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Full XML Website V3 - ActiveDen Creative/Portfolio Site Templates 9023
Full XML Website V3 - ActiveDen Creative/Portfolio Site Templates 9023
ActionScript Version: AS2 Documentation: Well Documented Opens With: Flash 8 (8+) Published Size: 80kb Resolution: Resizable
This Item Designed By triworks @ ActiveDen and Post in Creative/Portfolio
Full XML Website V3 is an application that enables anyone to create a flash website without much knowledge of flash programming. Coming from V2 we brought to this version amazing features including the possibility to add new modules/SWF files.
22 March 2009
Manual Support Update.
12 September 2008
News Module: Using mouse wheel scroll by default not using the down navigation button does not activate the up navigation button.
News Module: Reset scroll position.
Main Menu: State buttons mode.
Manual with several new topics.
19 July 2008
News Module: Losing mouse wheel scroll function after entering a single news.
News Module: Navigation buttons and mouse wheel still functioning if number less than 4.
Missing font Kroeger0755 on package.
On fullscreen mode, the contact form fields are not writable.
Fullscreen not functioning on init.
Complete support manual.
10 May 2008
News Module: Reset scroll position
News Module: System.useCodepage
News Module: Application damaged when inserting only 5 xml items
Videos based on FlashDen Assets Library
Fonts within package
Module Contact Form
Submenu refresh
Embebed fonts on overall textfields
Config Fullscreen option
23 March 2008
New images based on Triworks.net Assets Library
Triworks.net is answering most of the support questions on our general FAQ . Please check it before sending us a support request. If you can't find an answer to your questions send us an e-mail and we will include it in our FAQ .
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We are creating special files for you to customize your template. To get them click here!
Navigation Menu
The navigation menu will automatically adapt to the number of pages or swf files you insert in the website by adding a scroll bar to the navigation menu. This way is possible to add to the menu as many links and sub links as you wish. You can test this feature by resizing the website to a smaller height than the navigation menu.
Background Image / Texture
The background Carbon texture is a tiled image imported from an external swf file. This means that you can resize this website to any resolution and the background will not be pixilated or distorted and will still always fill the background. This is a very special feature because it solves the problem of having a professional looking background image when resizing the website. We also included a radial black gradient that will hide the tiled effect creating the idea of a single background image. You can download more backgrounds from Flashden at http://activeden.net/collections/35729-fxwv3-modules.
This website will adapt to any screen resolution no matter the size of the screen. In all sections the contents are going to get into the right position, as well as the navigation menu and background image.
HTML formatting
All text contents can be formatted with HTML tags. In this sense you can format text just like we did on this document. All green titles are using the tag to format the color and size. Only the title on each page is formatted by the application. All these contents are supplied in the package file so you will get some examples of how to format your text. You can also add links in any content page.
Long Text
If the text doesn't fit in this window a mouse scroll animation will be added to this page based on the mouse position. This way you'll be able to scroll through all text. You can test this feature by resizing the browser window to a point where the text no longer fits the screen.
Image Galleries
With this website you can add multiple image galleries and infinite images in each gallery. You can add or edit images or images galleries by editing a XML file. One important feature in the image gallery is that it is full screen and it's using the Bitmap Class so that the images never get pixilated or distorted, no matter the screen resolution. The galley is an external Swf file. You can download more Image Galleries from Flashden at http://activeden.net/collections/35729-fxwv3-modules.
HD Videos
With this website you can add infinite flv videos. Each time you add a new video player the navigation menu will create a new link in the navigation menu. You can add or edit videos by editing a simple XML file. We adapted the video screen to the HD resolution now starting to get common in most video websites. If you wish you can change the video size. You'll have to edit the fla file supplied with this package. The video player is an external Swf file. You can download more video players from Flashden at http://activeden.net/collections/35729-fxwv3-modules.
News Page
With this website you can add infinite articles to your news list. You can add or edit articles by editing a simple XML file. The news page is an external Swf file. You can download more video players from Flashden at http://activeden.net/collections/35729-fxwv3-modules.
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Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz doesn't sound overly concerned with quarterback Matthew Stafford's scattershot season. And he believes critics of Stafford's mechanics are missing the mark.
"We'll look at everything very hard, but he doesn't have mechanical problems," Schwartz said, via The Detroit Free Press. "He's very creative as a quarterback, throws the ball from a lot of different angles, and in most ways, that is very, very helpful to us. And sometimes that's exactly what he needs to do in order to get it done."
Stafford appeared to rely too much on his wacky sidearm throws this season. His footwork and decision-making also struggled. His completion percentage, touchdowns and yards per attempt fell hard, yet Schwartz cited lackluster wide receivers and passing yardage total as defenses for Stafford.
This might be a case of Schwartz publicly coddling his player but privately knowing things have to improve. Stafford hardly was the biggest problem the Lions had this season, but he undeniably took a step back. He ranks high in yardage and fantasy numbers, but there's no way Stafford has developed yet into a top-10 NFL quarterback.
That's the expectation for Stafford as he enters his fifth season. Frankly, we trust ESPN analyast Ron Jaworski's assessment that Stafford's mechanics were a mess more than Schwartz's public defense.Follow Gregg Rosenthal on Twitter @greggrosenthal.

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Collaborating to Prevent Terrorist Attacks Against Soft Targets
By Matthew Keller on April 20, 2017
As the State Department's Worldwide Caution warns, terrorists aim to assault "soft" targets, including high-profile public events, hotels, nightclubs, restaurants, sporting events, places of worship, shopping malls, markets, and public transportation systems. Private industry and government officials have sought to protect these targets through different measures tailored to their communities.
Unlike symbolic or government locations that are known targets, it is a challenge to protect locations designed to be open and inviting for everyday activities, such as dining, shopping, and lodging. These soft targets are often populated by passing foot traffic or customers, locals, and tourists alike. Together, governments and businesses share the responsibility to strike a balance of security and accessibility at these locations.
Effective preparedness for soft target attacks depends on multilateral collaboration as well as national-level communication and coordination across multiple departments, disciplines, and functions, including intelligence and risk analysis, law enforcement, emergency management, and military. Preparedness also requires communication and cooperation with private industry and civil society. In the United States, the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) Hometown Security program demonstrates such cooperation by encouraging public and private partners to connect, plan, train, and report suspicious activity through its "If you See Something, Say Something" campaign.
Overseas, the State Department is working with other countries and organizations to share experiences, ideas, and practices that can assist partner nations to better protect public places. Under the auspices of the Global Counterterrorism Forum (GCTF), the United States and Turkey are co-leading the "Protection of Soft Targets in a Counterterrorism Context Initiative," which aims to raise awareness, identify needs, and leverage expertise and experiences to better protect potential soft targets. The initiative is developing a set of internationally-recognized non-binding good practices that can serve as the basis for international engagement, assistance, and training to enhance the security and resilience of sites that are potential soft targets.
