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JVP Rabbinical council on charges against Irvine 11
Whoever is able to protest against the transgressions of his own family and does not do so is held responsible and liable for the transgressions of his family. Whoever is able to protest against the transgressions of the people of his community and does not do so is liable for the transgressions of his community. Whoever is able to protest against the transgressions of the entire world and does not do so is liable for the transgressions of the entire world.
- Babylonian Talmud Shabbat 54b
We, the rabbis of Jewish Voice for Peace, stand in solidarity with the Irvine 11's right to engage in civil disobedience, one of America's most sacred democratic principles. We urge the District Attorney's office of Orange County to immediately stop efforts to criminalize the actions of these Muslim students who, in the long-standing tradition of non-violent activism for social justice, protested the speech of the Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., Michael Oren.
It is clear that there are double standards for protest in the United States. Last November, the members of Young, Jewish and Proud, the young activist arm of Jewish Voice for Peace, were let go after similarly disrupting a speech by the Israeli Prime Minister in front of a much larger audience in New Orleans. Instead of facing sanctions or criminal charges, their actions were lauded by many writers in Israeli and Jewish papers and news outlets across the world. In stark contrast, 11 Muslim students faced unprecedented sanctions both at the University of California and now from the office of the District Attorney which has empaneled a grand jury.
Apart from being deeply concerned by the actions of the Orange County District Attorney's Office, we want to express our support for the message of those who interrupted Ambassador Oren. We believe that four decades of the Israeli Occupation of Palestine calls us to interrupt business as usual. Students that stood in public and voiced their passionate concern over policies of siege, home demolition, targeted destruction of infrastructure and ongoing dispossession of people from their land had a right to confront Ambassador Oren, and hold him and his government accountable for actions that were deemed as war crimes by the Goldstone Report. We believe we have an obligation, according to the dictates of our tradition, to raise our voices in protest of policies that violate international and humanitarian law, especially when they are carried out in our name.
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Will we ever know the full wildlife toll of the BP oil spill?Jeremy Hance
June 08, 2010
Due to the photos, birds, especially the brown pelican, have become the symbol of the spill to date. But while dozens of birds have been brought to rescue stations covered in oil, the vast majority will die out at sea far from human eyes and snapping cameras, according to Sharon Taylor a vet with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Taylor told the AFP that the 550 dead oiled birds have been found to date, but that was likely a "small number" of the total.
Some marsh bird species are also unlikely to ever be found. Melanie Driscoll of the National Audubon Society told the AP that some species inhabiting Louisiana's marshes will simply disappear like the clapper rail, the seaside sparrow, and the mottled duck. Yet, as much press as the birds are receiving their suffering and deaths are merely a drop in the bucket of the damage that is happening across the gulf.
Oiled brown pelicans captured at Grand Isle, Louisiana on Thursda, June 3, 2010 wait to be cleaned of Gulf spill crude at The Fort Jackson Wildlife Care Center in Buras, Louisiana. Photo courtesy of International Bird Rescue Research Center.
Conservationists fear that one victim of the oil spill will be the smalltooth sawfish, which is listed as Critically Endangered by the IUCN Red List. Devastated by fisheries—both as a targeted species and as bycatch—the species has plunged to between 1-5 percent of its historic population. Could the oil spill lead to its extinction? No one knows and it will be years before researchers are able to determine how the sawfish fares against this latest catastrophe.
People have found perished sea turtles in the hundreds (far higher number than usual), yet it's impossible to know how many sea turtles are dying in the sea without their bodies washing ashore.
The Gulf of Mexico also has a resident population of some 1600 sperm whales. Little-studied and mysterious, sperm whales inhabit deep waters and it's unlikely their corpses will ever wash up on land. Celine Godard-Codding, an environmental toxicologist at Texas Tech University, recently told National Geographic that if the oil exposure kills just three sperm whale individuals it could affect the population's long term survival, given that the whales are slow breeding. Sperm whales are listed as Vulnerable by the IUCN Red List: drowning in nets and pollution are thought to be the biggest killers.
Still photo of live feed of Gulf oil spill in cooperation with BP. Photo courtesy of the US government.
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Oil at deep water is of grave concern for the entire marine ecosystem, which is one reason why BP is denying scientists' reports of 'oil plumes' far beneath the surface. Coral reefs, the rainforests of the marine world in terms of biodiversity, could be suffocated by oil coating.
"Unfortunately, the depth at which the oil is coming out of the well is home to the greatest diversity of species in the entire Gulf region," Thomas Shirley of the Harte Research Institute explained to Spiegel Online.
