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Weekly Wire: the Global Forum
These are some of the views and reports relevant to our readers that caught our attention this week.
Communication Technologies: Five Myths and Five Lessons from History
"Mobile phones in the developing world have myriad uses: banking services, reminders for medicine regimens, e-governance, and more. This is a far cry from a generation ago when 99 percent of the people in low-income countries lacked POTS, or "plain old telephone service."
Information and communications technologies are now indispensible for development, prioritized through varying levels of market-driven measures and participatory politics. From international organizations to local administrations, the importance given to these technologies for development today is a counterpoint to the immediate post-colonial era when telephones were considered a luxury and nationalized radio broadcasting was used for bringing "modern" ideas to populations. Along with policy changes, the move toward market forms works to ensure that people have phones and access to communication infrastructures, in turn providing incentives for entrepreneurs and political brokers to develop applications for delivery of social services and provide alternatives to users who in an earlier era lacked even basic access to these technologies." READ MORE
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The #Occupy Little Rock crowd is pretty pathetic. Who even cares about LR City Hall? For that matter, doesn't "march" imply that someone is leading?
The only thing better than a life-size VF-25 Valkyrie would be a functioning life-size Valkyrie. Because the only thing better than mecha are transforming mecha!
How scientifically literate are you? I got 43/50; I should've gotten a few more right, but made some stupid mistakes.
Ever wonder what Philip K. Dick thought of Blade Runner?
I think the last one is my favorite.
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ANKARA, Turkey, March 26 (UPI) -- Turkey's prime minister said Tuesday he will visit the Palestinian territories to see if Israel carries out what he says was a pledge to lift its Gaza blockade.
Speaking to a group of Parliament members in Ankara, Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he and Turkish relief organizations would check on humanitarian conditions in Gaza and the West Bank during the trip, Today's Zaman reported.
Turkish officials maintain that when Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu apologized Friday for a 2010 attack on a Turkish ship that killed nine people, he agreed to lift the blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Yaakov Amidror, Israel's national security adviser, denied Sunday that Tel Aviv had agreed to end its blockade, adding security in the region could be tightened if Israel's security was threatened.
Erdogan said he expects to visit Gaza in April.
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Quincy Community Theatre Holding Auditions for 'The Rainmaker'
Quincy Community Theatre announces auditions for the classic story of The Rainmaker, March 18 & 19 by appointment only. Auditions are from 6:00-9:00 p.m.
It's 110° in the shade, and it hasn't rained for months. Lizzie Curry keeps house for her father and two brothers on the family ranch in a drought-ridden rural town during depression-era America. She has just returned to the ranch after visiting cousins, a trip that was undertaken with the failed expectation that she would find herself a husband. As their farm languishes under the devastating drought, Lizzie's family worries all the more about her marriage prospects. Enter Starbuck, a charming, conman who promises to bring rain for a fee. Starbuck's offer begins a series of events that enable Lizzie—and others—to see her in a whole new light. The Rainmaker runs May 2-5 & 9-11, with technical rehearsals April 26-May 1.
QCT is looking for actors in their 20-70's and an actress in her 20-40's to play these timeless roles. Detailed character descriptions are available online. Auditionees should also familiarize themselves with the script, online under ABOUT US: "Members and Volunteers." A password is required for access.
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Kogod Courtyard at Smithsonian American Art Museum, 8th and F Sts., NW
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Deal nearby: Rasoi Indian Kitchen
Friday, November 15, 8 p.m.
BYT Presents: Sharks & Lasers
800 F St., NW
Our favorite purveyors of fun, Brightest Young Things, want to celebrate our favorite combination of deadly things: sharks and lasers. That's right, there's a party at the International Spy Museum to celebrate 50 years of James Bond villains. Aside from commemorating laser-fortified fish, attendees can mingle with real former spies and femme fatales (pro-tip: Richard Kiel a.k.a 'Jaws' in The Spy Who Loved Me is rumored to be in attendance). Oh, and did we mention the evil cat gallery? And a photobooth? Get the keys to the Aston Martin, let's go!
Deal nearby: Mehak Indian Cuisine
Saturday, November 16, 1 to 9 p.m.
Ballston Bar Crawl
950 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington, VA
If you enjoy outdoor activities, join DC Social Sports in a bar crawl across Ballston's most popular bars (including our personal faves, Front Page and Rock Bottom). Check in at Buffalo Wild Wings until 4 p.m. and get drink specials and win gift cards from participating bars.
Deal nearby: Denim Bar
Sunday, November 17, 1:30 p.m.
Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty
Kennedy Center Opera House, 2700 F St., NW
Tchaikovsky meets ... Twilight? British choreographer, Matthew Bourne, has reimagined the classic fairy tale as a supernatural, goth ballet (naturally). The slumbering princess awakes after a century-long catnap to find that Prince Charming is now a vampire. What's a girl to do?
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This Is A Sad World We Live In: Woman Dies In Jail After Being Dragged From Hospital! (Justice For Anna Brown)
"Anna Brown, 29, died on the floor of a jail cell
within an hour of being dragged from St. Mary's
Hospital. As blood clots spread from her legs to
her lungs the hospital staff was busy refusing her
further treatment. She was arrested because she
refused to leave, she said she was in to much pain
to stand. So she was carried to a squad car and
driven to the Richmond Heights Police Department
where officers carried her into a cell and laid
her on the floor. She was found dead only minutes
Originally visiting the hospital due to a sprained ankle, she was unaware that the real problem was that her sprained ankle had caused blood clots. A doctor at St. Mary's told police that she was okay to go, unwilling to properly treat the woman. At 7:33 in the video below, you can hear an officer in the cell after she died say, "we thought she was drug sick" but the autopsy revealed that she had not taken any drugs."
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A Message from ICMA-RC President and CEO, Bob Schultze
December 29, 2015
ICMA-RC was founded by the public sector for the public sector in 1972.
Each year we set goals for how we can best serve our public sector plan-sponsor clients and participants. This past year was incredibly successful as we worked closely with our clients to enroll more participants in their retirement savings plans than ever before. In 2017 our average participant savings rate increased 8.5% year over year. For our under 40 participants we saw an even higher increase of 10.2%.
Our legacy is built on the personal touch of knowledgeable representatives who consult with participants to help them achieve their savings goals.
This "high-touch" experience is reinforced with ICMA-RC's insights driven digital resources and enhanced mobile capabilities which give public sector plan sponsors and participants powerful options to manage their accounts and save for retirement.
