
return, the library function whose runtime-constraint was violated returns an indication of failure as given by the function's return.
- rsize_t. The specification defines a new type. This type, rsize_t, is conditionally
defined in the safe_lib.h header file.
- RSIZE_MAX Macro. The specification defines the macro RSIZE_MAX which expands to a value of type rsize_t. The specification uses RSIZE_MAX for both the string functions and the memory functions. This implementation defines two macros: RSIZE_MAX_STR and RSIZE_MAX_MEM. RSIZE_MAX_STR defines the range limit for the safe string functions. RSIZE_MAX_MEM defines the
range limit for the safe memory functions. The point is that string limits can and should be different from memory limits.
- Configurations. Optional features and system dependent features can be configured by
macros in the Safe C library header files. These can be found by a grep of the files: grep CONFIGURE *.h.
- Header Files. The specification states the variopus functions would be added to existing Standard C header files: stdio.h, string.h, etc. This implementation separates the memory related functions into the safe_mem_lib.h header and the string related functions into the safe_str_lib.h header. The make file builds a single library safe_lib.a in the ../lib directory. It is possible to split the make such that a separate safe_mem_lib.a and safe_str_lib.a are built. It is also possible to integrate the prototypes into the Standard C header files, but that may require changes to your development tool chain.
Thanks to Safe C Project Adminstrator Bo Berry who prepared the readme file on which this short description is based.


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Getting to Shangri La
All tours of Shangri La originate and end at the Honolulu Museum of Art located at 900 S. Beretania Street between Victoria Street and Ward Avenue in Honolulu.
Visitors check in at the museum's Ward Avenue entrance for 9am tours and at the main Beretania Street entrance for all other tours. Guests are transported in a 25 passenger shuttle bus to Shangri La. All guests are required to return to the Honolulu Museum of Art at the end of their tour. There are no exceptions to how guests can visit Shangri La.
Visitors may NOT drive or park on-site at Shangri La or in the surrounding residential neighborhood.
See details on directions and parking.
Bag check
In order for all our visitors to have the most enjoyable experience possible, we ask you to kindly observe the following guidelines.
As storage is limited, please pack lightly for your visit to Shangri La.
Day tours
All backpacks, shopping bags, parcels, umbrellas, tripods, and handbags exceeding 11" x 17" x 8" must be checked at the HoMA front desk. The museum is not responsible for items held in the lockers or at the Visitor Information Center. All bags are subject to security inspection.
Evening programs and events
Storage is available to store bags at Shangri La for evening programs and events. Visitors are required to check backpacks and any items larger than 18" in diameter. All bags that are brought to Shangri La may be inspected by security staff.
Prohibited items
All bags are subject to security inspection.
• Selfie sticks
• Tripods
• Monopods
• Food, drink, chewing gum
• Aerosol cans
• Mace or pepper spray
• Sharp items such as knives or screwdrivers
• Explosives
• Firearms and other weapons
• Large umbrellas and any other objects deemed by Shangri La to be too large or a danger to exhibits and artifacts
• Smoking, vaping, and chewing tobacco are not permitted onsite
The following items are PERMITTED:
• Mobility aids such as canes and walkers
• Certified service animals or animals-in-training. However, Shangri La reserves the right to designate restricted areas and/or ask that the animal be removed if safety of our visitors, staff, and collections are at risk due to animal behavior.
Photography is permitted in designated areas for private, noncommercial use only. Phones and compact still cameras with a lens no longer than three inches are allowed. No video cameras, selfie sticks, tablets, tripods, monopods, and flash photography. Permission to publish, reproduce, exhibit or distribute images must be obtained by separate agreement.
To request more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cell phones
We request that cell phones be silenced during the tour.
Visitor facilities
Two unisex restrooms are available on site at Shangri La. Drinking water is also available.
The climate at Shangri La is usually hot and sunny and the house is not air-conditioned. Comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing and sunglasses are recommended.
Smoking is not permitted anywhere on site at Shangri La.
For more information, contact the Shangri La tour office at (808) 532-3853.


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6-8 mins for comics, 2-3 pieces for musicians and poets
Show starts at 8PM
email rooftopgangstas@gmail,com to ensure a spot or sign up at 7:30PM
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The irreverent and raucous Jared Michael Gniewek Karaoke Warzone was formed in San Francisco in 2010 when ex-metal singer and comic book writer, Jared Michael Gniewek, began substituting for Bay Area karaoke icon, KJ Paul. Upon leaving San Francisco, a fundraiser was held by both enthusiasts and professionals alike to start the Jared Michael Gniewek Karaoke Warzone, sending him off to New York City saying "show them how we do it." His events consist of a positive and jovial environment where people celebrate what karaoke is all about, transforming pop music into folk music and making extroverts go too far.