In support of this initiative, Turkey and the United States co-chaired a workshop in Singapore on March 30-31 where national and municipal governments, international organizations, and private sector partners gathered to discuss how to approach the challenge of terrorist attacks against soft targets. In her opening remarks, the American Embassy Singapore's Chargé d'affaires Stephanie Syyptak-Rannath, encouraged the assembled experts to share best practices and lessons learned because we need "collaborative and innovative approaches." During the course of the workshop, experts ranging from national chiefs of police to safety and security directors of multinational hospitality companies shared lessons from case studies of past attacks on soft targets in Mumbai and Bali. Participants also shared their latest methods for communicating with and preparing the public and industry for such attacks.
Over the next few months, the "Protection of Soft Targets in a Counterterrorism Context Initiative" will continue to address the challenge of balancing security priorities with the necessary openness of potential soft targets. Future workshops will be held in West Africa and Europe. As we work with counterterrorism experts and researchers to address the dynamic, threat of terrorism facing us globally, we continue to highlight the importance of continuous risk assessment and support efforts that work to make our communities safer.
About the Author: Matthew Keller serves as a Foreign Affairs Officer in the Bureau of Counterterrorism at the Department of State.
Editor's Note: This entry is also published on Medium.com/StateDept.


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Correct, short and illustrative talk on aspects of informational security that even IT people are missing. Also we always need to remember that all our tracks in the Network are quite easy to find.
Russian subtitles are available
Correct, short and illustrative talk on aspects of informational security that even IT people are missing. Also we always need to remember that all our tracks in the Network are quite easy to find.
Russian subtitles are available
Collection of free resources to dive into Node.js.
I prefer quite small, useful and clear articles/books (and I would not be so clever to post official docs links here, I hope you have already found it and know what to do in case of emergency :)).
I'll try to order it from very basic to more sophisticated, so if you don't know where to start... just start from the very beginning of the list.
ActiveQuery::joinWith() to support joining with relations + Discussion over another "join with" approach
And the documentation for joining with relations
BaseActiveRecord::markAttributeDirty() to force updating a record when callingupdate()`
BaseActiveRecord::updateAttributes() - a shortcut to
update() when data validation is not needed and only a list of attributes need to be updated.
ActionColumn::controller property to support custom controller for handling GridView actions
UniqueValidator and
Html::activeCheckboxList() and
Html::activeRadioList() will submit an empty string if no checkbox/radio is selected
While using Vagrant (I'll leave the question "Why should I use it?" for some future post) and taking ready made Boxes from http://vagrantbox.es - the fist issue I have faced was a warning about inconsistency of VirtualBox Guest Additions and actual VirtualBox version I am using.
Because VirtualBox Guest Additions - it is drivers etc. installed inside the Box (that you are downloading somewhere) and for each new VirtualBox version new Guest Additions are required.
It can work with old version in general, but very essential parts could fail - like shared folders etc.
You could go to VirtualBox downloads server and find yourself needed ISO, download it inside Vagrant box via wget for example, mount it and install. But it is boring :)
vagrant-vbguest comes to help us with it.
vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
Add one line in your Vagrantfile
Vagrant.configure(VAGRANTFILE_API_VERSION) do |config|
config.vbguest.auto_update = true
and restart Vagrant box
vagrant up
If you are lucky - everything else will happens automatically and you will be notified about version of Guest Additions that is being installed.
Also go through Configuration docs for vbguest to see other useful params.
I am often asked by my "junior" colleagues - what happens with Redis keys after expiry time, are these expired keys automatically being deleted or are they just "hang in RAM till The End Of Times" ? *Dramatic music! :)*
Fine, if you are to lazy to read docs...
Redis keys are expired in two ways: a passive way and an active way.
When client access key and the key is found to be timed out - it is being deleted.
The most interesting - what happens with keys that are expired are are never accessed after expiry.
10 times per second Redis check 100 random keys with associated expiry time from the keyspace and remove expired keys.
If more than 25 keys were expired, start check again.
This is a probabilistic algorithm, where the percentage of keys that are likely to be expired is under 25%. This means that at any given moment the maximum amount of keys already expired that are using memory is at max equal to max amount of write operations per second divided by 4. That means that about 1/4 of RAM occupied by Redis could be used to store "expired" keys.
Epic Spinners. CSS only. Vue.js integration
Vue-FilePond is a handy adapter component for FilePond, a JavaScript library that can upload anything you throw at it
Have you noticed? Nowadays nobody is doing a New JavaScript framework 😧 These days are over... Everybody is doing their brand new blockchain 😜
vue-content-loader SVG component to create placeholder loading, like Facebook cards loading
CakeBrew the GUI Mac App for Homebrew


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Sharia law, super PACs roil primary
Tennessee multimillionaire Andy Miller has been warning for years about the lurking threat he says Sharia law poses to America. But this summer, his anti-Islam campaign has become the main act of a riveting Middle Tennessee congressional race, as Miller has pumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into a pair of super PACs aiming to take out GOP freshman Rep. Diane Black in her Thursday primary.
Black's sin, according to Miller, is not taking the danger of Islam seriously enough. And he has found an ideological soul mate in Lou Ann Zelenik, a tea party activist and former construction company executive who lost to Black in 2010 by a mere 283 votes.
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Zelenik launched a rematch this year. And a centerpiece of her campaign, again, is her opposition to the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro, a project that's drawn national attention and cast the city of 110,000 as a hot spot of religious intolerance.
Though Black is still likely to win — she is one of the wealthiest members of Congress and has spent more than $1 million of her own funds on the race — Miller has made it less than a sure thing. His outsize role underscores the power a single donor who's determined to advance an agenda or settle a score can wield in the post- Citizens United era of free-spending super PACs.
In an interview, Miller argued that Black refused to throw her weight against the planned mosque during her first congressional campaign two years ago. He called Black naive and dismissive of the creeping influence of Sharia law, the code of Islamic beliefs and practices, on U.S. courts.
"I don't think she believes there is a problem with Islam," Miller said. "She doesn't understand it. She doesn't care about it. She has no knowledge of it."
"She wouldn't entertain talk about it in the campaign in 2010," he added. "It was a lot like the way a lot of middle-of-the-road Republicans treat Islam as the third rail of politics — they don't want to talk about it."
Enter Zelenik, an outspoken anti-Islamic activist.
"I will work to stop the Islamization of our society and do everything possible to prevent Sharia law from circumventing our laws and our Constitution," Zelenik wrote on her campaign website, where she also vows to work to repeal the Democratic health care law and to oppose raising the debt ceiling.
In 2010, Zelenik accused Black of not being more outspoken against the Murfreesboro mosque. During that same race, Zelenik, a former Rutherford County, Tenn., Republican Party chairwoman, ran an online fundraising appeal asking supporters to "stand with Lou Ann against Muslim extremists."
Miller and Zelenik developed a bond as leaders of the Tennessee Freedom Coalition, formed last year to "educate Tennesseans" about "Islamic radicalization," among its other stated causes. He served as Zelenik's campaign finance chairman prior to resigning from the position in late May, just weeks before he began funding TV ads against Black.
"I've gotten to know Lou Ann, and I know she cares about a lot of the things I care about," Miller said.