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Avena Botanicals is a thriving small business in midcoast Maine where each person working within its rhythm plays an integral role in the co-creation process of providing high quality herbal products from seed to bottle. We are an herbal apothecary that has offered a variety of hand-crafted herbal remedies for the past 29 years and most of our products are made with herbs grown and hand-harvested from our own biodynamic, organic gardens in Rockport, Maine. This beautiful three-acre garden provides an abundance of certified biodynamic herbs for the apothecary, serves as a classroom for the community, offers nectar-producing flowers for pollinators & migrators and is a peaceful place for visitors to renew their spirit and find healing in nature.
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Epoxyethane belongs to a class of chemicals called heterocyclic compounds. These compounds are cyclic structures in which one (or more) of the ring atoms is a hetero atom, that is, an atom of an element other than carbon. In the laboratory, epoxyethane is prepared by reacting 1‐chloro‐2‐hydroxyethane with a base.
The mechanism for this reaction starts with the base reacting with the acidic hydrogen of the OH group.
The oxygen anion is then attracted to the carbon that is bonded to the chlorine atom. This carbon bears a strong partial positive charge due to the great differences in electronegativity between the carbon and chlorine atoms.
As can be seen in the structural formula above, the oxygen atom must be located anti to the departing chlorine atom for the reaction to occur. The overall reaction is a syn addition.
A third method of preparing epoxyethane is by the reaction of an alkene with peroxy acids.
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stormsurvivor, Thanks. I will probably keep my 9530 for a while. It does still do the basics that I need. The browser could be faster, but I have a computer for that. I was tempted to look at the rumored Iphone 5. But even Apple disappoints these days. Hopefully I will not become an Idweeb, but RIM may drive me to it eventually. It will be interesting t see if RIM will survive, or be gobbled up by somebody. Tech companies come and go.
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Look Mum, no hands! Two monkeys have managed to use brain power to control a robotic arm to feed themselves. The feat marks the first time a brain-controlled prosthetic limb has been wielded to perform a practical task.
Previous demonstrations in monkeys and humans have tapped into the brain to control computer cursors and virtual worlds, and even to clench a robot hand. But complicated physical activities like eating are "a completely different ball game", says Andrew Schwartz, a neurological engineer at the University of Pittsburgh, who led the new research.
Tests with humans are being prepared in numerous labs, but experts caution that brain-controlled robotic limbs are far from freeing paraplegics from their wheelchairs or giving amputees their limbs back.
Wired for action
Most people who become paralysed or lose limbs retain the mental dexterity to perform physical actions. And by tapping into a region of the brain responsible for movement - the motor cortex - researchers can decode a person's intentions and translate them into action with a prosthetic.
This had been done mostly with monkeys and in virtual worlds or with simple movements, such as reaching out a hand. But two years ago, an American team hacked into the brain of a patient with no control over his arms to direct a computer cursor and a simple robotic arm.
Schwartz's team extracted even more complicated information from the brains of two rhesus macaques by reading the electrical pulses of about 100 brain cells. Normally, millions of neurons fire when we lift an arm or grab a snack, but the signals from a handful of cells are enough to capture the basics, Schwartz says.
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His macaques controlled a robotic arm that moved at the shoulder and elbow and could clench and open its hand.
To train the monkeys, the researchers first recorded their brain activity as they controlled the robotic arm with a joystick. Once the monkeys had learned to feed themselves in this way, Schwartz's team secured their arms and made them rely on controlling the robot with their brain.
To avoid frustrating the animals during their first attempts, the researchers partially guided the robot themselves. Gradually, these training aids were dispensed with, and after three weeks the monkeys had mastered the robotic arm.
In tests where a monkey had to grab marshmallows or grapes and feed himself, one monkey succeeded 61% of the time, often reaching for another treat while still chewing on the last one. The animals manoeuvred the arm around obstacles and readjusted its path when researchers moved the food.
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"It's impressive how naturally the animal interacts with the robot," says John Kalaska, a neuroscientist at the University of Montreal. "It's a natural extension of their own body because they control it so easily just by thinking."
He says Schwartz's gradual and assisted approach to training the monkeys is likely to work with neural prosthetics in human patients.
However, treatments for people with disabilities are still years away. Schwartz's robotic arm requires computers, bulky equipment and a technician, and brain-implanted electrodes may not last a lifetime. And ideally, a prosthetic would send tactile sensations back to the brain - a challenge scientists are only beginning to tackle.
"It's a long way yet to go," Kalaska says.