We are dedicated to helping our public-sector clients and their participants prepare so they can enjoy a secure retirement. Some of the ways we do this include:
- Investing in the latest infrastructure — in the past three years alone we have invested more than $100 million dollars in technology;
- Making available a wide range of investment options, including our target-date funds and target-risk funds, and a top-performing stable value fund;
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ICMA-RC continues to lead the retirement-planning industry in new and innovative ways. For example:
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- Plan Sponsors can interact with plan data in real time to make strategic decisions using ICMA-RC's Visual Analytics. Visual Analytics presents plan sponsors with a wealth of quantitative plan data in a visually appealing way, displaying a range of metrics and trends to aid in decision making.
By providing participants with the most relevant and helpful knowledge, resources, and tools for their retirement planning, ICMA-RC and I are committed to helping public-sector employees achieve their goals.
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Lack of partners holds up EPA study on fracking, water wells
The Environmental Protection Agency can't find a partner to help perform a study of shale drilling and drinking water, a year after it said it would take such action, a federal official said Friday in Oakland.
The result is that federal scientists may not be able to do before-and-after testing of shale gas operations in Washington County and other locations.
EPA science adviser Glenn Paulson detailed the problem at the University of Pittsburgh's annual conference on shale drilling's health effects. The agency still is looking for companies to give them access for the study, due in 2014, he told a crowd of more than 150 people.
"I think it's critically important to do the before-and-after test," said Leonard W. Casson, an environmental engineer at the University of Pittsburgh who does drinking water research. "That way it removes ambiguity and provides the final proof of principle on whether there's an effect or not an effect. That would be a definitive answer to the question."
Agency officials said in June 2011 they were going to test through the full life cycle of wells at a Range Resources Corp. site in Washington County and at a site in Louisiana. One of those proved technically unsuited for the research and the agency has yet to finalize a deal with the company that was going to give it access to the other, Paulson said after his speech.
He could not remember which was which, said Paulson, who joined the agency in the spring. Lawyers from the agency and the drilling company in question are negotiating and still could reach an agreement, though the agency is looking elsewhere, too, he added.
The work was among 21 research projects Congress ordered in an effort to assess the impacts of the country's natural gas boom on drinking-water supplies. Despite the setback the other projects are on course and Paulson believes they will represent a significant scientific advancement when the agency's final report is finished, he told the crowd.
"This has the promise to be pretty close to definitive on the drinking water/fracturing issue … as anything else that's going on," he said during his talk. "We want the science to be rock solid," he added to reporters later.
Range Resources welcomes such federal research, spokesman Matt Pitzarella said when reached about Paulson's comments. He could not immediately confirm whether the company — which has offices in Cecil and headquarters in Texas — ever had a deal or was working on one for the agency's study.
Timothy Puko is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7991 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Predicting anything is a notoriously tricky business - mainly because nobody can actually predict the future.
Until that soothsayer is found/discovered/created/born we'll have to make do with moderately informed 'experts'.
We all agree on who the current best players in the world are - Leo Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, etc. But what about in seven years time?
Who will be the Messi's and Ronaldo's of the year 2020? Well, we've looked at data taken from the video game FIFA 14, which ranks the best young players in the world by their 'potential'.
So who has the most potential under the age of 23 on the game - and by virtue, which player do EA Sports expect to be the best in the world one day?
Well you'll just have to scroll through the countdown to find out.
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Hello fellow duelist,i am hear to tell you about my brand new guild *Legion*. We are looking to add members to join our ranks for some fun and friendly competition.
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According to the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, MSM (men who have sex with men) and racial and ethnic minorities are both disproportionately affected by HIV. We spoke with Venton Jones from The National Black Gay Men's Advocacy Coalition (NBGMAC)* about his efforts to use new media to extend the reach of their programs. NBGMAC will be launching a new website later this month and Venton is working with their members to develop a social media plan and build the organization's social media presence. In this post, he tells us about his organization and why new media is important.
Here's what Venton had to say.
The National Black Gay Men's Advocacy Coalition (NBGMAC) is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Black gay men through advocacy that is focused on research, policy, education, and training. In 2006, MSM accounted for more than half (53%) of all new HIV infections in the United States. Young Black MSM accounted for more new HIV infections than any other racial or ethnic age group of MSM (CDC, 2010).
New media (social networks, text messaging, blogs, wikis, etc.) is an important tool to help reduce new HIV infections and increase advocacy among Black gay men, and particularly young people. According to the Nielsen Co, U.S. users spend 23% of their time on the Internet using social networking platforms. Among social network usage, 85% of their usage is through Facebook (CRN, 2010). Improving communications to its membership and broader constituency through these media, to drive community mobilization to achieve its policy agenda, has been a longstanding goal of NBGMAC.
The Levi Strauss Foundation and Broadway Cares/Equity Fight AIDS have provided generous support to overhaul the coalition's website and incorporate new media into our ongoing communication channels. This will allow NBGMAC to share timely information on key advocacy issues and improve membership mobilization and recruitment through social media marketing, better visual presentation and overall usability. Most importantly, enhancing our new media platform will increase Black gay men's awareness of important policy and legislative issues as we work to advance implementation of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy, health care reform, and LGBT health research and policy efforts.
As we begin this process of planning our new media activities, we will be asking the community and ourselves the following questions:
- What is our audiences' use of and comfort level with various communication tools?
- How do we recruit new members through new media?
- How can the use of new media help NBGMAC reach its goals and core objectives?
- How can new media tools be utilized to meet the goals of the National AIDS Strategy and other policy priorities?
- What are the "game changers" in new media that enhance our ability to reach Black Gay Men?
- Who can we partner with to promote and expand our new media efforts?
NBGMAC believes that local organizations and coalitions need to ask these questions in order to more effectively reach their target population. New media is an essential tool for increasing awareness and engagement of Black gay men in HIV prevention efforts, policy and legislative initiatives that directly impact their lives. NBGMAC will launch its new website (www.NBGMAC.org)* with exciting social networking features later this month.
*The NBGMAC site is still under construction. Stay tuned for the website launch, and a future post on lessons learned from Venton as we follow up with him in the next few months.
Venton Jones is the Senior Program Associate for Communications and Member Education at the National Black Gay Men's Advocacy Coalition (NBGMAC).


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Minnesota DFL (Democratic) state senator Becky Lourey is an opponent of the war in Iraq and the mother of Army helipcopter pilot Chief Warrant Officer Matthew Lourey. CWO Lourey was on his second tour of duty in Iraq; he was killed when his helocopter was shot down in central Iraq on Thursday. The Star Tribune story by Mark Brunswick, Patricia Lopez and Kevin Duchschere is incredibly painful: "State senator's son dies in Iraq."