A spokeswoman for Black dismissed Miller as "an angry multimillionaire with a personal grudge who is trying to influence a congressional election" and contended that Black had been vocal about her concerns with the construction of the Murfreesboro mosque. The spokeswoman, Jennifer Baker, said Black had recently signed on to a Republican-sponsored anti-Sharia law bill in the House.
Baker also argued that Miller's close ties with Zelenik raise questions about whether he was coordinating his TV ads with her campaign, which would be a potential violation of federal campaign finance laws.


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Bell Helmets
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"Established 1954, proven ever since" the Bell brand is one of the most popular and widely respected brands within the motorcycle helmet industry.
Helmets that represent safety, quality, style and design, the protective headgear in the Bell collection is built to withstand the toughest riding conditions, and as such, Bell helmets are worn by the best racers in world of Formula 1, Rally and GT racing.
In the Moto-Central Bell Helmet collection you will find a variety of different styles and designs, including the following full-face helmets, flip-up helmets, off-road helmets and open-face lids:
Bell Full Face Motorcycle Helmets: In this range of technologically advanced lids, you will find the MX6 Carbon, the Bell M5X ultra-light helmet, the M4R touring helmet, the classically designed M3, and the entry level Bell M1 – a racing helmet with an aerodynamic profile. Available in a selection of colours and graphic designs, the motorcycle helmets in this collection are some of the finest full-face lids you will find on the market today.
Bell Flip-Up Motorcycle Helmets: The Bell M10 is a modular (flip-up) helmet that is perfect for long distance touring and commuting. Packed with useful features such as a removable and washable lining and an integrated sun visor, this flip-up lid offers incredible protection and comes in a range of highly visible colours.
Bell Off-Road Helmets: If you are looking for an ultra light, strong and durable off-road motorcycle helmet, you will struggle to find anything better than the Bell Moto 8. Recently revamped and updated, the Moto 8 is extremely lightweight, boasts several layers of UV resistance coating and improved ventilation to keep you cool in treacherous riding conditions. Bell Open Face Motorcycle Helmets:
In addition to their collection of sports and touring helmets, Bell also manufacture a range of highly fashionable open-face lids such as the Jet RT, the Shorty Carbon and the Tourlite. Compact, convenient and perfect for scooter riders and couriers, these stylish helmets are available in a variety of colours and designs.
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Noodle Loft is one of those talked-about restaurants in Beijing. It's posh, it has good food, and best of all, it has theatrics. I had seen a clip of Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations segment on Noodle Loft, in which an army of chefs worked their magic turning lumps of dough into beautiful Shanxi-style noodles. I had been meaning to try the restaurant for a while, but the original Noodle Loft in CBD always seemed far away when I had noodle cravings. Fortunately I discovered that the newer branch is at Hepingxiqiao, 1 subway stop from my apartment.
Given that we got to the restaurant after prime dinner time, there was much less fury of noodle-making activity than Anthony saw. Still, chefs in the open kitchen were still working their magic by stretching, shaping, swinging, and shaving noodles into vats of boiling water.
To start, we got a cold dish of spinach and thick vermicelli in vinegar and some stir-fried greens. For the noodles, I ordered the knife-cut version that is prepared pretty much like in this hutong noodle video, except in a snazzy open kitchen by a tall guy in starchy chef's whites. The texture of the noodles was equally thick, chewy, and delectable. Other noodle options included "cat's ears" gnocchi-type noodles, hand-pulled noodles, and "noodles made with one single chopstick."
After getting our hot noodles brought by the chefs themselves, we went to the dressing bar and loaded up on different condiments. I tried the aged vinegar and the stir-fried pork sauce; both were very good, though I prefered the smokey crispiness of the latter. Jacob tried the tomato and fried egg (rather bland) and the garlic broth (okay, except that a chef put out a fresh hot bowl right after J spooned the older broth over his noodles.)
I also had a drink that I now want to try making at home: hot pear cider with fresh pears cubes and tremella. Tremella, otherwise known as snow fungus, is often used in Chinese soups. And unlike mushrooms, another type of fungus, tremella's subtle sweet flavor makes it good for drinks. So even though I won't be able to swing or shave my own noodles at home, a skill that takes years to learn well, I am now inspired to experiment with various ingredients that can go into pear cider.
Noodle Loft
20 Xi Dawang Lu
CBD, Chaoyang District, Beijing
3 Heping Xijie (THIS LOCATION NOW CLOSED, ACCORDING TO A COMMENTER)
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Other Custom
We produce S/S and F/W ready-to-wear collections.
Young in their twenties to mid thirties, affluent, very on trend, always on the look out for what's new.
Must feel expensive, modern and sleek.
Black and white. I would like to see some options (not all) that look like a handwritten signature but in a creative way.
This is a logo design contest. My logo consists of only 2 letters, so I want to see the most amazing out of the box ideas yet still maintain the aesthetic of my brand which is modern, sleek and expensive... Think of how iconic some fashion brand logos are like Chanel, Prada, Miu Miu and take inspiration from that. Thank you in advance!


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MLB is breaking out pink bats again in honor of Mother's Day and to support breast cancer awareness. To promote early screening, doctors will be giving a lifetime of free mammograms to Arod and Manny.
Here's a look at some of the goings on around baseball:
• Phil Hughes did his part in helping the Yankees suck by making it through just over one inning and giving up 8 runs to the Orioles before being replaced by New York's spectacular bullpen. Miraculously, the Yanks only lost 12-5.
• The amazing Zack Greinke was handed his first loss of the season by the Angels in a 1-0 LA win. Despite the loss, Greinke still pitched a four hit, one run complete game. Way to underachieve, kid.
• Joe Mauer and Justin Morneau hit back-to-back homeruns two nights in a row, a fact that does not please Mauer.
""I hit a home run, it doesn't happen a whole lot," Mauer said. "Then he's got to go back and show everybody that he can do it too." To which Morneau replied "Na na na na naa naa" and stuck his tongue out.
It's all about the moms today, so expect a lot of emotional ceremonies and junk. Today's Mother of the Year award sponsored by Joba Chamberlain.


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First Christie ad touts bipartisanship
New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie on Wednesday released his reelection campaign's first ad, which heralds his ability to work across the aisle with principled compromise, and ends by declaring: "He made us proud to say we're from New Jersey."
The 60-second ad, called "Jersey Proud," will air begin airing this morning in the New York and Philadelphia markets, with a $1.2 million buy. See the ad here.
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Here's the script: "Four years ago, New Jersey was broken: runaway spending, the nation's highest taxes and unemployment on the rise. Then we elected — Chris Christie. He made the tough decisions to get New Jersey back on track. Taxes cut. Spending cut. Government made smaller and smarter. A real property tax cap. Working with Democrats and Republicans, believing that as long as you stick to your principles, compromise isn't a dirty word.
