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Adam Wilcox has settled in extremely well as a freshman goaltender for the University of Minnesota men's hockey team.
Wilcox raised his college record to 3-0-0 and posted his first shutout as the Gophers eased to a 1-0 victory over Canisius in front of 7,876 in a matinee game Sunday, Oct. 28, at Mariucci Arena.
"There's not a better feeling," he said.
Wilcox works out frequently with San Jose Sharks goalie Alex Stalock, who is a South St. Paul neighbor, a good friend and a cousin. Their mothers are sisters.
Stalock, 25, developed a reputation for roaming from the goal crease during his three seasons at Minnesota-Duluth.
Wilcox, 19, watched and learned.
"I like to get out there," he explained. "Especially in games like this where you're not getting a ton of shots, it helps you stay in the game."
A former quarterback and goalie for South St. Paul High School, Wilcox came in knowing the Gophers' goaltending job would be up for grabs after senior Kent Patterson played all but 20 minutes last season.
Wilcox and junior Michael Shibrowski have been alternating games, but coach Don Lucia says if one or the other becomes dominant, that goaltender will earn most of the starts.
Lucia said he has not made a decision, but he liked what he saw from Wilcox on Sunday.
"We needed Adam's shutout today," Lucia said.
Wilcox, who played two seasons of junior hockey in the U.S. Hockey League, has yielded just four goals in 211 minutes, 27 seconds for a 1.13 goals-against average.
"I was hoping to get a lot of ice time," he said. "Anywhere you go, especially at this level, you're going to be competing for the job."
Minnesota outshot the Golden Griffins 42-20 Sunday, but Canisius goalie Tony Capobianco made 41 saves to keep his team in it. The lone goal came on the first shift when the Gophers' Kyle Rau tipped in a blast by Jake Parenteau just 12 seconds into the first period.
"It's not the ideal way to start out the game," Capobianco said, "but I think we rebounded nicely."
Capobianco, a junior, now has allowed nine goals in five games but has an 0-4-1 record.
Not a problem, Griffins coach Dave Smith said.
"Excellence before success," he explained.
Wilcox, it seems, has both down pat. He started his college career with 30-1/2 minutes of scoreless goaltending in an exhibition victory over Lethbridge of Alberta, a game that does not even count in his statistics.
He was even better against Canisius.
He left the crease two or three times to move the puck, but said the Gophers' backcheckers were doing so well that most of the time it wasn't necessary.
His best moves came when he stayed home.
The Griffins got a breakaway by Kyle Gibbons with just under five minutes to play, but Wilcox stymied it.
Nearly 4-1/2 minutes later, Canisius had pulled its goalie for an extra skater and the puck popped across the crease to top-line center Tyler Wiseman, who had an open look at the right corner of the cage.
"I kind of saw it out the corner of my eye, backdoor," Wilcox said. "I stuck a leg out there and it's good that it hit it."
That was the final chance for Canisius, allowing the Gophers to raise their record to 4-1-0 heading into a home-and-home series against Minnesota State Mankato next weekend.
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From the article, I gather that other organizations (for a fee) are able associate their customers with Facebook accounts without the customer consent. To me this would also imply that Facebook has provided XML access to their Facebook user information which doesn't require authentication of the individual user. Or maybe I misunderstand? I don't see this as a violation by other organizations, but a lack of security and commitment to privacy on Facebook's part.
To put my own situation in similar context, the other organization would be the equivalent of Facebook, and our organization would be the equivalent of a house of family members sharing a single facebook account using automated tools. The data the other organization holds is not private from us, it is in fact the data we've already given it and we are only privy to our own data.
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In today's mailbag we have a couple of quick questions from a couple of Christophers.
I. Batman and Bats
The first Christopher had two questions about Batman and actual bats:
In Batman: Year One, and in the film Batman Begins, Bruce has that little gadget that essentially summons swarms of bats, which always looks really cool. But is he responsible for any of those bats dying? Because you just -know- some of them got smushed, or died somehow in the confusion. Also, if someone gets rabies or otherwise gets seriously injured by said bats, is that Bruce's responsibility?
A. Injuries to the Bats
With regard to the bats themselves: it depends on the kind of bats and the laws of the state. There are some federally protected bat species, and messing with an endangered species in that way would almost certainly run afoul of the Endangered Species Act, which makes it a crime to "harass, harm, pursue, … trap, capture, or collect [an endangered species], or attempt to engage in any such conduct." 16 U.S.C. § 1532(19).
Even if the bats weren't endangered, state animal welfare laws may prohibit what Batman was doing. If any of the bats were "unjustifiably injured", for example, then under New York law that would constitute "overdriving, torturing, and injuring animals." N.Y. Agriculture & Markets Law § 353. Whether summoning a swarm of bats to confuse or evade criminals makes any resulting bat injuries unjustifiable is a difficult question to answer, but one has to wonder if someone has smart and well-connected as Bruce Wayne couldn't have come up with a less risky alternative.
B. Injuries to Others
By 'others' I mean innocent bystanders. We'll assume self-defense, defense of others, or some other justification applied to any injuries inflicted on the criminals.
Ordinarily the owners of wild animals (such as bats) are strictly liable for injuries caused by those animals, assuming the injury is a result of the kind of danger that the animal poses. Bites and rabies transmission from bats certainly fall into that category. The trick is that Batman isn't necessarily the owner of these bats. There is a bat cave on the Wayne Manor property, but I don't remember if it's clear that these particular bats came from there. Merely exercising some degree of control over the wild animal may not be enough to result in strict liability.
However, even if a more typical negligence standard were applied, Batman could still lose out. He may be justified in using force against his attackers, self-defense will not necessarily prevent a negligence claim. Would a reasonable person exercising ordinary care summon a swarm of wild bats in a crowded city? I think a reasonable person might have opted for a less risky method.
II. Animal Transformations
The second Christopher had a question about the magician Zatanna turning people into animals:
I was reading Zatanna and she has a habit of turning people into animals (briefly, in one case, just to get rid of annoying guests.). Later her father transforms someone into an inanimate doll? This seems like assault … Can she be arrested and/or sued?
I think the answer is yes, such a transformation would be both a tort and a crime. If the transformation were effectively permanent—it could not be treated and the responsible magician refused to undo it—it would be murder, particularly if the animal form was truly an ordinary animal and not the person's mind trapped in an animal's body. From a legal point of view, the person would be dead. Their cardiopulmonary and brain functions would have permanently ceased, since their body had been effectively destroyed.
In the case of a temporary transformation, that would be a very serious injury, albeit one that the victim recovered from. That would affect the sentencing or damages, but it would still be a crime. You might think: hey, she changed the victim back, no (permanent) harm, no foul, right? But what if Zatanna had performed the transformation and then been killed or incapacitated? Or if Zatanna and the victim had been separated? We don't want to encourage her to take the risk that she might not be able to change someone back. This is similar to why factual impossibility is not a defense to an attempted crime: the defendant could not actually have committed the crime they were trying to, but we don't want to let them off the hook just because they got lucky.
And then there's the psychological harm of being turned into an animal, even temporarily. So even a temporary transformation would be a criminal assault or battery (depending on the term the particular state uses) and a tortious battery.


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One that's meeting the challenge is the ministry center in Maryville.
Work has now started on expanding the facility, increasing the food pantry by 50 percent and adding needed storage.
Ministry center coordinator Rod Shain says the project has started just in time.
