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Here is another example of that
A cop gets only two years in jail for murder.
Another example of differential treatment is that the potential punishment for assaulting a police officer is worse than the potential punishment for assaulting another citizen. If anything, the reverse should be true, cops willingly take on a duty with a higher risk of being attacked and it is the cops duty to be able to protect unable citizens from being attacked.
(The word A id s should have no spaces. It's one word, A I D S).
Ok, I think I identified the problem word. Let me re-try the post again.
That's what limited liability really is. It's a 'high court' treatment whereby those that break the law get lesser punishments (and in fact, the stockholders are the ones punished, not the decision makers). It's how Bayer gets away with knowingly selling A id s tainted blood without having a single executive personally punished. If you or I did that, the punishments against us personally would be dire. but they are under the law of the high court, which punishes them less.
It's how Pfizer gets a lesser punishment for breaking laws that normally impose a greater punishment. The pharmaceutical cartel gets the high court treatment. This isn't anything new, Techdirt has example after example of this. America does indeed have double standards and two sets of punishments, one for the elite and one for the rest of us.
Testing, 123, testing. Bayer, something something, does this need a filter. Bayer. Is Bayer the word that makes the spam filter go nuts? Maybe it is. If I took that word out, will I get past the silly spam filter that doesn't know spam for non-spam? Is Bayer a common spam word?
That's what limited liability really is. It's a 'high court' treatment whereby those that break the law get lesser punishments (and in fact, the stockholders are the ones punished, not the decision makers). It's how B a y e r gets away with knowingly selling a ids taint ed blood without having a single executive personally punished. If you or I did that, the punishments against us personally would be dire. but they are under the law of the high court, which punishes them less.
Even after logging in, I still get the same message.
Patents and tech are two very related subjects. After all, aren't patents allegedly supposed to promote technological advancements? So it's not outside the scope of a tech blog to discuss the merits of this allegation.
It's OK for employers to monitor their employees unless you're a law enforcement officer, in which case it's not OK.
Copy'right' doesn't give artists money. Artists usually give their copy'rights' over to artificially necessary middlemen (who are only necessary because the govt wrongfully grants monopoly power over various communication channels outside the Internet), which intentionally prevents permissibly licensed content, like the above, from succeeding outside the Internet.
These monopolies exist for the same reason that all the many other govt imposed monopolies exist (ie: taxi cab monopolies, among the many others). They exist because the government seeks to only to serve monopolist interests.
The laws need to change. These monopolies need to be abolished. The FCC should either be abolished or it should stop protecting corporate monopolists who want exclusive use of broadcasting spectra. The govt needs to stop granting monopoly power over cableco infrastructure use (or the ability to build new cableco infrastructure). The law needs to impose huge penalties on collection societies that try to prevent restaurants and other venues from hosting independent musicians, without paying some unnecessary third party and without the threat of facing an expensive lawsuit, under the pretext that someone might infringe.
The laws need to stop intentionally and artificially denying alternative, independently controlled (or permissibly licensed) content from being distributed. The laws need to stop setting up a legal structure that effectively requires artists to hand over their copy protection privileges over to some (otherwise unnecessary) third party just to get their content broadcasted over public airwaves. The laws need to stop granting monopoly power on both content distribution (ie: public airwave use) and on content.
and the monopolists are seeking to do to the Internet exactly what they accomplished outside the Internet, use the government to monopolize it. and instead of lifting a finger to repeal many of its wrongfully granted monopolies, the government is only seeking to act in the interests of those monopolists.
"The RIAA is a non-profit trade organization."
All that means is that they don't pay taxes.
Now we just need to figure out how many federal agencies it takes to answer this FOIA request. Maybe another leak is in order to answer that question.
No, the definition is anyone who thinks that our current copy protection laws shouldn't be substantially repealed. Anyone seeking to expand our already outrageously overarching copy protection laws (ie: 95+ years among their many other problems) through bills like COICA and ACTA.
These laws need to be substantially repealed, not expanded, and anyone that disagrees is reasonably an IP maximist.
Ok, I registered. How do you like the name?
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A Sandwich a Day: The Country Bird at Pecking Order
Reviews of Chicago sandwiches.
I had two conflicting thoughts when the server brought out my sandwich with a jovial, "Can I get you some Sriracha for that?" (1) This sandwich is so lifelessly flavor-challenged that only a healthy jolt of the red rooster could possibly revive it, or (2) this place loves the heat and would gladly scorch my face off if I knew the password, but since I didn't, I'd have to self-apply the burn.
Luckily, it was the latter. And about that sandwich... ripe with thoughtful flavors and loved up with Filipino spices, the Country Bird ($9) starts with "our birds don't do drugs" boneless, flour-dusted crunchy fried chicken, which is cut into thin, crispy pieces. It is then adorned with smoky, shaved Gouda and fresh Roma tomatoes. A few sprigs of cilantro add what lettuce never really does, another layer of flavor. The shaved onion salad with calamansi vinaigrette either gets lost in its own subtlety, or is simply overshadowed by the fabulous pimento mayo, but that's just fine by me. It's all assembled on a locally-produced Pandesal bun, which is nice and airy despite its hefty stature. The flavors are full and distinct here, yet delicate, almost breezy. Adding Sriracha, I finally decided, would be like plucking a dandelion with a bulldozer. Besides, they have house-made sauces like the banana ketchup and the eponymous P.O. Sauce that are worth checking out.
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#ifihadglass I wouldn't be living in Canada: Google Project Glass expands with contest open to US residents
Want to try Google Glass?
All you have to do is move to the United States, write a 50-word pitch on why you should be allowed to join the Glass Project – add up to five photos and a 15 second video if you like – and sit back and see if your application is convincing enough to earn you the opportunity to take the next step.
Submit your application through Google Plus, to +ProjectGlass or through Twitter @ProjectGlass
Those lucky ones who are chosen winners get to shell out $1,500 to pre-order a Glass Explorer Edition and pick them up in person at an event in New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles.
The deadline for applications is Feb. 27. Your application must include the hashtag #ifihadglass.
And you must be at least 18 years of age.
If you're among the lucky ones to get the Glass Explorer Edition, you may never want to wear those old bifocals again. Project Glass isn't about seeing better – it's about seeing the world. A tiny glass computer on the glasses is controlled by voice recognition.
A wearable computer, it takes photos, records video, lets you share the world you're seeing in a livestream, lets you send messages, answers questions and it'll even translate what you say.
And it comes in five colours: charcoal, tangerine, shale, cotton and sky.
If you live in the U.S., good luck. If you live in Canada, you're out of luck.
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Subject guides
Subject Guides for Information Literacy
Back to Science Information Literacy
Links to Useful Subject Guides
STS Information Literacy Committee members selected these subject guides from lists of higher education-based subject guide sites of both public and private institutions. This site is not intended to be exhaustive but to provide a few outstanding subject guides which can be mined for ideas and inspiration.
We encourage you to add items you feel would be valuable to others and to comment on features of the ones currently included. Please do not edit original content.
(Please see Working with ACRL Wikis) for guidance on posting and formatting wiki content)
|Reader Comments
|Biology (other subjects available using same format)
|University of New Hampshire Manchester
|Excellent subject guide providing information literacy information
|Veterinary Sciences/ Exotic Animals
|SUNY Canton
|High quality guide using screen shots
|University of Minnesota Duluth
|Provides explanation for use of resources as well as listing useful items
|Materials Sciences and Engineering (and others)
|http://www.lib.utah.edu/portal/site/marriottlibrary/, select Research by Subject, then Materials Science guide
|University of Utah
|A little text heavy in places but provides instructions for finding books, articles etc., includes comprehensive annotations for databases
|Bioethics (and others)
|University of Wisconsin Eau Claire
|"Build a Guide" technology. Not a lot of instruction but interesting use of current technology and could have IL added
|Boston College
|Uses the popular LibGuides technology, including the Meebo widget for direct communication. Thorough coverage with some information literacy provided
|Science and Math
|Dakota State University
|A bit of instruction with good descriptions
|Cell and Molecular Biology
|Tulane University
|click on "find articles: -- the list is prefaced with a few sentences explaining what a database is
|UC Santa Cruz, Science & Engineering Library
|Well annotated sources, some ranked as "Editor's Choice", some information literacy resources
|Biomedical Engineering
|Catholic University of America
|Well-designed guide including information literacy components. Other subjects available.
|Civil and Environmental Engineering
|Cornell University
|Uses the popular LibGuides technology. Excellent use of contact information. Quality information literacy shown on the Research Pyramid, and some with RSS feeds and Impact Factors.
|Computer Science
|Cornell University
|Contains good information literacy instruction. Design could be enhanced for usability, but still serves its purpose
|Brigham Young University
|BYU has nice step by step research guides (with elements of information literacy) for various topics/subjects including science subjects.They also have in-depth guides
|University of Arizona
|More than 100 very detailed subject guides with well integrated information literacy components
|University of Alabama Rodgers Library (science & engineering)
|Small focused collection of excellent subject guides with information literacy components included
|University of Maryland University College
|Science guide links to 8 science-specific LibGuides, interesting organizational scheme, part of larger collection of guides
|Yale University
|General guides. Research topics in 4 easy steps. Primary source research. Sciences guides --> by science subject subject-- first one is science library navigator (nice) . Geology guide (find books, explains catalog).
|Colorado School of Mines
|Excellent collection of general library & information literacy user guides – links to list of excellent subject guides
|Yale University
|General guides. Research topics in 4 easy steps. Primary source research. Sciences guides --> by science subject subject-- first one is science library navigator (nice) . Geology guide (find books, explains catalog)
Discussion groups/blogs/ideas for Subject Guides
|Reader Comments
|Subject Guides: Library Success Best Practices Wiki
|While not specific to incorporating information literacy into subject guides, this site provides suggestions for creating "good" subject guides and examples
|The Long Road Towards Subject Guides 2.0 by Meridith Farkas
|A blog post discussing one librarian's search for providing the best subject guides to her patrons. Comments on the post add depth to the conversation
|Free and Open Source Options for Creating Database-driven Subject Guides, Corrado and Frederick
|An article discussing options for creating more functional subject guides
|Library Subject Guides using Del.icio.us, Brian Herzog
|A blog post discussing using del.icio.us to create subject guides as an alternative to "static" html guides
Askew, C. (1996). University library provision of subject guides to the internet. The New Review of Information and Library Research, 2, 73-96.
Courtois, M. P., Higgins, M. E., & Kapur, A. (2005). Was this guide helpful? Users' perceptions of subject guides. Reference Services Review, 33(2), 188-196.
Dean, C. W. (1998). The public electronic library: Web-based subject guides. Library Hi Tech, 16(3/4), 80-88.
Dupuis, J., Ryan, P., & Steeves, M. (2004). Creating dynamic subject guides. New Review of Information Networking, 10(2), 271-277.
Jackson, R. & Pellack, L. J. (2004). Internet subject guides in academic libraries: An analysis of contents, practices, and opinions. References & User Services Quarterly, 43(4), 319-327.
Morris, S. E. & Grimes, M. (1999). A great deal of time and effort: An overview of creating and maintaining internet-based subject guides. Library Computing, 18(3), 213-216.
Northrup, L. A. & Ashmore, B. (2006). Creating easy to update subject guides without using a database. College & Undergraduate Libraries, 13(1), 53-57.
Reeb, B. & Gibbons, S. (2004). Students, librarians, and subject guides: Improving a poor rate of return. Portal: Libraries and the Academy, 4(1), 123-30.
Schiff, S. (2006, July 31). Annals of Information: Know it all: Can Wikipedia conquer expertise? The New Yorker, 36-43.
Staley, Shannon M. (2007) "Academic Subject Guides: A Case Study of Use at San José State University", College & Research Libraries, Vol. 68 Issue 2, p119-139
Stevens, Ch., Canfield, M. and Jeffrey Gardner, (1973) "Library Pathfinders: A New Possibility for Cooperative Reference Service", College and Research Libraries 34 (Jan. 1973): 41."
Wales, T. (2005). Library subject guides: A content management case study at the Open University, UK. Electronic Library and Information Systems, 39(2), 112-121.
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Friday, February 27, 2009
Japanese heats of the 2009 World Whisky Awards
Is Nikka`s Miyagikyou distillery on the rise?
Last year saw a Japanese single malt and a Japanese blended whisky sweeping all before them at the World Whisky Awards in Glasgow so it was with some anticipation that we learned of this year's raiding party at Whisky Magazine Live Tokyo.
The most striking thing about the 2009 heat winners is the prominence of Nikka's Miyagikyou distillery (see below). Miyagikyou has often been overshadowed by its elder brother at Yoichi in these sorts of awards, so its success here has gladdened some hearts in Sendai. "Naturally there is some friendly rivalry with Yoichi," Minoru Miake, manager of the production section at Miyagikyou, admitted. "Yoichi has done so brilliantly in these competitions. We are proud that we will be well represented at the awards."
The full list of the Japanese World Whisky Award heats, 2009:
Best Single Malt (no age statement): Nikka Miyagikyou
Best Single Malt (12 yrs and under): Nikka Miyagikyou 12 yo
Best Single Malt (13-20 yrs): Suntory The Cask of Yamazaki 1993 (Heavily Peated)
Best Single Malt (21 yrs and over): Suntory Hakushu Single Malt 25 yo
Best Blended Whisky (no age): Nikka Whisky 'From-the-barrel'
Best Blended Whisky (13-20 yrs): Suntory Hibiki 17 years old (yo)
Best Blended Whisky (21 yrs and over): Suntory Hibiki 21yo
Best Blended Malt (no age): Ichiro's Malt 'Double Distilleries'
Best Blended Malt (with age statement): Nikka Taketsuru 21yo Pure Malt
Best Grain Whisky: Suntory Single Grain Whisky "Chita"
These whiskies will now go through to a tasting in London this weekend, prior to Whisky Magazine Live! London on February 27th/28th. The winners of that round will be considered for the global prizes, to be announced at the World Whiskies Conference in London on April 21st.
There was a special overall prize announced on Sunday for the best Japanese whisky across all categories. It went to the Hibiki 21 yo. There is no analogue for that category in the global awards, so the Hibiki will go through to round 2 as the winner of its sub-category (Best Blended Whisky 21 years and over).
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- Sylvain said...
It would be a great thing for these great Japanese whiskies to compete at the first edition of the International Whisky Competition www.whiskycompetition.com which will be hosted in Chicago from April 8 to 10 2010.
Sylvain Allard
Managing Director
International Whisky Competition
- January 11, 2010 at 12:44 AM
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Special Winter Day
Today I decided to show you the Confeitaria Nacional. It is a super nice "cake baker" that makes portuguese typical treats, snacks and goodies. It is a really good place to visit when you're in Lisbon, especially on a wintery afternoon like I did. As usual, I took the time to take some pictures of where it is located. It rests at the Praça da Figueira, right in the heart of Lisbon, and it is close to just about every worth visiting monument.