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A Public Range with 48 Covered shooting positions. Shotgun, smallbore and pistol range complexes. Rifle Rests and Sand bags at each position.
Special Member Appeal Meeting
To be held July 31st, 7pm in the OETC Building
Airgun Incident of June 1st, 2019
Membership Suspension
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All Rio members in good standing are invited to participate/vote in a member appeal special meeting. Members attending, will be required to sign in and supply their membership number.
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Executive Board Secretary
Arizona Game and Fish Range
Managed by Rio Salado Sportsman's Club, Inc.
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The club operates on 140 acres of land owned by the Arizona Game & Fish Department. The facility is well equipped and maintained, including:
- Covered shooting benches with target stands or steel out to 300 yards
- A Practical Pistol range with 4 lighted bays from 25 to 50 yards
- A lighted, covered 40-position Smallbore Range to 100 meters
- Covered long range rifle and pistol silhouette ranges to 500 meters
- High power rifle range to 500 meters
- Sporting Clays Range – 12 stations, cart accessible, card based activation
- 5-Stand, Trap, Wobble Trap facility with lights and voice activation
- Indoor Air Rifle Range coordinated by our Juniors Division
- Restrooms, Activity Center, and Training Classrooms
- Range Safety Officers on duty and available to assist you.
- View a short Main Range Orientation Video here
3960 N Usery Pass Road, in Northeast Mesa, 7 miles north of Highway 60 (Ellsworth Road Exit) . We can also be reached via SR202 from either the Power Road or McKellips Road Exits. GPS 33.488931º,-111.623838º Map to the Range RSSC Site Map
Range Hours:
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7:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Closed New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving & Christmas Day.
7:00 AM to 12:00 PM on the 2nd Saturday in January for the Annual Members Meeting.
Office Hours:
May thru October 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM
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Weave is a popular news reader for your Windows Phone and it was recently updated to version 4.0. The update gives the news reader a re-design and a respectable amount of customizability.
The update also brings a few under the hood tweaks that gives the app faster performance. Weave is pre-loaded with thirty three categories including world, financial, deals, fashion, videogames, technology and more. From there you can edit and add to the Weave feeds to better match your needs.
Additional features for Weave include:
- Over 180 pre-loaded, high-quality news sources including CNN, Wall Street Journal, ESPN, WPCentral, USA Today, NY Times, IGN, Entertainment Weekly, and many more.
- Feed search – you can search for new feeds by topic or website name
- Easily manage your feeds and categories via the settings screen
- View full articles at your leisure
- Share articles with your friends, via email
- Post an article to your Facebook wall
- Tweet an article to your Twitter followers
- Send an article to Instapaper!
Weave has always been an impressive news reader for our Windows Phones and the update simply makes it better. There is a free, ad supported version of Weave that you can find here at the Windows Phone Store. The ad free version will run you $9.99 and you can find that version of Weave here at the Windows Phone Store.


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Every year, the judges—many of whom have been participating for over a decade—ask themselves which outstanding offerings among hundreds of nominated tools, books and websites have jolted the industry with a burst of inspiration. In its thirteenth iteration, the Software Development Jolt Awards honored newcomers and lesser-known tools, but didn't forget some perennial favorites. The results reaffirm the power of agility in transforming development, make it clear that Web services are pushing past the corporate firewall, and portend a bright future for Java. Thankfully, innovation in the lifecycle tools market is alive and well.
The Jolt Methodology
This was my first time managing the Software Development Jolt Awards, a six-month marathon project. Not only was I new to the job, but this year, the editors made some major changes to the 13-year-old process.
First, we decided to distinguish the vendor-influenced portion of the competition from the reader-appreciation portion by splitting the Jolts into two tracks: a juried track in which all for-profit vendors paid to nominate their products, and a reader-nominated track meant to reflect the sentiments of working developers. While the juried track more or less followed the traditional process, the readers posed a challenge. Because of the panoply of products, categories and potential voters, the process had to be automated. I quickly made it a priority to find voting software to make my life easier.