The story runs with the photo above by Star Tribune photographer Joey McLeister. The caption reads: "A photo of Matt Lourey and his wife, Lisa, sat on a table in the Lourey family home, along with the toy airplanes Matt Lourey made when he was in school." Our sincere condolences to Senator Lourey and her family.
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Yes, There's a Currency War, and Yes, It's Going to Linger
Investors and economists concerned about the current central bank battle to weaken their currencies might want to get comfortable, because this so-called "currency war" isn't ending any time soon, warns James Rickards, veteran financier and author of the 2011 book "Currency Wars: The Making of the Next Global Crisis."
In an interview on the DJ FX Trader podcast, Rickards says the ongoing currency battle will likely last until 2014 or 2015, and in the meantime rising inflation across the globe remains a key risk.
"We're not in currency wars all the time, but when we are they tend to last for a very long time," he says.
He contends that Japan's battle to weaken the yen also has a much longer way to go, since the yen would have to reach Y110 or Y120 per dollar to achieve improved growth and to fix the country's deflation problem.
Listen below for more of Rickard's views on currency policy and why it will be a topic on the agenda at next week's Group of 20 meeting, and to hear from DJ FX Trader strategist and columnist Vincent Cignarella on how to trade foreign exchange amid this latest currency skirmish.


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The complexity and difficulty of the anti-fraud profession requires and demands that fraud examiners operate and conduct themselves with the highest level of ethical conduct.
In practical terms, ethics involves making the right decision even when one's actions are not under scrutiny. You must be able to make the correct choices in times of pressure, especially when there is no one to answer to but yourself.
This course is designed to educate you about common circumstances that lead to ethical lapses in judgment and help you gain insights into the potential consequences of your actions.
Key Takeaways:
Sources for fraud examiners to seek guidance on ethical dilemmas
Introductions to and definitions of legal and ethical conduct and conflict of interest
Examples, types, variations and illustrations of the Code of Professional Ethics
Identify various sources of ethical guidance for fraud examiners
Tips for distinguishing common causes of ethical lapses by fraud examiners
Demonstrations and examples of ethical issues confronted by CFEs
This course fulfills the annual ethics CPE requirement for CFEs. To learn more about the ethics CPE requirement for CFEs, please visit ACFE.com/EthicsCPE.
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Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Sources of Ethical Guidance for CFEs
Lesson 3: The CFE Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct
Lesson 4: Common Causes of Ethical Lapses by Fraud Examiners
Lesson 5: Consequences of Ethical Lapses
Lesson 6: Typology of Ethical Lapses
Lesson 7: What Would You Do?
Lesson 8: You Be the Judge
CPE Information:
You Will Learn How To:
Relate the CFE Code of Ethics to professional situations
Identify common circumstances that lead to ethical lapses
Recognize the consequences of ethical lapses
Apply the portions of the CFE Code of Ethics that commonly are the subject of complaints against CFEs
Field of Study: Behavioral Ethics
Last updated: October 2017
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Phase II of the site redesign - updating the site for better display on mobile devices - is now underway. If you access the site on a mobile device, or resize your browser to less than 900 pixels wide, you will see the main content expanded to fill most of the screen and no index visible. The index can be retrieved with a "Show Index" tab on the left edge, and re-hidden using a "Hide Index" tab at the top of the index.
I've tested the changes using my Android tablet with Opera, Firefox, and Chrome browsers. I don't have a smartphone or any Apple devices to test with, though, so if you access the site on an iPad or a smartphone and see any issues, please let me know about them so I can try to get them resolved.
The next part of Phase II is to separate the author information from the links for each work. So, the page for each author will contain a list of the author's works which are indexed on the site, along with basic information about the author and links to general information. The links to etexts and texts for purchase will be moved to their own, individual pages, instead of being crammed together on one page (this isn't a problem for, say, Tyrtaeus, but for Plato and Aristotle the pages get pretty long). You will probably see this change occur a few authors at a time.
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On behalf of American Institute of Architects' President Mickey Jacob, the organization issued the following statement on the partial federal government shutdown that began early this morning. Along with its statement, AIA published "Shutdown 101: FAQ" to assist its members during the shutdown.
"The AIA is a non-partisan professional association; we work with members of both political parties. And like most Americans, AIA members are extremely disillusioned with the current state of affairs in the nation's capital.
"The design and construction industry is slowly recovering from one of the worst economic crises in modern history. The last thing we need is the self-inflicted wound that can potentially further damage the economy.
"We urge both political parties to set aside political divisions and put the "common good" of the American public first. That phrase is an anachronism in today's political vernacular, but lawmakers ought to commit it to memory in coming weeks as the fight over the budget commences and the deadline to address the debt ceiling arrives.
"We urge the public to ask their Congressional to refocus their debate to responsibly and immediately address the federal budget. Above all, we urge the public not to become politically disengaged. That, in part, is why the AIA has posted a comprehensive set of FAQs on our website as a way to measure the impact of the shut-down and to provide AIA members with an opportunity to make sure their voice is heard."
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Mainline break spews natural gas in North End
Police and fire officials evacuated a half-mile stretch of Beaumont's North End on Thursday morning, Nov. 1, after crews with the Jefferson County Drainage District struck a 4-inch gas main near Galveston and Wilson streets.
Crews were seen keeping their distance from the main as it loudly spewed odorous natural gas at approximately 10:31 a.m. Crews said the main was struck about 8:30 a.m. By 2:20 p.m., Centerpoint Energy crews had shut off the gas main and had begun repairing the damage. District Operation Manager John Seale said his crews should be through with the repair about midnight Friday, Nov. 2.
BPD officer Troy Dyson was seen walking house to house on Laredo Street warning residents to evacuate the area after crews warned the gas might have entered the area's sewer system and could seep into their homes.
"Most of 'em are at work," Dyson said. "A lot of 'em don't wanna leave."
Knocking loudly on each door, Dyson said the situation was dangerous, especially for families in the area.
"I don't want 'em in there asleep with gas leaking inside their house," he said. "All the babies in there and so forth."
Richard LeBlanc, general manager of the Jefferson County Drainage District No. 6, said his crews didn't know the gas main was there.
"Centerpoint was supposed to have moved them," he said, referring to multiple gas mains in the area. "But we hit one that was undetectable, evidently, according to them."
The drainage district's $8 million drainage project has been replacing aging storm sewers in the area since July and will continue until at least September 2013, LeBlanc said.