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LS Fest
I attended the LS show in Bowling Green, Kentucky, and really enjoyed it. Just like you said, it was a great first-time event. I also agree that it would have been a much better turnout if the local weather guys weren't forecasting rain for the entire weekend; I'm sure that kept a lot of people home. My wife and I even waited until almost noon on Saturday before heading out. The sun was out and we decided to take a chance and we're glad we did!
Other than that one small shower it was a perfect day to be at the park with all those great cars. I look forward to next year and after attending several events the last couple of years at Beech Bend; I really like the facilities there. Other than getting in and out, it is a great place for car shows. And while I'm not a camper, it's nice to have that option should you want to stay on the grounds.
Unfortunately, I've been away from cars for well over 30 years and my last experience was selling a '67 Camaro to help finance a down payment on a home. I have a lot to relearn, but between surfing the web and never giving up on my passion, it'll be fun to get back into it. The good news is that I retired back in February and recently purchased a '68 Camaro to play with. So far it has a 383 with a Lunati camshaft, a Holley carburetor, a set of World Products cylinder heads, a manual shift Powerglide with a transbrake, and 3.73:1 gears out back.
I also want to say that I love the magazine, and maybe I can meet you next year.
Gene Grinstead
Via email
Great to hear from you Gene and we're glad you had just as much fun as we did. Next year promises to be even bigger, and you can bet we'll be there. Keep us posted on your latest project and be sure to look us up and say hello.
Foreign Object
My Foreign Object that will soon hold an LS engine is a '83 Mercedes-Benz SL500, so I hope readers agree that it's OK. But wait, we don't build cars to suit other people, do we? Keep an eye out for it running around the streets of Orlando, Florida, next year.
Gene Price
Via email
Some may argue that it's wrong to transplant Bow Tie mills into other brands, while others simply love it. Either way, it's hard to argue your philosophybuild it the way you want it. Granted, you won't see those types of builds within the pages of CHP; however, it doesn't mean we can't appreciate them.
Reader's Write
I just received this month's issue and began reading it from cover to cover. I was surprised to see my question (Cut & Shim) and appreciate you answering it. On a side note my father, who recently died, was good with his hands, could make anything, and always said, Measure twice and cut once. Thanks again.
Anthony Obrien
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Foremost we're sorry for your loss. Also, thank you for taking the time to follow up with your initial email. It's pretty rare to hear back from someone twice, but it's always a pleasure when we do.
Got something to say? We'll make you famous and put your letter here.
Build A New Tri-Five
Beginning March 1, 2011, Real Deal Steel will be offering '57 two-door hardtop body skeletons and body shells along with '57 Bel Air convertible body skeletons and body shells. Later in the summer, you can expect a '55 two-door hardtop body skeleton and body shell, including a '55 Bel Air convertible body skeleton and body shell. Also slated for production is a '55 and '57 two-door sedan body skeleton and body shell. A '56 two-door hardtop and convertible, and two-door sedan will be available, but only as skeletons.
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Amended and Approved by the President — August 8, 2013 (updated May 13, 2015)
The Department of Public Safety is responsible for maintaining the College vehicle fleet. As of November 22, 2004, the College eliminated all 15-passenger vans from the fleet and does not allow off-campus leasing of them. The College fleet is used solely for College-related activities and may not be used for personal trips. A faculty member must accompany students on trips to destinations more than 100 miles away from campus.
Priority is reserved for trips scheduled 30 or more days in advance. For groups providing less than 30 days notice, college-owned vehicles are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
In order of priority:
The Department of Public Safety schedules training for new drivers of 12-passenger vans. Departments and programs are encouraged to provide training for their student drivers.
Exceptions to the 100-mile Limit for Trips not Accompanied by a Faculty Member
There exist a few special cases where the 100-mile limit on trips with no faculty member rule would create serious handicap to our academic program. The Director of Public Safety is authorized to grant exceptions and allow such longer trips without faculty member attendance, but only under the following provisions:
Petitions to allow such trips (without faculty) but which are not for-credit should be submitted by a sponsoring faculty member to the Director of Public Safety and will be reviewed by the Vice President of Student Life and Vice President for Finance and Administration.
Such petitions are likely to be approved only under the following circumstances: that provisions #2, 3, and 4 above satisfied, that the activity is closely related to the college's educational mission, that a faculty member is actively involved (even if not traveling), and that the college is actively sponsoring the wider effort from which this trip arises. (Financial support by the Student Organizations Council does not constitute college sponsorship).