The first tool I found was an open-source product—and though it could count votes and reports, I needed more sophistication for the final vote—like multiple ranking of products within categories, importing files rather than manually entering them, locking out judges who had not signed up for a particular category, and IP address checking. Though I evaluated several other open-source products, I found none to meet these needs, so I started looking at the paid product marketplace. Satisfied with an evaluation copy's features, I selected Perseus. Their support was excellent, and soon, we had a full-featured voting website. Although our IT department didn't support ODBC connection to the database, Survey Solutions created a .tsv file with which I could download and create a database and generate reports on my desktop—all within the product environment. I could also look at the raw data to see who was voting for what.
The juried voting went without a hitch, but the readers' choice voting was a bit rockier. We had two automatic levels of security: To participate, voters had to be registered readers at SDmagazine.com—we posted the poll on our gated site (one vendor asked if I could remove the gate so that his users could vote for his product—sorry, no!). Voters were limited to one vote per item (with the help of cookies), and a manual third level of inspection: We looked for duplicate IP addresses to detect multiple votes if cookies were turned off. Some categories were well behaved, with no obvious fixing of votes detected—although suspected. But others were a tad more troublesome: flagrant excesses, with approximately 100 votes (which were promptly dumped) for one product, from the same IP address; and some clever manipulation (numerically stepping through the IP addresses)—those ended up in the circular file, as well. Next year, we'll turn to user validation with e-mail and ID from magazine subscriber mailing labels, stash the process behind a double-gated site with encrypted password validation, require cookies and hide the whole contraption in some obscure directory … or something like that.
Bottom line? The Readers' Choice Awards are posted on our website, but
don't set your clock by them. Next year, we hope for more participation
and greater confidence and that the results more closely reflect our readers'
true choice.
—Rosalyn Lum
The Judging Panel
Thanks to the two dozen reviewers who felt both the thrill of brilliant software and the agony of buggy installs.


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Andrew Wyeth's painting "Gemini Launch Pad" captures a 1960s workday at Cape Kennedy, Florida, as technicians prepare for a launch. The painting is one of more than 70 works commissioned by the NASA Art Program that is on display at a new exhibit at the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, D.C. [Andrew Wyeth/NASA/National Air & Space Museum/Smithsonian Institution]
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On a clear Florida day in 1964, engineers were preparing for a new adventure in space: Project Gemini -- a craft that would carry two astronauts into space instead of one. Artist James Wyeth recorded the scene: the blockhouse mounding up like a concrete blister, the fire-engine-red gantry looming behind it against a hazy blue sky. And in the foreground, looking as though a child had abandoned it during an afternoon baseball game, a bicycle leans against the blockhouse -- a bit of low-tech serving the high-tech space program.
Wyeth's watercolor, "Gemini Launch Pad," is one of more than 70 works on display in an exhibit that's opening at the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
The exhibit is titled NASA-Art: 50 Years of Exploration. All of its works were commissioned by NASA as part of its art program, which began in 1962.
The space agency was already recording its work in photographs, movies, and videos. But the agency also wanted to capture the space program in ways that film and videotape cannot. So it began commissioning artists to draw, paint, and sculpt their own impressions of the program.
Over the decades, the list of artists has included Norman Rockwell, Andy Warhol, and Annie Leibovitz. They've recorded launches and landings, the minutiae of the space business, and alien landscapes.
The art program continues today -- capturing the beauty, power, and mystery of space exploration in ways that no camera ever will.
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Originally posted on Internet Media Labs Blog – September 6th, 2012
Sometimes it is the little things that are the most useful in life: using a paperclip to retrieve a disc locked in a computer or as emergency back up when the hems on your clothing are in disrepair.
One virtual paperclip that has huge potential for Social Media is versioning.
Versioning, or more accurately, Version Control System (VCS), is the secret sauce that keeps agile development agile and multi-threaded tasks in synch. Versioning maintains content and context for any given artifact and is most commonly used in software development – in particular maintaining code bases or code trees.
Versioning is much more than a way to ensure edits and changes are not lost and can be tracked.
Version Control Systems have evolved to enable a protected, searchable environment, allowing individuals to create separate branches and then merge their modifications or augmentations back into the base. Each version can be searched and reconstructed, providing both stability and maintainability.
The quality of code is improved as bugs can be traced back to the time of their introduction. Quality can be further improved by including relevant comments and logs, all of which help provide richer history and valuable context when revisions or replacements for the code base are being considered.
While this is all very useful – I would suggest essential – for application development, versioning has even greater potential to support and improve the quality of most, if not all, collaborative projects.