Resident Christina Ridley was leaving on a vacation when crews told Ridley and her friends, whose home was mere feet away from the break, they could not leave until the gas line was shut off.
"Now they're telling her she can't move her car because BAM!," Ridley said. "It could ignite something, and things would blow up."
Ridley said she was still excited about her upcoming vacation.
"I wanted excitement today, but this isn't what I was expecting," she said.
LeBlanc said the aging pipes underneath Beaumont's North End are hard to place and crews might hit others in the future.
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(CNN) -- Voters in three states head to the polls Tuesday, and in one of those states history might be made:
South Carolina
South Carolina Republicans could make state Rep. Nikki Haley their first female gubernatorial nominee. She's in a runoff against U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett.
Haley just missed out on winning the nomination outright in the June 8 primary, capturing 49 percent of the vote in a four-candidate field. She was short of the 50 percent plus one needed to take the nomination.
Once facing long odds for the GOP nomination, Haley rose in the polls thanks in part to endorsements by former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.
And unsubstantiated allegations by two other Republicans that they had affairs with Haley, who is married with children, most likely helped rather than hurt her campaign. So did a racial slur by a Republican state lawmaker at Haley, who is Indian-American and was raised Sikh, but became a Methodist at age 24.
"The unproven allegations and attacks against Haley actually played right into her message as a new kind of conservative," said CNN political producer Peter Hamby, who is in South Carolina reporting on the campaign.
"In fighting back, she was able to argue that establishment figures in the GOP were playing politics as usual and trying to stop a real reformer from taking charge in Columbia."
If Haley wins Tuesday's runoff, she'll be considered the favorite in the general election against state Sen. Vincent Sheheen, the Democratic gubernatorial nominee. Haley would become the Palmetto state's first woman governor if elected in November.
There are also runoffs in South Carolina in contests for the House of Representatives and for the state Legislature. State Rep. Tim Scott hopes to become the first black Republican to win election to Congress from South Carolina in a century. He faces off against Paul Thurmond, the son of the late Sen. Strom Thurmond, in a GOP House primary runoff.
Republican Rep. Bob Inglis is hoping he won't become the third House incumbent to lose a bid for re-election so far this primary season. He grabbed 27 percent of the vote in the primary and now faces a runoff against Spartanburg prosecutor Trey Gowdy. Inglis is facing criticism for his vote in favor of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, better known as the Wall Street bailout.
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In neighboring North Carolina, Secretary of State Elaine Marshall faces off in a Democratic Senate primary runoff against former state Sen. Cal Cunningham, who was recruited by national Democrats. The winner will challenge Republican Sen. Richard Burr in November's general election.
"Richard Burr doesn't have the strongest poll numbers, but that may not matter," said Stuart Rothenberg, publisher and editor of the nonpartisan Rothenberg Political Report.
Rothenberg said neither of the Democratic candidates "seems likely to put together the kind of campaign that would defeat Burr."
Voters in three congressional districts and one state Senate district also will cast ballots in runoff contests.
The fight for the GOP Senate nomination is capturing the spotlight in Utah, and the contest will be another test of the political strength of the Tea Party Express.
The national Tea Party group, which is based in California, is backing and assisting lawyer Mike Lee in the battle to succeed fellow Republican Bob Bennett, who is supporting the other candidate on the ballot, businessman Tim Bridgewater.
Bridgewater and Lee finished first and second, respectively last month at the Utah Republican Party convention, advancing to Tuesday's primary. Bridgewater and Lee touted themselves as more reliable conservatives than Bennett, who finished third in the voting by delegates, eliminating him from advancing to the primary and ending his chances of re-election for a fourth term. Bennett became the first sitting senator to go down to defeat in a primary season marked by strong anti-incumbent sentiment.
The Tea Party Express, best known for its three national bus tours, is running radio ads supporting Lee. The group recently pumped more than $500,000 into the recent fight for the Republican Senate nomination in Nevada, helping transform ex-state lawmaker Sharron Angle, once considered a long shot, into an easy winner in this month's primary election.
FreedomWorks also has endorsed Lee, and its volunteers are assisting in get-out-the-vote efforts in Utah. FreedomWorks is a nonprofit conservative organization that helps train volunteer activists and has provided much of the organizational heft behind the Tea Party movement.
Bennett upset many conservatives with his 2007 vote for President Bush's plan for a pathway to citizenship for some illegal immigrants and his 2008 vote for the federal bailout of banks and financial institutions. The fiscally conservative Club for Growth actively worked to defeat Bennett, as did local Tea Party organizations and Tea Party Express.
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Before becoming a widely lauded songwriter, Jimmy Webb was just another aspiring musician living in a dingy Los Angeles apartment.
The Oklahoma transplant would wander from his low-rent flat in Silver Lake to a place that would inspire one of his most indelible hits, MacArthur Park. There, between Wilshire and 7th, he'd wait for his girlfriend to get off work from her job nearby.
"I used to eat lunch in the park," said Webb, 66. "It was a place you could be away from the dreariness of a really bottom-scale apartment."
The scenes he saw there day after day inspired him to write "MacArthur Park," the unlikely 1968 hit single sung by actor Richard Harris.
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Now, 45 years after the location he immortalized became an unlikely pop-culture touchstone, Webb will sing "MacArthur Park" in MacArthur Park on Saturday to kick off a summer concert series. It's a first for Webb, who's never performed the song at its namesake location.
"MacArthur Park was — perhaps I'm painting it with the brush of nostalgia — a kind and gentle place," Webb said.
The roster of artists who have recorded "MacArthur Park" is staggering, and Webb himself says he has no idea how many times it's been covered. Beyond Harris' signature version, it's also been recorded by Donna Summer, Frank Sinatra, Glen Campbell and Liberace.
Thanks to the song's curiously impressionistic lyrics — "MacArthur Park is melting in the dark / All the sweet green icing flowing down" — and that cake forever left in the rain, it's stood out among the usual Top 10 fare. The number has been satirized on "The Simpsons," played in the movie "Airplane II" and parodied by "Weird Al" Yankovic.
"I'd be disingenuous if I said I'm unaware it has detractors," said Webb, who now lives on New York's Long Island. "It was something I had a sense of humor about. To me, that's part of it: the grandiosity of it, the absolute presumption of the whole thing is part of it. It's part of what we associate with the '60s: Let's push it, let's see how far we can inflate this condom before it blows up."
Jason Hanley, education director for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, says the unorthodox "MacArthur Park" is partly a product of its time.