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Step 1: Set the date
If your return date is flexible, you might be tempted to put off the decision as long as possible. Resist! The delay is nothing but unnecessary stress. Take the reigns and move toward a decision. "The worst thing you can do is feel powerless," warns Bump expert Tammy Gold, founder of Gold Parent Coaching. "Look at your options, even if you don't have a lot of them. Is there a proposal you can put forth?" Write out your ideal plan and pitch it to your employer. "Be honest," Gold urges. Once you've set your date in stone, you can move on to tricker things like...
Step 2: Hire a caregiver
Nanny? Group sitter? Day care? Think about what works best for your family (and your budget), then visit day care centers, interview sitters, check references, and ask tons of questions. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the process try starting on a site like Care.com where you can a post a job with all your requirements or search for child care providers in your area, read in-depth profiles and reviews and even request preliminary background checks. Once you narrow down candidates this isn't the time to be shy! Watch caregivers interact with your child and get a real feel for the ones you (and baby) are comfortable with. And then? "Trust yourself!" Gold insists. If the caregiver comes recommended, has the best credentials, and feels right, go ahead and make a commitment.
Step 3: Test-drive
A little rusty when it comes to certain life skills (applying makeup, walking in heels)? There are new skills to master too (getting showered and ready with baby in tow). Preserve your sanity by giving your new schedule a few whirls. Working out the kinks now can save precious minutes when you really need them later. Your sitter needs a good warm-up as well. "Let them start as early as you're financially prepared to let them," says Gold. A trial run allows time for bonding, smoothing over questions, and practicing spending a few hours apart. (This also gives you time to get a haircut, buy work clothes, and prepare to reenter the world of grown-ups).
Step 4: Stay connected
Time in the office can make a momma feel out of touch. To help, talk with your caregiver to get a good idea of baby's daily schedule. This way, you can imagine her sleeping at naptime, strolling through the park at 11 a.m., and so on. some moms are also using technology to their advantage. "My nanny and I text all day long. It's what gets me through the day!" admitted sallyc2003 on the _Working Moms _message board. Some day cares are even offering streaming video on their websites! Not so tech-savvy? Drop off a camera and ask caregivers to snap a few shots throughout the day.
Step 5: Commiserate
Tons of moms have walked this path before. "You MUST connect," Gold encourages. "Mothering can be very isolating. The more you connect, the more comfortable you'll feel." Seek out other moms in your office, check out local groups for working mothers, or visit parenting websites (like ours!) to chat about your fears, roadblocks, and successes. "You can learn a tremendous amount just by listening," says Gold. "Or you can engage online and type your concerns." Either way, you'll know you're not alone.
Step 6: Give yourself a break
Emotions (and, yes, guilt) might run wild in those first weeks without baby. Relax — it's normal. Give yourself permission to feel the way you feel. "Try setting aside five minutes of every hour to think about baby," encourages Gold. "Write down questions, ideas for things to do together... whatever's on your mind. Then refocus on work until your next 'baby break'" And don't be afraid to let a few things slide at home. "You CAN'T be everything," Gold says. Something's got to give. Let go of the elaborate meals. Put off the vacuuming. You're being a great mother, wife, and professional — don't worry about being a great maid.