Shain says a 10 thousand dollar grant is funding some of the construction, but donations are still needed to finish the expansion.


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Welcome. If you are a student in one of my classes this year or a parent of one of my students I hope that you will find this site a usefull tool for learning more about biology and ecology.
This site is provided by the Arctic Research Consortium of the United States. They recently organized my trip to Alaska to study long term ecological research in the tundra. During this year they will continue to maintain this site for the benefit of my classes. There are many useful parts to this site and I encourage you to explore and ask questions. The only bad question is one that goes unasked so please do not be shy.
Summary of Site Parts
Teacher's Journal--This section contains about 30 posts detailing my time working with scientists in Alaska. They are listed in reverse order so just check the date if you want to get the chronolgy right. During this year this journal will be used to follow the work of Biology II classes and track their experiences with long term ecological research. Please explore past entries and look for new ones to come. Also please post questions if you have them. The only bad question is one that goes unasked.
Photographs--These are just a sampling of the pictures that I took in Alaska. As this year continues there will be more related to the work of students at CHS. If you want to check them out quickly there is a slide show option.
Experiments and Activities--This will contain work or extra problems for students to do. Students will be informed ahead of time if they need to look in this area for work to do.
Ask the Teacher or Researcher--This is an additional space where you can post questions about the work in Alask or, as time goes on, the work happening with Bio II students. This would be a great spot for parents and visitors to check in and see how the year is progressing.
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LONDON (Mar. 11)
Final action on the proposed legislative council for Palestine will be held up until the House of Commons has had an opportunity fully to debate the question, it was announced in Commons today by Colonial Secretary J.H. Thomas.
Yielding to insistent and repeated demands of Members of Parliament, Mr. Thomas declared that the issue would be fully aired during the debate on budget estimates for the Colonial Office.
The Colonial Secretary's statement, the first official indication that establishment of the council would be delayed, was made in answer to a question by Sir Percy Harris. He informed Sir Percy that there was unlikely to be a final decision on the council before Commons was given an opportunity to discuss it.
Previous statements by Mr. Thomas and by Lord Plymouth in the House of Lords indicated that the British Government, with the full backing of the Cabinet, would proceed with establishment of the council without delay. Lord Plymouth had declared that failure to proceed with the council would lead to serious unrest and might shake the confidence in Palestine in the Government.
Replying to a series of questions fired at him by Commoners, Mr. Thomas told W. Lunn, Laborite, that he didn't feel that sending a Royal Commission to Palestine, as suggested in the House of Lords, was justified. The commission had been proposed by Lord Lytton, who said the body could take evidence on the spot and report the possible development of self-government in the Holy Land.
Mr. Thomas further stated that no further steps on the council would be taken pending receipt of High Commissioner Wauchope's report on the reception given the proposals by Palestine leaders. Jewish leaders in Palestine unanimously rejected the proposals when made last December. Arab leaders are divided on the council, not all of them having replied officially to the proposals, although a majority of them are favorably disposed providing certain modifications are made.
Replying to a question by T. Williams, Laborite, as to whether the Government would reconsider its stand after receipt of the Wauchope report, Mr. Thomas said the Government would be guided by the High Commissioner's views.
Asked by Captain Victor Cazalet, Conservative, whether sending the proposed Royal Commission to Palestine Would be contrary to pledges made by the Government, Mr. Thomas replied that the Arabs would probably so consider it.
To a query on whether the legislative council would be empowered to discuss the League of Nations mandate and questions of land and immigration, Mr. Thomas replied that the mandate would not be subject to its consideration and the other questions would remain within the jurisdiction of the High Commissioner.


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Stankovic says goodbye to Inter after nine years
Dejan Stankovic has terminated his contract with Inter Milan after nine years at the club, saying goodbye to fans in an emotional letter on the club's official website on Saturday.
"This is your 'Drago' speaking, with a sense of emotion but also with great pleasure. I don't know if I can find the right words to say goodbye and to thank you properly for everything you have given me, your affection, your trust and your honesty," the Serbian midfielder said.
"The last 10 years have been the best of my life. I have grown both as a man and, with immense joy, as a footballer."
The 34-year-old former Serbia international, who spent much of last season injured, won a host of trophies after joining the club in 2009, including five league titles, the Champions League and the Club World Cup. He was a key figure in the Inter side that won the treble in 2010.
He terminated his contract by mutual consent with Inter a year before it was due to expire.
"The thought that I won't be pulling on the Inter shirt anymore brings tears to my eyes but I've always been frank and the tears are real. Unfortunately, in life there comes a time when you have to move on and look forward.
"During my time in Milan I've played alongside some wonderful footballers and above all some wonderful people. It's hard to find the words to thank them all.
"It's been an honour to wear these colours and they will always remain on my skin. I'll never remove them; nobody can ever remove them."


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Though Get Out! is mostly focused on things, you know, you can go out and do, I know that sometimes you can have a lot more fun staying in. Plus, I used to columnize exclusively about TV, and old habits die hard. And 'tis the season to think about TV, with the fall season kicking off in a matter of weeks and the Emmy Awards right around the corner.
I certainly hope you've seen my periodic blog reviews of upcoming shows, as well as my tweets over the Labor Day weekend about some of the fall's new shows.
With the Emmys coming Sept. 18, it's impossible for me not to write about them, too, seeing as how it combines two of my passions: TV and awards shows. So for the next two weeks, I'll offer up my picks in the top categories. This week, I'll go light and talk about the comedies. Come back next week for dramas.
Outstanding Comedy Series
✉ The nominees: "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS), "Glee" (Fox), "Modern Family" (ABC), "The Office" (NBC), "Parks and Recreation" (NBC)" and "30 Rock" (NBC)
"Modern Family" took this last year, and I fully expect to see a repeat. It's a fantastically funny show, though it doesn't always live up to its potential. And it's a big mainstream success, which Emmy voters like to reward. But of these nominees, "Parks and Recreation" is the most consistently brilliant. I'd give them the award for Rob Lowe's bout with the flu alone. In an ideal world, though, FX's "Louie" — the best comedy on TV right now, and already a contender for all-time greatness after only two short seasons — would take this award home, but it hasn't broken into the nominee ranks yet. It should have knocked out "Glee," which can still be fun but is frustratingly inconsistent at best.
✉ Will win: "Modern Family"
✉ Should win: "Parks and Recreation"
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
✉ The nominees: Jim Parsons, "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS); Johnny Galecki, "The Big Bang Theory" (CBS); Matt LeBlanc, "Episodes" (Showtime); Louis C.K., "Louie" (FX); Steve Carell, "The Office"; and Alec Baldwin, "30 Rock" (NBC)
Amazingly, Carell has yet to win an Emmy for his portrayal of the maddeningly lovable boss from hell, Michael Scott. His farewell season sometimes played as a long Emmy reel for voters, but he has more than earned the award. Don't count out Parsons, last year's winner, or Baldwin, who has won here before. My favorite in this category, Louis C.K., was a shocking nomination, and in any other year, I'd be rooting for him. But Carell deserves a valedictory lap for his "Office" years.