Like the paperclip, VCS can be applied to any creative activity where content changes frequently, particularly where multiple contributors are involved. VCS allow contributors to create and evolve their own branches which can then be merged back to become the latest version. Using a VCS is so much simpler than using "track changes" in an office productivity document, which does not support multiple branches nor keep each saved change.
Reconstruction of office productivity documents case tempts the patience of even the most tolerant of individuals.
Let's look at a few cases where the approach would be integral to effective effort and overall success of a collaboration.
Case 1: Collaboration Dictionary:
Standard Definitions and Terms are easy to establish when co-workers are part of a specific group. Common vocabularies usually develop in most communities, but writing down the words and their definitions is critical to ensuring that there are no ambiguities or misinterpretations.
When co-workers belong to different groups with their own vocabularies, the challenge becomes larger and the value of a dictionary rises.
As the group's reach continues to expand, so too does the potential for miscommunication and misunderstanding. Authoring and maintaining the dictionary can be onerous, especially where it is approached from within a hierarchy, where one group or individual controls the content and holds the sole authority to augment, modify and publish.
Opening up the effort to joint collaboration is both expedient and efficient, providing there is sufficient control to ensure integrity and maintainability. A version control system will allow co-workers to define their respective areas of the dictionary, treating each term or collection of terms as a branch of the information base.
The VCS will facilitate the merging of the branches, as well as the ability to roll back to any version should it be required.
Case 2: Risk Assessment
Risk assessment is another key part of planning and demands copious amounts of input, discussion, review and revision. Similar to the Dictionary case above, risk assessment is relatively easy when performed in a small discrete group. Again when the scope of the project extends to other groups the complexity and effort required increases factorally.
Collaboration can ameliorate these difficulties, dependent on good governance and control. In this case VCS offers a bonus benefit, which is a full context of the discussions and determinations made during the lifetime of the risk that is being assessed.
Before VCS Risk Assessment documents were static and usually represented the final summary of assessment. But VCS allows that assessment to continue as a living artifact, providing historical context when new events and conditions demand a fresh analysis of the solution and its environment.
Case 3: Curation
I have often stressed the need to treat curation, and especially organizational curation, as a form of Information Lifecycle Management.
Organizational curation means that information is not just a publication, with fresh content for every issue. Information needs to be cultivated, nurtured, refreshed and made available when and where it may be needed.
Old information never dies, it awaits to inform future consumers of ideas and knowledge. So content is more than the data presented either visually or verbally, it is augmented by meaning and context, both of which can be accommodated in a versioning approach.
External Collaboration
The cases above are fairly common, but are usually contained within a particular organization or enterprise – in other words behind the corporate firewall.
Generally. in these cases the individuals, are part of the same organization (at least for the project at hand) and in efficient companies experience a common purpose, culture, and set of standards and policies.
The ever-increasing possibility of external collaboration on projects makes the value of a Version Control System reach the level within Software Development – i.e. Essential.
Moving Version Control to the cloud and enabling a distributed model makes the "essential" desirable. DVCS (Distributed Version Control System) removes the need for centralized management and the dilemma of either supporting every known platform and stack, or limiting the number of contributors to those that comply with corporate standards.
Distributed Version Control opens the door to wider communities, unrestricted by culture, location or time.
It proves the paperclip that keeps collaborative efforts organized, manageable and crowdsourced.
Photo by Tyler Howarth via Flickr Creative Commons
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.


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Learning is available to all but only those nicotine-free for 72 hours may join!
Welcome! If you've started a new quit - within the past 30 days - and have quit nicotine cold turkey (without the use of any product, medicine, procedure or e-cigarettes), and have remained nicotine-free for 72 hours then you likely qualify for membership! Before going any further, carefully read Freedom's Relapse Policy and Courtesies and Rules to make sure that Freedom is right for you.
Freedom is more than a traditional Internet-based support site. It is an educational forum. None of our prior efforts failed because we picked the wrong date or because of poor planning. They ended in relapse because we put nicotine back into our bodies. We were drug addicts in the truest sense, living from fix to fix. Full acceptance of who and where we are is the first step in allowing us to see where we need to go.
Freedom is a cold turkey nicotine dependency recovery group. Our relapse policy allows only one membership per lifetime. Although it sounds harsh, there must be at least one place on earth where nicotine has no voice, a place where those serious about freedom can take comfort in the fact that those supporting them are serious too. That place is Freedom from Nicotine!
~ Step One ~
The First 72 Hours
A nicotine-clean body is neccessary in order to apply for membership. All nicotine will be out of the body within three days of ending all use. We've selected 72 hours as the time period that applicants must remain nicotine-free in order to qualify for membership. The above education link is to articles that will aid you in navigating the first 72 hours.