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Content types enable you to organize, manage, and handle content in a consistent way across your sites. By defining content types for specific kinds of documents or information products, you can ensure that each group of content is managed in a consistent way. This article explains basic concepts about content types, and how content type publishing can be used to share content types across site collections.
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What is a content type?
In the course of doing business, a typical organization produces many different kinds of content; for example: legal contracts, marketing proposals, product design specifications, manufacturing process documents, etcetera. Although these different types of documents might share a small set of common properties, each type of content has unique attributes, and each might be created, used, shared, and retained in different ways. An organization might want to maintain different kinds of metadata about these different kinds of content, or it might want to apply different kinds of retention or confidentiality policies to them.
Organizations can define each of these different sets of documents as a content type. A content type is a group of reusable settings that describe the shared attributes and behaviors for a specific kind of content. Content types can be defined for any item type, including documents, list items, media files, and folders.
You can specify the following attributes for each content type:
The columns (metadata) that you want to assign to items of this type.
The custom New, Edit, and Display forms to use with this content type.
The workflows that are available for items of this content type.
The custom solutions or features that are associated with items of this content type.
The information management policies that are associated with items of this content type.
The Document Information Panel, that displays in compatible Microsoft Office programs for items of this content type.
The document template for new items of this type (document content types only).
The document conversions that are available for items of this content type (document content types only).
Content types provide organizations with a way to manage and organize content consistently across sites, lists and libraries and they also make it possible for a single list or library to contain multiple item types or document types.
If a library has been set up to support multiple content types, the New Document menu will present users with a list of the available content types, and they can select the type that corresponds to the kind of document that they want to create.
How content type inheritance works
Content types are organized into a hierarchy that allows one content type to inherit its characteristics from another content type. This allows categories of documents to share attributes across an organization, while allowing teams to customize these attributes for particular sites or lists.
There are two basic types of content types: site content types and list content types.
Site content types Content types that are defined at the site level are called site content types, and they are managed in the Site Content Type Gallery for a site. Site content types are available for use in any subsites of the site for which they have been defined. For example, if a site content type is defined in the Site Content Type Gallery for the top-level site in a site collection, it is available for use in lists and libraries in all sites in that site collection. If content type publishing has been configured and this site collection is a hub for content type publishing, then these site content types can be published to subscribing site collections and Web applications. Site content types can be added individually to lists or libraries and customized for use in those lists or libraries.
List content types When you add a site content type to a list or library, it is called a list content type. List content types are children of the site content types from which they are created.
How inheritance works for site content types
When you define a new custom site content type in the Site Content Type Gallery for a site, you choose an existing parent site content type in the Site Content Type Gallery as your starting point. You have access to a large number of default site content types you can use to create your own custom site content types. The new site content type that you create inherits all attributes of its parent content type, such as its document template, read-only setting, or columns. After you create your new site content type, you can make changes to any of these attributes.
Whenever you make changes to a site content type, you can specify whether you also want to update the child site or list content types that inherit their attributes from the site content type you are updating. You can update only those attributes that the child site or list content types share with a parent content type. If a child site content type has been customized with additional attributes that the parent site content type does not have (for example, extra columns), the customizations are not overwritten when the child site content type is updated. Changes that you make to a site content type do not affect the parent site content type from which it was created.
The following figure shows how content type inheritance works. The Site Content Type Gallery for this top-level site contains three site content types: Document, Design Spec, and Memo. The Design Spec and Memo content types are children to the Document content type, and both share the Author column because they inherit this from the Document content type. On a subsite in this site collection, the Design Spec content type has been used to create a new child site content type called Product X Spec, which contains an additional column. Instances of the new Product X Spec site content type and the Memo site content type are added to a library, where they function as list content types. The library displays columns that are relevant to both content types, including the Author column, which both content types share.
1. Site content type with columns represented by italicized text.
2. List content type
3. The library to which both content types has been added displays columns that are relevant to both of them, and items of each content type have metadata in the specific columns that are relevant to them.
How inheritance works for list content types
If you have a list or library that is set up to allow multiple content types, you can add content types to this list or library from the group of site content types that are available for your site.
When you add a content type to a list or library, you make it possible for that list or library to contain items of that type. The New Item or New Document command in that list or library lets users create new items of that type. One of the key advantages of content types for lists and libraries is that they make it possible for a single list or library to contain multiple item types or document types, each of which may have unique metadata, policies, or behaviors.
When you add a site content type to a list or library to make it available for use in that location, it is known as a list content type, and it is a child of the site content type from which it is created. This list content type inherits all attributes of its parent site content type, such as its document template, read-only setting, workflows, and columns.
You can customize a list content type for the specific list or library to which you added it. These customizations do not affect the parent site content type. If the parent site content type for a list content type is updated, your list content type will inherit these changes (if the person who maintains the site content type chooses to apply the updates to all child content types). If you have customized any attributes that your list content type shares with its parent site content, your customizations will be overwritten if updates to the parent site content type are pushed down to all inheriting content types. If you customize your list content type by adding attributes that the parent content type does not have (for example, extra columns), these customizations are not overwritten if updates to the parent site content type are pushed down to all inheriting content types.
Content type publishing
Organizations can share content types across site collections in their deployment by using a Managed Metadata service application to set up content type publishing. Content type publishing helps organizations manage content and metadata consistently across their sites because content types can be created and updated centrally, and updates can be published out to multiple subscribing site collections or Web applications.
To set up content type publishing, the farm administrator must create a Managed Metadata service and configure it to designate a specific site collection as a hub for content type publishing. After the Managed Metadata service has been created and configured the farm administrator publishes it. The farm administrator can use this published URL to connect other Web applications to this Managed Metadata service application and subscribe to its content types.
Your organization can set up multiple Managed Metadata services to share content types from multiple site collections. Individual Web applications can also have connections to multiple Manage Metadata services and subscribe to content types from multiple Hub sites.
The Managed Metadata service must be configured by an administrator.
If content type publishing has been configured for the Managed Metadata service by an administrator, you can publish content types from the Site Content Type Gallery in a hub site collection to other subscribing site collections. After a content type is published, it becomes read-only on subscribing sites (although users can change the read-only status and make updates). Site owners for subscribing sites can use the content type as-is by adding it to lists or libraries, or they extend it by creating new site or list content types that are based on it.
When the published content type is updated in the Site Content Type Gallery of the hub site, the updates can be republished to subscribing sites. Content type publishing is managed by a timer job, which can be configured by your administrator. Depending on how frequently the timer job has been set up to run, there may be a lag time between when an updated content type is published and when subscribing sites receive the updates.
Local versions of published content types are read-only on subscribing sites (although users can change the read-only status and make updates). This helps organizations use content type publishing to support consistent content management across sites. If you delete a published content type in the Site Content Type Gallery for the hub site, any published versions of it on subscribing sites are not be deleted. They simply lose their read-only status and become editable.
Related tasks
Manage content type publishing
Create or customize a site content type
Change a content type for a list or library


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RTA Airport Service:
For a quick, convenient ride to and from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, ride RTA's Red Line. It's simple to catch the train, and it takes less than 30 minutes to ride to or from Downtown Cleveland's Tower City Station.SLYMAN'S DELI
This is a require taxi ride or moderate walk, to get Cleveland's best pastrami sandwich.
EAST 4th STREET
Closed off to traffic, East 4th Street has some great bars and restaurants.
We went to The Butcher and the Brewer twice!
Throughout the city, Cleveland has these photo spots that are the perfect size, and placed correctly for photo taking.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was the most fun! It was so engaging that we spent 5 1/2 hours there. There are FIVE LEVELS that take you through the history of Rock & Roll.
After having gone through the museum, I realized what a pivotal part of my life, music has been.
One of the best museums in the world. A short train ride away.
Cleveland Botanical Garden (Next to Museum)
20 restaurants to check out in Cleveland's Little Italy
Red Line to the Airport


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Kudos to our colleague Peggy Fikac for this scoop on Perry Presidential:
At a time when state budget reductions were used to help offset a multibillion-dollar revenue shortfall, taxpayers were billed for more than $294,000 in security detail expenses for out-of-state trips by Gov. Rick Perry or his wife, according to records released by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Destinations included the Bahamas in January for a family vacation and trips to Amsterdam, Madrid and New York by Anita Perry alone — visits that Perry spokeswoman Allison Castle said were for economic development.
Perry traveled to locales including New York, Washington, California and Las Vegas for events such as promotion of his anti-Washington book, Fed Up!, speeches, duties related to his then-chairmanship of the Republican Governors Association and meetings with business leaders or potential supporters for his presidential bid.


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Wilmer Barrow
- Birthdate
- 1903/10/25
- Birthplace
- Baton Rouge, LA, USA
- Death date
- 1975/08/30
- Associated organizations
- Fields of study
- Radio, Radar
- Awards
- IEEE Edison Medal, Morris N. Liebmann Memorial Prize
Wilmer Barrow, who was called "Zike" by some of his colleagues, was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in 1903. As a youngster, Barrow was excited as a youngster by news of the early role of wireless telegraphy in sea rescue operations and a vision of the vast potentiality of long-distance communication filled his life. He started in the Amateur Radio Relay League in the era of rotary spark gaps, crystal detectors and the de Forest Audion. These interests led him to a BSEE degree in 1926 from Louisiana State University. He then continued graduate work at MIT and the Technische Hochshule in Munich. In Germany, as a Redfield Proctor Fellow in physics he studied under the famous Jonathan Zenneck and Arnold Summerfeld. For his graduate work, he was awarded an M.S. degree in Electrical Communications from MIT in 1929, and a D.Sc. in physics in Germany in 1931.
Returning to the staff of MIT as an instructor in Electrical Engineering and Communications, he served also under Dr. Julius Stratton with the MIT Round Hill Research Group seeking a practical short-wave radio method for landing aircraft under poor visibility conditions. In this search he developed a theory to show how electromagnetic waves could be propagated along the inside of hollow metal tubes and then be radiated from a metal horn. He and his students then devised pioneering experimental techniques to extend the theory to practice. In the process they invented many of the microwave structures which were so valuable to the explosive development and production of microwave radar prior to, during, and since World War II.
Dr. Barrow served 12 years on the MIT faculty, being promoted to assistant professor in 1936 and associate professor in 1941. He was an original member of the MIT Radiation Laboratory, and was chosen to establish and direct the now-famous MIT Radar School. While at MIT, he joined with others in writing a series of text books for the Electrical Engineering Staff. He wrote over two dozen papers based on his own research and had over a score of patents issued on his inventions.
After 1941 he served the armed forces in a number of advisory capacities. He acted as chairman of the Technical Consulting Group, Committee on Guided Missiles, Research and Development Board of the Department of Defense. His membership in the National Defense Research Council during World War II earned him a presidential citation "in recognition of...outstanding services...in the field of microwave radar development, which proved to be an invaluable contribution to the war efforts of the United States and its Allies." For several years he was a member of the Polaris Missile Steering Task Group, for which he received a citation from the Secretary of the Navy.
In 1970, Dr. Barrow ended his career as vice president for research and development of the Sperry Gyroscope Company. He had risen to that position after 26 years of varied engineering, research and development assignments covering every aspect of Sperry's broad-based scientific and technical activities. Equal in importance to his own roster of achievements were the contributions Dr. Barrow made to the growth of many others in the profession. Those who worked with him-students, government planners, and industrial research colleagues alike-- benefited greatly from his rare combination of technical competence, personal warmth and charm, his management skills, vision and imagination.
Dr. Barrow participated in IRE and IEEE affairs for over 30 years. He was a member of the IRE Board of Directors in 1943-45 and was on 15 national committees, including the Board of Editors and the Radio Technical Planning Board. He was chairman of the Boston Section in 1939-41, during which time he brought the national convention to Boston and served as its general chairman. He was elected to the grade of Fellow in the IRE in 1941 for his early contributions in microwaves, earning laurels "for pioneering investigation of ultra-high frequency wave propagation and many of its practical applications." Two years later he received the Morris N. Liebmann Memorial Prize of the IRE for work in the same field. He was also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and a member of Sigma Xi. In 1966 he was awarded the IEEE Edison Medal "For a career of meritorious achievement-innovating, teaching and developing means for transmission of electromagnetic energy at microwave frequencies."
Dr. Barrow married Katherine Weatherby Burke in 1928. They had two daughters and six grandchildren. He died, in New Hampshire, on 30 August 1975.