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More than 50 floats, festooned with garland and topped with holiday scenes, will wind their way around the downtown square during the annual holiday parade Saturday. The parade will begin at 11 a.m. and coincides with a number of holiday events in the city.
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The 2011 Bentonville Holiday Parade will follow the same route it has in previous years.
• The parade will begin at 11 a.m. at the corner of Main and Southwest Eighth streets.
• Floats will travel north on Main Street to the square.
• The parade will turn left just north of the square onto Northwest Second Street.
• The parade will finish up near the Midtown Shopping Center at the corner of Northwest A and Northwest Second streets.
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Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Some of the best roads in the east..
Oddometer: 30,079
Oct.. BWDR campout gathering..
This was the week that we got our first set of metal kitchen cabinets.. So we had to go in the big rig…
We had spent our first night at OnandOff's and Rosie's house…Thank you again for your hospitality..
We really had a wonderful time…And after having fresh Brussels sprouts at your place.. They are on my menu..Yes that was one veggy that I didn't like.. But fresh ones are good….
The next morning we headed to the BWDR compound.. We had arrived before anyone else ,that we could see..
Gave Blooch a call to find that he and Wayne was shopping. And would be back soon..
Then 6USMC6 and Muffymonster showed up .. And we couldn't help but not laugh at this blue Wally world sack swinging back and forth on the back of Mikes' bike !! Hey Mike WTH are ya doing …
Carrying a sack like that …. He said people kept giving him funny looks .. That sack started on the top of the pile on the bike… Well the good thing is it didn't break .. And it cause any woes..
The lower area of the BWDR river home.. That pile of wood is the bonfire site ..
Once Blooch and Wayne showed .. Wayne go to work on brush hogging..
We helped get the Kegerator up and running…I think that's what he called it. What ever I'm not a real beer drinker.. I'm a light weight when it comes to beer.. Give me Whiskey or Scotch. I can do that all night…
LOL ya got love this sign and Steins,,,,
WJ was having a blast with the Kubota..
Wow that is one serious brush pile for a fire…
We walked down to the river to see where we might put our tent for a night..
And chatted with Mike & Mary…
The next few photos are of the Shenandoah River…
I liked this one…
The water was nice and clear…
Everyone was going to float on Sat.. Too bad we couldn't stay longer…
Loftus and Holley sure have a nice place….
Wayne's tent and Kado is buddy …He on the far right ….
But he is always keeping a weary eye on the stuff.
Now you knew I would get a tree shot in here some were..
Blooch was really digging his new work toy… It could get in to place that the tractor could not..
What a cool thing and it was also self propelled..
A BWDR rider .. Contemplating his path down the grassy slope..
There were 2 ways to get down the bottom..
Banshee arrives!!!
Some beautiful critters… The Springbok is a favorite of mine ?
And I want to say this is a Hartebeest?? It's one of the fastest antelopes and most enduring ...
You'll just never know what I might take a pic of…
This Gemsbok was so pretty…It is one of the most striking of the gazelles..
Katydid what did Katie do ..
One more shot of the river and a tree…Sure does make ya want to drop a line in …
Kado greeting another rider..
VACommuter arrived too with his hack…
It was time for us all to go out to eat.. It was El Paso night…
HB checking out the menu…But Blooch suggested what he should get..
A fast group shot.. Ok didn't get the whole group..
I have a thing for wall art/murals…
Well this calendar has ended.. And with out a hitch… We are still here !!!
MarkO not wanting to be seen .. Too bad gotcha ya…
MarkO was enjoying his beer….This is good I'm glad I'm NOT driving…
A photo of the other end of the table…
Designator drivers…
My salad… It was very good..
This is what just about 90% of everyone at the table had .As Did HB..I don't remember what it was..
We all had good meals… That had to have been the best ElPaso we have ever eaten in..
Now we are back at the BWDR ….
A Zebra tail !!!
Oh boy what cool skulls !!!!
When Holley heard that we were only spending 1 night she and Loftus invited us to stay in the big house Heck we had our sleeping bags … So that worked out great…We didn't have a pack a wet tent up
in the morning…
We hit the road not to early I think we pulled out about 10 am… With the trailer loaded of cabinets…
All was going well till one of our stops… The truck didn't sound right when we restarted it..
You guessed it the battery went.. We have had this truck since 06.. So I guess it was time for another battery. Thank goodness it has 2 .. Only one was going bad.. So we just never shut the truck off till we made it home… The next day we got a new battery…
We really had a nice time with our BWDR friends…
Till the next time…Keep an eye out for the Fall colour ride and the wedding …
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Check it from time to time as I'm always adding to it..