"In the late '60s, particularly in California, you've got all this experimentation going on," said Hanley. "He was taking elements of the Great American Songbook — the Cole Porter and George Gershwins of the 1930s and '40s — with pop songs of the '50s and '60s and mixing that with these beautiful arrangements. Putting all that into one seven-minute song is kind of crazy."
"MacArthur Park" sprung from a request from producer Bones Howe to write a piece combining classical and rock elements for the group Howe was working with at the time, the Association, which scored '60s hits with "Cherish" and "Windy." Webb came back with "MacArthur Park," which at more than seven minutes was too much for the Association to add to an album that was nearly finished, so the group passed.
He stuck it back into his portfolio until he met with Harris, who wanted to follow his success in the musical "Camelot" by releasing a pop album.
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The song may not have reinvented Harris as a pop star, but it did end up breaking barriers on Top 40 radio.
Veteran L.A. DJ Charlie Tuna was part of the staff at the powerhouse 93 KHJ Boss Radio AM station, a national tastemaker in pop music for much of the '60s. He remembers "MacArthur Park" being broadcast in its entirety on then-emerging underground FM radio stations.
"We were paying attention to what they were playing," he said. "We didn't want to lose that hip crowd."
When KHJ program director Ron Jacobs called Webb and asked for an edited version that his station could play, he declined.
"I said, 'You can play the beginning, or just the middle or the end, or none of it, but I'm not going to edit it," Webb recalled. KHJ began playing the full version.
"Once KHJ went on it," Tuna said, "everyone else went on it."
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Webb says Beatles producer George Martin told him that "MacArthur Park" influenced the Beatles' decision to let "Hey Jude" run beyond the 7-minute mark when they recorded it a couple of months after Harris' record became a hit.
Now, half a century down the line, the composer believes the world is ready to hear it at least one more time.
"I have it on my new record coming out in September," Webb said, noting that his recording for his new "Still Within the Sound of My Voice" album due Sept. 10 features a vocal arrangement by one of his musical heroes, Beach Boys creative leader Brian Wilson.
Music was a big part of Webb's life growing up. His father was a Baptist minister and his mother played piano and accordion. The family moved to Southern California in 1962, settling in Colton in San Bernardino County.
"I can remember all the sprinklers going on all the lawns and the air conditioners humming and the sound of the Beach Boys floating from house to house," he said. "That was my first impression of California: sprinklers, air conditioning and the Beach Boys."
Three years later, his father decided to move the family back to Oklahoma. Just 17, Webb decided he was ready to be on his own, so he stayed.
"I had 30 or 40 songs I'd written, and I was ready," Webb said. "So I moved into a little — the nomenclature would be 'dump' — in Silver Lake."
That's when he discovered MacArthur Park, the recreational expanse built in the 1880s as Westlake Park, renamed in 1942 in honor of World War II Gen. Douglas MacArthur. He'd stroll from Silver Lake down Sunset Boulevard, across Alvarado and enter the park from a side street.
"That was my refuge from poverty," he said. "It was a place where I met my girlfriend; where life evened out for a little while. When I was there, it wasn't so difficult to live. That may sound strange now, because I was really successful so very young. But I was also struggling. At 17 years old I was on the street in Los Angeles with nothing to trade for my daily bread. Nothing but songs."
Though Webb has penned plenty more songs since, the cryptic lyrics of "MacArthur Park" still make the song one of his best-known — and most puzzling. What exactly was he singing about?
"I was very much an observer of things, and that song incorporated almost everything I saw around me," Webb said. "The novelistic technique of including just enough detail to convince someone of the veracity of the tale that's being told is a common one in songwriting. Certainly that's at work in 'MacArthur Park': the old men playing checkers by the tree, there's the yellow cotton dress....
"I'd seen birthday cakes left out in the park. I didn't have to make anything up," he said, although Webb also was well-read enough to have been aware of poet W.H. Auden's famous comment that, "My face looked like a wedding cake left out in the rain."
"'MacArthur Park?'" he said. "I have no apologies. It's just had a kind of wild and wacky and, ultimately, I guess, a wonderful existence as a song," he said. "And it's still around all these years later."
For many music aficionados, as unlikely as its commercial success was, that's no accident.
"What it feels like to me is that, even though he was barely in his 20s, an entire lifetime of musical ideas came pouring out in this one piece," said David Leaf, who teaches pop songwriting at UCLA. "It was as if he had been holding himself back, waiting for his chance, and then the Richard Harris record gave him the opportunity to put it all together. I never tire of hearing it — the timeless melodic themes, the structure of the composition with the different sections, the shifting tempos, the lyrical imagery — it really is everything one could dream of in a song and a record."
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Where: Levitt Pavilion L.A.-MacArthur Park, 2230 W. 6th St., Los Angeles
When: 8 p.m. Saturday; free concerts continue Thursdays through Sundays through Aug. 25 in MacArthur Park; also Wednesdays through Saturdays from June 21 through Aug. 24 at Levitt Pavilion, Pasadena.
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Not everyone was amused when the San Francisco Chronicle began running Paul Madonna's feature called "All Over Coffee" in early 2004. For those who were looking for the traditional cartoons and comic strips, Madonna's work was not the least bit funny.
A one hundred and eighty degree departure from the ubiquitous newspaper "funnies," readers were taken on a pen-and-ink tour of San Francisco's architectural landscape, mixed with witty and sometimes eccentric bits of integrated text. Clearly some did not get it, but others relished this fresh new approach. By 2007, Madonna's much heralded work had filled a coffee table book, aptly titled All Over Coffee.
Fast-forward four more years and we're treated to a second batch of Madonna's sepia tone and watercolor drawings. Everything Is Its Own Reward captures street corners, lamp posts, back alleys, telephone wires, stark landscapes and random bits of architecture in seemingly suspended animation, as if all forms of animal and human life had vanished. Yet strangely enough the human element is still very much present in his drawings, evidenced by the author's bits of brief (ok, sometimes long and prophetically rambling) textual commentary.
"Does the smell of the air today
remind you of another time?
Inhale through your nose.
And the next time a day like this comes around
you'll be transported back to now."
"Does the smell of the air today
remind you of another time?
Inhale through your nose.
And the next time a day like this comes around
you'll be transported back to now."
The video here is from Paul Madonna's talk at the Booksmith bookstore in San Francisco last month. Madonna talks about his new book and gives insight into his creative process. The visuals are rough but the underlying story is fascinating.
Everything Is Its Own Reward is an interesting and thought-provoking visual journey.