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Michael Chilufya Sata (born 1937) is a leader of an opposition political party (Patriotic Front) in Zambia. Prior to forming his party, Mr. Sata had being a minister in the Chiluba led Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) government. As a leader of the opposition Patriotic Front (PF), Sata, popularly known as "King Cobra", emerged as the leading opposition presidential contender and rival to the late President Levy Mwanawasa in the 2006 presidential election, but was defeated. Today. Mr. Sata's led Patriotic front still remains the main opposition political party.
Micheal Chilufya Sata was born and brought up in Mpika, Northern Province. He worked as a police officer , railway man and trades unionist before during the colonial rule. Mr. Sata began actively participating in politics of the then, Nothern Rhodesia in 1963. He worked his way up through the rough-and-tumble rank-and-file of the former ruling United National Independence Party (UNIP) to the governorship of Lusaka in 1985. As Governor he made his mark as a man of action with a hands on approach. He cleaned up the streets, patched roadways and built bridges in the city. Afterward he became a Member of Parliament for Kabwata constituency in Lusaka. Though once close with then President Kenneth Kaunda, he became disillusioned by Kaunda's dictatorial style and he left the UNIP to join the Movement for Multiparty Democracy (MMD) during the campaign for multi-party politics in the 1991.
After Frederick Chiluba defeated Kaunda in 1991, Sata became one of Zambia's most instantly recognisable faces. Under the MMD, he served as minister for local government, labour and, briefly, health where, he boasts, his "reforms brought sanity to the health system".


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - With snowflakes falling over Middle Georgia this afternoon into evening, the Georgia College & State University Department of Athletics announces an update to this weekend's sports schedule.
The Georgia College baseball teams were set to play a weekend tournament in Greenwood, S.C. at Lander University. The schedule has been shoved back one day, and now will begin with the Bobcats facing conference opponent No. 8 Francis Marion University in a non-conference battle Saturday, Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 14 the Bobcats take on No. 21 Lincoln Memorial University at 1 p.m. and then face Barry University Monday, Feb. 15 at 11 a.m. in a non-conference game.
The Georgia College basketball teams are set to battle USC Aiken in a doubleheader at the Centennial Center Saturday, Feb. 13 at 1:30 p.m. As of 4:30 p.m. today, the games are still set for Saturday. Can't make it to the Centennial Center tomorrow? Catch the action on WKZR-FM 102.3, streamed on the internet at www.Country102FM.com . Also, a separate broadcast of live streaming video and audio will be available at www.PennAtlantic.com .
The No. 3 Bobcat men's golf team is still set to start its season at the annual Matlock Invitational, hosted by Florida Southern College in Lakeland, Fla. Monday, Feb. 15.
Stay tuned to the Georgia College athletic web site at www.GCSUBobcats.com for further updates.
The GCSU Department of Athletics, winners of the 2008-09 PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Georgia College prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at Twitter.com username GCSUSID for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCSUBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Editor's note: Below is a Q&A with Mac Robertson, an independent portfolio manager and macro strategist who recently Tweeted a critique of Thomas Piketty's new book, " Capitalism in the 21st Century." This Q&A went out to subscribers of our "10 Things You Need To Know Before The Opening Bell" newsletter on Monday morning. Sign up here to get the newsletter and more of these interviews in your inbox every day.
BUSINESS INSIDER: Your main point of criticism was Piketty's data set. What was wrong with it?
MR: National account income data is, by definition, made up of many subaccounts which have various weights waxing and waning. So as particular weights suddenly surge while others decline, the aggregate summation is not reflective of these dynamics. This is especially problematic with household income, both annual income or accumulating net worth. In particular income is a "fat tail" with extreme skew — a Pareto distribution— or is actually a bimodal or multi modal distribution.
This means policy acting upon one part of the distribution will often have little impact on another part. Policy changes for, say, the top decile will have no impact on the lower quartiles.
Or, if top decile, which might actually be a separate distribution, is reduced by tax, the lower quartiles may drop. The connectivity implicit when one discusses inequality does not really exist.
So, to use the aggregate tells you nothing and provides no prescription.
BI: You go on to say he erred in trying to compare nations' outcomes. What did you mean?
MR: Nation states, as far as macro economics, are really a fiction. The real aggregations are among hegemonic powers which set economic policy for their group or are a constantly morphing alliances of regions that transcend national borders.
And currently there is only one true hegemon which is the USA, but regional hegemons have defining capability if the USA has benign indifference in a certain region. For example Brazil has much clout in South America now. This is always a fact of life now and the usefulness of examining many nations hasn't really been useful since Metternich.
In fact many of the wars in the last 150 years have been caused by one power thinking that there was a balance of power and one could, by strategy, dominate. Germany and Japan made that mistake in the 1940s and China may be doing the same now. What this means is there is little relevancy or usefulness in comparing Italy in the 20th century to the USA, for example.
Some economic histories are useful as they produce a laboratory of unique events, like Weimar inflation or Sweden's solvency crisis of 1990s, but then only in terms or organizing ex ante thesis. The empirical record is useless.
BI: Piketty described a "fantasy world." What are you referring to?
MR: The fantasy world is the same as Rogoff and Reinhart offer: that there is a scientific theorem that can be developed from this analysis of many national accounts. But that assumes there is equivalency between nations and consistency of the subsector input that makes the national accounts. The above two points do a good job in briefly explaining why that is a fantasy.
BI: You said you preferred Henry George's analysis of income distributions. Who was he and what did he say?
MR: Henry George was akin to Keynes and also Locke, that sound economic policy cannot leverage "luck" in being given rare resources from an accident of birth or through lucky stratagems. George called this resource "land," later Keynes would call this capital and land. But the common denominator is one class of folks are " rentiers" who only seek a low risk return on their assets — usually inherited. That income is "rent." Again in George's time that was, for the most part, real rent on land leases.
George proposed that all funding of the public purse would be a tax on rent. Keynes went further and proposed that not only would rentiers be disproportionately taxed, but their " euthanasia" should be sought. George would propose that inequality between rentiers' capital accumulation and income of consumers and entrepreneurs is the only inequality to seek reducing or eliminating. Keynes agrees, so do I.
To not differentiate this income type, speaking to the first point above, invites disaster. Why would you tax a Bill Gates midstride? It would be very destructive. Yet Bill Gates' income explains much of the income inequality. But would taxing late-stage Buffett be good? Perhaps. Certainly to tax third-generation rentiers and forcing the money back into the hands of future Bill Gateses, perhaps by funding universal education to promote future Bill Gateses, is good.
BI: Is there anything Piketty got right?
MR: No, there is very little Piketty got right. And his work lacks integrity with solipsism and "pop" so that I suspect he is a careerist. All the above he would know well.


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PostgreSQL stores column and table names in lower case. JDBC queries on PostgreSQL retrieve column or table names in lowercase unless the names are quoted. For example:
use aliases Select m.ID AS \"ID\" from Department m
Use the backslash as an escape character in the class file, but not in the persistence.xml file.