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yay for me. WOW thats way far away..thats not a road trip thats a flight.. or do they ferry between the mainland and the island (which i didn't know there were islands to canada ) you learn somethin new everyday!!!
It is a shorter flight from Newfoundland to the UK than it is from Newfoundland to Los Angeles.
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Lehigh students choose their majors for many different reasons: a long-standing passion, a new interest, family tradition. And sometimes, like Melissa Goleb, they're inspired by personal experience.
Goleb has Type 1 diabetes and she's worn an insulin pump since she was in fifth grade. "I've seen firsthand how great medical devices can allow people to live normal lives," she says. "I'd like to help people in the same way."
She is majoring in bioengineering, with a concentration in bioelectronics. She eventually wants to get a master's degree in the field and work for a product development company that manufactures medical devices like her insulin pump.
Over the summer, Goleb received an undergraduate research fellowship at the National Institute of Standards and Technology near her hometown of Gaithersburg, Md. At NIST, she studied carbon nanotubes and their interaction with proteins in the body.
She is continuing that research with Professor H. Daniel Ou-Yang in the physics department. She's using fluorescent correlation spectroscopy techniques to make optical trapping devices to separate the nanotubes and examining their reactions to aqueous environments so they can be used in the human body.
"It feels awesome to research in the lab," Goleb says. "It allows me to collect data that could lead to publication, and working with graduate students introduces me to the various professional paths that I can take."
In addition to working in Prof. Ou-Yang's lab, Goleb is a member of the Rossin Junior Fellows, the engineering society at Lehigh. The group gives tours to prospective students, offers tutoring sessions, runs Engineering Days and does community service.
One of the main activities of the Rossin Junior Fellows is Canstruction, a contest to build large structures out of cans of foods. The Fellows work with students from Bethlehem's Broughal Middle School, and the food is donated to a local food bank.
Goleb also belongs to the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority, where she is the vice president of scholarship. Last year, she was the sorority's philanthropy chair.
"My favorite thing about Lehigh," says Goleb, "is the friends I've made here. I like the small classes and the warm vibe. I've never felt overwhelmed by competition in class, and it's small enough that you know everyone, but not too small. Lehigh is such a great community-over the summer, I was so excited to come back because it feels like home."
What is your favorite spot in Bethlehem? The canal towpath for running.
What is your favorite place to eat on campus? Rathbone because you can see all your friends there!
What is your favorite building on campus? It's a tie between Packard Lab because of its history and the STEPS building because it's so new and beautiful.


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Apple has seeded a new beta of iOS 6.1 to developers for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. It was widely expected that Apple would release either a GM or a fifth beta this weekend since the current fourth beta for 6.1 expires on Monday.
Developers can download the ipsw from the developer center. It should be available via Software Update shortly.
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odedo1 - January 27, 2013 at 8:32am
Apple is playing with all you guys who got new devices or upgraded to iOS 6 to delay the jailbreak from coming out, never before there was a Beta 5 it always went from beta 4 to gold master meaning ready for release! Im so happy i still got my iphone 4S and iPad 3 running 5.1.1 i really feel bad for you guys waiting longer then 6 month for a jailbreak i couldn't do that a idevice which is not jailborken is boring as hell.
Drew - January 27, 2013 at 3:01pm
That may be true or it could be they are having trouble fixing the bugs people are having with the current version. The jailbreak isn't as important as fixing the problem with the battery issue and wifi. So jump to conclusions if you like but remember not everyone is concerned with a jailbreak.
Tzvi Filler - January 27, 2013 at 5:14am
When will I be able to get this thru software update on my device???
odedo1 - January 27, 2013 at 8:36am
read the article it shows you where to get it fool.
odedo1 - January 27, 2013 at 8:39am
sorry didn't mean to say fool but try using a computer and click on your device or just google for it.
Tzvi Filler - January 27, 2013 at 1:20pm
It's not available
Asphalter - January 27, 2013 at 4:00am
From Twitter: winocm @winocm Looks like iOS 6.1b5 isn't a beta, it activates without developer registration and has no ReleaseType lockdown keys. Stefan Esser @i0n1c Interesting thing about the iOS 6.1 Beta 5 release is that it has the build ID of a final, not that of a beta.
Amir - January 27, 2013 at 2:36am
Does anyone know where to download the beta from other than apple dev site ??
Apple Sucks! - January 27, 2013 at 2:01am
Ok, switched to s3 baby...screw Apple!
terrance&philip - January 27, 2013 at 3:49pm
Then why visit this site and post useless comments . loser
Cgibbs - January 27, 2013 at 1:46am
Well "boss" I was just wondering because now we are waiting on a gm release. I was hoping we would get the gm today. Maybe the expiration In the beta will give us a time frame for the gm release. Thanks for the laugh dip shit.