( PHOTOS: Chris Christie's career)
"The result: Four balanced budgets in a row, with no new taxes for anyone. The best job growth in 12 years. Nearly 130,000 new private sector jobs. Merit pay to reward New Jersey's best teachers. And the most education funding, ever. But the most important thing he did has little to do with numbers, statistics or even politics: He made us proud to say we're from New Jersey. Chris Christie. The Governor."
A news release from the campaign, which has the slogan "Strong Leadership," says the ad "tells the story of how in 2009 New Jerseyans were not only overtaxed and stretched too thin by a government that was spending too much, but had lost faith and optimism in the future of their state. The ad highlights how Governor Chris Christie's different style of leadership has fundamentally changed the way government works, and shown how it's possible to work across the aisle and still achieve principled compromise."
Campaign manager Bill Stepien said in the release: "Four years ago, New Jerseyans elected Gov. Christie to do the tough, necessary things to shake up Trenton, restore fiscal responsibility and bring New Jersey back from the brink of catastrophe. … [h]e's restored New Jerseyans' faith in their state and their government."


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Swivel Sweeper Max
Take your cleaning experience to the max with Swivel Sweeper Max!
- Lightweight - Only 2 Lbs!
- Rechargeable - Runs 45 minutes on a charge
- Swivels 360 Degrees
Rated 5 Stars
Product Description
Take your cleaning experience to the max with Swivel Sweeper Max as seen on TV. Now with more power to pick up the tough stuff, stronger sturdier pole for better swivel control and removable bristles. Swivel Sweeper Max is lightweight – 2 lbs, swivels 360 degrees, clean in any direction, is cordless and rechargeable. Runs up to 45 minutes on a single charge.
The Swivel Sweeper Max captures dirt and debris in its built in dirt tray and does not require expensive, messy bags. Simply press on the tabs located on the top of the sweeper and the dirt trap door opens allowing you to empty out the debris without having to touch the tray.
The Swivel Sweeper Max's low profile design makes clean up under furniture a snap. After you are done using your Swivel Sweeper MAX, the head simply swings up to the pole and locks on with the magnetic latch that is built into the unit. This allows you to easily store it in the closet, hang it on a hook, or between the wall and your refrigerator.
Swivel Sweeper Max works on any floor – tile, wood, carpet and fits into tight places.


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imagineinternet needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 137 designs submitted by 45 freelance designers.
Excellent amount of info to work with. Please see the brief for more info.
Please view the complete design brief here:
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Original AI file with any non-standard fonts used, plus a hi res jpg version
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A male teenager has been charged with misdemeanor disorderly content for making a list ranking 50 female students, "using racial slurs and ratings of body parts."
The student in Oak Park, Illinois has also been separated from the high school he attended, although the school won't say whether he's been suspended or expelled. By now, school disciplinary proceedings are de rigueur in the long tradition of high school dudes making obnoxious lists, but an arrest is rare, and the particular charges aren't intuitive. Last year, authorities in Australia said they would pursue cyberstalking charges against the creator of a 100 Biggest Sluts list.
This fine young gentleman also appears to have gone out of his way to disseminate his work. In addition to posting the list on Facebook, "The teen is accused of handing out hard copies of the list Jan. 14 at various lunch periods and posting a copy online, according to police." Hard copy! And you thought print was dead to teens.
Ranking Girls' Hotness Might Get You Arrested [Forbes]
Student Arrested In Flap Over List Ranking High School Girls [Trib Local]
Earlier: The Girl Listing Tradition Gets Uglier


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The generic bulking routine
Since it gets asked about fairly often, here is the routine. Some notes follow
Mon: Lower
Squat: 3-4X6-8/3' (3-4 sets of 6-8 with a 3' rest)
SLDL or leg curl: 3-4X6-8/3'
Leg press: 2-3X10-12/2'
Another leg curl: 2-3X10-12/2'
Calf raise: 3-4X6-8/3'
Seated calf: 2-3X10-12/2'
Abs/low back: a couple of heavy sets apiece
Tue: Upper
Flat bench: 3-4X6-8/3'
Row: 3-4X6-8/3'
Incline bench or shoulder press: 2-3X10-12/2'
Pulldown/chin: 2-3X10-12/2'
Triceps: 1-2X12-15/1.5'
Biceps: 1-2X12-15/1.5'
For the Thu/Fri workouts either Repeat the first two or make some slight exercise substitutions. Can do deadlift/leg press combo on Thu, switch incline/pulldown to first exercises on upper body day. A lot depends on volume tolerance, if the above is too much, go to 2-3X6-8 and 1-2X10-12
Sets are work sets only, warm up appropriately.
A few notes:
1. This is an intermediate program. It is not appropriate for rank beginners (less than 6 months of consistent proper training) and tends not to be ideal for the very advanced (more than 3 years of proper training, near their genetic limits).
2. Folks who can't handle 4 days per week can use this on an alternating three day per week ABABA type of program so that everything gets hit every 5th day.
Monday: Upper body
Wednesday: Lower body
Friday: Upper body
Monday: Lower body
Wednesday: Upper body
Friday: Lower body
this can also be useful for older trainees since recovery is usually down a bit.
2a. For folks who don't do well training 2 days in a row (heavy leg days can be fatiguing for the upper day) and who can train on weekends, a schedule of
Mon: lower
Wed: upper
Fri: lower
Sat: upper
may be superior you get a day off after at least two of the workouts.
3. The program should be done across 6-8 week blocks of training. The first 2 weeks are submaximal run-ups where you are working below your best weight for the rep range. You might go something like 80-85% of best (e.g. if 100X8 is your best, go 80-85 lbsX8) in week 1 and then 90-95% of best in week 2. that means that sets will NOT be to failure and the workouts should be pretty comfortable.
For the next 4-6 weeks, the goal should be to make improvements as much as possible. When you get to the top end of the rep range on the first set with at least a rep or two to spare set add weight. Some may find it better getting all sets at the same weight before going up at the next workout.
3. People vary massively in how well they can handle weights across multiple sets. If you can do it, get all of the work sets at the same weight. If you can't, you are better off warming up to your heaviest weight on the first set and then pyramiding DOWN (e.g. lower weight on subsequent sets). Ascending pyramids suck.
4. After the 6-8 weeks is up, you MUST backcycle. If you want to change exericses, do it during the two week submaximal runup. Even if you want to keep the same exercises, you MUST backcycle to 80-85% of your previous best and runup at to numbers again. You MUST listen to me about this, if you try to keep hammering past that point, you will burn out and start backsliding.
Thanks for the sticky on this, what can be substituted for Leg Presses? I have a squat rack at home and a full lat pulldown machine but I can't do Leg Presses. Would front squats do it?
front squats can work or can be problematic depending on upper back strength/endurance. they often don't go well for multiple sets of high reps. it might actually be better to use fronts as the primary exercise (sets of 5) and then back squats for the higher reps because of this
alternately, split squat might be a better choice since it doesn't require quite the upper back stabilization and can be done for higher reps more easily
I am curious?
You say this is not ideal for an advance lifter (more than 3 years of proper lifting).
So how do you change this routine to fit the advance lifter.
I am going to follow your advice on an upper / lower / upper 3 day split.