Both of Freedom's directors have written free PDF e-books. Joel Spitzer has provided smoking cessation and prevention services since 1972. His free book is entitled Never Take Another Puff (1.4MB). We encourage you to explore Joel's Library where you'll find more than 100 original quitting articles by Joel and his 64 video and audio quitting lessons. Also, click on the newest addition to the library, Joel's JukeBox.
John R. Polito is a former 30-year heavy smoker, WhyQuit's 1999 founder and a student of Joel's since 2000. John's book is called Freedom from Nicotine - The Journey Home (2MB). If your motivation ever feels in need of a boost explore Freedom's parent site, www.WhyQuit.com!
~ Step Two ~
Applying for Membership at the End of 72 Hours
Once you meet Freedom's membership qualifications (quit nicotine cold turkey, remain nicotine-free for 72 hours, have quit within the past 30 days) and have carefully read Freedom's Relapse Policy and Courtesies and Rules you are ready for step two, applying for membership! WARNING: please do not waste your time applying for membership until you have read and agree to abide by Freedom's Relapse Policy and Courtesies and Rules as Freedom is different than any other forum and both are strictly enforced.
How to Join Freedom
(Please accept our apology in advance for our admissions process involving 6 steps. We wish it were simpler yet have no choice but to work within Yuku's system for admitting new members to private groups.)
1. We recommend leaving this browser window open so you can read these instructions while going through the sign-up process. Open a second window, type ffn.yuku.com in the address and when the page opens click "SIGN UP" at the very top of the page.
2. Yuku's Join form will open (Join the Millions in the Yukuverse).
* Select a "Username" that Freedom members will be comfortable typing and referring to when answering your messages. Please avoid names that could be controversial or reflect occupations or that could be construed as advertising.
* Provide your email address. Yuku is about to send a confirmation to this email account that you will need to verify, so be sure to use the an email account you can access.
* Type the first name and last name you wish to share with Yuku, and select a gender. In choosing a name, it's okay to fully protect your privacy.
* Type the password you want to use and confirm it by typing it a second time in the second box to the right. Be sure to write down both your forum name and password in a place where you will always be able to find them.
* Enter a birth date older than age 18. When typing the date, be sure to use the two backslash symbols between numbers and to type the entire year (all four digits), for example, type 07/25/1979.
* Now for the hardest part, the Human Test. Click the box. A video will start playing. Type the words at the bottom of the video immediately following "Please enter." Type them exactly as written. After entering the words, scroll to the far right and at the bottom click "Join Yuku."
3. Yuku's Profile page will open. Ignore it for now. Yuku has just sent you a confirmation email to the email address you provided above, with the subject "Yuku account validation instructions." Open Yuku's email and click on the validation link to activate your account. Yuku registration is now complete and you should be back looking at Freedom . Although the email says that clicking on the link will allow you to post to Yuku communities, Freedom is a private community and you'll need to submit an application to us indicating that you meet Freedom's four membership requirements.
4. To open Freedom's application window simply open ANY Freedom message and attempt to reply by clicking "Add Reply" located at the top or bottom right hand side of the thread (string of messages). For example, click on "The Law of Addiction" - Freedom's most important lesson and then click "Add Reply" in the upper right corner.
5. You should now be looking at Freedom's "Apply for Membership" window. See the little "Your Message" box at the bottom, above and to the left of the SEND button? The most important thing to understand is that before clicking SEND that the "Your Message" box must contain each of the below four items of information highlighted in red below or you will leave Freedom's staff no choice but to reject your membership application. Again, please do not submit an application until you have read and agree, understand and agree to abide by Freedom's Relapse Policy and its Courtesies and Rules. Understanding both will make your time with us vastly more enjoyable and less taxing. Please do not apply if you do not meet the four requirements for membership. If you do qualify, click SEND after you have typed the following four items of info highlighted in red into the window/box. After clicking SEND you should see a page saying, "Your Message Was Sent" with "Where Next" links "Back to the form" and "Go Back to the community front page."
The four items of information your application MUST contain are:
1. The date I quit nicotine cold turkey was:
Please state the above date in the MM/DD/YY format.
Please note that for eligibility your quit date must be more than 72 hours AND less than 30 days.
2. I affirm that I have not used any quitting product, undergone any quitting procedure or used e-cigarettes at anytime in the 30 days prior to my above stated quitting date.