Boss - January 27, 2013 at 2:07am
You're such an apple monkey.. Go save the world with GM..
Ignore him - January 27, 2013 at 2:11am
Just ignore Boss. He probably sits in his parents basement just trying to stir shit up. He has no life so he resorts to being an ass here.
Stfu - January 27, 2013 at 1:26am
He asked a simple question. No need to be hateful or rude!!
Cgibbs - January 27, 2013 at 1:16am
So when does beta 5 expire?
derrick - January 27, 2013 at 7:03am
The iOS 6.1 Beta 4 Expires On Monday The 28th Of January 2013(: You Can Restore Your iDevice in Itunes To Your Previous iOS Without Losing Data Until You Can Get Your Hands on The 6.1 Beta 5 ipsw Though!(:
derrick - January 27, 2013 at 7:05am
The iOS 6.1 Beta 5 Is Said To Turn Out To Not Even Be A Beta So My Thought Is It Won't Expire
go back to school - January 27, 2013 at 9:04pm
Since when do we capitalize the first letter of every word?
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In my birthday thread (please dont be ###### and congrad me here just because the screenshot is of my birthday thread; I HATE hypocrisy like that.) I noticed that the like button does not appear on Firefox 26 and does in IE9 on Windows 7.
I cannot confirm if this is pre or post the latest update.
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The long-rumoured and now reality Google TV is finally at the stage where Google is comfortable releasing specific details on how the service will work. Google's latest Youtube video (below) shows how Google TV will manage your digital recordings and merge this functionality with a Web browser. At the core of the system will be Google search, which will allow users to find specific TV shows, movies and web content in the same search window.
Google has confirmed that the device will come pre-built in some TVs - Sony is a key partner in Google TV development - or via a separate set top box. The box itself will likely feature Intel's low cost, low heat, Atom CPU.
Using the main search bar on the TV, you can search for channels and pre-recorded shows, in the same way you might use a PC to search for files. Google are pushing the idea that you'll use the system for games, photos and music.A custom home screen allows users to define their favourite TV channels and other content in the same way you might custom fit your Google web apps on your homepage. To its credit, the tidy interface is typical of Google's minimalist design style, and reminds us of the Chrome browser. However, Google is yet to provide more detail on how TV content will be recorded, whether the box will ship with a hard disk and if it will work with other IPTV devices such as Fetch TV and more recently, Telstra's T-Box.
According to the video, Google TV is expected to release during the September to November quarter this year in the US.
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On Wednesday 28 January 2004 11:18 pm, Samuel N. Merritt wrote:
> Something that plays nicely with this is to set
> local_recipient_maps = $alias_maps, unix:passwd.byname
> so that messages to invalid recipients get rejected in the SMTP
> conversation. By default on Debian Woody (postfix 1.1.11), messages get
> accepted for any user, and if the user is invalid, Postfix generates a
> bounce message and sends it out.
> Rejecting the message early saves 2*(message size) in bandwidth. This
> gets significant with large worms.
Interesting! Although for me this does not really apply,
as all my published domains are virtual domains, for which
Postfix already rejects invalid users at SMTP time.
> Note that this is now the default in Postfix 2.0. (About time, IMHO.) It
> used to be a FAQ back in the Postfix 1.x days, but it took me a fair bit
> of Googling before I found an old Postfix 1.x FAQ that explained it.
> That old FAQ is at
> <http://www.muehlgasse.de/doc/packages/pfixtls/html/faq.html>.
Nice link - a good one to bookmark.
By the way. a quick check tells me that since Sunday afternoon
my server has rejected 2,664 attempts to deliver the MyDoom/Novarg
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According to the Iowa Department of Corrections, Allen L. Hall, 69, died in the IMCC Hospice Care Unit due to complications with colon cancer. Hall had been serving a life sentence for first-degree murder out of Jasper County since 1972.
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ZAMBIA's top chess player Daniel Jere at the weekend won the Lusaka Province Chess Association (LPCA) monthly tournament after fending off tough competition from 19 other players.
Jere, the 2011 Zambian Sportsman-of-the-Year, took the A Category title after finishing top with six points from a possible seven, losing just one game throughout the tournament to Kennedy Katowa in the second round.
Katowa finished in a disappointing 11th place with three points in the A Category that was made up of the best 20 ranked players in the LPCA structure.
Taking second place was Thomas Zulu, who finished with five points, while January 2013 champion Gillian Bwalya surrendered the title after finishing in third place with five points.