But I have been lifting for over a decade now and have added 30 pounds of lean mass...so I may not be near my genetic limit but I am pretty close.
What needs to be changed for a guy like me?
For an advanced lifter, this is simply too much work, the weights are too heavy and it will overwork him if he tries to push up everything at once.
At that level, my general tendency would be to move to specialization routines. Pick two bodyparts and focus on them while maintaining everything else. Rotate.
I'll have to move the specialization routine info over from the other forum as well.
On off days is any sort of cardio ok? What would be the max you would recommend?
Unless you're a massive 'hardgainer', keeping a bit in on off days can do good things.
20-30' 3X/week is plenty. It can improve rcovery, keep hunger up (good for bulking) and keep fat burning pathways firing. More than that will tend to hurt recovery. And keep the intensity down. Brisk walking is fine.
I was thinking of doing this bulking routine but I have a question.
I wanted to do the deadlift/leg press combo for the second leg workout, but becasuse I have a short torso, long legs and arms, when I deadlift I use a lot of back. After heavy deadlifting I will not be able to put in a good back workout the next day or the day after.
Any suggestions appreciated.
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Another few questions.
I play cricket 3 times a week, on non-consecutive days, at a reasonably high level. it involves running into bowl about 50 or 60 times a session at close to a full sprint, with about a minute in between each ball.
I was wondering whether it would be better to schedule workouts in the morning before training in the afternoon, specifically lower body workouts, or whether it would be better to train on my off days.
I also wanted to know whether this will hamper my progress and to what extent, assuming sufficient calories and protein.
Also of interest is that I really don't care about my thigh size (but i care about my calves) and whether I should adjust anything accordingly.
Thanks in advance.
This is a routine for bodybuilders, individuals who have to train for/around a sport should not use it. How much muscle size do you need for cricket, I suspect not much. This would be a poor program choice but I don't know enoubh about cricket and it's demands to give you much more information.
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In the middle of the twentieth century, plans for Washington Dulles International Airport grew out of the need for another airport in the Washington D.C. region as the Washington National Airport (Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport) was already outgrowing demand. The second Washington Airport Act of 1950 was passed by Congress to provide for the construction of a new airport. A site was chosen 26 miles from Washington D.C., and the construction of Dulles Airport began on September 2, 1958.
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When the need for Dulles Airport arose in the mid twentieth century, the entire functionality of how an airport works and operates was studied by Eero Saarinen to design an efficient new airport specifically geared for jet airplanes. Saarinen focused on this aspect of the structure when planning the flow of passengers from the drop off outside of the Main Terminal, through the building, and onto the waiting airplanes. A significant feature of Saarinen's design was the mobile lounge concept. The mobile lounges allowed for the Main Terminal to be a single independent mass without what Saarinen called extending structural "fingers." The mobile lounges were a modernistic design to bring passengers directly to the plane and to shorten the walking distance. Saarinen also planned for the growth of the Main Terminal and the airport complex and incorporated future extensions into his design in order to keep pace with the expanding airport industry. The Main Terminal was a modern building signifying modern travel by the jet airplane.
When planning and designing Washington Dulles International Airport, Eero Saarinen tested the functionality of other airport buildings and incorporated his findings into the design of the terminal. Teams were sent out to record information about existing airports such as walking distance, interchange problems, schedules, weather, and baggage handling to incorporate all aspects of air travel into his design. The design of the roof, with concrete panels supported by catenary cables, stands out as an important technical feature of the building and allows for an uninterrupted interior space to streamline the flow of passengers from the unloading area up to the mobile lounges and onto the plane. Saarinen was also taking into consideration the jet planes in his design, with the mobile lounge concept reducing reduced airport noise near the terminal.
Eero Saarinen's design of Dulles Airport was centered on how architecture could facilitate the travel experience of the passenger in the new age of jet travel. His modernistic creation reflected the connection of ground to sky, and Saarinen was also attempting to express "the movement and excitement of modern travel by air." Saarinen was making a statement against static Federal architecture by incorporating the concept of movement into his design. Saarinen also extended the role of the architect by not only creating a functional and stylistic design for the Main Terminal but by providing a master plan which would take into consideration future expansion of the entire complex.
The architectural design of the Main Terminal subtly reflects flight and movement. The airport has been touted as a landmark of modern architecture due to its simplistic means of fulfilling the complex needs of an airport. Saarinen took an intricate problem and made it simple, and his design for the Main Terminal stands out as a prominent building in the Modern Movement.
In 1958 Eero Saarninen and Associates were chosen as the architects for a new airport to be built twenty six miles west of Washington D.C. Construction began that year, and Dulles International officially opened and was formally dedicated by President John F. Kennedy on November 17, 1962. Dulles Airport received praise after its completion for its architecture and design, and in 1966 the Dulles International Airport Terminal Building received the Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects for its "vigorous, free and graceful movement which we associate with flight, while avoiding literal and obvious analogy." In 1978 the airport was determined eligible for the National Register of Historic Places before it reached fifty years of age because of its architectural importance. It has been heavily praised from the beginning as a monument to modern travel. Major additions to the airport began in the 1980s with the addition of a 50' wide skylighted corridor added to the south elevation of the Main Terminal. In 1984, when the airport was renamed Washington Dulles International Airport, three proposals were considered to address airport efficiency problems. In 1985 two temporary structures, Concourses C and D were constructed away from the Main Terminal which expanded the complex. An International Arrivals building was completed in 1991 300' from the terminal, but by 1996, the International Arrivals building became part of the Main Terminal when SOM's expansion was completed and effectively joined the two buildings. Concourses A and B were added in 1999 further expanding the entire airport complex. D2, a Dulles Development Program, was approved in 2000 to improve the efficiency and growth of the airport, which included a renovation of the interior of the Main Terminal in 2005 to maximize public space within and to update the technologies of the building.
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"Airport Development Planning." Progressive Architecture, November 1961, 158-163.
"Dulles Airport." Progressive Architecture, August 1963, 86-101.
"Dulles Airport Expansion." Architecture, November 1993, 40-41.
"Dulles International Airport." Architectural Record, July 1963, 101-110.
Freeman, Allen. "SOM's Addition to Dulles International Airport Respects Eero Saarinen's 'Modern Masterpiece.'" Architectural Record, March 1997, 62-67.
"Hammock Type Roof for Dulles Airport." Architectural Record, November 1961, 198.
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Lebovich, William. "Redoing Dulles: Three Proposals." Progressive Architecture, April 1984, 29-30.
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Use brass and aluminum cylinders while controlling for mass and volume to make the property of density more obvious.
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Samuel Dexter to the reverend Dr Belknap.
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life that I should have no recollection, at the time of writing my letter
of the 23d instt, of what engaged my attention so much in the years
73 and 74. After the bearer had been gone a few hours, I took up a
pamphlet which I had not looked into for several years, and found I had
noted upon the outside leaf, 5 that it was given to me by Mr Newton Prince,
lemon merchant, in the name, and at the desire of a number of negroes,
then petitioners to the General Court. At the head of these was Felix
Holbrook. While the petition remained undecided upon I was called out of
the Council Chamber, and very politely presented with the pamphlet by Newton,
who, after making his best bow, said, that the negroes had been informed
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by Kay Lazar / Boston Globe (US)
Roughly 21,000 times last year, physicians, social workers, family members, and other concerned residents contacted Massachusetts Protective Services authorities to report suspicions that an elderly person was being abused.