✉ Will and should win: Steve Carell
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series
✉ The nominees: Laura Linney, "The Big C" (Showtime); Melissa McCarthy, "Mike & Molly" (CBS); Edie Falco, "Nurse Jackie" (Showtime); Amy Poehler, "Parks and Recreation" (NBC); Martha Plimpton, "Raising Hope" (Fox); and Tina Fey, "30 Rock" (NBC)
I'd say that my love of Laura Linney is second to almost none, but I dread hearing her name read as the winner of this category. Not because she doesn't do her usual brilliant work on this series, but because it's not a comedy. It's a drama with light moments, but Showtime, as usual, is taking advantage of category wishy-washiness and pitting Linney and Falco against actors more deserving of this particular award — Poehler especially. She has made an initially only faintly likable character into one of the most fully realized characters on TV. And she's hysterical in doing so.
✉ Will win: Laura Linney
✉ Should win: Amy Poehler
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
✉ The nominees: Chris Colfer, "Glee" (Fox); Jesse Tyler Ferguson, "Modern Family" (ABC); Ed O'Neill, "Modern Family" (ABC); Eric Stonestreet, "Modern Family" (ABC); Ty Burrell, "Modern Family" (ABC); Jon Cryer, "Two and a Half Men" (CBS)
Colfer's Kurt was the saving grace of "Glee" this year, at least for me. Though I've seen plenty of criticism that "Saint Kurt" had taken over the series and, in the process, had his negative characteristics whitewashed, I don't quite buy it. Colfer managed to inject Kurt with truly human notes despite the fact that he's been turned into the poster child for gay acceptance; he remains prickly, vulnerable and overly dramatic — all with a great singing voice. I think he has a chance here if voters deadlock with the overabundance of "Modern Family" contenders. But I have a sneaking suspicion that O'Neill will take the win, particularly when I think about the fuss that happened when he wasn't even nominated last year.
✉ Will win: Ed O'Neill
✉ Should win: Chris Colfer
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
✉ The nominees: Jane Lynch, "Glee" (Fox); Betty White, "Hot in Cleveland" (TV Land); Julie Bowen, "Modern Family" (ABC); Sofia Vergara, "Modern Family" (ABC); Kristen Wiig, "Saturday Night Live" (NBC); Jane Krakowski, "30 Rock" (NBC)
Boy, I just don't know here. Lynch is hosting the awards, and the temptation to give her a second consecutive Emmy is probably going to be too tough for voters to overcome. My pick for the win wasn't even nominated: Alison Brie, whose infectious energy and ability to take on everything NBC's "Community" throws her way is nothing short of phenomenal. Of these nominees, I'd find it hard to choose between Bowen and Vergara, both of whom take characters who are stereotypical on paper and make them ceaselessly entertaining.
✉ Will win: Jane Lynch
✉ Should win: Alison Brie
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* U.S. factory orders data released
* BlackBerry abandons sale plans, to replace CEO
* S&P up 0.1 pct, Dow down 0.08 pct, Nasdaq up 0.16 pct
By Luke Swiderski
NEW YORK, Nov 4 (Reuters) - U.S. stock indexes were little changed on Monday, with shares of Blackberry plummeting to a 10-year low as the day's biggest loser, amid uncertainty over the longevity of the Federal Reserve's massive stimulus measures.
U.S.-listed shares of Blackberry tumbled 13.8 percent to $6.70 a share after the smartphone maker said it was abandoning a plan to sell itself and instead, would replace its chief executive officer. With Monday's drop, the stock is at levels unseen since October 2003.
The quiet start to the week follows a week of record highs for U.S. stocks, and it remains to be seen whether the market can push higher, with much dependent on the steps the Federal Reserve will take in the months ahead in response to economic data. The Fed's massive bond purchases have helped prop up the economy and the equity market for much of the year.
"Honestly there's not a lot of news - we are catching our breath," said Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist at Schaeffer's Investment Research.
The benchmark S&P index has risen 4.3 percent over the past four weeks as the partial U.S. government shutdown in October pushed back expectations for the Fed to begin curtailing its stimulus measures into the first quarter of 2014.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 12.42 points, or 0.08 percent, to 15,603.13, the S&P 500 gained 1.73 points, or 0.1 percent, to 1,763.37 and the Nasdaq Composite added 6.193 points, or 0.16 percent, to 3,928.236.
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard told CNBC television the Fed should not rush a decision to scale back its asset purchase program because of low inflation.
But recent manufacturing data has been stronger than expected, lending weight to the argument that the economy may be sturdy enough to handle an earlier-than-expected reduction in the central bank's bond-buying program.
Factory orders rose 1.7 percent in September, in line with consensus expectations, after an unexpected dip of 0.1 percent in August, data released on Monday showed.
Kellogg Co advanced 1.5 percent to $63.24 after the cereal maker reported a 3 percent rise in quarterly profit, and said it would slash 7 percent of its workforce by 2017.
With about 75 percent of S&P 500 companies having reported results so far, 69 percent have topped Wall Street's expectations, above the long-term average of 63 percent, while just 53 percent have topped revenue forecasts, below the 61 percent average since 2002, Thomson Reuters data showed.


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The new 'Suicide Squad' trailer makes being bad look so good
Keep your eyes peeled for the Caped Crusader's cameo
The new Suicide Squad trailer puts all the other squads to shame. If being a bad guy means cracking up demented jokes, blowing up buildings and beating up other not-as-cool bad guys, then sign us up!
The trailer is so fast-paced that before we can even get over Harley Quinn's stellar fight moves and the Joker's eerie laugh, we're left with cameos of Ben Affleck's Batman to ponder. According to speculation by Cinema Blend, the Caped Crusader isn't too happy about a bunch of psychotic villains running around the city and has been keeping tabs on them.
All our questions will be answered when the film comes out in local cinemas on 4 August 2016.
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Concerns in the community that there would not be enough nominations for a valid local government election have been allayed after the NSW electoral commission received a late flurry of nominations.
Hilltops returning officer Peter Seymour confirmed a valid election would be held on September 9.
In a proportional representation election, candidates are elected when they have received a 'quota' of formal votes.
That quota is calculated by the number of formal votes, divided by candidates to be elected (11+1)+1
The candidates in order of the ballot draw are: Wendy Tuckerman, John Ryan, Christopher Corcoran (running as a group), Christopher Manchester, Tony Flanery, Joseph Kinsela, John Horton, Brian Ingram, Greg Armstrong, Rita O'Connor, Margaret Roles, Tricia Mack, Bruce Smith, Tony Wallace, Matthew Stadtmiller, Wesley Leseberg, Peter Holding and John Walker.


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Naturally, December is the month for all kinds of holiday shows throughout Nippertown. Some are huge spectacles like the Trans Siberian Orchestra at the Times Union Center. At the opposite end of the spectrum, you have the Burns Sisters' annual holiday show in the intimate and warm confines of Saratoga Springs venerable Caffe Lena.
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We continue the countdown with another Mississippi State Bulldog at number 53, RHP Jonathan Holder. Holder enters his junior season after a spectacular run with the Diamond Dawgs last season.
In his 34 appearances on the mound in 2013, the All-American closer posted a 2-0 record, with a 1.65 ERA and the third-best record of saves in the NCAA at 21. Along with being one of the best in the NCAA in saves, the Gulfport, Miss. native lead the squad in strikeouts at 90 in 54.2 IP. During the summer, Holder spent his time pitching for Wareham in the CCBL, posting a 5.58 ERA in 9.8 IP with 12 strikeouts.
Holder's freshman season was another one for Mississippi State fans to smile about. The consensus All-American in 2012 had the seventh-best record for saves in the SEC at 9, with a 2-1 record in 24 appearances. He also posted a 0.32 ERA with 30 strikeouts and only one earned run in 28.1 IP; this helped set up a new Mississippi State record of consecutive scoreless innings pitched at 27.1. In summer play, Holder was in Wareham for the first time, posting a 3-1 record with 2 saves and a 1.99 ERA in 22.2. IP.