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many missing perfumes added.
"Lucky Charm" - Micallef
"Rose Ispahan" - Yves Rocher
"Pivoine" edt - Yves Rocher
"Drops of Me" - Neotantric Fragrances
"(I am) a Sex Goddess" - Neotantric Fragrances
"Eau de Shalimar" - Guerlain
"Shalimar Yellow Gold edp" Limited Edition - Guerlain
"Chypre" - Jovoy Paris
"Laetitia Millesime" - Rance 1795
"Mis(s) Behave" edt - Vive Maria Forbidden Fragrance
"Dance Arrogance" - Elsa Schiaparelli
"Star Dust Midnight Fragrance" 2005 - Lolita Lempicka
"Black Pearl" edp - LUSH
"Twilight" edp - LUSH
"Christian Audigier" For Her
"Amber Oudh" - Rasasi
"Black Coconut" - Ava Luxe
"Queen Bess" - Ava Luxe
"Strawberry" - Ava Luxe
"Fairytales" - Lulu Guinness
"Starlight" edp - Aigner
"What Comes From Within: Love" - Creative Scentualization (aka Horowitz)
"Fleurs D'Ombre Violette-Menthe" - Jean-Charles Brosseau
"Jasmin-Lilas" - Jean-Charles Brosseau
"Ame Toscane" - Isabel Derrosine
"Mei Li" - Isabel Derrosine
Miel & Citron Pailletee Shimmering" - L`Occitane
"Orange Leaves/Feuilles D'Oranger" - L`Occitane
"Gingerbread Amber" - CJ scents
"Wood Spice" - CJ scents
"Vanilla Incense" - CJ Scents
Last edited by MissMagic; 19th March 2012 at 06:10 PM. Reason: updated list
many missing perfumes added.
updated the list of missing fragrances.
I have added most of them.
For "Eau de Shalimar" see this thread, it might not get its own listing
(I think it should, but we will have to wait and see)
"Shalimar Yellow Gold edp" Limited Edition - Guerlain
Is this Shalimar in a spesial ed bottle, or a different juice? I don't think it will be added unless it is a new/different composition from good old Shalimar.
Ava Luxe Incense Noir
Dawn Spencer Hurwitz Arome d'Egypt
Dawn Spencer Hurwitz Erotica
Dawn Spencer Hurwitz Celestial Smoke
Dawn Spencer Hurwitz Prophecy
Floris Amaryllis
Franck Olivier Passion Extreme
Henri Bendel Incense & Musk
Hermés Eau Claire des Merveilles
Honore des Pres, Vamp á NY
Love the Key to Life
M. Micallef Lucky Charm
M. Micallef White Flowers
MariaLux Truly
Marilyn Miglin Four White Flowers
Nasomatto China white
Nasomatto Nuda
Parfums MDCI Peche Cardinal
Parfums MDCI Vepres Siciliennes
Shalini by Shalini
Six Scents Series Three 2 Mary Katrantzou Trompe l'Oeil
Strange Invisible Perfumes Fire & Cream
Thank you
Perfume and incense bring joy to the heart; but the heartfelt counsel of a friend is as sweet as a fragrant forest.
Thank you for the update, I hope that you can add the others one day.
Perfume and incense bring joy to the heart; but the heartfelt counsel of a friend is as sweet as a fragrant forest.


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End of 2007
If you have to been to the site before start at the bottom for the stories from the first days after Katrina till now. Some great reading.
Watch this rescue video to understand what it was like in those days after Katrina:
I found this dog 25+ days after Katrina locked in a bathroom with no hope of rescue. Video Click Here This dog was one of 25,000 rescued and 100,000 or more killed.
And then on to the most amazing BS of the Year:
Doogie as he struggled to get up 3 days after he first went down, with his owners ignoring him.
I'd like to bring to light the complete loss of common sense when the state of PA prosecuted Tammy Grimes for taking this dog (Doogie) from a back yard of a house after the owners left it for 3 days laying in the mud, on its back, legs kicking back and forth unable to get up. Common sense often prevails in our courts but not this time. The DA aggressively pursued Tammy for taking/helping the dog and NEVER CHARGED THE DOGS OWNERS WITH ANYTHING.
The Entire Story and Pictures Click Here
What would you have done? I know what I would have done.
As the year comes to an end I'd like to post some dog blog member stats.
Members: 1041
Dogs Saved 2007: 500+
Donations to Emergency Vet Bills by Members: $25,000+ (estimated)
Emergency vet alerts were primarily severe cases of neglect and abuse with high vet bills where the dog would not have been saved without raising thousands of dollars. Cases like the baby Pug mauled and left in a shoe box, several cases of dogs used as bait for fighting, a mother and pups dumped in an alligator pond (whatever that is, and how did people get so cruel?) where only one pup survived with bad injuries.


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24 August 2012 at 3.15pm | Comment on this article
A collection of celebrated choreographers and dancers have joined forces to create a dynamic programme of solos, duets and trios entitled Three & Four Quarters.
The programme is the debut of fledgling dance company HeadSpaceDance. The company, which brings together producer-performers to create original new work, is the brainchild of long-term collaborators Charlotte Broom and Christopher Akrill.
"Usually it's the choreographer that picks the dancers," Charlotte explained, "but because we've been working in dance for a long time, we've established relationships with a lot of choreographers. We thought that perhaps we could reverse the roles so that the dancers get to choose the choreographers."
The show, danced by Charlotte and Christopher alongside fellow dance artist Clemmie Sveaas, features new pieces by choreographers Javier de Frutos, Luca Silvestrini and Didy Veldman, as well as the UK premiere of Mats Ek's Light Beings, which was first performed in Sweden in 1991.
Maverick choreographer Javier De Frutos recently collaborated with pop legends Pet Shop Boys for the award-winning The Most Incredible Thing, in which Charlotte, Christopher and Clemmie all performed. In stark contrast, his latest work sees Javier opting to set his piece, Studies in M, to a concerto by Johann Sebastian Bach.
The four-piece bill features a diverse range of dance, from theatrical cabaret sequences to contemporary twists on ballet. View some of shots of the dancers in rehearsal:
For each piece, the dancers gave the choreographers a basic brief, and then worked closely with each to develop the piece.
"It has been very much a joint process," said Christopher. "The three new works have really been drawn from us. For example, Didy asked us to write down a five-minute stream-of-consciousness blurb of whatever thoughts or stresses we had, and created solos for each of us based on that text."
Watch the trailer:
The entire production team - from set designer Fabrice Serafino to lighting specialist Simon Bennison - have all worked with Charlotte, Christopher or Clemmie previously.
Christopher and Charlotte previously performed at the Royal Opera House in Cathy Marston's Ghosts, which premiered in 2006, and William Tuckett's Pinocchio. View photos of these productions
Charlotte Broom as Mrs Alving, Omar Gordon as Pastor Manders, Clemmie Sveaas as Young Mrs. Alving in Ghosts. ©Dee Conway/ROH 2006
Three & Four Quarters will have its world premiere on Friday 7 September at the Linbury Studio Theatre and runs until Tuesday 11 September. Tickets are now on sale.


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A dairy processing plant planned for southeastern Kentucky intends to develop a low-calorie, lactose-free skim milk produced from Kentucky cows.
Kentucky Dairy Product Innovations will open its plant in Laurel County where it has a lease-purchase agreement to acquire a 12,000-square-foot facility. Gov. Steve Beshear's office says the company plans to hire up to 20 workers and invest nearly $4 million into the project.
The company expects to be operational by the end of the year.
Beshear's office says the company's initial customer will be Fizza, which is also based in London, Kentucky. It produces a sparkling dairy nutrient beverage approved for sale at middle and high schools. The beverage is being co-packed by Prairie Farms Dairy of Somerset.
The state has approved tax incentives of up to $200,000 for the project.