In about one third of those cases, the concern involved financial exploitation, according to state officials, a problem that is expected to grow significantly as the population ages and the number of older adults left vulnerable by Alzheimer's disease nationwide is projected to double, and perhaps triple, by 2050.
With a potential tsunami of elder financial abuse on the horizon, researchers, health care leaders, lawyers, and lawmakers have launched a number of initiatives to better understand the size and scope of the issue and craft strategies to minimize harm.
"My expectation is that exploitation will be a growth industry," said State Representative Paul Brodeur, a Melrose Democrat and former general counsel to the Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs. Brodeur successfully lobbied for the creation of a special state commission to investigate and make recommendations to Governor Deval Patrick's administration for beefing up elder protective services.
Brodeur said the panel's report, expected in January, will likely include a proposal to establish volunteer teams of financial experts, such as financial planners and bankers, who can be tapped to help overwhelmed protective services staffers untangle financial scams against the elderly.
Brodeur, who also spent eight years investigating securities fraud in the Secretary of State's office, said those who prey on elders are increasingly using sophisticated financial scams that protective services staffers, who have social services backgrounds, do not have the expertise to fathom.
"What they are not good at is cases when someone shows up and finds out that mom or grandma is living with her drug-addicted nephew, and all of a sudden, she doesn't own the house anymore and she thought she did," Brodeur said.
The annual financial losses by victims of elder financial abuse nationwide is estimated to be at least $2.9 billion, according to a 2011 study by the National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse, and the MetLife Mature Market Institute.
The study found that older women were nearly twice as likely to be victims of financial exploitation as men, and that roughly one-third of the reports of elder financial abuse analyzed by researchers were perpetrated by family, friends, and neighbors of the victim.
It also noted that financial abuse by family, friends, and neighbors was likely to be under-reported because of shame and fear of retaliation or further harm.
The researchers estimated that the annual financial losses by these victims had grown by 12 percent since the last time they analyzed cases in 2008.
Amid this rising tide, a group of brain specialists and legal experts have collaborated at Massachusetts General Hospital to form the Center for Law, Brain, and Behavior. Among the goals of collaborators is to research and better understand the changes that are believed to occur in the brains of those with early, often subtle signs of dementia, which can expose elders to undue influence in financial decision making. For instance, patients in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease often are depressed, apathetic, and anxious, symptoms that could make them vulnerable to exploitation.
The center's team also aims to devise standardized methods to help lawyers and judges assess the capacity of impaired elders to make financial decisions, such as in executing wills and signing over the deed to a home.
While there have been many advances in brain science in recent years, including high-tech brain scans, and a number of verbal and written tests designed to assess competence, there has been little consensus between researchers and legal experts about how these tools should be reliably used in courtrooms to measure an elder's ability to understand complex legal matters.
Dr. Rebecca Brendel, an assistant psychiatry professor at Harvard Medical School who directs law and ethics at the MGH center, said the most commonly used test by physicians to do a quick assessment of cognitive ability, such as memory and perception, was not designed to measure a patient's ability to make financial decisions, yet it is often used in legal cases.
Known as the Mini-mental state exam, the test requires patients to perform a number of tasks, such as repeating certain words that were just recited to them, and to count backward by units of 7, starting at the number 100.
Brendel said a patient might score in the range considered normal but still have significant cognitive problems.
"Many people with intelligence and social skills seem fine, but when you ask them to write a check, they can't do it," she said.
Brendel often uses what she calls the "blank check test," asking a patient to write out a dummy check to pay a bill, drilling down beyond the test results to help determine whether a patient truly understands the consequences of his actions.
Even more challenging, Brendel said, is playing detective after the fact. She has been called in to many cases, such as family disputes over a will, and asked to determine whether a deceased person understood what he or she was doing years earlier when the will was written. Brendel then has to pore through thousands of pages of medical records to try and answer that complex question.
Essentially Brendel is asked whether the person had a so-called lucid interval. The concept is a more than century-old legal rule that needs to be updated, experts say, because more recent science has raised questions about whether lucid intervals are, in fact, possible in certain health conditions, said Susan Stenger, a partner at Burns & Levinson who specializes in probate and trust litigation.
The rule says that a person with dementia, head injury, or other cognitive problem may have had a temporary period of rational thought when executing a will or other financial matter, suggesting that the person understood what he or she was doing.
"Are there health conditions where you would never have lucid moments, such as full-blown dementia?" Stenger said. "Making these standards clearer would help."
Stenger and others say that families can better avoid these thorny questions by completing estate planning before questions arise about mental capacity, and then documenting that the person understood his or her actions.
"The challenge is to come up with an accepted way to make these evaluations at the time of the will, so we don't have to go back like this," Brendel said. "But you don't want to make it too cumbersome for a person to do a will."
Even when there isn't a question of dementia, a growing body of research suggests that older adults may not make the best financial choices when pressed to make decisions in an unfamiliar setting.
In a study of adults ages 19 to 85, Gregory Samanez-Larkin, a Yale University assistant psychology professor, found that older adults are more likely than their younger counterparts to make mistakes when forced to choose investments during a simulated lab trial. But the researchers also found that older adults generally do better when not pressed and they can take advantage of years of experience.
"The decisions that seem to be worst require rapid learning in a new environment," he said. "That's where the young people do a decent job because they can learn really fast."
Samanez-Larkin is still analyzing data from another study he recently concluded, comparing adults, age 40 and over, who had been the victims of financial fraud with those who had not been exploited. Using brain scans and simulated investment games, the researchers are trying to determine whether they can pinpoint certain markers in people's brains that may make them more vulnerable to scams as they age.
One of Samanez-Larkin's goals is to develop a test that consumers might be able use to evaluate their own, or a family member's, abilities to make financial decisions.
"There needs to be a lot more development on this," he said. "It's not an easy task."
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The Miami Dolphins handed Mike Wallace the richest contract among this year's free agents, good for $27 million in guarantees and $60 million over five years.
To hear Wallace's father tell it, the speedy wide receiver's pay day could have been even higher. Mike Wallace Jr. claims his son actually turned down more money from the Minnesota Vikings. The St. Louis Rams and Seattle Seahawks were among the teams that also showed interest, according to Wallace's dad.
A native of New Orleans, Wallace has had designs on heading south since the Pittsburgh Steelers neglected to meet his long-term contract demands last offseason.
"The (Vikings) had come to the point where they were telling him, 'You don't have to live here, just be here during the season,' " Wallace's dad recently told The Miami Herald. "He wanted to get out of that snow and cold weather."
The mutual attraction between Wallace and the Dolphins was the worst-kept secret heading into the free agency period.