The success that Holder has had didn't start when he took to Dudy Noble Field in Starkville. He was a three-year starter at Gulfport High School and earned first-team Mississippi Association of Coaches All-State in 2011 after posting a 9-1 record, with 87 strikeouts and an ERA of 1.36 in 61 IP.
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It's hard to avoid the handwringing over the future of Britain's high streets, with 'Queen of Shops' Mary Portas looming like a spectre over the debate and frequent grumbling in local press about the blight of chain stores and empty shopfronts.
One path forward is being examined by a new community interest company (CIC) in Sheffield, which is trying to boost independent stores and local entrepreneurs by taking advantage of government-approved 'meanwhile use' leases – temporary contracts designed to fill vacant commercial properties.
Common People, the Sheffield CIC, has launched an exhibition in the old Sly building on Division Street in order to demonstrate what can be achieved by creative and commercially viable tenants from Sheffield's independent retailers.
The exhibition, a collaboration with the International Digital Media Academy, features works from music photographer Ian Tilton – famous for his work with the Stone Roses, the Cure and Nirvana – as well as local artists and photographers.
Felicity Hoy, Common People's director, said: "With high rent prices independents are losing faith in high street retail. We aim to experiment with empty shops and rethink what the high street is and open these shops up to an independent market to inspire people to get back in to city centre retail."
Hoy, who is 27 and grew up in Sheffield, highlighted the current situation of the Sevenstone development project in the centre of the city. The scheme was put on hold in 2009 due to the economic slump and has not been revived since, despite attempts by the council and developer Hammerson's. Hoy believes large sections of empty shops in the city centre deter 'decent' retailers from wanting to trade in the city and that independents can fill these gaps.
Common People proposes to bring landlords and independents in together through the concept of 'meanwhile use'. According to the Meanwhile Space project, this is the temporary use of empty buildings for a socially beneficial purpose until the property can be brought back into commercial use. Hoy says her aim is to provide an opportunity for local independent retailers to grow and develop unused spaces in the city centre, by creating a process whereby the landlords of these unused spaces can offer formal leases to these independent retailers.
Common People, working with Sheffield city council, will ask landlords and independents to agree to an eight-month meanwhile use lease, which they hope will evolve into formal leases at the end of a trial period. The agreement will allow landlords to break the lease at any time and to give the tenant a grace period to end a trial period if they wish to do so.
Hoy said the process would save landlords money while they wait for a commercial option and hopefully lead to independents becoming viable commercial choices. Landlords save money on maintenance, insurance and utility bills as the occupier covers these. The awareness of the potential of an empty space can also be increased through attractive, eye-catching projects happening within these spaces.
"This is quite a big thing in other big cities and I think it is the only way things can be done right now," said Hoy. "Sheffield city council also wants to bring small businesses into the city centre, which is why they have brought in the 100% rates relief for small businesses until 2014 and hopefully that will continue after next year."
Hoy is currently drawing up a report and proposal for the landlord of the exhibition space, Henry Boot Plc, arguing against the offer of a tenancy to the betting company William Hill. Hoy says while William Hills seems like a commercially viable option, she believes it will have a negative social impact on Division Street due to the type of customers they will attract.
• To find out more about the Iconic Images pop-up exhibition or Common People go to its Facebook page. Marishka Van Steenbergen edits the website Sheffield Unchained


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Date: 05/05/2003 at 01:12:07 From: Desire Subject: Trigonometric identities How do I solve int(sin^5(2x)cos(2x)dx)?
Date: 05/05/2003 at 03:40:57 From: Doctor Luis Subject: Re: Trigonometric identities Hello, You are solving the following integral: / | | (sin(2x))^5 * cos(2x) dx | / One important thing to notice right away is that the derivative of the sin(2x) is cos(2x), and that is the key to solving this problem (a simple change of variables). As you might have guessed, the simplest substitution you can make is u = sin(2x), which will give you du = 2*cos(2x)dx After substituting your change of variable from x to u, the integral looks like this: / | | u^5 * (du/2) | / Note that I substituted u for sin(x), and du/2 for cos(2x)dx. This should be a form that you can integrate more easily. Let us know if you have more questions. - Doctor Luis, The Math Forum http://mathforum.org/dr.math/
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By Brother Bradley J. Fikes, C.O.R.
UPDATE: Time moves quickly in the blogosphere. A few minutes after posting the question about whether Linux Mint accepts support from those who disagree with the developer's view's on Israel, I got a response I view as satisfactory. It separates the developer's personal views on Israel with his professional views on Linux Mint.
As far as I'm concerned, the matter is closed. I encourage Israel sympathizers and everyone else to check out Linux Mint, a great Linux distro. (Of course, I'd like to hear updates from other pro-Israeli folks if that official policy is adhered to or not — just to be sure).
I asked:
"Speaking in your official capacity with Linux Mint, are those who disagree with you on Israel welcome to contribute to Linux Mint?
"Yes or no will suffice."
The answer:
Bradley: Yes. I know this was confusing because of the wording I used in my initial post and that was a mistake. I have no issue with people disagreeing with me. My real aversion is to see horrible things happening and to think that I can be working in harmony or doing business with people directly involved in them. If you disagree with me that's fair enough, everybody have their own opinions. Now of course if you're directly involved in cruel actions and terrorism (either on one side or another), you do what you want but I'm not sure I want to receive your money, your help or anything of the sort. That's only fair and the difference here is that I don't only see terrorism on the Palestinian side, I see it used by the Israeli army as well.
Below is my original post, which has been overtaken by the response I just got.
Clement Lefebvre, the chief developer of Linux, has written on the official Linux Mint blog a semi-sort of retraction. It says Linux Mint has nothing to do with politics.
That's progress, because I truly don't care about Lefebvre's personal views — if he can keep them separate from his professional work as a Linux developer.
My biggest complaint is that Lefebvre didn't make his statement at the outset, when he began work on Linux Mint. Had he said, "Supporters of Israel aren't welcome," I'd have never used Linux Mint and avoided the trouble of switching to another OS. (I chose Ubuntu, the Linux distro Linux Mint is based on.) Most likely, many others would have shied away as well.
Now Lefebvre claims Linux Mint is not about politics. If he has truly divorced his political from professional views, and accepts the support of pro-Israel users, I'd consider the matter closed. And I would tell others to use Linux Mint, as it is indeed an elegant and extremely functional version of Linux.
However, Lefebvre didn't explicitly retract his anti-Israel policy. He has avoided giving a direct answer to Linux Mint's official policy on accepting help from those who back Israel.
Seeking that direct answer, I went to Lefebvre's personal blog, and left this comment:
"Speaking in your official capacity with Linux Mint, are those who disagree with you on Israel welcome to contribute to Linux Mint?
"Yes or no will suffice."
That comment is now in moderation. I'll let you know if it ever gets out of moderation, and Lefebvre's answer, if any.
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At the steering group meeting for the buildingSMART Norway Project, at SKANSKA's headquarter in Stockholm, Ilkka Romo showed an impressive range of prosseses where SKANSKA is utilizing the advatages of BIM.
It ranged from compressed scheduling of production, better cost control, better visual marketing and element libraries.