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Back from holidays... and no new post on the blog in the mean time??? qudobup is getting lazy :p
So before we lose all our loyal readers (e.g. the blog authors themselves *chirp* *chirp*), here a quick update:
Zero-K, the Spring-Engine using RTS game, got a bunch uf new releases lately... all the way up to version 0.8.13.1 by the time of writing this. Try it out if you liked Total Annihilation back in the days :D
However, the main reason for me writing about this is the cool multi-touch (tablet) interface someone coded for the spring engine and showcased with Zero-K:
Still a bit rough around the edges as you can see... but this shows that RTS games might have a bright future on tablet-pcs!


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Dish racks can take up a lot of precious countertop space in a small kitchen. And when you don't have room for space hogging, it's time to get creative. These are a few good-looking, space-saving dish rack ideas we've spotted recently:
- 1 A wall-mounted metal rack via Red House Design.
- 2 A wood wall-mounted rack available at UK shop David Mellor.
- 3 This amazing suspended rack was custom made by Kevin Mark Low. It's a wood frame hanging from steel cables that act to both suspend the rack and support each dish.
- 4 Common in Finnish kitchens, the cabinet above the sink is fitted with a dish rack that drips directly into the sink below. Photo: Irja Koivula via Skimbaco Lifestyle.
We also just spotted one more elevated dish rack in an awesome kitchen at ATLA: House Tour: Susy and Dale's Cozy Reno Studio.


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YONKERS, N.Y.—A man who was plucked from a plane crash in the icy Hudson River said Tuesday that he wasn't sure he'd survive, and he'd contacted 911 only after calling his wife and asking her to "tell the kids I love them."
But thanks to the pilot's skill, a fast-acting corps of policemen and one 12-year-old boy, he said, "the stars were aligned for us" and he and the pilot were rescued.
Christopher Smidt, a correctional sergeant from Colonia, N.J., spoke at a ceremony honoring his rescuers at City Hall in Yonkers. He and the pilot, Denise De Priester of East Windsor, N.J., were released Monday from a New York City hospital, where they were taken after spending 20 to 30 minutes in the frigid water after the Sunday evening crash.
Smidt said he is a student pilot and De Priester is his flight instructor, but on Sunday they were just out for a sightseeing flight in her newly purchased 1967 Piper Cherokee.
He said neither of them knew what went wrong, but at some point around 5:20 p.m., "We knew the plane was going to go down."
De Priester steered the plane over the river and set it down smoothly, he said, off Yonkers just north of New York City.
"Without her skills, this story would be going another way," Smidt said.
Once the plane was in the water, Smidt said, he called his wife, Karen.
"I was hoping we would make it, but I didn't know," he said. "I told her: 'We did crash in the Hudson. Tell the kids I love them.' It was probably not the phone call any wife wants to hear."
The Smidts have a 10-year-old son and a 12-year-old daughter.
Smidt then called 911, and a dispatcher told pilot and passenger to get out of the plane in life vests before it sank. Getting into the water, chunky with ice, is "nothing I wish on anybody," Smidt said.
After about 15 minutes, he said, "I knew my body was starting to shut down. … I couldn't paddle."
But soon he heard the sound of a rescue boat and figured, "This is going to be a happy ending."
Several off-duty or retired Yonkers police officers had been at a boat club on shore, and they commandeered a boat and set out to look for the plane.
Officer Daniel Higgins said they figured the chances of finding passengers alive in the darkness were like finding a needle "in a haystack factory."
He took along his son, Daniel Jr., a seventh-grader who hopes to attend the U.S. Naval Academy.
When Smidt was pulled into the boat, young Higgins said, "His hands were shaking, so I took off my jacket and he wrapped it around his hands so he wouldn't freeze."
Smidt said he remembers thinking, "Wow, this guy looks pretty young to be a cop."
"It feels good that I helped these people and I'm just glad they're alive," the young rescuer said.
Smidt said he has "aches and pains and some numbness in the fingers, but no complaints."
Asked if he'd ever get in a plane again, he said, "Absolutely."


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I was browsing on ASOS for a funky jacket when I spotted this Jelly Pong Pong gift set for £10 – a saving of £21! This is my first dabble with Jelly Pong Pong.
Do me a favour. Go to your other half or a nearby male and tell them you bought something from Jelly Pong Pong and see if they feel the need to repeat the name over and over. Just wondering.
In the bag was this Hawaiian Sun Bronzer (usually £18!):
Inside was a flower like thing – actually the poof:
To my surprise the bronzer is at the bottom of the container!!!! This is new to me and its quite cute although not very compact, this could be a nice quick body bronzer?
The other item in the kit is this Cheek Puff blush which is normally £12 – so damn cute.
This is lovely not to mention stupidly cute. This shade is rather aptly called Fluffy and is a pretty warm rose colour – reminds me a bit of Bobbi Brown Pot Rouges although this isn't specifically for lips as well.
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These are some of the views and reports relevant to our readers that caught our attention this week.
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Hundreds of immigration reform activists march through Washington, D.C., to protest deportation policies of President Barack Obama. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) Immigration activists marched through Washington, D.C., on Thursday (August 28), carrying signs and banners to keep immigration reform at the top of the political agenda. Hundreds of protesters chanted against the deportation practices of the Obama administration on the footsteps of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building and the White House. About 100 protesters were detained by law enforcement personnel at the end of the rally. Immigration has propelled itself back into the political spotlight this year with the illegal migration of thousands of unaccompanied minors across the border. President Barack Obama requested additional funds from Congress in order to sufficiently allow government agencies to deal with the crisis, but Congress left for recess unable to cut a deal on the request for emergency funds, which Obama said were needed to deal with an influx of Central American children illegally entering the country. A spokeswoman for the White House budget office said the administration urges Congress to act on that request. Since most Republicans are opposed, it could spark a battle over the bigger bill to keep the government operating ahead of Oct. 1, the start of a new fiscal year. That would be nothing compared to the fight Obama could touch off in September if he announces unilateral actions giving temporary legal status and work permits to millions of undocumented residents.


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Returning for a moment to the previous article, I put my effort into writing a reusable class, which originally exposed a set of predefined methods, useful for performing server-side validation on user-supplied data.
If you've been reading the earlier tutorials, then you know that the goal of this series was developing a PHP form processing package, comprised of two highly generic components. The first component is a form generator module, which presents a bunch of classes for programmatically constructing online forms, offering optional basic client-side validation capabilities. The second one is a form validation module that exposes a series of methods for validating user-provided data. Together, both components can be implemented as a standalone package within a PHP application, in order to build and quickly process web forms.