LPCA treasurer Andrew Kayonde described the tournament as exciting and highly competitive, adding that the changing of champions from month to month was a positive attribute.
Kayonde said the LPCA February tournament attracted 97 players with the other 77 playing the B Category, which is made up of players outside the top-20 but the worst three from the A Category every month being relegated to the B Category from which the best three go to the top tier.
The three who fell off the top tier were Jackson Chansa, Joshua Mulauzi and Kelvin Chumfwa while their places were replaced by enterprising Kiddy Makwaya, who was simply invincible in the B Section where he finished as winner with six points.
Also finishing on six points and joining Makwaya in the A Section was Oswald Tembo and David Kakokma, who won the four-way weaker tie breaker on 5.5 points.
Moses Kangwa, Gift Bwalya and Brian Mulenga lost out despite finishing on 5.5 points.
As Makwaya was being elevated to the top tier, he was still in line to pick up one more award as he took the best over-40 years players award with his six points while national female star Lorita Mwango took the best female player award after garnering 4.5 points.
The best under-15 boys' player was Chanda Musenge, who finished with three points while the same award in the girls' category was picked up by Natasha Chileshe, who finished with two points.


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Fifty Shades of Grey Casts Its Screenwriter
This lucky wordsmith is about to get in touch with her sexy side.
After narrowing their field of possibilities down to four, Universal Pictures and Focus Features have tapped screenwriter Kelly Marcel to write the script for the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey film adaptation.
Best known for penning the short-lived FOX series Terra Nova and an upcoming Tom Hanks movie called Saving Mr. Banks, Kelly is well qualified to take on E. L. James's erotic pop culture juggernaut.
Producer Dana Brunetti gushes (via The Wrap), "We were all taken with the depth and passion of Kelly's engagement with the characters and world E. L. James has created, and we knew she was the right person to augment our Fifty Shades family."
Our apologies to American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis, who was gunning for the screenwriter gig on Twitter. His Christian would've been seriously intense.
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On Friday night, May 6, 2011 residents of Pushmataha County gathered together at the 2011 American Cancer Society Relay For Life of Pushmataha County at the Antlers Bearcats Football Stadium. This years Relay held a much different ambiance as it felt much less chaotic than the previous years and it returned once again to the great outdoors where it belongs.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 the new acting Mayor of Antlers, Mike Burrage, did his first official task in this position. Mayor Burrage declared the week of May 9th to May 15th to be Hospital Week in Antlers, to correlate with National Hospital Week that runs during the same week.
The Rattan Rams also headed to the State Tournament for Class A Baseball in Oklahoma City on Thursday, May 5, 2011. Previous to State they had won their Regional Tournament on their home field by beating out three other teams.
On Tuesday, May 3, 2011 the Rattan High School Lady Rams Softball Team headed for the Class 3A State Tournament in Oklahoma City.
Not only did they win the Regional Tournament the week before but there were recognized not only for their athletic abilities but also for their academic success as well. At the State Tournament they were presented the Academic Achievement Award for having the highest GPA (grade point average) in Class 3A play. The team had an overall GPA of 3.888 for the year.
Roger Mills Neese, 77, of Sayre passed away on Sunday, May 1, 2011 in Antlers. Graveside services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, May 3, 2011 at Oddfellows Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Mills & Coffey Funeral Home of Antlers.
Janice Kay Bell, 68, of Clayton passed away Thursday, April 28, 2011 at her residence. Memorial services were held at the Clayton Funeral Home Chapel at 2:00 pm on Monday, May 2, 2011 with Mike Smith officiating. Interment followed at Clayton Old Town Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to Clayton Funeral Home of Clayton.
Beverly Jean Worley, 78, of Des Moines, IA passed from this life on Monday, April 25, 2011 in Antlers. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 1, 2011 at the Mills & Coffey Chapel in Antlers. Interment followed at Broken Bow City Cemetery in Broken Bow. Arrangements entrusted to Mills& Coffey Funeral Home in Antlers.
Hulen Randolph Crittenden, 92, of Clayton, passed away Wednesday, April 27, 2011 in Davis. Graveside services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, April 29, 2011 at Stanley Cemetery in Stanley with Johnny Beckmon officiating. Arrangements entrusted to Clayton Funeral Home in Clayton.
Brandon Ray Winship was born May 5, 1986 in Ada to Jackie Leroy and Sherry Rae (Winship) Cook. He passed from this life May 2, 2011 in Rattan at the age of 24. Gator grew up in Bonham, TX., and had lived in the Rattan area for the past seven years. He was of the Baptist faith, and he enjoyed riding horses, hunting, and helping Nana in the kennel. Most of all, Gator loved spending time with his family and friends.