The hope is that this will only increase the use of open international standards, like the buildingSMART standards, not closed proprietary solutions, as this will benefit SKANSKA the most in the long term. Ilkka Romo said part of the BIM usage was through the buildingSMART standards, but not all. Specifically they did not trust the quantity take off (QTO) from the current Ifc based solutions.
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Dior Homme edt, 50ml bottle should do it!
and what nobody else is wearing. i don't have alot to spend though. gift. help!
Dior Homme edt, 50ml bottle should do it!
Choose to believe, choose joy.
Scelga di credere, scelga la gioia.
What do you like already? That way we'll know what to suggest.
It seems that it's supposed to be a gift for someone. I can't really figure out a recommendation until "unconventional homosexual" is clarified further.
Here Le Male is a symbol of homosexuality. It's weird but it has happened.
Le Male costs more than Perry Ellis 360 White so get the Perry Ellis. It's long lasting and IMO easier to wear since Le Male's top note is just a chemically polluted aroma.
Current Top 5
1. Creed Aventus
2. A*Men Pure Malt
3. L'instant Extreme
4. Nasomatto Duro
5. CDG - Kyoto
You might want to look into Chanel No. 19 - not that I think that it doesn't work well on a convention heterosexual male
Erm, well, depends a lot on what you're going for really. How do you want to smell? Are you trying to, erm, "advertise" with your fragrance? Are you just trying to smell good? Do you want to smell specifically masculine or feminine?
There are a lot of great female-marketed fragrances that still work on a guy, and would certainly not be standard fare because of that. Try out Prada Infusion D'Iris (powdery) or Tom Ford Black Orchid (rich, sensual) for female-marketed scents that definitely still work on a man. Hopefully you won't be scared away by the inhibitions that most men would unreasonably have against wearing a female-marketed scent.
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I'm going to try to cover some bases here, it'd be nice to hear a little more about your friend to make the suggestion process easier though...
Flamboyant gay man: A*Men (for flamboyant straight men too)
Sophisticated gay man: Dior Homme
Shy gay man: Paul Smith Story
Playful gay man: Le Male
Sexy gay man: Black Orchid
I hope that helps!
Depending on what qualifies as "unconventional," just about anything could work. However, if you're a close friend, family member, or boyfriend, do pick something you'll like too.
For an unconventional sense of humor: Vera Wang for Men, or DSquared2 He Wood
Tom of someplaceIforgotbut Imsureyoucanfindit from Etat Libre d' Orange? Or is that too conventional. What is a conventional/unconventional male?
Pink or Blue Sugar if you are very broke and closest smell I can think of that is fairydust like
But once you get locked into a serious perfume collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can.
I've got it!!! An unconventional gay man is a "homophoboid", a gay with homophobic attitudes like disliking aeffeminitad men as well as expresions of gay pride, plus thinking gay marriage is rubbish.
Or else, he is a "lesbiano", meaning in Spanish a "male lesbian" - a transgendered guy who realizes she likes women.
Well, let's see, in the first case, something "butch", like Agua Brava by Puig or Aramis, or something else described as manly.
In the second case... mmm... well... mmm... Tabac Blonde??? Bandit???
Le Male is probably the most homoerotic thing I've seen in the fragrance industry, fragrance too, but especially the bottle. I know several gay men that wear it. Abercrombie Fierce has a pretty homoerotic bottle too (i ALWAYS peel off that sticker. So damn tacky)
I would second black orchid, blue sugar (if you are really into bending the hell out of gender fragrances), or anything with sweet, syrupy notes. My question is: why does your sexuality have to define your fragrance? Is there something out there that smells "gay"? (other than the obvious concept of wearing something very feminine). You want to be unconventional? Wear something masculine and strong, something classy. Theres no reason not to celebrate your masculinity instead of toning it down, like many "flamboyant" gay men do. So for your new fragrance, I suggest you go out and do some sniffing first, then come back and report what style of fragrance appealed to you, so we can give you better suggestions.
I think of a professor friend of mine who terms himself "post-gay".
He is weary of so much stereotyping, e.g.: Mariah-carey/ Sex-In-The-City Phites, Bears/Leather/Bars, etc.
In a new era, ostensibly progressed, he explains that he is free to define himself sexually in an idiosyncratic and creative manner! He happens to be gay, as he happens to be a brunette. And he's sexy!
He lives in Berlin btw. ( I truly feel that gay politics are much more evolved there than in the U.S., where Will and Grace is a landmark of progress!)
Anyway, he is entirely sexual; we all create a self image based on our particular interpretations of sexual atractiveness. Out perfume choices reflect this.
He is also a perfume friend, and like I do, wears what he fancies, as we all ought to.
I think of him, in particular wearing Egoiste, classic and accessible like a white shirt. But I say wear what you find sexy! That's unconventional.
Most gay men I know don't wear fragrances, but for an unconventional one, whatever that may be, perhaps something like Lonestar Memories or Burning Leaves? Or maybe something from the Comme des Garcons Synthetic line? L'Anarchiste might work as well. There's also a company called The Goth Rosary that has an array of unusual-sounding fragrances, but I don't know anything more about them than that. I would think one could safely say that nobody else in one's circle would be wearing a Goth Rosary fragrance (although there might be a reason for that).
Maybe this is what the OP means:
Conventional gay man: Jack from Will and Grace
Unconventional gay man: Omar Little from The Wire.
My SO has some gay colleagues (both women and men) and the men (both conventional and unconventional) have recently been wearing Ice *Men, Tommy Bahama Set Sail, Original Santal, Tom Ford Black Orchid and the Matsushima fragrance which smells like licorice.
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I really hope we can get there in the States soon!
EDIT: On topic, I think Le Male is probably woefully overdone by homo- and heterosexual males. OP specifically stated "what no-one else is wearing." Now, I'm not sure if that meant just other gay men, or if that meant in general. Because personally, I think Unforgivable is a very good scent, but this will not apply if you meant "general public" and not "general gay public." Anything Clavin Klein, Fierce, and Acqua di Gio are also likely not to qualify, whichever your standard.
What's your price range?
My vote so far: Diesel Fuel for Life. Very unconventional as far as the male population at large goes, and also probably pretty unconventional within the gay population. More of a "hipster" fragrance. Maybe it's just my area but I never smell it.
Last edited by Luke A; 20th March 2009 at 07:47 AM.
This might sound goofy, but I've been buying Possets' "The Gingerbread Whorehouse" for friends (regardless of gender and sexual orientation) because it smells great.
The bonus is that it has a fabulous name that's wonderful to reply when people ask 'what are you wearing?'
You might take that approach - buy a great smell that you think your friend will like and forget about the stereotying. (Bandit, Borneo 1834, Vol de Nuit, Jicky, Kouros...)
Ah, mentioning the fantastic Jicky has given me an idea: what about Guerlain's Mouchoir de Monsieur?
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"A woman who doesn't wear perfume has no future." Coco Chanel
I'm streamlining my collection http://community.basenotes.net/showt...29#post1219729
Omar, one of the best characters ever. The Robin Hood of Baltimore.
I've never seen an 'unconventional male homosexual' section in the local Sephora, only sections marketed at men and women. However, I can recommend a few I don't hear about, or smell on others, outside of Basenotes:
Comme des Garçons Skai
Les Néréides Oriental Lumpur: Spice and woods
Yves Saint Laurent M7 (pretty much any scent from YSL)
Christian Dior Dior Homme, Eau Sauvage,Jules...