Now, before proceeding further, let's spend a few minutes discussing the objectives of this last tutorial, so you can have an accurate idea of how I'll use this form processing library. Basically, I'll set up an example, in order to demonstrate the functionality of both modules within a real application. First, I'll use the corresponding classes for constructing an online form, then I'll instruct the application to apply client-side validation on some of the form fields. Finally I'll have the application perform server-side checking on the form data, by displaying the appropriate error messages if any values entered on the form eventually fail to pass the verification process.
So, that's the theory. Let's now turn our attention to writing the hands-on example. You'll have a really good time. Let's go!
{mospagebreak title=Getting started: constructing programmatically an online form}
One of the best things about building an online form using an object-oriented approach is that the overall rendering process may be considerably simplified to instantiating a few form objects and deciding the best layout for them. Keeping this concept in mind, I'll construct a simple contact form, which presents some of the usual text boxes, such as "First Name", "Last Name", "Email" and "Comments", as you've seen hundreds of times. However, all of the building process will be driven by the classes that I developed in the first part of this series, including client-side validation. Take a look at the fragment of code below:
('name'=>'fname','required'=>array('empty','Enter your First name
(at least 4 characters)')));
('name'=>'lname','required'=>array('empty','Enter your Last name
(at least 4 characters)')));
('name'=>'email','required'=>array('email','Enter a valid email
As shown in the fragment of code above, I've included the corresponding class files for rendering form elements, as well as for performing client-side validation. After loading these classes, I instantiated a "formGenerator" object and simply proceeded to build the pertinent form.
As you can see, I've utilized the "addFormPart()" method, in order to use a simple (X)HTML table for laying out each form element on the web page. Please notice how the class is instructed to perform client-side validation on the "fname", "lname" and "email" fields, through their "required" attribute, and in all these cases, the corresponding error message is passed as an argument to the class method. After adding up all the form elements, the form is simply displayed by calling the "display()" method.
If you run the above snippet, the output looks like this:
Now that you understand how these classes work, the next step for setting up the example rests on demonstrating how the "validator" module checks, on the server, the validity of the data entered on required fields.
{mospagebreak title=Performing server-side validation: implementing the "validator" module}
As you know, in addition to basic client-side validation performed before submitting the form, the "validator" module, which I developed in the previous article, exposes some handy methods for verifying on the server whether user-supplied data is valid or not. It's precisely for this reason that I'll write a little piece of code, which validates the data entered in the required fields. The checking script looks like this:
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If you study the above script, you'll see that after submitting the form, a form "validator" object is instantiated, in order to verify the data of each required field. In this example I've used the "validateEmpty()" method for checking whether the values entered for "First Name" and "Last Name" are empty strings or not. Similarly, the "email" field is checked by the "validateEmail()" method.
After running the server-side checking script and assuming that invalid data was submitted by the form, the output might look like this:
As you can see, the "formValidator" class does a decent job validating the required fields. Of course, the look and feel for displaying error messages should be styled properly, but I guess you have a pretty clear idea of how the server-side validation process works.
Having demonstrated the nice capabilities of both form processing modules, it's time to show how they fit into a single script. Considering this situation, jump into the next section to learn how these modules are implemented on the same PHP file.
{mospagebreak title=Gluing the pieces: putting the form processing modules to work together}
Since you've already seen how each independent module works, next I'll integrate them within the same PHP script. The end result of this will be a code fragment that displays the online form; after it's been submitted, server validation is applied to each mandatory field. Take a closer look:
following errors:
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('name'=>'fname','required'=>array('empty','Enter your First name
(at least 4 characters)')));
('name'=>'lname','required'=>array('empty','Enter your Last name
(at least 4 characters)')));
('name'=>'email','required'=>array('email','Enter a valid email
('name'=>'send','value'=>'Send Data'));
Here, notice how I use the "formValidator" class to check the validity of the data entered into required fields, after the form has been submitted. If any errors are found during the checking process, the warning messages are displayed on the page. Otherwise, the script confirms that submitted data is correct.
Similarly, the second part of the script constructs the corresponding form and displays it on the web page, by specifying the form elements to be rendered, as well as the fields on which client-side validation is performed. At this point, you'll agree the overall script is very readable and each of their sections clearly shows what's going on.
Now, the form processing package that I originally planned to build is completed. As you probably understand, with a wealth of classes behind the scenes charged with the hard work of rendering and processing forms, the use of this library demands only writing some lines of compact and readable code.
To provide you with the complete set of classes developed during the course of this series, the last section shows the source code for the entire form processor. So, let's go there.
{mospagebreak title=The complete application at a glance: listing the complete code of the form processor}
To summarize, here's the complete source code for the form processing package:
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for <'.type.'> element');
['name'],$value):$elemAttributes.=$attribute.'="'.$value.'" ';
for <'.type.'> element');
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language="javascript">function validate(){'.self::$js['int'].'}</script>';
Wrapping up
In this article, I went through the makings of an extensible form processing library, for use either in PHP 5, or –- with minor modifications — in PHP 4. If you're serious about taking PHP to more complex levels of development, I encourage you to grab the proper theory behind processing forms through the object-oriented paradigm, and then make your own way, either by extending the package I developed or by picking up an existing one. As always, the choice is up to you. Meet you in the next PHP tutorial!


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Cornerback Tramon Williams is the latest member of the Packers to get hit with a hefty fine for a hit during a game.
The NFL has confirmed that Williams has been fined $21,000 for a hit on Vikings running back Toby Gerhart that was deemed unnecessary roughness. Williams was penalized for the hit in the Packers' 23-14 victory, which occurred when Gerhart was trying to catch a pass down the sideline and Williams delivered a blow that made contact with Gerhart's helmet. Coach Mike McCarthy went nuts about the call on the sideline and Williams said earlier this week that he would appeal a fine if the NFL issued one because he doesn't know what to do differently.
Four Packers players have been fined $78,000 for hits this season and we've heard similar complaints from them after the previous fines. Tyler Dunne of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel wrote a piece this week quoting several Packers expressing their dismay at the system in place in the NFL. One of the beefs Dunne mentions is that the team believes refs are too quick to throw flags on hits that look bad without being illegal.
They aren't the only team making complaints along those lines, which doesn't make it any more likely that they'll be changing any time soon.


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I planted a Raspberry Bush in April 2011.
The Raspberry Bush was from Home Depot.
This is showing some signs of recovery but its a far cry from what it should be. At least the new growth is fresh and its not dead. With luck this should recover for next year and really start doing what I thought it would and spread prolificly.