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Hey there and welcome to the 14th installment of Smart AnSwerS.
Here at Splunk, we're not only building a community of users through user groups as highlighted in last week's Smart AnSwerS blog, but we also participate in some cool projects for various communities at large through our corporate social responsibility program Splunk4Good. What better way to make a difference than through using our very own products to analyze and visualize big data for positive social impact? You can check out live projects at www.splunk4good.com to see the potential and possibilities. Aside from just using Splunk to do good, we ourselves engage with local (and not so local) communities too. Just this past Tuesday, piebob and …
#tbt: 5 of My Favourite Splunk Projects
Not being one to look back at the past I usually hate the throwback Thursday hashtag.
That said, when you take a moment to look back and see some of the things our awesome customers are doing with Splunk there are occasions where I'll consider it acceptable – this being one.
And with this justification, here are 5 of my favourite Splunk projects.…
Splunk4Good – Splunking one person's (long) kayaking journey to raise money & awareness for Autism
For those of you that don't know, Splunk has an initiative where we try and show the things we can all do with data to have a positive social impact – Splunk4Good. There have been a number of projects under the Splunk4Good banner and you can find out more at the Splunk4Good blog.
My fellow Splunker, Andrew Morris, is undertaking a pretty significant physical challenge. He's going to be sitting down for three days… kayaking 150 miles down the Thames to raise money for Autism. He starts 7th May in Cricklade, Wiltshire and if it all goes to plan he might make it to Tower Bridge (150+ miles). Andrew's daughter, Betsy, was diagnosed with Autism and it is …
Splunking the Environment – Finding the relationships between Haze and Dengue
Just slightly over a month ago, Singapore has been hit by the worst haze crisis ever in history. This was due to the forest fire bellowing from nearby Indonesia caused by illegal slash-and-burn farming methods that were used to clear the crops.
On a particular day, the PSI (Pollutants Standard Index) reading hit 401, the highest ever reading since 1997, which had a reading of 226. There are several different ways of measuring and representing such readings, so YMMV (Your Mileage May Varies) depending on where you are and how these readings are taken.
Over here, readings above 300 are deemed as "hazardous", and people are advised to avoid any outdoor activity and to wear 3M N95 masks if such …
Oakland International High School Visit
On Thursday 5/30 Oakland International High School had a blast visiting the Splunk HQ as part of Splunk4Good's STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) educational outreach. Splunk UI Dev Kate Feenney, who volunteers with Oakland International in her spare time, did an awesome job acting as host and at making sure that the students visit was a great learning experience.
The Splunk4Good volunteers had the day planned out for these young talented minds. Nick Key intrigued our guests with the Splunk demo and implemented a little bit of coding during his presentation, Eric Grant did a great job at covering the demo, while Splunk intern Ross Lazerowitz covered the What It's Like to Work at Splunk!
LPS High School Gets Splunk-ducated
As the Notorious B.I.G said, "If you don't know, now you know" that on Tuesday, May 21st, there were some young'ns roaming Splunk's SF building. Splunk4Good invited LPS High School for a visit as part of our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) educational outreach. Splunk4Good volunteers had previously mentored LPS HS students as part of the Technovation App Challenge. On this occasion LPS High School visited Splunk as part of their Week Without Walls that encourages their students to learn outside the school and gives them the opportunity to engage with their community.
After the high schoolers belly's were full from the open taco bar, the day continued with Splunk-ducated fun! Introductions were made, then Splunk Sr Product Manager …
Splunk Powers Up With jQuery!
Splunk is happy to announce that we will be a Diamond level sponsor of the 2013 jQuery Portland Conference on June 13 & 14. This is shaping up to be the best jQuery event to date, so if you haven't registered yet – do it now, but first read below to find out about two special Splunk related offers.
Did you know jQuery is a Splunk customer? It's true! In fact, jQuery received the very first Nonprofit License issued by Splunk4Good one year ago. Come to the conference and find out in one of the talks how jQuery is using Splunk to make sense of all their data.
This exciting event will feature 2 tracks, 31 talks, a …
Splunk4Good partners with Geeks Without Bounds
I am happy to announce Splunk4Good is formally partnering with Geeks Without Bounds (GWOB) in 2013! The partnership will lend broad support to GWOB's mission and encourage the use of Splunk products in humanitarian projects.