Jo Malone Black Vetyver Café
Bulgari Bulgari Black
L'Artisan Dzongkha
Jean Paul Gauliter Gaultier²
Caron Yatagan
Thierry Mugler Mugler Cologne


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The pressure of owning and training arguably Australia's premier sprinter would be overwhelming for many, but Joe Janiak was happily fishing at Coffs Harbour yesterday, seemingly without a worry in the world before the much-awaited return to racing on Saturday of the unbeaten Takeover Target.
Janiak has been in Coffs Harbour for the past few days preparing the five-year-old - who has won his seven starts - for an 800-metre trial this morning before he runs favourite in the star-studded group 2 $300,000 BTC Cup (1200m) at Doomben.
And while the former taxi driver, who bought the horse for only $1400, was thinking of little else but fishing yesterday, he was also blissfully unaware of his opposition on Saturday.
"I entered him a long time ago for the race and wouldn't have a clue who we're up against. I'm here fishing, but I'll catch up with it all later," said Janiak, adding that he had taken about 40 fish out of the Coffs Harbour waters.
Janiak decided to break the float trip from his base in Queanbeyan to Brisbane by stopping off at Coffs Harbour for a few days and was pleased to have the opportunity to trial the horse this morning.
Takeover Target has not raced since his sizzling performance to win the group 1 Salinger Stakes at Flemington last spring after enduring two injury setbacks, but showed he lost none of his spring brilliance when he galloped brilliantly between races at Queanbeyan two weeks ago.
Takeover Target pulled up lame after an effortless trial win at the Gold Coast last December, which curtailed his summer campaign. Then he had a piece of bone removed from an infected hoof when being prepared for the Sydney autumn carnival.
Janiak said he was pleased with the sprinter's recovery and his work in recent weeks. "He's completely over the infection problem he had in his hoof and he's had a pretty much trouble-free campaign to this stage," he said.
After the BTC Cup, which will be Takeover Target's first weight-for-age test, he will tackle the group 1 Doomben 10,000 (1350m) next month and the $1 million Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) at Eagle Farm on June 11 before going for a spell.
The BTC Cup carries only group 2 status this season but will be upgraded to group 1 level next season.
Included in the 24 entries for Saturday's race are Perth star Ellicorsam, Queensland's Regimental Gal, Sydney's fastest horse Spark Of Life, and Victorians Yell, a multiple group 1 winner, and the smart three-year-old Foreplay.
Meanwhile, Makybe Diva's trainer Lee Freedman has said that Australia's champion stayer would be an unlikely starter in the group 1 Tenno Sho (3200m) at Kyoto on Sunday if the track remained hard.
Owner Tony Santic's racing manager Kevin Williams said Makybe Diva worked over 2000 metres yesterday on the Kyoto track for jockey Glen Boss, but both Santic and Freedman were adamant they would not risk the mare on a track that the trainer described as being as hard as a cricket pitch.
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Life in the Frank Wilczek lane, a photo by betsythedevine on Flickr.
Doing my bit to get this little vignette added some day to a learned biography of Frank Wilczek:
Me: (sitting in living room, working on Internet stuff) (silence)
Frank: (sitting on porch, working on physics stuff) (laughing and laughing)
Me: (still in living room, not working) What? Oo, what's funny, what?
Frank: (walking in from porch with open book in his hand, full of enthusiasm) It's a great quote from Wittgenstein!
And if you didn't know yet that he's a sweet-natured guy, he agreeably posed for this picture with his great quote in view on top of the new Viking book he bought at the supermarket and is having fun reading.


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A rich, irreverent, and exuberant comic masterpiece from the author of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz and St Urbain's Horseman.
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1877: The Bulletin — Arizona's first daily newspaper — begins publication in Tucson. After purchased by L.C. Hughes in 1879, it becomes known as the Arizona Daily Star.
1911: The Southern Belle Mines Company is incorporated with Col. William "Buffalo Bill" Cody as one of the incorporators. The company, capitalized at $1 million, is expected to take over Col. Cody's Campo Bonito property near Oracle.
1913: The Mayor of Tucson complains to police about stray horses grazing in his front yard. Long-suffering city residents frequently found cattle, burros and horses browsing in the lawns at night.
1933: The Saguaro Cactus Forest outside Tucson is set aside as a National Monument by President Herbert Hoover.
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He didn't know what to say. Not only had Nicholas failed to gain control of his own classroom, but a parent had to do his job for him.
Way to go, Nicholas.
"Um, officer, I'm … I didn't know," Nicholas said.
Goodness this man was hot, though. That five o'clock shadow, those dark eyebrows that framed his impossible-to-look-away-from crystal blue eyes.
And a cop? Those biceps busting out of his rolled up sleeves, those muscular thighs fitted in his tight pants.
Nicholas had to admit to himself, he'd taken a quick look at his rear end too, and it was worth the risk of getting caught.
Manly perfection, just the way he liked it.
Nicholas didn't know where to put his hands. He'd never been this nervous around a man before. His stomach was in knots.
Should he put his hands on his side, crossed or perhaps wrapped around the gorgeous handsome police officer like his daughter had done?
Nicholas cleared her throat. He had to pull it together. "Mr. O'Brian, I presume?" he said, trying to remain professional. What a stupid thing to say. He already knew his name.
The officer flashed Nicholas a toothy smile, calm, cool, collected. Completely comfortable in his own skin.
"Dean, and you presumed right," he said, swinging his daughter back and forth. His voice was deep and smooth. Nicholas imagined him rumbling in his ear.
The officer must have been a little older than Nicholas, late 20s. The perfect age. He could see traces of salt and pepper hair. Just his type.
He fanned himself and cleared his throat once again.
"Chloe was jumping off the chair over and over again. I… Well, she wouldn't listen. I turned my back only for a second and—"
Nicholas stared at the floor. Why couldn't he look the officer in the eye? Maybe he was ashamed of his lack of child care skills, maybe he was disoriented.
Then again, maybe he worried he'd get lost in his eyes.
"Hey," he said, not saying a word until Nicholas's eyes met his.
"Yes?" he said, his voice going up a pitch.
He grinned at Nicholas, and suddenly he was at ease. "It's no big deal. She knows better than that. Don't you, darling?"
"Uh-huh," Chloe said, biting her lip and batting her eyelashes at her daddy. The girl was a natural.
"You're not going to do that again, are you?" he asked, his voice lowering into discipline-mode.
Nicholas had to pull himself away from his mesmerizing crystal blue eyes. He looked across the way through the hall's floor-to-ceiling windows.
Great. At the other end of the school, his fellow teachers ogled the hunk through the window too.
He was embarrassed and yet oddly jealous, as if he'd found him first and wanted no one else to have him.
Then again, why would someone like the officer be interested in someone like him? Nicholas wasn't the buff guy he used to be.
He hadn't gone on a date since he ran away from his abusive boyfriend. He wasn't rich. He wasn't from a high class family.
And he was broken, living in a protective shell, and suffering from heartbreak.
The officer chuckled. " You all right, Mr. Vega?"
"Uh, yeah. I … once again, I'm so sorry for …" Nicholas said.
"No, I'm sorry. I should have introduced myself. What do you say I make it up to you?" asked the officer.
Nicholas eyebrows furrowed in concern. "Make it up to me?"
He gave Nicholas a wink that made him weak in the knees. "I'll take you to coffee where I can continue insinuating and sticking my foot in my mouth. "
Nicholas blushed. My God, was this hot man flirting with him or was it just wishful thinking?