As of August 2011 its not done much other than die and start a new shoot which I think got a bit crowded by the weeds. Its got hints of new shoots but its not too exciting. I hope it survives as it cost quite a bit, as did most plants, plus im peckish for raspberries.


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I would never dream that some day there would be a beauty product that could help me do the following things: a) curb my appetite, b) quit smoking and c) attract men. However, there is! Joey New York has recently introduced products that can help you do these things. I have recently tried the lipFIT Lip Balm and this product's magic power is curbing your appetite. It doesn't stop there though, this product also has lipsticks and lipglosses with same magic power! This lip balm has a great minty scent and also features shea butter and cocoa butter.
Check out the other products as well. There's lipNIX for those of use who need a little help kicking a nasty habit (that's me) and there's cinnaMEN for those of us wanting to lure that someone special (um, that could be me as well).
Also, be sure to catch Joey New York founder and CEO on QVC on June 17th. They will be launching their new Specialty Instant Chemistry Quick Lunchtime Face Peel. This is a gel formulated product that gives skin with a radiant glow and removes dirt and debris deep in the pores while exfoliating dry, dehydrated and exhausted surface skin cells without leaving skin red or irritated. Sounds good to me!


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The death toll in the partial collapse of a four-story apartment building in a Paris suburb has risen to eight after emergency crews pulled the bodies of a man and a woman from the rubble.
Fire department spokesman Gabriel Plus said the bodies were found Monday in Rosny-sous-Bois, a town northeast of the capital.
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'True Blood' Final Season Spoilers: Vigilantes, Flashbacks and Morocco?
The recent press rounds of NBC's forthcoming 'The Sound of Music' have seen Stephen Moyer peppered with all manner of 'True Blood' season 7 questions, though shooting of the premiere won't begin until January. That said, the first casting sheets for 'True Blood''s final season have emerged, giving us a clue where the H-vamp war will take us next summer!
For as much as we expected season 7 to have a smaller feel than its predecessor, that won't stop the HBO vampire drama from heading international, as new casting sheets for premiere episode "Jesus Gonna Be Here" (via The Vault) have revealed settings as far away as Morocco. We'll also see a few flashbacks for both Sookie and Bill, while in the present, H-vamps have continued raining havoc on Bon Temps, leading to the rise of at least one vigilante vampire hunter group. See for yourself:
Episode #7.01, "Jesus Gonna Be Here"
Writer: Angela Robinson
Director: Stephen Moyer
[VINCE] 40s, Male, burly is a rabid anti-vampire vigilante. Member of the tea party with political visions…GUEST STAR/RECURRING
[LOU] Early 20s, Male, blue collar. He is a member of Vince's vigilante group who goes on patrol with him and several others; he's aggressive but not dangerous…RECURRING
[MACK] Early 30s, Male, This motley human is an angry vigilante who joins Vince's group and goes on patrol with him…RECURRING
[NIZOR] Male, Persian, late 30s to 50s. This burly vampire involved in a game of Russian roulette in a Moroccan bar derives courage and comfort from his faith in Allah…GUEST STAR
[PROPRIETOR] Male, Persian, late 40s to 50s. The proprietor of a Moroccan bar, with a thick accent, he orchestrates a game of Russian roulette for his patrons' amusement…GUEST STAR
[YOUNG TARA] Tara (Rutina Wesley) at age 10, African American, she's seen in flashback having a nice moment with her friend, Young Sookie…CO-STAR
[YOUNG SOOKIE] Sookie (Anna Paquin) at age 10, Caucasian, she's seen in flashback having a nice moment with her friend Tara…CO-STAR
[JEROME] 30s to 40s, Male. This strong, aggressive Trucker H-vamp ( a vampire infected with Hep-V, rabid-looking and marbled with blue veins) lifts a woman into the air and takes off….CO-STAR
[SARA COMPTON] FEMALE, 5 YEARS OLD. CAUCASIAN. She is Bill Compton (Stephen Moyer) and Caroline Compton's (Shannon Lucio) young daughter seen in a flashback circa 1862. RECURRING CO-STAR. NO Lines in this episode.
[RONNIE] MALE, 20s. He is a tall dangerous vampire who devours humans. RECURRING CO-STAR. No Lines in this episode.
Elsewhere, we know of 'True Blood' season 7 that Eric Northman (Alexander Skarsgard) will indeed return, despite a seemingly fiery end teased in the season 6 finale. Storytelling will shrink to see more direct human-vampire relationships in light of the Hepatitis V threat, while more details and series regular ascensions have been outlined in our guide to 'True Blood"s final season.
What do you think? Will 'True Blood' season 7 be an effective closer to the series, or end up as scattered as its predecessors? Give us your thoughts on the final year in the comments!


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Log4cxx is a fast and flexible framework for logging application messages. It is the C++ port of the log4j Java logging library.
With log4cxx it is possible to enable logging at runtime without modifying the application binary. The log4cxx package is designed so that these statements can remain in shipped code without incurring a heavy performance cost. Logging behavior can be controlled by editing a configuration file, without touching the application binary.
log4cxx home page: http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/
log4cxx documentation: http://logging.apache.org/log4cxx/manual.html
log4cxx API documentation: Version 0.10.0
The complete log4j manual: the complete log4j manual by Ceki Gulcu, also applicable for log4cxx since the log4cxx API is designed after log4j.
The log4cxx user mailing list is email@example.com. You can subscribe from this link.
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An animated comedy focusing on the downtrodden creatures native to Earth's least-habitable environment: New York City. Whether it's lovelorn rats, gender-questioning pigeons or aging bedbugs in the midst of a midlife crisis, the awkward small talk, moral ambiguity and existential woes of non-human urbanites prove startlingly similar to our own.
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|Last Air Date
|Animation, Comedy
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|Number of Episodes
|30 Episodes
|Plot Keywords
|anthropomorphism, new york city, adult animation, urbanites
Phil MataresePhil (voice)
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Jason MantzoukasFink (voice)
Nathan FielderDJ Lab Rat (voice)
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Call it a threat or a promise.
A new poll shows that affluent business leaders plan to invest more, spend more and put more money into their businesses if Mitt Romney wins the election. If Obama wins, many plan to pull back their spending and investing – which could create fewer jobs.
The poll – by the non-partisan Harrison Group and American Express Publishing – found that 39 percent of business leaders surveyed will increase their investments in their companies if Romney is elected. Only 8 percent said they would lower their investments under Romney.