Having traded Percy Harvin, the Vikings immediately sprang into action as a competitor for Wallace. NFL.com's Jeff Darlington reported at the time that the Dolphins fully expected to be bidding against a Vikings team willing to go to $13 million per year.
The end result was a perfect storm for Wallace, with the receiver-needy Vikings driving up his price tag on the warm-weather Dolphins.
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While they may not be exciting, standards do as much for progress as technological innovations. In the last few years, design advances, popular support and political rhetoric have combined to make building energy efficiency a sustainable energy force as compelling as renewable power or electric vehicles.
Recently, industry stakeholders gave the movement their own seal of approval. In mid-October, the International Code Council (ICC) convened in Atlantic City, N.J., and approved the 2015 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), which contains several new provisions that will encourage even more efficiency. The various industry groups that participated in the process lauded these gains.
The New Buildings Institute (NBI) called the code "the most significant code revisions for energy consumption of existing buildings since the 1970s." The NBI highlighted several provisions in giving out its praise. In the category of lighting, the NBI pointed to the expansion of mandatory requirements for the installation of occupancy sensors and daylighting controls to include such spaces as warehouses and lounge rooms, which were not included in the previous versions. The NBI also supported changes that will require fault detection and diagnostic reporting systems in commercial rooftop HVAC systems, addressing high failure rates.
The Leading Builders of America, the Institute for Market Transformation and the Natural Resources Defense Council proposed a measure that was ultimately adopted, giving builders an alternative compliance method. Builders may use a third-party inspection to assess a home's efficiency using an energy rating index (ERI), such as the HERS index. Proponents of this measure argue that it helps reduce the cost of efficiency measures by giving builders greater flexibility.
According to the Green Building Council, buildings account for about 40 percent of U.S. energy consumption, and these codes intend to reduce that amount. The IECC is updated every three years, and the previous two code updates, in 2009 and 2012, have been credited with achieving a combined total of 30 percent energy savings from the previous version, which was adopted in 2006.


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[Funeral Program for Jesse E. Morris, Sr., August 14, 1998]
Description: Funeral program for Brother Jesse E. Morris, Sr., born May 8, 1924 and died August 9, 1998. The wake service was held August 14, 1998 at the Lewis Funeral Home. The going home service was August 15, 1998 at Shiloh Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements were made through the Lewis Funeral Home and he was buried in Robins Estate in Boling, Texas.
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In 1999 Luc Thienpont bought an exceptional 2 ha plot situated next to Deyrem Valentin in Margaux. A large percentage of the vineyards are planted with 80 year old ungrafted Cabernet Sauvignon vines producing a vastly concentrated wine that Luc ages in 100% Seguin Moreau oak. Only half of his purchase is considered by Luc to be good enough for the 'Grand Vin'. Complex and silky, the wines show remarkable balance, length and charm.
The wines tend to show more perfume and roundness than neighbour St-Julien, Pauillac, and St-Estèphe, whilst retaining a certain structure and concentration. Margaux is the most southerly and most extensive of the famous Médoc communes, a patchwork of vineyards with lesser parcels classed purely as Haut-Médoc. A myriad of soil mixtures can be found, clay, limestone, and gravel. Though quality is not always consistent here, the potential is great as more Margaux properties were included in the 1855 classification of the Médoc and Graves than any other appellation.The two leading lights are the highly sought after Châteaux Margaux and Palmer, though there are several other solid performers including Brane-Cantenac, Rauzan-Ségla, Durfort-Vivens, Lascombes, Giscours, Ferrières, Malescot St Exupery and Luc Thienpont's new boutique vineyard, Clos des Quatre Vents.
The full complement of permitted Bordeaux varieties (excluding the rarely used Carmenere & Malbec) and the classic left bank Bordeaux blend. The Cabernets and Merlots usually dominate the blend with small percentages of Petit Verdot blended in for colour, structure and complexity. Several producers outside of Bordeaux have tried to emulate this with a Bordeaux style blend of their own, a particularly successful example being Cain Cellars in the Napa Valley and their splendid Cain Five.
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Jill Brzezinski-Conley learned she had breast cancer a day before her 32nd birthday. She underwent a double mastectomy, and then, at 35, found out she has incurable stage 4 bone cancer. Ugh.
Her good friend contacted photographer Sue Bryce, and they teamed up to tell Brzezinski-Conley's story through this lovely, moving documentary short. From Brzezinski-Conley's Facebook page, she writes that she wants to "inspire women all aound the world to be proud of their bodies!"
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By looking at The Hispano Ranchos of Northern New Mexico: Continuity and Change , students will understand how traditional cultures are able to assimilate new influences without losing their character. Those interested in learning more will find that the Internet offers a variety of interesting materials.
American Southwest Itinerary
The Discover Our Shared Heritage online travel itinerary on the American Southwest highlights over 58 historic places, including, Salinas Pueblo National Monument, teaching us about the contributions of the various people who settled this distinctive area.
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Each week we post a round-up of some of our most exciting national and international PUP book coverage. Reviews, interviews, events, articles–this is the spot for coverage of all things "PUP books" that took place in the last week. Enjoy!
Even though this winter may feel like an eternity, we can still begin preparing for all the fun activities spring has to offer, like bird watching. Rare Birds of North America is the first comprehensive illustrated guide to the vagrant birds that occur throughout the United States and Canada. Featuring 275 stunning color plates, this book covers 262 species originating from three very different regions–the Old World, the New World tropics, and the world's oceans. It explains the causes of avian vagrancy and breaks down patterns of occurrence by region and season, enabling readers to see where, when, and why each species occurs in North America. Detailed species accounts describe key identification features, taxonomy, age, sex, distribution, and status. This week, Parade ran a review of Rare Birds of North America. Want to preview the book? You can view a sample entry.
History is a tricky business. With so much happening all over the world every day, it becomes very easy to unintentionally downplay or overlook important events and natural disasters. One perfect example was the volcanic explosion on the island of Tambora in the East Indies. As volcanic explosions typically go, the explosion greatly affected the environment and the lives of the island's residents. Gillen D'Arcy Wood, professor of English at the University of Illinois, does this disaster a great service by giving it the attention it deserves in his new book, Tambora: The Eruption that Changed the World.
Publishers Weekly's recent starred review of Tambora said:
"The greatest volcanic eruption of modern times occurred in 1815 on the small island of Tambora in the East Indies. It spawned the most extreme weather in thousands of years. In what contemporaries described as the "year without a summer," its immense ash cloud encircled and cooled the Earth. While historians have mostly ignored the decades of worldwide misery, starvation, and disease that followed, Wood (The Shock of the Real), professor of English at the University of Illinois, remedies this oversight, combining a scientific introduction to volcanism with a vivid account of the eruption's cultural, political, and economic impact that persisted throughout the century."
Interested in Tambora? You can start reading the introduction here.