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The University of Mary
– Leading, Serving, Growing since 1959
Since the University of Mary's beginnings in the mid-1950s, its history has been one of rapid expansion. Founded in 1955 by the Benedictine Sisters of Annunciation Monastery as a two-year school, the former Mary College became a four-year degree-granting institution in 1959. It achieved university status – becoming the University of Mary – in 1986.
The University of Mary is the only private, Catholic university in North Dakota, incorporating in 1959 with an enrollment of 69 students. From those humble beginnings, the University of Mary has grown to a fall 2007 enrollment of 2,842 – with 31 states represented and 18 other countries, ranging from Brazil to Kenya to Yugoslavia – and to be one of the top 10 employers in Bismarck-Mandan with over 500 employees.
Ever mindful of its mission to serve the region's religious, academic, and cultural needs, the University of Mary continually strives for quality in its academic and co-curricular programs. In all areas of study, special emphasis is given to leadership and entrepreneurship by "America's Leadership University." The college that began by offering two programs to help adult nurses and teachers earn undergraduate degrees is now a university with 44 majors, ranging from accounting to theology; master's degrees in business administration, counseling, education, nursing, management, project management, and occupational therapy; and a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
The University has always been keenly aware of the needs of Bismarck and surrounding area, and has continued its mission by expanding learning options, making education accessible to working adults and supporting lifelong learning. In 1982, the Butler Center for Lifelong Learning opened in south Bismarck. The University of Mary School of Accelerated and Distance Education now offers accelerated undergraduate and graduate programs for adult learners at the Butler Center, along with centers in Fargo; Billings, Mont.; and Kansas City, Mo. Through those centers, the University of Mary offers degree programs in 16 cities and online.
In 2001, the University of Mary unveiled its new vision as America's Leadership University. In this role, the university is committed to developing future leaders with a commitment to Benedictine values in a spirit of servant-leadership and providing leadership experiences for every student.
The University of Mary has long been an important aspect of the business community in Bismarck and all of North Dakota. This was furthered in 2006 when the Tharaldson School of Business was launched. Named for North Dakota hospitality entrepreneur and industry innovator Gary Tharaldson, the school is a new model for preparing students for business careers that is uniquely designed to bridge the gap between the academic and business world.
That same year, leadership was taken to a new level when the University of Mary became a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II and the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, setting a new standard of quality in programs campus-wide.
Today, with a student-to-faculty ratio of 16 to 1 and post-graduation placement rate of 98 percent, the University of Mary remains committed to continuing the mission of its founders and to serving the people of the region in a spirit that fosters servant-leadership. For more information on the University of Mary, please visit www.umary.edu.


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In the freezing winter of 2010, with the Irish recession in full flow, property tycoon Dermot Brennan is found dead at his Dublin home. Leading the murder investigation is fifty-six-year-old Detective Inspector Leo Woods – 'the Ugly Detective' - an embittered former UN soldier with a cocaine habit, a penchant for collecting masks and a face disfigured by Bell's Palsy. DI Woods meets his match in Detective Sergeant Helen Troy, a bright and ambitious but impetuous young policewoman with a troubled family. A host of suspects quickly emerge - Brennan's estranged son; two of the dead man's former business associates with grudges against him; a young man whose life was ruined after his house, built by Brennan, was flooded; an arrogant sculptor who may or may not have been having an affair with Anna Brennan (and with their neighbour); and an ex-pat American gardener. Together, Woods and Troy weave their way through this tangled web to get to the shocking truth. Mark O'Sullivan is an exciting new voice in literary crime fiction. Already an acclaimed children's fiction writer, he has produced in CROCODILE TEARS an excellent murder mystery, which has the depth of character of Kate Atkinson combined with the plotting and ambiguous moral codes of Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse.I like the sound of Leo Woods, I have to say. An embittered ex-soldier with a coke habit and disfigured face would be the villain in most conventional crime / mystery novels, so perhaps Mark O'Sullivan has something subversive and a little out of kilter with the police procedural tropes lined up for us. Here's hoping …
Praise for Declan Burke: "Burke shows again that he's not just a comic genius, but also a fine dramatic writer and storyteller." – Booklist. "Proust meets Chandler over a pint of Guinness." – Spectator. "Among the most memorable books of the year, of any genre." – Sunday Times. "A hardboiled delight." – Guardian. "Imagine Donald Westlake and Richard Stark collaborating on a screwball noir." – Kirkus Reviews. "A cross between Raymond Chandler and Flann O'Brien." – John Banville.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
A Leo In Winter
an award-winning author of books for children and young adults, but for his next offering he's turning to the world of crime fiction. CROCODILE TEARS (Transworld Ireland) is due in April, with the blurb elves wibbling thusly:
Posted by Declan Burke at 9:35 AM
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- Jackie/Jake said...
I've added it to my TBR list.
I'm a sucker for anything Dublin (was born there) and my grandmother's maiden name was Brennan.
- January 20, 2013 at 6:08 PM
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Like One Body: A Muslim's Responsibility to the Ummah – Imam Zaid Shakir & Sh. Yasir Qadhi – NYU 10/15/09 7 PM
This is really shocking. I went to Stony Brook University and I absolutely loved the community there. I had never experienced any type of bigotry or hate crime there. It's really sad that these guys had to print the cartoon and spread it around campus. What would they accomplish by this? I hope and pray that Stony Brook campus police catch those involved.
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I was shocked when I read this.
Ahmad Wais Afzali had for years been a popular imam in Queens. First at one mosque, and then at others, he had become known for his moving sermons. He also ran a funeral home, and won praise for helping families deal with their grief.
The imam's lawyer said he was merely trying to help the authorities. But on Saturday night, federal officials arrested Mr. Afzali, 37, effectively claiming that their onetime source of assistance had betrayed them by tipping off Mr. Zazi, and then lying to them about it.
Source: NY Times
I think pretty much everyone in the Muslim community knew Shaykh Ahmad and his funeral home and the services he offered to Muslim families to take care of their deceased relatives. I had a first hand experience with this with the burial of my grandfather.
May Allah make it easy for them and their families. It sounds like Shaykh Ahmad was talking to the wrong person at the wrong time.
Aman Ali and Bassam Tariq are currently going to a different masjid (or mosque) in the NYC area. They are documenting their journey here.
They should also do 30 taraweeh's. Split it up evenely, half 20s and half 8s. 😀
Spurred by a broad coalition of religious, labor and immigrant groups, the City Council overwhelmingly passed a resolution on Tuesday to add two of the most important Muslim holy days to the public schools' holiday calendar.
Imam Talib Abdur-Rashid, a leader of the campaign to add the holidays, said that if the mayor continued to oppose the move, the results for him at the voting booth could be "catastrophic" among the city's roughly 600,000 Muslims.
The resolution's advocates said that since about 12 percent, or more than 100,000, of the city's public school students are Muslim, they deserved recognition. The two holidays have already been adopted by school districts including Dearborn, Mich., and several municipalities in New Jersey.
I wonder if the NYC public schools will follow the global moon sighting view or the local moon sighting view.
He did a good thing here, but selling pipes that are only used to smoke haram substances is wrong.
LOL at "your name is Nawaz Sharif Zardari." Respect to the brother who owned the store for giving dawah and having mercy.
Merciful storekeeper changes robber's mind, religion
NEW YORK (CNN) — A potential victim became a compassionate counselor during a recent robbery attempt, changing the would-be criminal's mind — and apparently his religion.