Quitting products include but are not limited to: NRT (Nicotine Replacement Therapy products - the nicotine patch, nicotine gum, nicotine lozenge, spray or inhaler) Zyban or Wellbutin ( bupropion), Chantix or Champix (varenicline) or herbs.
Quitting procedures include but are not limited to: acupuncture, laser therapy, hypnosis or injections.
The only exceptions to the above are: (1) those who have used NRT or e-cigarettes for at least 6 months, and now realize that NRT or the e-cigarette simply transferred their delivery system for nicotine, and who are now quitting NRT or e-cigarettes cold turkey; and (2) those who were prescribed bupropion for reasons other than quitting.
3. My e-mail address is:
Please be sure to provide an email address that you regularly check.
4. I affirm that I have read and agree to fully abide by Freedom's Relapse Policy and Courtesies and Rules.
Please click on each link and carefully read these two documents.
6. Congratulations! Your application has now been submitted! Freedom's staff will review it and respond via Yuku mail. Keep an eye on the little envelop at the top of the screen, and click on it to view your Yuku mail inbox messages. Your acceptance letter contains info that is not shared anywhere else on the site, including a list of sample words that are not permitted when posting. We recommend keeping a copy of your acceptance letter. Sincere thanks for your patience during the application process!
What if you do not qualify for membership?
If you apply for membership without providing the above information which is highlighted in red, apply before you have completed 72 hours without nicotine, or quit more than 30 days ago we will feel badly but have no choice but to deny your application. If you do not qualify for membership or feel Freedom's deadly serious focus isn't a good fit for you, we still hope you'll stay and continue reading with us. This is WhyQuit's link to other free cessation support groups. This Google "quit smoking support group" search link provides direct links to scores of additional online quitting groups.
We wish you the very best. We do hope you'll continue reading, learning and growing in understanding of your nicotine dependency. We're here and remain ready to support you via e-mail. If you have questions or concerns that you cannot find answers to on the board please write us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we will address your questions via email.
Remember, there is only one rule that we need follow in order to remain nicotine free for the remainder of our lives ...
No Nicotine Today!
Freedom's Staff
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Whitesboro tops VVS 60-37 in girls basketball
VERONA - Preston Denby's lament after his Vernon-Verona-Sherrill's girls basketball team lost to Whitesboro 60-37 was predictable.
And accurate.
"It would have been a helluva game if we scored in the first quarter," the veteran Red Devils coach said. "We couldn't make shots."
VVS (5-12) did during the next two quarters as it played the Section III power evenly, but it was too little and too late.
"They're a good team, but we missed too many shots," Denby said.
Jennifer Deuel led the visitors with 21 points and had a hand in many of the plays that led to Whitesboro being ahead 15-0 after eight minutes. Maria Lapertosa and Jessica Scott also scored in double figures for the winners while Codie Bayeur was VVS' lone girl to do that and had 14.
Whitesboro 15 15 11 19 - 60
Whitesboro: Jennifer Deuel 21, Maria Lapertosa 11, Jessica Scott 10, Kaylee Gassner 6, Lindsay Roberts 4, Alyssa Trad 4, Alexis Delahunt 2, Lauren Lapertosa 2.
VVS (5-12): Codie Bayeur 14, Paige Zupan 4, Clara Richardson 6, Therese Pitman 9, Kaitlyn Reader 2, Laura Strobel 2.


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Too Blessed to Be Stressed 30-Day Challenge for Narcissistic Abuse Survivors
Day 1: Welcome! Time to Relax
HOW TO RELAX - And why you must
The Effects of Stress on Your Body & Soul
Narcissists and Sleep Abuse
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Day 2: Too Blessed to Be Stressed
How To Know That You're Too Stressed
A Meditation to Help You Brighten Your Light
Keep a Gratitude Journal!
Day 3: How do you sleep at night?
The Importance Of Rest And Relaxation
How to Get to Bed on Time and Sleep MORE!
Day 4: Quick Stress Buster #1: Power Nap Hack
Quick Stress Buster: Take A Nap
Read These
Day 5: : Just Breathe!
Quick Stress Buster #2
Power Booster Meditation
Day 6: Here's a shocker!
Taking Time To Relax Actually Helps You Get More Done
Day 7: Stress Buster #3
Walking Rules (No, Seriously!)
Stress Buster: Go for a Walk
Morning Gratitude Affirmations for Narcissistic Abuse Survivors
Day 8: You Have To Take Care Of Yourself Before You Can Take Care Of Everyone Else
Take This to Heart!
Take Care of Yourself FIRST, for Once
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