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It is possible to control and interact with a plasma-desktop session using ECMA Script (aka JavaScript). This scripting mechanism exposes containments (Desktop Activities and Panels), widgets and various other aspects of plasma-desktop configuration using the widely known and used ECMA Script language. The QtScript engine is used for the runtime environment.
This document describes the API that is provided along with how to run such scripts in plasma-desktop.
There are three ways that scripts can be executed in plasma-desktop:
|For security reasons, scripts located in the user's home directory will not be run during this phase.
`kde4-config --path data`/plasma-desktop/updates/ with a ".js" suffix for scripts that have not yet been run. If there is more than one script which has not been run yet they will be executed serially in the alphabetical order of the file names.
A record of which update scripts have been run is kept in the application's config file in the [Updates] group. This means that if the plasma-desktop configuraiton file is removed, all the update scripts will be run again.
|For security reasons, scripts located in the user's home directory will not be run during this phase.
qdbus org.kde.plasma-desktop /MainApplication showInteractiveConsole
qdbus org.kde.plasma-desktop /MainApplication loadScriptInInteractiveConsole /path/to/file
In addition to the normal ECMA Script API and the Qt-specific extensions (such as signal/slot support) provided by QtScript, the following API is provided for use by scripts.
All of the API below, unless otherwise noted with a version noticed, appear as below in the KDE Software Compilation v4.4.0 and later. API that is not noted as being part of a given class or object is part of the global namespace.
|API compatibility is guaranteed from version to version starting with KDE Software Compilation v4.4.0.
Activities are the desktop layer in a plasma-desktop session and may contain widgts. In sightly more technical terms, they are desktop containments. Activities can be created, enumerated, modified and destroyed.
New Activities can be created using the Activity constructor, like this:
var activity = new Activity("folderview")
The string passed into the constructor maps to the X-KDE-PluginInfo-Name= entry in the plugin's .desktop file). See the documentation on the Containment object class below.
Read-only properties:
Panels can be created, enumerated, modified and destroyed. A panel object combines both a containment as well as the container itself, allowing for full control of things such as where it appears on screen and the hiding features associated with them.
New Panels can be created using the Panel constructor, like this:
var panel = new Panel("dock")
The string passed into the constructor maps to the X-KDE-PluginInfo-Name= entry in the plugin's .desktop file).
Read-only properties:
Activity and Panel objects, ones created by the script, or as returned by activityById, activityForScreen, or panelById) provide the following read-only properties:
as well as the following read/write properties:
and the following methods:
in the widget's .desktop file
In addition to all of the above properties and functions, Panel objects also provide the folowing read/write properties:
Widgets may be enumerated by calling the widgetIds property on a Activity or Panel object. With a widget id in hand, a Widget object can be retrieved by calling widgetById(id) on an Activity or Panel object. New Widgets can be created with add addWidget(String) function provided by Activity and Panel objects.
A Widget object provides the following read-only properties:
as well as the following read-write properties:
and methods:
for the default value
Read-only properties:
Read-write properties:
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Patriots lose grip on No. 2 seed in AFC
FOXBOROUGH — It wasn't just the game the Patriots lost against the 49ers Sunday night — they also likely lost the No. 2 playoff seed in the AFC and the extra week of rest and preparation that comes with it.
The Patriots will likely be the third seed, behind Houston and Denver, with the fourth, fifth, and sixth seeds still up in the air.
The Broncos' win in Baltimore Sunday combined with New England's loss allowed Denver to move up to the second spot, which the Patriots (10-4) had been holding since Week 13. Denver is 11-3.
In order for the Patriots to overtake the Broncos, they would have to win out and Denver would have to lose one of its final two games. The Patriots would then get the No. 2 seed on head-to-head result.
But 5-9 Cleveland and 2-12 Kansas City both travel to Denver, and neither poses a strong challenge to Peyton Manning and his new team, at least on paper.
If one were going to upset the Broncos, it would more likely be the Browns, who started the season 0-4 but have gone .500 since. They have had wins over AFC North foes Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, both of which are still in the playoff hunt.
The Patriots travel to Jacksonville Sunday and close out the regular season at home against the Dolphins.
On Monday, the Patriots said there's nothing they can do now about having lost that coveted No. 2 position.
"We're not worried about that right now,'' Vince Wilfork said. "We've got two games left; the last thing we're thinking about now is seeding.''
Safety Steve Gregory said much the same after the game.
"We come out every week and we work hard all week to win a football game, and when you don't win, that's disappointing,'' he said. "The seeding and all that will play out how it plays out. We've still got a few games left here, so we'll just grind away and get on the next game.''
Another hope that the Patriots could land a bye could be getting the top seed. Currently Houston is 12-2, with a home game against Minnesota Sunday and a road game in Indianapolis to finish its schedule.
Were the Texans to lose both games, the Broncos to lose one, and the Patriots to win both of theirs, all three would finish 12-4.
In that scenario, far-fetched though it may be, New England would get the No. 1 seed by virtue of its wins against both Denver and Houston.
If, as the odds would suggest, New England remains the third seed, it would host a wild-card game the weekend of Jan. 6. Right now, that opponent would be the Bengals, but the AFC North titlist has not been determined and Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh are all still in the running.
The Ravens clinched a playoff berth Sunday despite their loss.
There is also the chance that New England might prefer being the fourth seed to get a more favorable matchup. We've seen that happen before, in 2005, when Matt Cassel played the final three quarters of the finale against Miami, and New England lost.
The Patriots slipped to the fourth seed, and hosted and drubbed the Jaguars in the opening round before falling to Denver on the road a week later.
Having to play in the wild-card round is not a kiss of death: five of the last seven Super Bowl champions had to play on the opening weekend of the postseason. Only the Steelers (2008) and Saints (2009) won it all with a first-round bye.
Regardless of the permutations, the Patriots are professing to do what they do best: look only at the game right in front of them.
"We just have to get back to doing things the way we know how to do it. It starts on the practice field: prepare, prepare well and execute well,'' Wilfork said. "That's what it comes back to. We're going to take this game [in Jacksonville] just like any other game.
"We're going to move on after this, make the corrections and move on. That's all you can do.''


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Zoonotic diseases, those transmitted between humans and animals, will be the focus of a program offered during Ohio State University's Farm Science Review, near London, OH.
Armando Hoet, director of the Veterinary Public Health Program within Ohio State's College of Veterinary Medicine Public Health Program, will discuss the diseases that can move from humans to animals, and vice versa, and how to prevent this transmission, during his presentation, "Can your animals make you sick?" The discussion will be offered at 2 p.m. Sept. 18 and 1:40 p.m. Sept. 19, as part of the daily Question the Authorities series.
Hoet says humans often are portrayed as "victims" when it comes to zoonotic diseases, but in reality, the illnesses can pass either direction.
"The truth is, you are more likely to get an infectious disease from another human than from an animal," Hoet explains. "Plus, we are also an important source of infectious agents to animals, as many of our own infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis, multidrug resistant Staphylococcus aureus or MRSA, and intestinal pathogens, just to name a few, can be passed from humans to animals, making them sick."
In the past 60 years, more than 70% of all newly emerging infectious diseases in humans have originated from animals. Examples of these are avian influenza, SARS, West Nile virus, hantavirus, porcine hepatitis E and livestock associated MRSA or LA-MRSA.
"It makes sense to cover a topic about the transmission of infectious diseases from animals to humans with people attending the Farm Science Review, as they work or interact on a daily basis with animals during their routine activities on the farm," Hoet says.
He will focus his talk on LA-MRSA, which has increased in prevalence in different animal populations around the world and is now being reported among U.S. animals. Staph bacterium are commonly present on the skin, nose and other locations of the human body, and rarely in animals. Staph infections in humans are typically easily treated with common antibiotics such as penicillin or amoxicillin.
However, some groups of Staph have become resistant to all the typical antibiotics used as the first line of defense to treat these infections, Hoet says.
"These MRSA are very difficult and expensive to treat," he says. "It is very, very important to highlight that MRSA is a primary human pathogen that is now 'spilling over' to the animal side, but once animals are infected with MRSA, they can pass along such superbugs to other individuals, including humans and animals."
Because staph infections, specifically MRSA, are increasing in number in different animal populations, it is ever more important that animal handlers learn how this superbug can be transmitted, so they can learn how to protect themselves and their animals, Hoet says. His Farm Science Review conversation will focus on learning about zoonotic diseases, and also how to minimize the risk of transmission from animals to humans by applying common-sense practices that can effectively protect the individuals handling animals and their families.
"The take-home message will be to learn personal hygiene and good practices at the farm level when working with animals," Hoet says. "This way people will be able to significantly decrease the risk of acquiring MRSA infections."
People mainly get MRSA from animals through direct contact with an infected animal.
"There has to be a major breakdown in the personal hygiene of the individuals who are being exposed for them to acquire a MRSA infection, which is why we will emphasize a lot during our presentation about the regular application of good personal hygiene practices during your interaction with animals," he says.
Pigs are frequently colonized with staph strains. Therefore, hog farm workers must be very cautious in regards to personal hygiene and personal biosecurity, Hoet says.
Turkeys and some exotic birds have been reported to carry MRSA in their skin. And horses have been reported to have a unique strain of MRSA.
"In any case, you always have to be aware of your personal hygiene when working with animals, so you can minimize the risk of zoonotic transmission of infectious diseases," he says.
Farm Science Review is sponsored by Ohio State's College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences, OSU Extension, and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center. Pre-show tickets are $5 at all OSU Extension county offices. Tickets are also available at local agribusinesses. Tickets are $8 at the gate. Children 5 and younger are admitted free. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 18-19 and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 20.
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A comparative discussion tour for youth
To help celebrate Youth Week 2013, join us for a fun tour of two exhibitions where emotion runs high – ARTEXPRESS 2013 and We used to talk about love.
This tour encourages participants to express their responses to artworks in a fun and reflective way.
Meet at the information desk.
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Free, bookings required
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Duration 1 hour
Location: Information desk
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Bearbricks or Be@rbricks were created by the Japanese toy company Medicom. This type of toy has become very popular over the past decade. Bearbrick toys got their name when Medicom combined the words 'Bear' and 'Kubrick'. A Kubrick toy has a shape that resembles a human body. A Bearbrick toy has a body that resembles the shape of a human body, but a head that resembles that of a bear.
Bearbrick toys first came to the market in 2001, and were an instant hit. Today Medicom produces many different types of this toy, ranging from comic book heroes such as Batman to more generic designs. A great deal of thought and effort goes into creating these toys, and Medicom toy company have even collaborated with designers such as Karl Lagerfeld, Levis, Gucci, Channel, Nike, Adidas, to name a few. Other previously unknown artists and illustrators have risen to fame through their input on designing Bearbricks.
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Medicom Toy Company is a Japanese toy manufacturer that created the Kubrick toys and Bearbrick toys. It was founded in 1996. The company has six different areas that it concentrates on, but one of its most popular is the Bearbrick toy range. However, its Real Action Hero (RAH) line of products remains very popular, as does the Kubrick range. Most of the toys are limited edition and some have gone on to become collector's items and fetch large amounts at auction.