Storekeeper Mohammad Sohail was closing up his Long Island convenience store just after midnight on May 21 when — as shown on the store's surveillance video — a man came in wielding a baseball bat and demanding money.
"He said, 'Hurry up and give me the money, give me the money!' and I said, 'Hold on'," Sohail recalled in a phone interview with CNN on Tuesday, after the store video and his story was carried on local TV.
Sohail said he reached under the counter, grabbed his shotgun and told the robber to drop the bat and get down on his knees.
"He's crying like a baby," Sohail said. "He says, 'Don't call police, don't shoot me, I have no money, I have no food in my house.' "
Amidst the man's apologies and pleas, Sohail said he felt a surge of compassion.
He made the man promise never to rob anyone again and when he agreed, Sohail gave him $40 and a loaf of bread.
"When he gets $40, he's very impressed, he says, 'I want to be a Muslim just like you,' " Sohail said, adding he had the would-be criminal recite an Islamic oath.
"I said 'Congratulations. You are now a Muslim and your name is Nawaz Sharif Zardari.'"
When asked why he chose the hybrid of two Pakistani presidents' names, the Pakistani immigrant laughed and said he had been watching a South Asian news channel moments before the confrontation.
Sohail said the man fled the store when he turned away to get the man some free milk.
He said police might still be looking for the suspect but he doesn't intend to press charges.
"The guy, you know, everybody has a hard time right now, it's too bad for everybody right now in this economy," said the storekeeper.
Source: CNN (via Hahmed.com)
Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajoon.
From God we came and to God we will return to.
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In Memory of
Juanita Burleson Atwood
February 3, 1941 - October 25, 2011
Juanita Burleson Atwood, age 70, of Marion, NC, passed away Tuesday, October 25, 2011 at her residence. She was a member of Garden Creek Baptist Church for 46 years. She left behind her special companion, Peanut her dog.
She was born February 3, 1941 in Yancey County, NC to the late Olga Burleson and Bessie Honeycutt Burleson. In addition to her parents, she is also preceded in death by a sister; Linda Burleson Edwards, and a nephew; Ricky Forbes.
Surviving is her loving husband of 57 years; Johnnie Atwood, son; Ronald Atwood, wife Lynn, of Nashville, NC, daughter; Debi Atwood, of Marion, daughter; Kimberly Atwood Swank, husband Brent of Vernal, Utah, daughter; Melissa Atwood Elliott, of Marion, daughter; Robin Atwood Replogle, husband Mike, of Boone, sister; Lillian Forbes, husband Frank, of Spruce Pine, brother; Burnette Burleson, wife Judy, of Nebo, brother; Harold Burleson, wife Linda, of Marion, sister; Brenda Sills, husband, Silas, of Marion, brother-in-law; Rodger Edwards, of Greensboro, NC.. Grandchildren; Penny Atwood, John Paul Atwood, Danielle Whaley, Jordan Harrell, Jake Elliott, Katie Replogle, Michael Replogle, Taylor Replogle, Briana Civish, and Emily Oley, and six Great-Grandchildren. Special recognition to Hospice of McDowell County; Cristi Ward, Sherry McCoyle, Jamie Cable, and Sheila McPeters.
Funeral Services will be held at 2:00 PM on Friday, October 28, 2011 in Garden Creek Baptist Church in Marion with Rev. Coy Jeans, Rev. Allen McKinney, and Rev. Ken Burleson officiating. Burial will follow at McDowell Memorial Park. The family will receive friends Thursday October 27, 2011 at Kirksey Funeral Home in Marion from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
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HG mascara! Finally! And for three bucks at walmart, who would have known I really do have a mascara obsession. Lol. I buy a mascara, find it to work nice, but buy another mascara within a week because I know that I can find a better one. Needless to say, I have spent way too much money on mascara and I have so many mascaras laying around that I've used just once. Plus, I work in a cosmetics section of a department store and am constantly receiving samples of all types of high end mascaras. I have used everything from Lancome to Covergirl. I've been on the hunt for a very light and feathery looking mascara. My lashes are already decently long, and thick. I also have a good amount of lashes. Everytime I use a mascara that claims to look natural, it still just looks like I put on a very good mascara. Finally, this mascara really just looks like my eyelashes.. but better. With one coat, it darkens them, lengthens a bit, and just makes it look like I have amazing eyelashes naturally. They look soft and beautiful. If I really want my lashes to stand out, I can apply a good 4 coats of this stuff and get not one clump. It does flake a bit if you do apply multiple coats. On a daily basis I apply just one coat. I finally have people complimenting my eyelashes saying "you have beautiful eyelashes" rather then "what type of mascara do you use?"
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Great product!! they only sell it at one Walmart in my whole town but its sooo worth the trip!! its super cheap and its my go-to mascara. Great color never clumps, i get great definiton and its super cheap! the only problem is if u add to many coats it gets flakey but thats with all mascaras pretty much! i love it!!!
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Not recommended- barely shows up on lashes, requires multiple coats, smells funny, and smears under the eyelids. Very low-quality product, esp. for its price range. I have used dirt-cheap products that performed far better.
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one lippie off for that overpowering plastic + rose smell....although i can bear it after suffering through colossol by maybelline which is even worse....this is not a dramtic mascara i wear it to school because it can hold a decent curl and adds a little length...what i love is the definition....each lash is seperated and people always comment on how great my lashes naturally are....they cant even tell im wearing mascara because i have naturally black lashes and the formula never clumps people just think i really got lucky with great lashes
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I have never bought a product from Bonne Bell before and thought I would give this a try because of the high rating on MUA and the inexpensive price tag. I was really disappointed with this mascara. It smelled like plastic flowers and even with three coats it barely added length or volume. After a few hours it started to smudge and flake. Definitely will not repurchase.
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Don't let the teeny-bopper Bonne Bell marketing fool you. This is a fantastic mascara. In fact, for my stubbornly blonde lashes, it is my HG. It is pretty basic--more on the wet side and doesn't provide much volume or length--but it darkens lashes beautifully and lasts all day without irritation or flaking. While other mascaras dry up, a tube can last me months and still feel as good as the day it was opened. It looks super natural (never spidery or clumpy) and it holds a curl like nobody's business. If you're looking for dramatic lashes, this honestly probably isn't the mascara for you. But if you're looking for a comfortable, natural-looking and highly pigmented mascara for everyday use, that's insanely affordable (around $3 a tube) then I highly recommend it!
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Didn't do anything for my lashes. Also, it is stinky!!!! At least it was only $3 at Wal-mart....
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I actually like this mascara more than Maybelline and Max Factor 2000 because it is very light weight and natural looking without over drying. It never ever gave me "spider" lashes.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. A reproductive plant part, such as a seed, fruit, or spore, that is modified for dispersal. Also called diaspore.
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- n. A seed fruit that has been modified for migration.
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- n. In phytogeography, the body by which a plant is propagated, whether seed, spore, offshoot, etc., or the whole plant.
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(n): the dispersal of the reproductive part of a plant that can grow into a new plant.
In pines, the disseminule is a seed plus papery tissues of the cone scale that form a wing. In maples, the "helicopters" or "keys" are each individual carpels of the 2- or 3-parted fruit bearing a seed within. Thus, in higher plants, disseminules may be comprised of the seed only, or the seed plus various anatomical layers of the fruit or fruiting body tissues.
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