GWOB is a non-profit organization with a mission to apply technology as an accelerator for humanitarian projects. In order to achieve this mission GWOB hosts humanitarian hackathons around the globe and also works with humanitarian startups in an accelerator program with 2 cohorts per year.
Read a bit more about GWOB in the words of their Executive Director, Willow Brugh, (and click thru to read their full Theory of Change):
Geeks Without Bounds works towards positive change by bridging the gap between technological capabilities and
San Francisco one step closer to appointing Chief Data Officer
Yesterday marked an important next step in San Francisco's Open Data journey.
Back in October, through cooperation with President David Chiu's office, Mayor Lee's new Office of Civic Innovation submitted a revised Open Data ordinance to the Board of Supervisors.
This legislation was scheduled for review yesterday, Thursday, March 28th at 10:00am, before the Government Audit and Oversight Committee. The proposed legislation would allow the City to appoint a new Chief Data Officer (CDO) and would compliment the CDO position with department-level Data Coordinators throughout the city.
Jay Nath, the City's Chief Innovation Officer who has been leading this effort, in addressing the Supervisors Thursday described open data as "Machine readable raw data sets freely available …
Philly Hackathon Winners
On March 6, 2013 after SplunkLive in Philadelphia, developers joined forces with Splunkers for a Hackathon at Seed Philly. Despite the weather that we were having in Philly, everyone did a great job on using Splunk and interesting data to create an innovative apps!
Jonathan Luste, Marquise Lee, Alem Abreha, Patrick Shumate, Sean Brown {team name: "Team Comcast", spirit animal: "Mongoose"} won 1st place for Best App! Bringing their creative minds together theyed Philadelphia Crime data to see violent vs non-violent crimes and incident rates that are displayed on the maps. Check out the pic of the team presenting and a couple screenshots of the app!
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This is my walkthrough for the Poached Eggs level 2-9 for the iPhone game Angry Birds.
You can get all three stars in this level if you use three angry birds.
- The first angry bird needs to be launched with a high arc. There are two ways that this one works. The first way is to get the angry bird to hit the two glass blocks, but this is a very hard shot to make, but it gets a better outcome more times than the other. The other way is to shoot the angry bird a little bit further so it hits the slope and then rolls down to rest on the glass blocks. If you go the second route it's much hard to get the proper outcome. The outcome you want to get is to remove as many blocks as possible. The best is when you clear out the top two rows of blocks all the way to the last vertical column (like you see in the pictures).
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You seem to enjoy the depressive atmospheres of funeral doom better than dsbm that's it. Many dsbm bands are boring musically but emotionally they are dope. I think that you are looking for something both compositionally challenging (or well arranged) & emotionally engaging. The latter can be found on many dsbm bands but the first one not so much.
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Album Rating: 1.5it's not emotional, it's gimmicky and poorly performed
i mean compositionally this album is competent but it's still gimmicky and boring, production is way too clean, too, totally kills any atmosphere it may have had
Digging: Mourning Beloveth - Dust
Really can't stand the vocals on this.. It kills the atmosphere and makes me laugh because they are so bad... Compositionnally this is fucking great
Unlike Noctus I can do with this clean production on a black metal album, but not this clean..
Album Rating: 1.5i can do with clean production on a black metal album, i just don't think it suits this one
Shouldnt you be fucking your dad static?
i would be, but hes at hyperions house
Album Rating: 4.5bumped up my rating.
Digging: Odious - Mirror of Vibrations
just ordered this, samples i listened to sounded awesome
As important to the black metal scene that this album is, I can't get over the fact that they named a song "Sterile Nails and Thunderbowels."
Album Rating: 1.5this isn't important at all
people only started caring about this album pretty recently and by that point dsbm was already a thing
Album Rating: 4.0Really not sure what to think of this.
Album Rating: 3.5this guys a fuckin whiner grow up already
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Album Rating: 5.0It's my favorite album ever.
I just can't get passed these vocals...I love everything else.
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Nelson Mandela, president of the African National Congress, has called on South Africa's research organisations to channel their resources into building a new democracy. He also quashed fears that the country's scientific institutions would be closed 'because of their shameful history'.
Many South African scientists fear that universities and other research organisations which helped to sustain apartheid will be closed down after the ANC takes power. But late last month, at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers in Johannesburg, Mandela said: 'We recognise the individuals in these institutions constitute a wealth of techno-logy, knowledge and expertise.' They must help to build and strengthen a democratic South Africa, he said. 'To discard them would be to throw out the baby with the bathwater.'
Too much money had been spent on developing arms to preserve apartheid, he said. In 1987-88, the Atomic Energy Corporation received 980 million rand ( £187 million) from the ...
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