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The company was established 17 years ago. The main objective was the sale of accessories for interior decoration. Fruit of the whole team effort, the concept of our work has evolved, seeking to assure our customers a range of top quality products, differentiated in a personalized way. With the evolution were naturally created three business areas divided by brands: the studio Amber Road - the project; Casa & Cpa - retail; the Ideal decoration - the professional area where we started in 1997. This separation of business areas allowed us to be quicker and successful deliverying quality to our customers. The environments which result from our experience speak for themselves.
On the horizon, we have a number of projects we want to see implemented and put into practice, namely continue to open targeted stores to the individual consumer in the field 'Casa & Cpa', while we are committed to achieving more residential projects and hotels.
To the insignia 'Amber Road' is due to open a new plant in Casablanca later this year 2015, which will follow the footsteps of the opening of the new showroom of Rosa Araújo 59 in Lisbon.
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NCAA Division III Swimming/Diving Championships
Thursday-Saturday, March 18-21, 2009
University of Minnesota
Men's Final Standings: 17th place (57 points)
Women's Final Standings: 18th place (37 points)
* First thru eighth place is NCAA All-American
* Ninth thru 16th place is NCAA Honorable Mention All-American
Laura Ansilio
senior from Western Springs, Ill. (Lyons Township HS)
50-yard freestyle, 29th in prelims (:24.16), did not advance
100-yard freestyle, 11th place, :51.35
200-yard freestyle, 21st in prelims (1:53.33), did not advance
Brittaney Reest Delo
senior from Holland (West Ottawa HS)
100-yard backstroke, 26th in prelims (:58.33), did not advance
200-yard backstroke, 24th in prelims (2:06.67), did not advance
Meghan DeWees
senior from Bay Village, Ohio (Bay HS)
100-yard backstroke, 38th in prelims (:58.33), did not advance
Matt Gregory
freshman from St. Joseph (St. Joseph)
100-yard butterfly, 34th in prelims (:51.16), did not advance
200-yard butterfly, 19th in prelims (1:51.85), did not advance
Phil Heyboer
junior from Zeeland (Holland Christian HS)
200-yard individual medley, 17th in prelims (1:52.83), did not advance
400-yard individual medley, 12th place, 4:01.60 (prelim 4:00.63)
200-yard backstroke, 29th in prelims, 1:53.17, did not advance
Brandon King
junior from Willowbrook, Ill. (Hinsdale Twp. Central HS)
100-yard breaststroke, 39th in prelims (:58.60), did not advance
Stephen Kurti
senior from Battle Creek (Battle Creek Lakeview HS)
member of 200-yard freestyle relay (see below)
Ryan Nelis
junior from Holland (West Ottawa HS)
200-yard individual medley, 35th in prelims (1:54.95), did not advance
100-yard butterfly, 14th place, :49.47
200-yard butterfly, 15th place, 1:52.28
Matt Rose
junior from Grandville (Grandville HS)
50-yard freestyle, 39th in prelims (:21.07), did not advance
100-yard freestyle, 32nd in prelims (:46.00), did not advance
100-yard backstroke, 34th in prelims (:52.72), did not advance
Mitch Ruch
junior from Zeeland (Zeeland West HS)
100-yard backstroke, 23rd in prelims (:51.64), did not advance
200-yard backstroke, 10th place, 1:50.54
Jeff Shade
freshman from Davison (Davison HS)
500-yard freestyle, 39th in prelims (4:40.89), did not advance
1,650-yard freestyle, 18th place, 15:59.35, Hope College record
Sarah Sohn
freshman from Arlington Heights, Ill. (Prospect HS)
400-yard individual medley, 16th place, 4:37.76 (prelim 4:33.11)
200-yard butterfly, 20th in prelims, 2:05.50, did not advance
1650-yard freestyle, 20th place, 17:29.67
Christina Vogelzang
junior from Holland (Holland Christian HS)
50-yard freestyle, 47th in prelims (:24.49), did not advance
100-yard freestyle, 29th in prelims (:52.44), did not advance
200-yard freestyle, 44th in prelims (1:55.10), did not advance
Ryan Vogelzang
senior from Holland (Holland Christian HS)
50-yard freestyle, 15th place, :20.71 (prelims :20.45)
100-yard freestyle, 38th in prelims, :46.09, did not advance
Aaron Welsch
junior from St. Peters, Mo. (Ft. Zumwalt South HS)
50-yard freestyle, 25th in prelims (:20.80), did not advance
100-yard freestyle, 27th in prelims (:45.71), did not advance
men's 200-yard freestyle relay, 11th place, 1:22.57
Ryan Vogelzang, Aaron Welsch, Matt Rose, Stephen Kurti
women's 200-yard freestyle relay, 11th place, 1:36.62
Laura Ansilio, Christina Vogelzang, Brittaney Reest Delo, Meghan DeWees
men's 400-yard freestyle relay, 12th place, 3:02.46
Ryan Nelis, Ryan Vogelzang, Aaron Welsch, Matt Rose
women's 400-yard freestyle relay, 11th place, 3:29.54
Laura Ansilio, Christina Vogelzang, Brittaney Reest Delo, Meghan DeWees
men's 800-yard freestyle relay, 20th place, 6:56.03
Matt Rose, Aaron Welsch, Phil Neyboer, Ryan Nelis
women's 800-yard freestyle relay, 14th place, 7:42.97
Laura Ansilio, Sarah Sohn, Christina Vogelzang, Brittaney Reest Delo
men's 200-yard medley relay, 15th place, 1:32.67
Ryan Nelis, Ryan Vogelzang, Mitch Ruch, Brandon King
women's 200-yard medley relay, 18th in prelims, 1:49.12, did not advance
Laura Ansilio, Sarah Sohn, Brittaney Reest Delo, Christina Vogelzang
men's 400-yard medley relay, 12th place, 3:22.31 (Hope record)
Ryan Nelis, Matt Rose, Brandon King, Mitch Ruch


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The Cultural Studies program admits students only for Autumn Quarter of each year. Applicants are encouraged to begin the application process at any time, but their applications will only be reviewed once they are complete and after the deadline.
The Admissions Committee considers several criteria when evaluating prospective students, including professional goals, writing ability, previous academic experience and performance, work history, the applicant's academic strengths and weaknesses, and the overall likelihood to succeed in the program.
The application to the MA in Cultural Studies is submitted electronically. The first step is to open an application account on the Graduate School website. Then you can upload application materials, designate recommenders, track the receipt of paper and electronic documents, pay the application fee, and submit all materials for review. Your application is not reviewed until all items have been received and you have completed the application electronically. The application can be saved multiple times while in progress.
The complete set of materials that you will be required to submit are as follows:
Once you create a new applicant profile and a new application, choose Cultural Studies - (MACS) - Bothell Campus and the quarter for which you are applying.
There is not a specific undergraduate degree necessary to be considered for the Cultural Studies program, and students who hold a bachelor's degree in any undergraduate discipline are encouraged to apply.
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The GRE is not required for admission to the Cultural Studies program.
Report all post-secondary schools you have attended, even if you did not earn a degree. At the time of application, U.S. citizens, Permanent Residents, and Immigrants only need to upload unofficial transcripts to the application site. If these applicants are offered admission, the UW Graduate School will verify the authenticity of the degree(s) earned. International applicants and applicants who have earned degrees outside the US should be prepared to submit official transcripts to the Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences Graduate Office.
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Students interested in taking Cultural Studies or Policy Studies electives in Graduate Non-Matriculated status before their program begins should contact the IAS Graduate Office.
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At this time all classes are classroom-based and there are not currently online classes offered. There is not currently a part-time option in place for the Cultural Studies program. Students are expected to take 10 credits per quarter.
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