The current state of the economy is always making news. People want to know how their country is surviving and thriving economically. In discussion of the economy, GDP almost always comes into play, but what is the real significance of this economic term. Diane Coyle's GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History traces the history of this artificial, abstract, complex, but exceedingly important statistic from its eighteenth- and nineteenth-century precursors through its invention in the 1940s and its postwar golden age, and then through the Great Crash up to today. The reader learns why this standard measure of the size of a country's economy was invented, how it has changed over the decades, and what its strengths and weaknesses are. The book explains why even small changes in GDP can decide elections, influence major political decisions, and determine whether countries can keep borrowing or be thrown into recession. The book ends by making the case that GDP was a good measure for the twentieth century but is increasingly inappropriate for a twenty-first-century economy driven by innovation, services, and intangible goods. Dianne Coyle recently wrote an articles for Foreign Affairs and VoxEU in which she explains the practical, or not so practical side of the GDP and elaborates on themes from GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History. You can also read the introduction here.
Just as the economy as a whole is a critical portion of the news cycle, so are the banking systems that play a part in the economy. But why are banking systems unstable in so many countries–but not in others? The United States has had twelve systemic banking crises since 1840, while Canada has had none. Fragile by Design is a revealing exploration of the ways that politics inevitably intrudes into bank regulation. Charles Calomiris and Stephen Haber combine political history and economics to examine how coalitions of politicians, bankers, and other interest groups form, why some endure while others are undermined, and how they generate policies that determine who gets to be a banker, who has access to credit, and who pays for bank bailouts and rescues.
Influential economics blogger Arnold Kling recently reviewed Fragile by Design on his Askblog. Kling critiqued the content of the book from an economics perspective, but ultimately sang its praises with "Everyone, regardless of ideology, should read the book. It offers a lot of food for thought." In the review, Kling also referenced attending Russ Roberts' Econtalk live interview with the authors, Calomiris and Haber. Kling recommends, "You might look forward to listening–the authors are very articulate and they speak colorfully." You can listen to the Econtalk Live podcast here.
Charles W. Calomiris, along with colleague Allen H. Meltzer, recently wrote an op-ed piece for the Wall Street Journal entitled "How Dodd-Frank Doubles Down on 'Too Big to Fail", in which he elaborates on a specific act which attempts to undo some of the damage from the 2008 financial crisis. Read the full Wall Street Journal article here. Howard Davies of Times Higher Education also recently reviewed Fragile by Design, saying "Calomiris and Haber offer a thoughtful counter-argument to the current received wisdom." You can find the full Times Higher Education review here. Interested in reading more? Get a head start on Fragile by Design with Chapter 1 found here.
Also recently reviewed for Times Higher Education was Charles L. Adler's Wizards, Aliens and Starships: Physics and Math in Fantasy and Science Fiction. From teleportation and space elevators to alien contact and interstellar travel, science fiction and fantasy writers have come up with some brilliant and innovative ideas. Yet how plausible are these ideas–for instance, could Mr. Weasley's flying car in the Harry Potter books really exist? Which concepts might actually happen, and which ones wouldn't work at all? Wizards, Aliens, and Starships delves into the most extraordinary details in science fiction and fantasy–such as time warps, shape changing, rocket launches, and illumination by floating candle–and shows readers the physics and math behind the phenomena. You can find the Times Higher Education review here and begin reading Chapter 1 of Wizards, Aliens and Starships here.
In last week's PUP News of the World, we featured Bernard Williams: Essays and Reviews 1959 – 2002 which is the first collection of Williams's popular essays and reviews, many of which appeared in the New York Review of Books, the London Review of Books, and the Times Literary Supplement. In these pieces, Williams writes about a broad range of subjects, from philosophy and political philosophy to religion, science, the humanities, economics, socialism, feminism, and pornography. Bernard Williams: Essays and Reviews 1959 – 2002 has since been reviewed in the Telegraph by Roger Scruton.
Scruton's review says, "This rigorous collection of essays and reviews reveals the brilliant and critical mind of Bernard Williams … In these reviews and essays Williams achieves something that philosophy always promises but seldom delivers: a view from the perspective of reason, on a cultural landscape where reason is only one of the landmarks."
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Bolthouse Farms Yogurt Dressings
Have you ever looked at the Nutrition Fact Panel on the back of salad dressings? If you have, you know that they are usually high in fat, carbohydrates, calories or all of the above. If you happen to find one that is low in one or more of those areas, it's usually because it as been filled with chemicals that make for poor digestion.
Well I have found a wonderful product that is not only low in everything, it tastes amazing as well. You give up nothing but unwanted calories with these dressings and you can use them in so many different ways for so many different things.
They are wonderful as salad dressings, but versatile enough to be excellent as dips for our Cauliflower Nuggets, used on tacos, spread on sandwiches, as well as sauces in recipes like our Chicken & Spinach Pizza. You really need to give them a try!
Creamy Yogurt Dressings:
- Caesar Parmigiano
- Classic Ranch
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Gutters are an easily forgotten but necessary element of any home. They help to protect your roof and, in turn, keep you safe within your home. The rainfall is unpredictable in Alexandria, so it is important to ensure you have a good gutter system in place in the event of heavy rainfall.
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Princeton University Press, for American Scandinavian foundation, 1941 - 579 pagine
Besides a sense of personal loss at the death of David F. Swenson on February 11, 1940, I felt dismay that he had left unfinished his translation of the Unscientific Postscript. I had longed to see it published among the first of Kierkegaard's works in English. In the spring of 1935 it did not seem exorbitant to hope that it might be ready for the printer by the end of that year. For in March I learned from Professor Swenson that he had years before "done about two thirds of a rough translation." In 1937/38 he took a sabbatical leave from his university for the sake of finishing this work. Yet after all it was not finished- partly because Professor Swenson was already incapacitated by the illness which eventually resulted in his death; but also because he aimed at a degree of perfection which hardly can be reached by a translator. At one time he expressed to me his suspicion that perhaps, as in the translation of Kant's philosophy, it might require the cooperation of many scholars during several generations before the translation of Kierkegaard's terminology could be definitely settled. I hailed with joy this new apprehension, which promised a speedy conclusion of the work, and in the words of Luther I urged him to "sin boldly."--Editor's pref., p. [ix].
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I'm going back to do retests, and using the barcode scanner to call up the asset. The front page on the Apollo 600 populates OK however once the test is done I was expecting the page where you can enter asset description, make, model and serial number would also be populated from the barcode scanned (llast year's record) All the records are still in the Apollo from a year ago so I can't see why this isn't happening. If the 600 can't do this at the moment would it be possible to add this as a future update? It would cut my work load a GREAT deal.


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On a segment of The Press Box Wednesday night, radio host Peter Burns asked Oren Lomena and guest Darren McKee whether the Colorado Rockies should unplug the humidor — returning Coors Field to the days of high scores and home run bombs.
In an effort to combat the pinball scores at Coors Field, which wrung out pitching staffs and turned games into home run parades, the Rockies began storing baseballs in the humidor in 2002. When previously placed in a closet they would dry out, become harder and fly farther.
"It's not that 18-16 weren't fun to watch," McKee says, "But the pitching really was the bigger issue. That's really the reason the humidor makes more sense for the Rockies."


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